All news for 2025-11-04

Brussels Airport has been shut down and all flights have been halted following a reported drone sighting, according to Belgian air traffic control

A British man has been detained and is awaiting extradition to Germany, where he is charged with being a central figure in a terror group associated with Hamas, which had plans to attack Jewish sites

The sibling of the Southport assailant informed a friend that his brother "rarely shows compassion", leaving their father attempting "to stay alive" two years prior to the deadly assault, the public inquiry has been told

On a chilly, clear morning at first light last December, officials observed two speedboats transporting several large parcels at the entrance to the Guadalquivir River in the southwest of Spain

According to Friedrich Merz, Syrians no longer have grounds to be granted asylum in Germany as the civil war in their country has ended

Sarah Ferguson's unpretentious charm endeared her to the public, yet privately, her expenses seemed far from modest

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has stated she will make "essential decisions" in the Budget following the "world presenting us with further challenges"

European authorities have broken up a large-scale cryptocurrency fraud and money laundering operation, leading to the arrest of nine individuals in a coordinated effort involving Cyprus, Spain, and Germany

Authorities in Georgia have detained a German citizen linked to a scam call centre located in Tbilisi that has swindled thousands of people globally

Nigel Farage is under investigation by Parliament for the belated registration of his interests, specifically concerning a visit to Florida linked to a fundraising event for Trump

Two civil society organisations from the Democratic Republic of Congo have initiated a legal action for the discovery of evidence in the United States, targeting the oil and gas firm based in Texas, which secured the most substantial contract for methane extraction from Lake Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Elon Musk has been advised to "mind his own business" by a Home Office minister following the tech billionaire's series of remarks critical of the UK

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor might have lost his princely title – but could he find success as a sheikh?

The European Union could potentially accept new members by 2030, as stated by its chief of foreign policy, who praised Montenegro and Albania for their advancements in reform, criticised Serbia for its setbacks, and observed a more significant deterioration of democracy in Georgia

Donald Trump Jr has reproached the BBC, alleging that Panorama manipulated video recordings in order to imply that the president had incited the Capitol Hill disturbance

The "anonymous" location data of EU officials in Brussels can be bought, as uncovered by a collaborative inquiry carried out by European media organisations

The 50-year-old football icon is being recognised for his contributions to both sport and charity

Buyers from multiple countries are reporting eyebrow loss after several months of using the popular LUXVISAGE fixing gel, advertised as providing “concrete hold” for up to 24 hours.

The father of a woman who was murdered by a colleague stalking her has called on employers to enhance the protection of their staff from violence, aggression, or abuse

A former external adviser to the BBC has alleged that the organisation was charged with selectively editing a speech by Donald Trump to make it more evident that he incited the attack on the US Capitol