Europe

Starmer’s center-left Labour Party is bracing for big losses in polls that could trigger a move to oust the leader who led them to power less than two years ago.

Health officials in at least a dozen countries are monitoring passengers who dispersed around the world after the hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship killed three people.

Ruhi Cenet, who recorded the moment the ship’s captain announced the first death of a passenger, said life continued on as usual after.

The audience comes at a fraught time between Washington and the Holy See, after weeks of presidential criticism from the first American pontiff.

A British newspaper reported that the embattled royal was threatened by a masked man while he was walking dogs near his home.

Authorities confirmed that the Andes strain, which can be spread among people, was identified in passengers.

The nuclear-powered Charles de Gaulle and its escorts were repositioned as part of a proposed mission championed by France and Britain to restore maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz as soon as conditions allow.

Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, hopes to see Keir Starmer's Labour "smashed to smithereens" in elections held across Britain on Thursday.

The U.K. royal will carry out a two-day visit to Reggio Emilia in northern Italy, as part of her work focusing on early childhood development.

The president accused the pope of "endangering a lot of Catholics and a lot of people" for criticizing the Iran war.