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Unity talks in Libya collapse as Saddam Haftar tied to drone strikes on fuel sites News Unity talks in Libya collapse as Saddam Haftar tied to drone strikes on fuel sites The collapse of unity talks in Libya raises concerns as Saddam Haftar is linked to drone strikes on critical fuel sites. The finger wag, four Defensive Player of the Year awards and a hospital in Kinshasa: Dikembe Mutombo’s life Celebrity Buzz The finger wag, four Defensive Player of the Year awards and a hospital in Kinshasa: Dikembe Mutombo’s life Dikembe Mutombo went to Georgetown from Kinshasa intending to study medicine and became one of the greatest shot blockers in NBA history. He built a hospital in Kinshasa named after his mother and died in September 2024. Brazil’s election showdown: Lula faces off against son of ex-president amid rising right-wing influence News Brazil’s election showdown: Lula faces off against son of ex-president amid rising right-wing influence Lula da Silva faces off against the son of an ex-president in a crucial election showdown amid rising right-wing influence in Brazil. Co-pilot of flydubai flight FZ1073 attempted takeover with crash axe, UAE officials report News Co-pilot of flydubai flight FZ1073 attempted takeover with crash axe, UAE officials report The flydubai co-pilot's attempted takeover with a crash axe has raised serious safety concerns, according to UAE officials. Born in Ibadan, raised in Essex: Sade Adu and the quiet voice that outlasted the 1980s Celebrity Buzz Born in Ibadan, raised in Essex: Sade Adu and the quiet voice that outlasted the 1980s Helen Folasade Adu was born in Ibadan, Nigeria, in 1959 to a Nigerian father and an English mother. As the voice of the band Sade, she sold tens of millions of records with songs such as "Smooth Operator" and "No Ordinary Love", while giving almost no interviews. Get Jiro explores brutal turf wars in a dystopian LA through a violent sushi chef News Get Jiro explores brutal turf wars in a dystopian LA through a violent sushi chef Get Jiro dives into the brutal turf wars of a dystopian LA, revealing the life of a violent sushi chef. Nearly half of voters support rejoining EU, potentially boosting Labour’s prospects, poll reveals News Nearly half of voters support rejoining EU, potentially boosting Labour’s prospects, poll reveals A new poll reveals that nearly half of voters support the Labour Party's potential move to rejoin the EU, boosting its prospects. Modern film reflects on Vichy regime’s dark past amid France’s current uncertainties News Modern film reflects on Vichy regime’s dark past amid France’s current uncertainties The Vichy regime's dark past is explored in a modern film, shedding light on France's current uncertainties and historical reflections. Bangkok declares disaster as 40 die from record rainfall flooding city streets News Bangkok declares disaster as 40 die from record rainfall flooding city streets Bangkok flooding has led to a disaster declaration as 40 lives are lost due to unprecedented rainfall inundating the city. Ken Urker’s eerie TikTok livestream raises questions hours before his unexpected death News Ken Urker’s eerie TikTok livestream raises questions hours before his unexpected death Ken Urker's eerie TikTok livestream has raised serious questions just hours before his unexpected death. What happened?