by Buzzers - 17 hours ago
"How do we see the traffic lights, by telepathy?" That's the question been asked by a resident of Arrecife when he saw that a traffic signal, which alerts of a pedestrian crossing but covers the vision of a traffic light. The sign is located on León y Castillo street, at the exit of the capital...
World / International - 20 hours ago
Eurovision winners Kalush Orchestra - who brought home victory for war-torn Ukraine in last month's contest - have performed their first UK gig at Glastonbury Festival.
World / International - 21 hours ago
Protests are continuing in cities and towns across America after the Supreme Court stripped away constitutional protection for those seeking abortions.
World / International - 21 hours ago
Two people have been killed and 14 wounded in a shooting at a nightclub in Norway's capital Oslo.
Thousands of people with weekend plans will face disruption as rail workers strike for the third day this week.
Billie Eilish has become Glastonbury Festival's youngest ever headline act, with the Los Angeles-born star performing on the Pyramid Stage on Friday night.
A cheap festival should not be an oxymoron but many people at Glastonbury this year are in a very different place financially to where they were when they booked their tickets before the coronavirus pandemic.
World / International - 1 day ago
Campaigners on both sides knew the judges' likely decision, but when it came there was still a flood of emotion outside the Supreme Court.
World / International - 1 day ago
Eighteen migrants have died in a "stampede" of people trying to cross into Spain's North African enclave of Melilla, Moroccan authorities have said.
A "gentleman farmer" accused of murdering his wife and dumping her body in a septic tank 40 years ago claimed serial killer Fred West was "responsible" for her death, a court heard.
An island the size of two tennis courts has "changed the course" of the River Thames - and it's made from wet wipes.
World / International - 1 day ago
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has addressed Glastonbury - describing the festival as the "greatest concentration of freedom".
World / International - 1 day ago
A Japanese city has apologised after a contractor admitted losing a USB memory stick containing the personal data of about 460,000 residents.
Boris Johnson says he expects people will "beat me up" after two by-election defeats - but insisted he was not worried about Conservative MPs plotting to replace him while he is abroad.
A few weeks ago no one outside British tennis circles knew who Ryan Peniston was.