Two people arrested after trying to enter UK nuclear submarine base
Man and woman, one of whom is understood to be Iranian, held after asking to enter sensitive military site
· Dan Sabbagh
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Newest first · UTC+11:00Gerry Adams no longer facing damages claim from England bombing victims
Former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams arrives at the Royal Courts of Justice, in central London, where a civil claim is being brought against him for just £1 in damages by three men who were injured in Provisional IRA bombings on the UK mainland in the 1970s and 1990s, on Wednesday March 18, 2026. (Ben Whitley/PA v…
· Pan Pylas
Father of killed US military member disputes Hegseth’s claim he said to ‘finish’ the job in Iran
Defense secretary had said relatives of service members killed in refueling tanker crash told him ‘do not stop until the job is done’
· Richardluscombe
Iran’s IRGC says spokesman Ali Mohammad Naini killed in US-Israeli attack
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesperson has been killed in overnight strikes carried out jointly by the United States and Israel, the IRGC reported, the latest in a mounting toll of senior officials assassinated since the war began.
· Al Jazeera Staff
Norway’s crown princess says she was ‘deceived’ by Jeffrey Epstein
Mette-Marit says she ‘did not know he was a sex offender’, despite Googling him three years after his prison sentence
· Miranda Bryant
US veteran charged with ‘conspiracy’ over ICE protest refuses to plead guilty
The right to protest is ‘fundamentally American’, says Bajun Mavalwalla who awaits trial and faces six years in prison
· Aaron Glantz
How ‘Jury Duty’ pulled it off its wild prank show — again
From the court room to the corporate retreat.
· Lauren Sarner
Tunisian anti-racism activist sentenced to eight years in prison
A Tunisian court on Thursday sentenced anti-racism activist Saadia Mosbah to eight years in prison on financial misconduct charges, a ruling her lawyer condemned as "shocking" and politically motivated, marking the latest crackdown on civil society in the North African country.
· AfricaNews
Trump aides tried to block appointment of Peter Mandelson as UK ambassador to US, reports say – US politics live
Senior figures said to have been skeptical over Keir Starmer’s appointment of ‘arrogant’ veteran politician, later sacked over connections to Jeffrey Epstein
· Tom Ambrose, Lauren Aratani
Murderer gets life for stabbing and burning girlfriend
Auto news: These are Australia's safest roads.
· Aaron Bunch
French tycoon Vincent Bolloré to stand trial in ‘African ports’ corruption case
French industrialist Vincent Bolloré will stand trial in December before the Paris criminal court in the so‑called “African ports” case.
· AfricaNews
Man jailed for 24 years after violent domestic violence murder
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Man charged with more than 200 offences involving children
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Tourist detained after breaking strict Bali rule
Property News: Australia's most expensive streets, and how much it costs to live in them.
· Emily Bennett
Georgia woman charged with murder after police say she took pills to induce an abortion
A 31-year-old Georgia woman has been charged with murder by police who say she took pills to induce an illegal abortion.
· Associated Press
IRGC says spokesman killed in US-Israeli missile attack - DailyNews
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has confirmed that General Ali Mohammad Naeini, its spokesman, has been killed in a US-Israeli missile attack.
· Supuni Kulasinghe
Supreme Court weighs whether to allow grace periods for mail ballots
Election workers Heidi McGettigan, left, Margaret Wohlford, center, and David Jensen, unload a bag of ballots brought in a from a polling precinct to the Sacramento County Registrar of Voters office in Sacramento, Calif., June 5, 2018. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, File)
· Julie Carr Smyth
13 arrested in Hong Kong over HK$113 million ‘iAM Smart’ laundering crackdown
Nine men and four women, aged between 38 and 75, accused of using government app to funnel money through victims’ bank accounts
· Lo Hoi-ying
Alice Springs prison guards go on 12-hour strike over 'unsafe' conditions
More than 80 prison guards took part in the strike. (ABC News: Elsie Lange)
· Elsie Lange
IRGC says spokesman killed in US-Israeli air strike
Ali Mohammad Naini, the spokesman for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has been killed in a missile strike, the group confirmed in a statement to state media.
· Middleeasteye
Johnston Fernando and sons further remanded until April 2 - DailyNews
The Wattala Magistrate’s Court has ordered the further remand of five suspects, including former minister Johnston Fernando and his two sons, until April 2.
· Supuni Kulasinghe
As Trump Demands Voter Data, This Fiercely Independent Red State Says No
States were on notice from the U.S. Department of Justice that if they didn’t fall in line, the federal government would force them into compliance.
· Audrey Dutton and Jen Fifield
She Was in Labor at a Florida Hospital. Then She Was in Zoom Court for Refusing a C-Section.
It’s difficult to put yourself in the place of Cherise Doyley, a pregnant mother of three who found herself facing a judge while in labor at the University of Florida Health hospital in downtown Jacksonville.
· Amy Yurkanin
Kuwait oil refinery hit as Iran says it’s still building missiles
After message that Iran’s missile industry ‘deserves a perfect score’, Revolutionary Guards’ spokesman is killed in strike
· Agence France-Presse
Israel strikes Iran's Basij enforcers, hoping to loosen their grip
A poster of Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, the successor to his late father Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as supreme leader is placed on an anti-riot police car as policemen stand on top of the car, during a rally to support him in Tehran, Iran, Monday, March 9, 2026. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)
· Sarah El Deeb
Colombia: Torrential rain triggers severe flooding in Facatativá, over 1,000 affected
Rivers and streams including Río Botello overflowed from around 04:00, flooding neighbourhoods such as Los Manzanos and La Selva. Residents reported water levels exceeding 1 metre inside homes, while at least 14 incidents were recorded across Cundinamarca, governor Jorge Emilio Rey said. Emergency services including…
· AfricaNews
Police raid house showing ‘from the river to the sea’ banner outside
A Brisbane community house with a “from the river to the sea” sign hanging outside has been raided by police.
