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Intense rivalries between supporters of Arsenal, and other English football clubs, has led to deaths in the East African nation.

About one million voters are set to pick their next president from a list of eight hopefuls.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem found the conditions in both countries no longer merited US protections, a statement says.

Eighteen months since Omri Miran was taken hostage by Hamas, his wife Lishay still sends family updates, which she hopes he will read one day.

Higher prices are worrying independent US coffee shops, which import almost all their beans.

A tattoo belonging to a man from Derbyshire has appeared in a US government document used to identify members of Tren de Aragua, a notorious Venezuelan gang, despite the man having no connection to the group.

Five of the individuals on board were a family of tourists from Spain and the sixth person was the pilot, officials say.

Police say four armed and masked men abducted the pastor in his car on Thursday evening.

“No state… can be exempt from the obligation not to commit war crimes, not to commit genocide, not to commit ethnic cleansing,” Mirjana Spoljaric tells the BBC.

Mahmoud Khalil was arrested in March for his role in pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University.