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Troopers at Horse Guards Parade in central London have taken the edge off searing temperatures by using electrical fans as they stand in the shade on the UK’s hottest day in history

Ex-president Donald Trump lashes out at the Pulitzer Prize Board after it refused to rescind the 2018 prizes it awarded to The New York Times and the Washington Post for their Russiagate coverage

Department for Transport explains the new strategy to reduce aviation emissions, decarbonise the sector and allow people to keep flying

In three different incidents around London, dogs were left inside scorching-hot automobiles, forcing police officers to break windows as temperatures reached 38C

Gauteng Premier David Makhura has lauded renowned South African poet and author Don Mattera’s contribution not only to South African arts but also to the liberation struggle

New employment figures from the ONS show an increasing number of Scots on the payroll, and two million more women in work across the UK than in 2010

Young Charlie loses life through domestic violence

Australians could be hit with a new wave of power outages, authorities warn

2023 Gauteng Online Admissions application for Grades 1 and 8 will open on Friday 22 July 2022

The British High Commission Port Louis call for bids for projects in Mauritius and Rodrigues

Six Licensing Officials are detained by National Traffic Division of the Road Traffic Management Corporation

Environment Secretary announces the appointment of Alan Lovell DL as the new chair of the Environment Agency

Security officer shot during a cash-in-transit robbery in Kwadabeka in the region of Pinetown

Julie Bishop opens up on saucy private messages she has been receiving. 

President Cyril Ramaphosa to officiate at the opening of the first Black Industrialists and Exporters Conference in Johannesburg

Additional funding has been made available for the Transpennine route upgrade

Netcare 911 responds to a shooting in Durban West region.

The IPO and Aardman announce the winners of the 2022 “Wallace & Gromit’s Cracking Ideas” competition

Charity Commission has concluded its engagement with Nowzad in relation to its evacuation of staff and animals from Afghanistan

Police releases photograph of a man alleged to have attacked a cyclist in a confrontation in Dorset. 

San Diego-based Kratos Defense and Security Solutions Inc. announces plans to expand its newly established business unit in Birmingham

South Western Ambulance Service suspends staff for kissing a colleague on the lips.

Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration, David Neal, says that he is becoming increasingly frustrated at the Home Office’s delay in releasing his report into small boats crossings

New published figures show the growing impact of the Government’s revolutionary National Tutoring Programme

German “Synodal Way” aims to change the Church’s teaching on homosexuality.

National Aviation Authority network formed to support resilience in the aviation sector and help regulators tackle emerging challenges

Seventy years of nuclear fuel reprocessing in the UK ended at the weekend