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WWII Codebreaker Charlotte Webb, Honored by Queen, Dies at 101

One of the last surviving British codebreakers from World War II has passed away, 101 years old. We wanted to serve our country instead of just making sausage rolls, was her explanation for her acclaimed war effort.

WWII Codebreaker Charlotte Webb, Honored by Queen, Dies at 101

Premier League to Debut Semi-Automated Offside Tech Next Week

It has been used in the World Championship, Champions League, Serie A, La Liga, and in The Championship. In next week, semi-automated offside technology will also be introduced in England's top league in football, Premier League.

Premier League to Debut Semi-Automated Offside Tech Next Week

Woman Rescued 91 Hours After Myanmar Earthquake Kills 2,700

Colorful children's backpacks are scattered around the rubble. When the preschool collapsed in the massive earthquake on Friday, small children were buried under the debris.

Woman Rescued 91 Hours After Myanmar Earthquake Kills 2,700

Harrods Launches Fund to Compensate Victims of al-Fayed's Abuse

The London department store Harrods is setting up a fund to compensate the dozens of women who were subjected to sexual abuse by the former owner Mohamed al-Fayed. .

Harrods Launches Fund to Compensate Victims of al-Fayed's Abuse

British Schools to Screen Netflix Hit Adolescence After PM's Endorsement

Jack Thorne, one of the creators behind the Netflix success "Adolescence", has met with Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer for a meeting at 10 Downing Street. The Prime Minister is now announcing that the series will be shown in schools.

British Schools to Screen Netflix Hit Adolescence After PM's Endorsement

Families Hold Vigil at Bangkok Skyscraper Collapse Site

At an enormous pile of crushed concrete in Bangkok, relatives are desperately waiting for news. Three days after the earthquake in Myanmar, Naruemol Thonglek is still praying for her boyfriend to be found alive.

Families Hold Vigil at Bangkok Skyscraper Collapse Site

Over 100,000 Russian Soldiers Confirmed Dead in Ukraine Conflict

At least 100,000 Russian soldiers have fallen in the country's ongoing invasion war in Ukraine, according to a protocol presented by Russian Mediazona and British BBC. .

Over 100,000 Russian Soldiers Confirmed Dead in Ukraine Conflict

Football Fan Discovers Sensitive UK Military Documents in Trash Bag

Sensitive documents belonging to the British military have been found on a street in northern England, reports BBC Radio Newcastle. The Ministry of Defence in London has launched an investigation.

Football Fan Discovers Sensitive UK Military Documents in Trash Bag

Myanmar Earthquake Claims Over 1,600 Lives, Rescue Efforts Intensify

Over 1,600 people have been confirmed dead in Myanmar after Friday's earthquake, reports the military junta in the country. Many more have been injured in the quake that also affected Thailand.

Myanmar Earthquake Claims Over 1,600 Lives, Rescue Efforts Intensify

Swede Among Survivors After Submarine Sinks in Egypt's Red Sea

Six Russians have lost their lives after a tourist boat sank in the Red Sea off Egypt's coast, reports BBC. At least one Swede is said to have been on board.

Swede Among Survivors After Submarine Sinks in Egypt's Red Sea

Isak Leads Newcastle's Historic Victory Parade Celebration

Newcastle United's League Cup victory was the club's first domestic title in 70 years. It must be thoroughly celebrated.

Isak Leads Newcastle's Historic Victory Parade Celebration

Turkey's Protests Escalate as Police Clash with Demonstrators and Media Restrictions Tighten

After two days of relative calm, the Turkish police have once again begun using violence against demonstrators in Istanbul. Turkey is also introducing a ten-day broadcasting ban for an oppositional TV channel, while simultaneously deporting a BBC journalist.

Turkey's Protests Escalate as Police Clash with Demonstrators and Media Restrictions Tighten

Increased Security for Swiatek Following Harassment Incident

Security is being tightened around tennis star Iga Swiatek since she was subjected to harassment and insults during the Miami Open, according to BBC. The incident comes just a month after Emma Raducanu was stalked by a stalker.

Increased Security for Swiatek Following Harassment Incident

Burundi President Accuses Rwanda of Plotting Attack, Calls for Dialogue

Burundi's President Évariste Ndayishimiye claims to have "credible intelligence" that neighboring country Rwanda is planning to attack the country, reports BBC. .

Burundi President Accuses Rwanda of Plotting Attack, Calls for Dialogue

Suspect Swallows $700K Tiffany Earrings in Bold Orlando Heist

A man who is now suspected of grand theft swallowed two pairs of diamond earrings from Tiffany's - worth 7. 8 million Swedish kronor.

Suspect Swallows $700K Tiffany Earrings in Bold Orlando Heist

UK Government to Cut Expenses by 15 Percent Over Four Years

The British state's running expenses are to be reduced by 15 percent over four years, according to the country's Finance Minister Rachel Reeves. The announcement is made in a BBC interview ahead of a spring budget speech on Wednesday, where Reeves is expected to present more details on the budget cuts.

UK Government to Cut Expenses by 15 Percent Over Four Years

England to Plant 20 Million Trees in First New National Forest in 30 Years

The English are to get their first new national forest in over 30 years. 20 million trees are to be planted in a multi-million investment.

England to Plant 20 Million Trees in First New National Forest in 30 Years

Oleg Gordievskij, Key Cold War Double Agent Who Exposed Stig Bergling, Dies at 86

One of the world's most famous double agents has died. Oleg Gordievskij, who was recruited from the Soviet Union to the United Kingdom during the Cold War, revealed, among other things, the Swedish spy Stig Bergling.

Oleg Gordievskij, Key Cold War Double Agent Who Exposed Stig Bergling, Dies at 86

China Executes Four Canadians for Drug Offenses, Canada Condemns

China has executed four Canadian citizens who have been found guilty of drug offenses in the country. .

China Executes Four Canadians for Drug Offenses, Canada Condemns

Astronauts Return After 9 Months in Space: Health Challenges Await

The planned eight days on the International Space Station turned into nine months for the Americans Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore. On Tuesday, they splashed down into the sea off the coast of Florida.

Astronauts Return After 9 Months in Space: Health Challenges Await

Chelsea Star: "Autism has benefited me"

Four years ago, the English football star Lucy Bronze, 33, was diagnosed with autism. A diagnosis she believes has helped her throughout her career.

Chelsea Star: "Autism has benefited me"

League Convicted After the Hunt for the Golden Toilet "America"

The ingredients: A famous castle, encoded messages, and a stolen toilet in 18-karat gold named after the USA – on loan from the Guggenheim Museum. Now, the real-life Jönsson gang has been found guilty, writes BBC.

League Convicted After the Hunt for the Golden Toilet "America"

Hancock receives the Polar Prize – a jazz visionary

The American jazz musician and pianist Herbie Hancock receives one of the year's three Polar Prizes. A "jazz scientist" and visionary, according to the jury, who emphasize his constant musical development.

Hancock receives the Polar Prize – a jazz visionary

Marija survived the fire – her sister didn't make it out

Within the span of a few minutes, nearly 60 young people lost their lives – some of them still children. At hospitals, another 20 or so are fighting for their lives.

Marija survived the fire – her sister didn't make it out