Teenager shoots headmaster and teacher at French middle school
A 14-year-old opened fire with a hunting gun at a middle school in Aubagne near Marseille, wounding the headmaster and a teacher before staff disarmed him.
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Britain blames Iran's Guards for RAF Fairford plot, Tehran denies link
UK PM Andy Burnham said the RAF Fairford plot was likely directed by Iran's IRGC, which Tehran denies, as Trump said China and Russia were not helping Iran.
NATO commander warns Russia any attack would prove 'utterly futile'
NATO's top commander Gen Alexus Grynkewich said the alliance would destroy anything and everything behind any attack, as Europe accuses Moscow of sabotage.
Trump says Ukraine needs a new president in row over Russian diesel
Trump said it was time for Ukraine to get a new president after Zelenskiy linked the US-Russia diesel deal to a Russian strike that killed 20 in Zaporizhzhia.
Police admit error as Andrew's Epstein search warrants are quashed
UK police accepted that search warrants used on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's homes in the Epstein inquiry were wrongly granted; the probe continues.
Ex-prince Andrew goes to court to quash Epstein search warrants
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is challenging the search warrants used on his homes before his February arrest in the Epstein inquiry, in an unprecedented royal case.
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The US has withdrawn its B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford, used for strikes on Iran, a week after men were arrested near the base on suspicion of a terror plot.
Ukraine and Germany sign $1.5bn deal to build anti-jet drones
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.
Why French high school students are blockading their schools
Over 5,000 people have been arrested as French teenagers blockade their schools over teacher shortages, long days and poor conditions. Here is what is driving it.
UK Green Party votes to define Zionism as racism
Britain's Green Party voted 1,022 to 813 to treat Zionism as racism and back a single democratic Palestinian state, drawing anger from Israel and Jewish groups.
Merz visits Kyiv as Russia tells diplomats to leave the city
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in Kyiv with €1 billion in military aid and a drone deal, a day after Russia warned diplomats of 'massive' new strikes.
Russia warns NATO it could use nuclear weapons over Kaliningrad
Moscow sent NATO a note saying it would use its entire arsenal, including nuclear weapons, if the alliance tried to isolate Kaliningrad. NATO condemned the threat.
UK to reopen refugee resettlement scheme, with Afghan women and girls and Palestinians among those expected
Britain will reopen a UN-backed refugee scheme, Shabana Mahmood said, with about a quarter of places expected for Afghan women and girls and Palestinians.