International

Wednesday, February 11th 2026 - 12:33 UTC
Canada: 10 dead, dozens hurt in shooting at secondary school

At least 10 people were killed and dozens were injured in a shooting at a secondary school in Tumbler Ridge, in Canada’s British Columbia province, police said.
Tuesday, February 10th 2026 - 05:01 UTC
UK appoints Cost of Living Champion to help poorest families and their energy bills

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has directly appointed Lord Richard Walker as the Government’s Cost of Living Champion. Lord Richard Walker will work across Government while enhancing partnerships with businesses, regulators, and a broad range of organizations to consider how the whole of Government can go further to deliver on its priority of easing the cost of living for families.
Tuesday, February 10th 2026 - 04:44 UTC
UK tightens immigration policy, three countries to take back illegal migrants after visa threat

UK’s Home Secretary has announced that three African countries will have their visas to Britain downed if they don’t cooperate on returning deported illegal migrants and criminals to their countries of origin.
Tuesday, February 10th 2026 - 04:26 UTC
Chagos deal wasn’t such a “great stupidity” after all, admits Trump

Relief in UK as Donald Trump back stepped and ended supporting the Labor government’s Chagos islands deal with Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, including the joint US/UK Diego Garcia base, when only a couple of weeks ago the US president described the whole issue as a “Great Stupidity”.
Tuesday, February 10th 2026 - 04:06 UTC
January ranks as fifth warmest globally despite severe cold spells, Copernicus says

Last month was the world’s fifth-warmest January on record, the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) reported, even as sharp cold spells hit large parts of the Northern Hemisphere in the second half of the month. Global mean surface air temperature reached 12.95°C, 0.51°C above the 1991–2020 January average and 1.47°C above the estimated 1850–1900 “pre-industrial” baseline used for climate comparisons.
Tuesday, February 10th 2026 - 02:16 UTC
Why some managers click at certain clubs – and struggle at others

Football often oversimplifies what it takes to succeed. When teams perform well, people attribute it to a “top manager.” But when they struggle, that same manager is suddenly seen as out of their depth. The truth is more complex.
Tuesday, February 10th 2026 - 00:47 UTC
Guide To Using CBD Gummies For Better Sleep And Calm

Difficulty in relaxing at night may have a slow impact on your mood during the day. You can be physically exhausted, but your mind continues to run, and you can hardly rest or sleep. In the long term, this trend may have an effect on attention, mood, and well-being.
Tuesday, February 10th 2026 - 00:34 UTC
When Are Edibles Right Choice Over Smoking Or Vaping

Consumption of cannabis does not end at smoking or vaping, as it gives a range of alternatives to meet the needs and styles of various lifestyles. Recently, edibles have been gaining popularity, as they provide consumers with a slow delivery of cannabinoids such as HHC and Delta-8 THC, creating effects that are long-lasting, steady, and easy to manage.
Tuesday, February 10th 2026 - 00:01 UTC
Weight Loss Ozempic Online: How TrimRx Simplifies Virtual Prescription Access

Virtual platforms simplify access to prescription weight management.
Monday, February 9th 2026 - 20:33 UTC
Starmer insists he will stay on despite resignations linked to Mandelson fallout

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Monday he was not “willing” to resign, pushing back against mounting pressure inside the Labour Party after the political fallout from former Washington ambassador Peter Mandelson’s links to Jeffrey Epstein. Starmer insisted he would stay in office as Downing Street stressed he remained focused on delivering his domestic programme.