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Mark Lynch, who challenged Lindsey Graham in South Carolina’s recent Republican US Senate primary, hopes to take the seat that the late GOP politician left empty, he has told RT.
LONDON — Members of the U.K. House of Lords will be required to attend parliament more often and retire at 80 under new proposals put forward by a cross-party committee, published just as Andy Burnham prepares to become prime minister.
Politician Ann Widdecombe gave a pre-recorded radio interview around 20 minutes before police believe she was attacked on Wednesday 8 July.
His facial hair fixation might seem perplexing – but it is part of an aestheticisation of politics that is central to the Trump project
Leandro Trossard has won 57 caps for Belgium
Russian table tennis players will return to international competitions after the sport’s global governing body announced it had lifted restrictions imposed after the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in 2022.
The Israeli military has continued to carry out regular strikes in Gaza despite the ceasefire with Hamas
Firefighters search lift shaft after deadly fire in Brussels construction site
The Knesset plenum on Tuesday continued its lengthy debate on the contentious bill that seeks to temporarily freeze the arrests of haredi (ultra-Orthodox) draft evaders ahead of its upcoming final readings required to become law.
A Spanish court on Tuesday ruled that officials had unfairly allocated a public job to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s brother — a decision that has heightened tensions between the judiciary and the head of government.
Sales are falling as some buyers switch to lab-grown diamonds
A gangster seeks election as president of his residents’ association so that he can embezzle billions of won in this new Netflix series
A gangster seeks election as president of his residents’ association so that he can embezzle billions of won in this new Netflix series
Andy Tobias, whose father Lieutenant Colonel John Tobias MBE, said it was a "hugely momentous day"
Having maintained a near-total silence on Labour’s policy in relation to Palestine since he began his open campaign for the leadership, Andy Burnham has now broken his omerta with an “apology” for the party’s past failures.
Howard qualified for The Open by finishing joint second at the final qualifying event at Dundonald Links in Scotland
MPs are expected to approve the long-delayed 'Hillsborough Law' later, in a bid to prevent cover-ups linked to failures of the state.
Brazil registered zero direct oil exports to Israel in 2025, with campaigners claiming it as a victory for the boycott campaign.
The Covid inquiry has published its damning report into why NHS workers did not have enough personal protective equipment (PPE) when the pandemic hit.
Fifa has announced American referee Ismail Elfath will take charge of England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina.
Pete and Fran Gillam lived in Bédar, the village that bore the brunt of the wildfires
A judge in St. Petersburg has sentenced a local activist and political candidate to 10 days in jail for displaying “extremist” symbols in social media posts he made in 2021, the exiled news outlet Mediazona reported Tuesday.
A judge in St. Petersburg has sentenced a local activist and political candidate to 10 days in jail for displaying “extremist” symbols in social media posts he made in 2021, the exiled news outlet Mediazona reported Tuesday.
Kimberley Thompson was murdered in August 2025
Karl Darlow made 38 appearances in three seasons for Leeds United
Prime Minister Rumen Radev announced Tuesday that Bulgaria doesn't belong in the Coalition of the Willing, as his country's guards marched alongside other European armed forces during Bastille Day celebrations hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron.
BRUSSELS — The European Union on Tuesday slammed threats against the International Criminal Court, after the United States vowed a sweeping campaign against the tribunal.
Greg James, Laura Kuenssberg and Vernon Kay are in the top 10 of the latest BBC pay list
Alexis Mac Allister has won all 12 of his World Cup games
I'm the yin to his yang - Barry on Tuchel
A military parade has marched through the streets of Paris below clouds of red, white and blue smoke left by planes in the sky as part of Bastille Day celebrations.
Planning failures and other flaws meant doctors and nurses were forced to work without adequate personal protective equipment (PPE) in the pandemic, the Covid inquiry has said.
If Argentina are to become the first nation to successfully defend their World Cup crown since 1962 - and just the third ever - then Lionel Messi will have been at the centre of it.
Scott Mills previously hosted the BBC Radio 2 breakfast show
Reform UK's Treasury spokesman has accused the government of a "dereliction of duty" over Nigel Farage's taxpayer-funded security, claiming it had previously been "downgraded".
Police are continuing to question the suspect held on suspicion of the murder of politician Ann Widdecombe for a third day.
Claire Freemantle faces multiple charges following the deaths of two young girls
Watch: Drone footage - filmed last month - showed the scale of the moorland wildfire
Luka Vuskovic started for Croatia against England in the group stages of this summer's World Cup
BRUSSELS — French university Sciences Po is considering opening a campus in Brussels, arguing that the EU capital is “paradoxically” missing its own elite academic institution.
US President Donald Trump has given Saudi Arabia the green light for a renewed military operation against Yemen’s Houthi movement, Axios has reported, citing US officials.
The pair were returning from holiday in Thessaloniki, Serbian media reports
The alarm was raised at Seaton Carew beach on Sunday
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is focusing his efforts on preventing the opposition bloc from reaching 61 seats and unseating him in the coming election, former communications adviser to Netanyahu, Avi Bushinsky, told 103FM on Tuesday.
Didier Deschamps played 103 times for the France national team and has managed them in 183 matches
Shaun Burton died in the train crash near Bedford
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South East Water distributing water to customers after thousands of properties across Tunbridge Wells were affected by water disruptions in January 2026
Bahrain said its forces intercepted multiple Iranian attacks on Sunday, accusing Tehran of continuing what it described as a campaign of aggression against the Gulf kingdom.
Tommy Fleetwood grew up round the corner from Royal Birkdale and has admitted to sneaking on to play a couple of times when he was a child