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One hundred days of death and destruction have passed in Ukraine, where Russia is flattening the Donbas region. Meanwhile, the US and its allies are stepping up weapons shipments to Kyiv. Among those killed this week was French journalist Frédéric Leclerc-Imhoff. The 32-year-old reporter was aboard an armoured vehicle whose mission was to pick up civilians.
Now we know what is in Queen Elizabeth II’s handbag.
Amid the festivities of Queen Elizabeth II's platinum jubilee in the United Kingdom, misleading social media posts have been circulating concerning the cost of the event.
Why do crowned heads still abound throughout Europe in the 21st Century? Is the embodiment of a nation's power best represented by a hereditary head of state or an elected president? The thrill may be gone in many parts of the Commonwealth, but the aura endures.
Mondli Khumalo's agent Rob Humphries said the young cricketer underwent a third operation on Wednesday that's seen his recovery prospects improve significantly.
A judge at Thames Magistrates Court in east London also banned the 27-year-old France international from keeping cats for five years.
The UK government launched a new visa scheme on Monday aiming to attract what it calls "high potential individuals" to work in Britain.
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