· William Davis
Property millions frozen: Scandal-plagued founder’s press conference backfires
The federal court has urgently frozen the sprawling property portfolio of disgraced Australian private security boss Micky Ahuja, after a judge was told of comments Ahuja made during a recent shambolic press conference.
· Nick McKenzie, Cameron Houston
Tear gas and tension in Jerusalem as Eid prayers held outside al Aqsa
Muslim worshippers gathered outside the Old City walls of Jerusalem on Friday 20 March to mark Eid al Fitr after being barred from entering the Al Aqsa compound. Israeli police fired tear gas as crowds searched for space to perform early morning prayers, with many forced to pray in nearby streets. Authorities said r…
· AfricaNews
Convicted sex offender Josh Duggar speaks out on brother Joseph’s child molestation arrest
Former reality star turned convicted sex offender Josh Duggar slammed the “false accusations” against his brother, Joseph Duggar, who was arrested for allegedly molesting a 9-year-old girl.
· Nicholas McEntyre
Three charged in the US with smuggling AI chips into China
Three people associated with artificial intelligence server maker Super Micro Computer, including its cofounder, have been charged with helping smuggle at least $2.5bn-worth of United States AI technology to China in violation of export laws, according to the US Department of Justice.
· Al Jazeera
Week in wildlife: wild boar babies, fenland ponies and a slug with strange genitalia
View image in fullscreen… And in further wild boar news, a supermarket in Berlin, Germany was host to a swine on a shopping trip last Friday. After the boar slipped in through the sliding glass doors, shop staff made a quick exit – but not before calling the zoo and the police, who arrived armed with tranquilliser g…
· Joanna Ruck
‘Turning off the tap’: ATC claims Racing NSW owes it millions
The Australian Turf Club has claimed Racing NSW owes it nearly $10 million in withheld payments as the high-stakes court battle between the two took a fresh twist on Friday.
· Chris Barrett
North Korea begins housing families of troops killed in Ukraine war
Since 2017, I have covered South Korea’s political and economic landscape as a reporter, with a focus on foreign affairs, inter-Korean relations and security.As a foreign affairs reporter, I closely follow developments from the Ministry of Unification, the Foreign Ministry and the Defense Ministry, tracking shifts i…
· Jung Min-kyung
Two men arrested after violent assault of woman outside Darwin nightclub
Two men have been arrested over an attack outside a Darwin nightclub in which two security staff were injured, with one allegedly struck with a glass and then kicked in the head while unconscious.
Hit-and-run driver sentenced to 18 months jail after reversing, driving around dying Perth father-of-two
A woman who ran over and killed a man in her car before reversing, driving around him and fleeing the scene has been sentenced to 18 months jail, after a Perth court heard she had attended a wedding on the same day as the hit-and-run.
· Ezra Holt
Paramedic care 'below reasonable standard' in death in custody, coroner finds
Phillip Mark Walton died while in custody at Casino Police Station in March 2023. (Supplied: Ian Walton)
· Claire Simmonds
5 jailed, 20 more arrested in Hong Kong crackdown on illegal employment
Immigrant Department raids 23 locations, including restaurants, cleaning companies and commercial buildings, as part of operation
· William Yiu
Child sex abuse survivor 'vindicated' despite perpetrator walking free
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· Natasha Macfarlane
Man found guilty of killing passenger during drug-fuelled road trip
A Supreme Court jury has found Samuel Liszczak (pictured) was killed by Tyronne Russell. (Supplied)
· Charles Rushforth
Chilling footage shows brazen stabbing in Melbourne shopping centre
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Hong Kong crane collapse signals need for metal fatigue testing: expert
Union chairman issues call after operator killed in tower crane collapse at construction site for public housing project on Tai Wo Hau Road
· Vivian Au
Chilling moment woman randomly stabbed on shopping centre escalator
Property News: Australia's most expensive streets, and how much it costs to live in them.
· Chester Ngan
Driver killed by truck while clearing 2-ton coils on expressway
A man in his 70s died after a vehicle struck him while he was handling fallen cargo on an expressway Friday, authorities said.
· Lim Jae-seong
Armed vigilantes become last line of defense against cartel expansion in central Mexico
Residents in the Mexican central state of Guerrero are setting up self-defense patrols to keep a powerful cartel out of their mountain towns. They say cartel gunmen have moved in their territory, while police and soldiers rarely appear. The fighting has emptied villages and cut populations sharply. Experts say Guerr…
· Megan Janetsky
Queensland police raid Christian organisation over pro-Palestine banner
The slogan "From the River to the Sea" is now a prohibited phrase in Queensland. (Supplied)
· Kenji Sato
Top court upheld construction site manager’s liability in Russian worker’s death
South Korea’s Supreme Court has held a construction site manager responsible for the death of a Russian worker who fell from a structure along a building’s exterior, despite prior instructions restricting access to the area.
· Lim Jae-seong
NYC teen allegedly admitted to randomly slashing mom of three at bus stop: ‘I knew I was guilty’
A teen thug allegedly admitted to police that he knew he “was guilty” of slashing a Queens mom of three on her way to work after cops showed him a surveillance video of the vicious attack, according to prosecutors.
· Marie Pohl, Zoe Hussain
High Point student announcers go nuts on call for March Madness upset over Wisconsin
High Point University’s Cinderella run in the NCAA Tournament is already capturing the imagination of college basketball fans, but the blossoming love affair with the small North Carolina school isn’t limited to the players on the court.
· Christian Arnold