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King Charles is to receive hospital treatment for an enlarged prostate, Bucking Palace has said. The King will be admitted next week to undergo 'a corrective procedure'.
King Charles has announced his 2024 New Year Honours list with 1,227 people recognised.
World football governing body, FIFA, and its European counterpart, UEFA, have teamed up in the fight against racism championed by United Kingdom-London Press TV/Africa Global Channel.
A plan for banning smoking and vaping for the next generation has been confirmed in the King's Speech.
Meanwhile in DR Congo, inflation has become an electoral issue. The US dollar is used in major transactions in the capital Kinshasa, and is also the currency of choice for groceries, eating out at restaurants and more. But the exchange rate with the local currency, the Congolese franc, fluctuates daily, and recently reached a record 2,500 francs per dollar in Kinshasa. Inflation has become a major worry for the city's inhabitants. With elections approaching, many Congolese are expecting government measures to lower the rate.
The death toll of the Israel-Hamas war is believed to have risen to 2,600, after Hamas militants launched an attack on Israel at the weekend. During a major Jewish holiday, Hamas militants fired thousands of rockets and sent dozens of fighters into Israeli towns near the Gaza strip in a deadly attack on Saturday, October 7 which left hundreds dead.
Continuous added to Aidan O'Brien’s Classic haul with a clinical triumph in the Betfred St Leger at Doncaster.
GCSE results day is upon us once again, with thousands of students receiving their grades today (August 24). After a stressful May and June, students will get to see whether their hard work has paid off.