Khashoggi's fiancée calls for MbS sanctions

The fiancee of slain Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi wants sanctions imposed on "murderer" Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, after a U.S. intelligence report implicated him in the killing. Adam..

Meghan accuses Palace of 'perpetuating falsehoods'

The latest teaser released ahead of Harry and Meghan’s much anticipated interview with Oprah shows the Duchess accused Buckingham Palace of "perpetuating falsehoods". Adam Reed reports.

Scotland leader defends predecessor case handling

A feud between Scottish leaders past and present is threatening the possibility of Scottish independence. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been defending how she has handled her predecessor's sexual..

Dutch COVID center blast appears intentional

Dutch police say a coronavirus testing center north of Amsterdam appears to have been intentionally targeted after an explosion went off at the facility. Adam Reed reports.

UK and Ireland back bid for 2030 World Cup

The United Kingdom and Ireland are to launch a bid to host the 2030 soccer World Cup, with $3.9 million due to be set aside for the process by the Chancellor in the upcoming budget. Adam Reed reports.

Harry tells Oprah he worried of history repeating

Excerpts of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan's interview with Oprah Winfrey have been released, with the former Royal suggesting he was worried of history repeating itself, apparently in relation to..

UK top court says IS schoolgirl can't return

A British-born woman who went to Syria as a schoolgirl to join Islamic State should not be allowed to return to Britain because she poses a security risk, the UK's Supreme Court ruled on Friday. Adam..

Syrian migrant sights set on German parliament

Almost six years ago Tareq Alaows fled military conscription in Syria, and now he is running to win a seat in Germany's parliament. Adam Reed reports.

Amnesty International revokes Navalny's status

Amnesty Internaional has revoked its 'prisoner of conscience' status previously given to Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. It relates to past comments he's made that the NGO say qualify as advocacy of..

Woods 'awake, responsive' after car wreck surgery

Golf icon Tiger Woods is awake, responsive and recovering after surgery following the serious car accident he suffered on Tuesday in LA. Woods needed to have fractures of his tibia and fibula bones..

UN raises concerns about Dubai princess

The U.N. has called on the UAE to present proof of life that one of the ruler of Dubai's daughters is still alive. A video published earlier this week apparently shows Sheikha Latifa saying she's being..

Two journalists imprisoned after Belarus coverage

Two Belarusian journalists have been sentenced to two years in prison after filming live coverage of last November's protests against President Alexander Lukashenko, following an election that..

ESA is recruiting world's next astronauts

Aspiring astronauts are being invited to apply for job that's out of this world, after the European Space Agency launched its latest recruitment drive. Adam Reed reports.

Spanish rapper convicted in free speech case

Spanish police have arrested rapper who baarricaded himself inside a university building. Pablo Hasel had been sentenced to jail time on charges including insulting the monarchy and praising terrorist..

India outrage after arrest of Greta Thunberg ally

The arrest of a climate activist in India with links to Greta Thunberg's movement has sparked outrage amongst politicians and the public. Disha Ravi is accused of sharing a document online in support..

London Zoo fights to survive $1.4m monthly losses

London Zoo is one of the world's oldest zoos and animal research centers. But it's also losing around $1.4 million a month by remaining closed to the public, and staff are worried about its survival..

UK vaccinations on target, but long way to go: PM

[NFA] Britain's Prime Minister announced on Sunday that the country had hit its first target to vaccinate 15 million of the most vulnerable people from COVID-19. But Boris Johnson acknowledged there is..

Dozens injured as Japan suffers strong quake

Japanese officials warned of aftershocks on Sunday, following a strong earthquake in the Fukushima region that left over 100 people injured and many homes without water. Adam Reed reports.

New Zealand imposes three-day Auckland lockdown

(NFA) Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced the city of Auckland will enter a three-day lockdown from Sunday, after New Zealand recorded its first cases of COVID-19 since late January. Adam Reed..

White Helmets save child trapped in Aleppo well

A young girl who fell down a well while playing near her home in Al Bab City, Syria has been rescued by Syrian Civil Defence organization, also known as the White Helmets. Adam Reed reports.

Kremlin warns of EU split if hit with sanctions

Russia's Foreign Minister has threatened a split with the European Union, if the country is hit with economic sanctions following the jailing of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. Adam Reed reports.