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The UK government's £3M funding boost empowers 6 mayoral authorities to revolutionize bus travel through franchising, promising better connectivity and accessibility for passengers.

As Cuba sends doctors to assist other countries, the US responds with a military presence. This article examines the impact of the US blockade on Cuba's global outreach efforts.

Engine-maker Rolls-Royce secures major UK government investment to develop cutting-edge small modular nuclear reactor technology at a key facility in Wales.

A gripping account of a Tehran resident who refuses to abandon her home amidst relentless bombings, finding solace in her cat and moments of normalcy.

Olivier award-winning actress Rachel Zegler shares her thoughts on the accessibility and impact of her show-stopping 'Don't Cry for Me Argentina' performance from the Evita balcony.

Dominic Frimpong, a promising Ghanaian footballer, lost his life in a shocking armed assault on his team's bus, sparking outrage and mourning.

The ouster of Vladimir Putin's ally in Hungary marks a pivotal moment, with ripples felt across the continent. BBC's Europe editor analyzes the implications.

In a historic move, Australia appoints Lieutenant General Susan Coyle as the country's first female army chief, cementing her legacy as a groundbreaking military leader.

Experts reveal the complex factors driving a growing divide between physical and financial oil prices, signaling a deeper energy crisis than widely understood.

Pop star Britney Spears has checked herself into a treatment facility, just weeks before her court appearance following a driving under the influence arrest.