US pulls B-1 bombers from UK base after suspected terror plot
The US has withdrawn its B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford, used for strikes on Iran, a week after men were arrested near the base on suspicion of a terror plot.
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The US has withdrawn its B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford, used for strikes on Iran, a week after men were arrested near the base on suspicion of a terror plot.
Brent fell to $101.59 on Monday as G7 nations released 100 million barrels from reserves and Middle East crude exports rose above pre-war levels on some days.
Pakistan's nuclear output hit a record 22.5TWh in 2025, but solar generated 36.3TWh, overtaking nuclear for the first time, a global industry report says.
Saline, polluted inflows from the Main Nara Valley Drain have left Pakistan's largest freshwater lake toxic, wiping out fish and pushing its boat people into poverty.
Plastic found in bear droppings in Deosai National Park has raised fears that tourist waste is changing what Pakistan's rare Himalayan brown bears eat.
Shorter winters, drying springs, flash floods and heavy reliance on timber are putting farming and centuries-old Kalash culture in Chitral under pressure.
'The Last First: Winter K2', about the 2021 expedition in which Muhammad Ali Sadpara died, is now streaming worldwide on Apple TV, his son Sajid announced in Skardu.
Saudi Arabia has shelved its planned $2.5bn NEOM Stadium for the 2034 World Cup, sources say, as The Line is scaled back and war strains the kingdom's finances.
Ukraine and Germany signed a $1.5bn weapons deal for jointly built anti-jet drones and energy support, as Russian strikes hit Kyiv during Chancellor Merz's visit.
Omar al-Hassayna lost 308 relatives in one Israeli strike. Three years on, he and over 100,000 Gazans who fled wait abroad for a chance to return and rebuild.
Goncalo Ramos's late winner against Norway made Portugal the first team into the Nations League quarter-finals, days after Cristiano Ronaldo walked out of camp.
Ethiopian federal troops took control of Mekelle after Tigray rebels abandoned it, as Egypt, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan met in Egypt over fears of a wider war.
Injured sailor Ameen bin Shams describes being tied to the deck of the MT Honour 25 as Somali forces closed in and pirates opened fire on the hostages.