Trump’s sweeping new tariffs take effect against dozens of countries
Osmond Chia Business reporter, BBC News Getty Images US President Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs on more than 90 countries around the world have come
Police officer removes alligator from pool with bare hands
A feisty alligator was rescued from a swimming pool by a police officer in St Augustine, Florida. Bodycam footage shows the police officer calmly reach
Zelensky demands sanctions after Russia strikes kill 33 in Kyiv
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has called for stronger international sanctions on Russia after a deadly attack on Kyiv killed at least 31 people. Zelensky said
4 dead, including officer in Midtown attack
Christal Hayes & Rachel Hagan BBC News Watch: Four killed in Manhattan shooting A gunman wielding an assault-style rifle has stormed a skyscraper in the
UK condemns Hong Kong cash offer for help in arresting activists
The UK has condemned the latest cash offer from Hong Kong authorities for people who help in the arrest of pro-democracy activists living in Britain.
Apology for S Korean woman convicted of biting man’s tongue as he attacked her
EPA Prosecutors in South Korea have apologised to a woman who was convicted for defending herself during a sexually violent attack more than 60 years
Syria sees ‘cautious calm’ in Suweida after deadly clashes
A “cautious calm” has returned to the Syrian city of Suweida after a week of deadly tribal clashes between Druze fighters, Bedouin gunmen and government
Ariana Grande says she’s not abandoning music for film projects
Ariana Grande says she has no plans to abandon her music career after announcing she was working on another film project. After starring alongside Cynthia
First Indian astronaut to go to ISS is on his way back
EPA Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla’s trip to space has created a huge interest in India Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla, who created history by becoming the first Indian
War crimes being committed in Darfur, ICC believes
Reuters 12 million people have been displaced by the conflict in Sudan There are “reasonable grounds” to believe war crimes and crimes against humanity are