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NATO Secretary General attends the change of command ceremony at the Allied Command Operations (ACO) in Mons, Belgium

Inflation in Italy in June rose to 8% in annual terms | the highest rate since January 1986

The wife of a man who was viciously attacked by teens while defending an 11-year-old youngster in a park has told how her husband’s catastrophic brain injuries have left him unable to talk or care for himself a year later

President Muhammadu Buhari joins the people of Idoma Kingdom in celebrating the investiture of the 5th Och’Idoma, Dr John Elaigwu Odogbo

The Tánaiste hit out at the Prime Minister for not being ‘even-handed’ in his approach to the Northern Ireland Protocol – as he accused Boris Johnson of siding with Unionists in the dispute

UN Human Rights Council 50: Ambassador Simon Manley delivers a statement during the urgent debate on the human rights of women and girls in Afghanistan

Eskom CEO, Andre de Ruyter, says the power utility will be taking action against workers who embarked on an illegal strike over the past week

A bakkie and stationary minibus collides on the N1 approximately 50km north of Bloemfontein leaving nine injured

Uncle Jack Charles was baffled after he was told to prove his Aboriginality in order to receive the second instalment of a payment under Victoria’s Stolen Generations Reparation scheme

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss meets French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Paris

The International Criminal Court (ICC) will celebrate its 20th anniversary on July 1st, 2022

Police are looking for a man who followed a woman into a McDonald’s parking lot before ‘terrifyingly attacking’ her there

After losing to Panorama FC Under 19 on the opening day of the Engen Cup at Marks Park Sports Club on Friday, Orlando Pirates Under 19s had a difficult road ahead of them

President Trump threatened a trade war with Sweden in an attempt to free rapper A$AP Rocky after his arrest on assault charges three years ago. Rocky was ultimately convicted

The New Zealand Prime Minister did her best to sell her country as a winter sun holiday destination during an appearance on ITV’s Lorraine this morning

Bakkie and truck collision on the N1 highway outside Polokwane leaves one dead

Model Jess Davis has captured the horrifying moment she discovered what can happen in just three weeks to a car which is left lying in damp humid weather

The Insolvency Service’s policy and technical conference returns for a second year and we’re inviting interested parties to submit abstracts of papers

The Prime Minister refused to commit to reversing cuts to the size of the British Army despite an outspoken warning this week from the service’s top soldier

Zhou Huixian, also known by her nickname Aqua Chow, 23, (pictured) was brutally murdered in a luxury hotel room in Hong Kong

New laws to protect disabled people in England, Scotland and Wales when travelling in taxis and PHVs

Sellafield Ltd has been listed in the top 100 apprenticeship employers in England for 2022

Coloured photographs taken in the 1870s have brought the streets of Victorian London to life

New Continental SportContact 7 wins a pair of international design awards and numerous independent tyre tests

Two men injured when a truck rear-ended another on the N3 between the Bergville and Tugela Plaza outside Ladysmith

Former Prime Minister, Tony Blair, warns Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer it would be ‘very damaging’ for the party to support a wave of public sector strikes

Miles Bridges’ wife Mychelle Johnson says she could not ‘be silent anymore’ as she posted a series of images showing bruises and scratches over her hands, back, legs and face