Greek island 'chaos' as Brits vow to 'never return' to beautiful destination
British holidaymakers who were caught up in the pandemonium of overcrowded tourist spots on one of the world's most picturesque islands have sworn off returning.
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PM Modi, Manu Bhaker's Old Video Resurfaces As Shooter Scripts History At Paris Olympics
Ace India shooter Manu Bhaker secured a bronze medal to open India's medal tally in the ongoing Paris Olympics. Manu Bhaker made history as she became the first Indian woman to win a medal in shooting at the Olympics.
European lawmakers say they were pressured by Chinese diplomats to not attend conference in Taiwan
Lawmakers from at least six countries, including three in Europe, said Chinese diplomats were pressuring them not to attend a conference in Taiwan, in what they described as efforts to isolate the self-governed island.
Manchester Airport video 'should be a watershed moment for GMP'
The incident at Manchester Airport where a GMP cop kicked and stamped on a suspect on the floor should be a ‘watershed moment for the force’.
Ukrainians face decrease in support from Germany
While a memorial for Ukraine in front of the Russian embassy in Berlin serves as a constant reminder of the war, some Ukrainians say they are experiencing less support now compared to the start of the full-scale invasion of their country.
Brisbane wrangles with political flip-flops on long road to 2032
PARIS : Brisbane Olympic chief Andrew Liveris has implored local politicians to stop using the 2032 Games as a political football and start embracing the "great gift" of the global sporting showpiece.
Live updates as Welsh Labour begins search for new leader after Vaughan Gething quits
There are calls for an interim leader to replace Vaughan Gething, despite the outgoing First Minister's pledge to carry on until a replacement is named. Mr Gething announced on Tuesday, July 16, he would stand down after four of his cabinet members quit. Welsh Labour's executive committee will meet on Saturday to decide a timetable to elect a new leader.
The Seine is typically filthy. What to know before Olympic swimmers dive in
Over eight days in August 1900, dozens of swimmers dove into the muddy waters of the Seine River in Paris to compete in the second Olympic Games. Cheering crowds packed the riverbank, as the strong downstream current carried athletes to impossibly fast finish times.