Israel has said it carried out a wave of pre-emptive strikes across southern Lebanon to thwart a large-scale rocket and drone attack by Hezbollah. Jets destroyed thousands of the Iran-backed
A foreign tourist has died in south Iceland after ice collapsed during a visit their group was making to a glacier, local media report. A second tourist was injured but
Icelandic supermarkets have been left in a pickle, after a viral TikTok trend saw an unprecedented surge in demand for cucumbers – leaving suppliers racing to keep up. It comes
Employees at one of Canada’s two largest railways will return to work on Friday, partially ending an unprecedented work stoppage after intervention by the federal government. Canada moved on Thursday
The US has sued a leading software company that collects and sells rental data, accusing it of subverting competition between landlords and feeding the country’s housing crisis. The Department of
A US campaign group has accused Boeing of concealing information about electrical problems on a plane that later crashed. The Foundation for Aviation Safety claimed the aircraft, which went down
A metal detectorist who was inspired by Indiana Jones was left in awe when he uncovered a hoard of hundreds of historic coins. George Ridgway, 34, a trained archaeologist from
An online community has erupted around people filming wildlife with backyard trail cameras, complete with dollhouse furniture film sets. It’s not just cute: the videos are uncovering animal secrets for
It is an increasingly common message from websites: browse for free – if you allow us to track your data and target you with personalised ads – if you don’t,
During each day of the Notting Hill Carnival since 2017, the loud music coming from the sound systems is briefly turned off. People are encouraged to respect a short 72-second
