Sep 29, 2026
Speculation has mounted that the state pension triple lock could eventually be reformed to help fund social care.
Lieutenant Samuel Hanney appeared before Bulford Military Court charged with negligent performance of a duty
New Independent analysis reveals how many of the poorest and most climate-vulnerable countries are being priced out of the climate aid system, while countries able to access aid are seeing billions added to their already-critical levels of national debt. Nick Ferris reports
The U.K.'s counterterror police have released five suspects on bail during an investigation into a suspected bomb plot targeting a U.S.-operated air force base in England
A video posted in mid-September showing Iranian police officers beating and sexually harassing an arrested teenage boy has caused widespread outrage in Iran. Experts say such mistreatment of people accused of common crimes is frequent in Iran, but the footage provides rare visual evidence of what they describe as a recurring practice within the police force.
Pensioners would be thousands of pounds worse off without the policy, analysis shows
The deadly disease has killed nearly 4,000 people since May as the DRC struggles with a shortage of healthcare workers
To mark the reopening of the Singapore History Gallery and the National Museum’s 139th anniversary, the museum will hold nine days of festivities from Oct 10 to 18, featuring installations, an art market, live performances, workshops and various activities.
It comes just days after Mr Milei criticised the UN in his speech at the General Assembly for failing to act over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands
Anton Bowring told The Independent he felt sad he probably won’t see his friend of five decades again – as famous friends such as Bear Grylls and Joanna Lumley rally to express concern for the explorer
