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Syrian court sentences Bashar al-Assad and Atef Najib to death
Syria’s ex-president Bashar al-Assad, his brother Maher al-Assad and cousin Atef Najib have been sentenced to death
JCB boss declares British business is in a 'real mess' as he attempts land speed world record in Utah
The Chairman of JCB has declared that business in Britain is in a "real mess", as his company attempts to secure a new world record.Speaking to GB News Reporter Ben Leo at Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats, Lord Anthony Bamford said doing business in Britain could be "a hell of a lot better" in a veiled swipe at Prime Minister Andy Burnham.Lord Bamford and Ben witnessed the British engineering giant's attempt to set the world land speed record with their hydrogen-powered car, hoping to reach speeds o...
Solar eclipse glasses SOLD OUT hours before biggest celestial spectacle in 27 years
Solar eclipse glasses have sold out a day before the biggest celestial spectacle in 27 years. Specialist eclipse eyewear has virtually disappeared from online retailers and high street shops.This has triggered a frantic last-minute hunt and urgent warnings from eye health professionals not to resort to uncertified knock-offs or standard sunglasses, which offer nowhere near sufficient protection against harmful solar radiation.Britain is set to witness its most dramatic solar eclipse in more than...
Russia frees ex-US Marine Robert Gilman from detention
The US government had recently designated Gilman as wrongfully detained.
Welsh villager pleads for Labour 'transparency' after asylum seekers quietly moved into new build homes: 'No one knows anything!'
A Welsh villager has pleaded with the Labour Government for "transparency" after a family of asylum seekers were moved into a new build home without being informed.Speaking to GB News, Gray Hawley revealed that the locals in the village of Gronant, Flintshire, were under the impression the renovated village hall would become available to residents on the public market.Mr Hawley explained: "I found out on Friday, and we've got Councillor Glyn Banks to do a meeting this week to try and sort things...
Huge volcanic eruption causes flight cancellations at popular British holiday hotspot
A huge volcanic eruption has caused flight cancellations at a popular British hotspot in Italy. Europe's most towering active volcano, Mount Etna, has roared back into action on the Italian island of Sicily, hurling vast quantities of ash, incandescent rock and molten lava high into the sky.The eruption has thrown travel plans into disarray at nearby Catania Airport, one of eastern Sicily's main gateways, where inbound flights have been suspended as clouds of volcanic ash contaminated the surrou...
Prince Harry's visa documents withheld by US State Department
Some of Prince Harry's visa documents have been withheld in full by the US State Department, according to court filings in an ongoing Freedom of Information Act dispute.The conservative think tank Heritage Foundation brought the case seeking records held by the department about the Duke of Sussex, particularly in connection with his visa status and his history of drug use.The first interim production, seen by Newsweek, identified 18 documents - all of which have been withheld - while the departm...
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10 Jaw-Dropping Luxury Cars Under $100,000 That Look Like They Cost a Fortune
Luxury doesn't have to come with a six-figure price tag. Discover our top picks for luxury cars under $100,000 that boast stunning aesthetics and exhilarating performance, making you feel like a million bucks without breaking the bank!
Hungary elects supreme court judge ousted by Orban as new president
Baka replaces Orban appointee Tamas Sulyok, ousted weeks ago during Tisza’s campaign against Orban-era power structures.
Rwanda: The genocide against the Tutsi
How colonial identity, extremist politics and 'hate radio' helped turn Rwanda’s genocide into organised mass murder.
Turbines as tall as the Eiffel Tower threaten to cast shadow over 'holy island' off UK coast
A proposed windfarm with turbines as tall as the Eiffel Tower could have a “significant impact” on local communities, including the holy island of Iona, the National Trust for Scotland warns. The charity has set out details of its opposition to the proposed MachairWind development, which would see up to 144 turbines sited in waters to the north-west of Islay and to the west of Colonsay on Scotland’s west coast. Developer ScottishPower Renewables has said the project could generate around two gig...
Lebanon parliament votes to end death penalty, 1st in Middle East to do so
Death sentences will be replaced with life imprisonment with aggravated hard labour.
DC residents debate safety gains a year into Trump’s Guard deployment
Mixed reactions persist in Washington, DC, a year after Trump deployed the National Guard to address crime concerns.
England's first 'cycle street' forced to close over poor road markings despite £2.4million cost
England's first "cycle street" has been shut within just months of being operational, despite costing £2.4million.Adams Road in Cambridge was opened just months ago, yet has already been closed because road markings were said not to meet standards.Estimates suggest that around 3,000 cyclists use the route every day, with the street giving pedestrians and cyclists priority over vehicles.The Greater Cambridge Partnership stated that usage was expected to increase with development taking place near...
Andy Burnham tells GB News that Labour can't commit to stopping small boats crisis by 2029
Andy Burnham has told GB News that Labour cannot commit to ending the small boats crisis by the next general election.Mr Burnham, who today spoke to GB News for the first time since becoming Prime Minister, claimed it would be wrong to say Channel crossings would end by 2029. The Prime Minister instead insisted Labour remains focused on tackling the issue and still intends to "eradicate" the problem. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Speaking to GB News, Mr Burnham said: "It would be wrong,...
Thames Water's £1million payment to chief sparks calls for special administration
Thames Water has faced fresh calls to be placed into special administration after its chief financial officer Steve Buck received a £1million signing-on payment.Mr Buck, who joined Thames Water from Pennon Group in April 2025, received the payment last month through an emergency lending facility provided by the company’s creditors.The payment had been delayed while a wider management retention scheme was suspended.A letter from chairman Sir Adrian Montague to MPs, made public on Monday, also dis...
Andy Burnham says wealthy areas must house more migrants after leafy village revolts over 1,250 asylum seekers
Andy Burnham has said wealthy areas should house more migrants after a leafy village staged a revolt against plans to house 1,250 asylum seekers at an MoD site.Mr Burnham, who today spoke to GB News for the first time since becoming Prime Minister, responded directly to concerns expressed by residents in the Oxfordshire village of Piddington.Children from Piddington wrote to the Prime Minister to express concerns about the use of MoD Bicester last week. While insisting Labour is willing to hear...
Four motorists convicted after 'shameful deceit' for blaming dead man for driving offences
Four unconnected motorists have been convicted after giving police the details of a man who died in 2001 to try to avoid prosecution for driving offences.Two men and two women were sentenced at Bradford Crown Court between August 5 and 7 for using a dead man's identity in five separate incidents between July 2020 and April 2024.The offences included speeding and going through a red-light camera, but were subsequently caught out by West Yorkshire Police.Sarah Hanif, from Great Russell Street in B...
Total solar eclipse 2026: Where, when and how to watch on Wednesday?
Millions will see the sun disappear as the eclipse sweeps from the Arctic to Europe, bringing two minutes of totality.