Sources close to the princesses say they are also 'appalled' and 'embarrassed' about the new photos of their father Andrew crouching over a woman lying on the floor.

Aalia Mahomed, who was 20, died after being hit by a van last March on the Strand in central London. She was in her second year of a BSc in physics and philosophy at KCL.

Musician Laufey Lín Jónsdóttir won a Grammy Award for the second year in a row at the Grammy ceremony in Los Angeles, United States, last night.

The public’s knowledge of editorial practices and the general legal framework governing the media is lower in Iceland than in the other Nordic countries. Icelanders are less aware of which media outlets have a legally defined public-service role, that media organisations must have a legally responsible editor (or “responsible person”), what that role involves, and that people have the right to reply when misinformation has been published.

Israel has reopened the Rafah crossing as thousands of sick and wounded Palestinians wait to exit for urgent medical care Read Full Article at RT.com

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has called for lifting the ban on Russian football, urging that politics be kept out of sport Read Full Article at RT.com

As a part of a trade agreement, India will stop its purchases of Russian crude, Donald Trump has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com

Missile defenses, alliance vulnerabilities, and fear of a wider war are shaping Washington’s restraint, even as pressure on Tehran continues Read Full Article at RT.com

German cities have been left paralyzed by a massive public transport workers’ strike amid freezing temperatures Read Full Article at RT.com

A Russian Iskander-M missile struck a US-made HIMARS multiple launch rocket system in Ukraine’s Kharkov Region, according to the Russian MOD Read Full Article at RT.com

Gold and silver extended losses on Monday after a sharp reversal of a rally that had pushed both metals to record highs Read Full Article at RT.com

The 2026 review shows that Berlin is still far from realistic about how to save the country from ruin Read Full Article at RT.com

How hydrocarbon routes shaped – and ultimately destroyed – relations between Russia and Ukraine long before the war Read Full Article at RT.com

US President Donald Trump is reportedly set to launch a rare-earth minerals stockpile to curb reliance on China amid global supply strain Read Full Article at RT.com

Victoria Hart, 33, was found in a pool of blood with a kitchen knife by her side inside her home in Alhaurín el Grande in Andalusia on January 24 after being attacked at around 11.40am local time.

The paedophile financier entertained VIPs in the flat on Avenue Foch with a view of the Arc de Triomphe in the ultra-exclusive 16th arrondissement.

As part of the capital's latest crimewave gangs have targeted stores in Knightsbridge, Richmond and Shepherds Bush.

We're all told how students in the UK are facing a 'never-ending cost-of-living crisis'. But are they really any worse off than the students of the past were?

Lord Mandelson finally quit Labour last night, with Keir Starmer branded 'weak' for failing to kick him out earlier.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra defended her brother, Rahul Gandhi, stating he quoted from a magazine referencing former Army Chief Naravane's memoir, not defaming the Army. The Lok Sabha saw disruptions and adjournment as Gandhi insisted on discussing border tensions, prompting objections from BJP members who accused him of flouting rules and demoralizing forces. Gandhi maintained national security is paramount.

The BJP is poised to form the government in Manipur, with senior leader Tarun Chugh appointed as central observer to facilitate the election of the legislature party leader. This development follows the summoning of BJP-led NDA legislators to the national capital. Manipur has been under President's rule since February 2025, following ethnic violence.

Lord Mandelson finally quit Labour last night, with Keir Starmer branded 'weak' for failing to kick him out earlier.

Three public transport operators are offering up to $20,000 in sign-on bonus in a bid to woo more local bus captains.AsiaOne has found on Monday (Feb 2) that the three are SBS Transit, SMRT and Go-Ahead Singapore. Tower Transit, meanwhile, offers a $7,200 bonus to applicants who are new to the industry, or have been away for at least a year.SBS Transit, which employs the largest pool of bus captains with about 5,400 full-timers, offers a sign-on bonus of $20,000 from October 2024— up from $10,000 — with another $5,000 in training incentive, along with a starting pay of $4,500 a month.There is also $1,000 for successful job referrals.Applicants must be Singaporeans or permanent residents and hold a Class 3 driving licence with at least a year of driving experience. Go-Ahead Singapore is also dangling a $20,000 carrot on top of up to $4,200 monthly salary.Go-Ahead, which will take over from SBS Transit and run 27 bus routes in Tampines from July 5, has expanded its workforce to around 2,000 employees, and is recruiting about 300 bus captains.

A GrabFood rider has likened his delivery experience to a «ghost story» after arriving at a customer’s address which turned out to be an vacated industrial building.In a TikTok video shared on Jan 24, Alfian, 34, panned across an empty corridor of the building at Depot Lane in Bukit Merah. The unit which he was supposed to deliver to — #04-04 — appeared to be padlocked.«This block, whole stretch, is already abandoned,» said Alfian. «It is a scary thing.»The site had been vacated since last year to make way for new housing development, the Straits Times reported in June. @nuralfianahmad ♬ original sound - Nuralfian

If you've been wondering about the smell of smoke in the air over the past two evenings, here's why.In a Facebook post at about 7pm on Monday (Feb 2), Singapore's National Environment Agency said that it has continued to detect «persistent hotspots» near the city state, during its satellite pass at 2.20pm the same day.The agency added that dry conditions are expected until Wednesday (Feb 4), when showers are forecast. In an earlier release on Monday, the Meteorological Service Singapore said that thundery showers are forecast over parts of the island in the afternoon, on most days of the second half of this week.

Value added tax (VAT) is a cornerstone of national public finances and an important source of revenue for the EU budget. Missing trader intra-Community (MTIC) fraud – often perpetrated by organised criminal networks – is among the most damaging forms of VAT fraud, causing annual revenue losses running into the billions, and underscoring the need for effective anti-fraud tools. One such tool is the reverse charge mechanism, under which the liability to account for VAT is shifted from the supplier to the customer. The EU VAT Directive's optional reverse charge mechanisms – Articles 199a and 199b, introduced in 2010 and 2013 respectively – are currently authorised until 31 December 2026. Given their exceptional and time-limited nature, it would appear timely to assess how these mechanisms operate in practice, and how effective they have been in addressing MTIC fraud, with a view to their possible extension. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP