By Andrew Marr
The images from Donald Trump’s State visit have so far been all the highly predictable ones – the big green whirlybirds, the well-behaved horses and golden carriages, the soldiers dressed as if it were 1890.
He loves us, or at least our castles: can’t we begin to love him back?
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Donald Trump was given the full royal pomp by King Charles III during his unprecedented second state visit.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has begun vaccinating frontline health workers and contacts of infected individuals in response to a new Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s (DRC) Kasai Province.
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Albania has become the first country in the world to appoint an artificial intelligence as a government minister. The AI-powered digital assistant, named Diella—meaning “sun” in Albanian—has been given responsibility for public procurement with the aim of eliminating corruption.
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UK punk rap duo Bob Vylan have had the remainder of their gigs cancelled after their frontman made a controversial comment about Charlie Kirk’s murder during his performance.
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South Africa’s highest court has ruled that husbands can take the surname of their wives, overturning a law that barred them from doing so.
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A man has been charged with murder following the death of a Nigerian pensioner who was assaulted in Balham.
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A London-born boy has become the first millennial saint, in a ceremony steeped in an ancient ritual presided over by Pope Leo on Sunday.
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The parents of the teenager who died by suicide allegedly encouraged by ChatGPT are suing OpenAI over his death, alleging its chatbot encouraged him to take his own life.
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A US bankruptcy lawyer with the same name as Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is suing the social media platform, arguing his account keeps getting suspended for being falsely accused of “impersonating Mata owner with similar name”.
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