Prince William says online safety for young people should be “a prerequisite, not an afterthought” after an inquest into 14-year-old Molly Russell’s death. A coroner concluded that the teenager from
In the second of two profiles of the leading candidates in the race to become Brazil’s new president, Katy Watson asks if Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is the same
With the cost of living surging, free hot bread distribution for the poor has been introduced in Dubai, a rich Gulf emirate where millionaires rub shoulders with hard-working migrants. The
A week ago, the global “great and good” were gathered in London for the state funeral of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II. Now many of them are heading to the other
Ever heard of Joan of Kent? What about Eleanor de Montfort? Or Gwenllian of Wales? Unless you are a devoted student of history, the answer may be no. But what
Activists in Iran are expressing concern about widespread internet outages and residents being unable to access social media. Anger has circulated online after over a week of protests sparked by
The scourge of coronavirus is still being felt in some parts of the world. A rise in virus-affected patients over the past few weeks has also created a fresh concern
Thousands of members of the armed forces from the UK and abroad are taking part in the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II – one of the grandest ceremonial events
Almost every aspect of official ceremony surrounding the death of the Queen has been steeped in religious significance. But accounts from those close to Elizabeth II emphatically suggest that to
There is one great final duty that many children feel towards their parents: the duty to see them safely and peacefully to their last rest. Almost all who take on