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35 people have died as a result of heavy rains in Brazil’s north east.

The Queen maintains the same position and grin she did as a toddler, as seen by photographs.

Burna Boy extended a handful of cash to the lover of his personal assistant, who clocked a year older

For the first time in over two decades, pint glasses will be topped with a Crown after EU restrictions prohibiting the patriotic sign were repealed by Ministers

VP Harris visits the funeral of Ruth Whitfield, a gunshot victim.

Russian forces in Ukraine’s east begin hunt-to-kill missions

 Queen’s Platinum Jubilee will be a fantastic four days next weekend.

The Jack Russell, a Cannes Film Festival patron, is recognized for digging up Russian mines in Ukraine.

Guards are advised not to shout at detainees or refer to them just by their surnames.

The opposition in Nigeria has chosen Abubakar to run for president again

A Ukrainian orphan writes a thank-you letter to Boris Johnson to express gratitude for the British people’s help.

Russia makes gains in the east, as Ukraine demands longer-range weapons

18-year-old Stevenage schoolboy is killed after being attacked on his way home from prom.

Shanghai takes more moves toward reopening, as Beijing relaxes COVID restrictions

Gulf Air’s mobile app now accepts Apple Pay

Hundreds of swimming pools are on the verge of being closed due to rising electricity costs.

Makhura criticizes delegates’ conduct for embarrassing the ANC

Over the Memorial Day weekend, there will be flight disruptions

The World Health Organization (WHO) has taken the first steps toward changing global health emergency guidelines

CHRISTIAN INTENDING PILGRIMS ARE SCREENED BY LCPWB

Wage negotiations between Sibanye Stillwater and unions will resume next week

Boris Johnson is threatening to transfer Tory chairman Oliver Dowden.

Hundreds of people have been killed in landslides in northern Brazil

For the fourth day in a row, the number of COVID-19 cases in South Korea has been below 20,000

Rail strikes will occur ‘very soon,’ according to unions, and might result in power outages in UK

Three people have been arrested in connection with a copper theft ring

President Bio of Sierra Leone will be the Chief Guest at the Madaraka Day events