UK PM's chief of staff resigns after 'intense commentary'The resignation comes after the media reported tensions at the top of the government between Gray and several political advisers, and revealed that her salary was higher than Starmer's
Nearly 1,000 migrants cross Channel into UK on same day as 4 killedThe figure is the highest single-day number of migrants making the cross-Channel journey this year, surpassing the previous high of 882 set on June 18
Pope Francis to appoint 21 new cardinals on December 8Cardinals rank second only to the pope in the Church hierarchy and serve as his closest advisers
88 Francophone countries call for 'immediate ceasefire in Lebanon': MacronThe French President said that France would hold an international conference in support of Lebanon this month
Left-wing lawmakers file no-confidence motion against French PM BarnierPresident Emmanuel Macron should have appointed a prime minister from their ranks, said the left-wing lawmakers
UK to consider 'historic' bill to legalise assisted dyingIn recent years, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and some US states have legalised assisted dying, or euthanasia, in varying degrees
Russia launches major drone attack on Ukraine, damages energy infrastructureThe Ukrainian air force said it shot down 78 out of 105 Russian drones during the assault, with 23 more likely impacted by active electronic jamming
Ukraine ramps up arms production, can produce 4 million drones a year, says ZelenskyUkraine now spends roughly half of its state budget — or about $40 billion — on defence
Russia captures Vuhledar after two years of Ukrainian resistanceThe advance of Moscow's forces, which control just under a fifth of Ukraine, has underlined Russia's vast superiority in men and materiel
All smiles, Prince Harry returns to the UK for children's charity event The WellChild Awards is an event that never fails to inspire me, says Harry