Widdecombe suspect accused of trying to break into Farage's home
Joshua Kerry, 28, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court and was remanded in custody.
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Watch: The big test facing Badenoch after her conference speech
The big test facing Kemi Badenoch after her conference speech
Three years on, questions remain over what Netanyahu knew before October 7
As Israelis mark the third anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack, and with elections due later this month, one question keeps resurfacing: What did Benjamin Netanyahu know in the run-up to the attack? The Israeli prime minister has been accused of ignoring repeated warnings – an allegation he denies.
Last hour after Maricarman's death, live - 124; Feijóo calls for no "interested use" of Maricarman's death
Maricarsen's lawyer: "If the eviction had been suspended, today we would not be in this situation" - 124; The PP vets a minute of silence by Maricarsen at the Madrid Assembly - 124; at least a thousand people march to Congress and light candles in their memory to the cry of "murderers"
"The law enforcement authorities have no instructions to face the students," says French Prime Minister Lecornu
"The law enforcement authorities have no instructions to face high school students," said Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu during his intervention from Matignon, accusing some political leaders of using the outrage "to wage their electoral battles." Follow our live coverage.
France suspends use of stun grenades against protesters
France suspended the use of stun grenades against protesters as allegations of student brutality draw more anger. French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said the country could not ignore students' concerns.
Badenoch: Tories must not let Reform 'take us backwards'
Kemi Badenoch spoke of dividing lines between the Conservative party and Reform UK, vowing to not allow a coalition.
France: Youth at the bottom of the debt wall
The government is struggling to find a solution to the crisis that is shaking French youth. In the absence of budgetary resources, how can we overcome blockages in high schools? We go further with Richard Werly and Antoine Mariotti.
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Justina Shiroka Pula: Kosovo’s new president, elected during a crisis
An academic, former minister and a compromise choice, Pula was voted in by parliament amid protests.
A video shows Yemeni Government fighters running over Huties and passing them over with a vehicle
On Monday, the Yemeni army starred in a lightning advance, forcing the Hutti to withdraw from several of the areas they had taken.
The last "scandal" of the pazo de Meiras: the Franco auction 700 lots in Madrid with the blessing of State and Xunta
These are porcelain, paintings, carpets, sculptures or furniture that were not claimed by the Government. Memorialists ask to inspect the catalogue and believe that the goods "were not defended"
The court investigating the rescue of Air Europe cites Vice President Aagesen as a witness in the election week
The judge also calls as a witness the Secretary of State for Transport Pedro Saura, the former director of the SEPI, the head of the Economic Office of Moncloa, Manuel de la Rocha, and the former deputy Íñigo Errejón
US sets new demands for Iran deal: What are they?
US Vice President Vance’s call for reduced nuclear enrichment suggests room for compromise, but major obstacles remain.
Germany: Did CDU lawmakers support the far-right AfD?
Lawmakers of the center-right CDU may have voted for the far-right AfD candidate for parliamentary speaker in Saxony-Anhalt. Germany's Social Democrats warn of a "unique breach of taboos."
How the "strategic relationship" that Venezuela and Cuba have maintained for years after the capture of Maduro has been degraded
New months after the capture of Maduro, the strategic alliance forged for more than a quarter of a century between the two governments gives signs of weakening.
'Battle for soul of this nation is coming', says Badenoch
The leader of the Conservative party opened her speech saying the current government would "make every single person in this country poorer".
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Greens face conference centre ban over Zionism motion
Brighton & Hove City Council says the motion is not compatible with its inclusion commitments.
Reform internal inquiry says party did not break law over donations sting
Officials were recorded by undercover journalists discussing a potential way to secure foreign donations to the party.
The Houthis are targeting Riyadh and Aden airport in Yemen
The Saudi-led coalition announced that it had intercepted a Houthi missile north of Riyadh, after another shot at Khamis Mushait. In Yemen, Aden airport was also attacked by missiles and drones, according to government authorities. An escalation of tensions in the region told by Sophie Samaille.
French government scrambles to calm nationwide student protests
The French government is looking to appease protesters after a week of high school student protests that spread across the nation. President Emmanuel Macron held a meeting Monday with his Prime Minister, Interior minister and Education minister in hopes of coming up with a solution to appease the protesters. But despite government efforts to renew dialogue, widespread protests are expected as soon as Thursday.