They're in shock'

Indian students reeling at Trump's visa clampdown

Dutch Government Falls After Far-Right Leader Pulls Party Out of Coalition

The Dutch government collapsed yesterday after the far-right leader Geert Wilders pulled his party out of the ruling coalition in a row over immigration and asylum policy.

Liberal Candidate Wins Presidency With Vow To 'Save South Korea'

The liberal candidate Lee Jae-myung yesterday won the vote to become South Korea's new president after a snap election triggered by a brief period of martial law imposed by the now-impeached former leader Yoon Suk Yeol.

'Nothing to lose' Mother's defiance on hunger strike over son jailed in Egypt

Laila Soueif, lying shrunken on a hospital bed at St Thomas' hospital in London, on the 247th day of her hunger strike in pursuit of freedom for her son, the imprisoned British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah, is locked in what may prove to be her last of many trials of strength with Egypt's authoritarian regime.

Child sexual abuse Further 287 cases identified for review

Police forces in England and Wales have identified a further 287 historic cases of alleged child sexual exploitation by grooming gangs, Yvette Cooper told MPs yesterday.

Train operators too high-handed on fare dodgers, watchdog says

Some train operators have excessively prosecuted alleged fare dodgers, according to the rail regulator, which called for clearer tickets and a fairer system to avoid penalising mistakes.

City's new era Denmark manager Jeglertz closing in on WSL mission

Manchester City are close to agreeing a deal to appoint the Denmark national team manager, Andrée Jeglertz, as their women's head coach.

Musetti's relief after line judge scare as Sabalenka and Swiatek eye showdown

Lorenzo Musetti admitted that he was \"scared\" about being defaulted after accidentally kicking a tennis ball at a line judge during his win against Frances Tiafoe in the quarter-finals of the French Open.

KKR was not the ideal rescuer for Thames - but things look properly unstable without it

All yourself barbarians at the gate? Actually, KKR hates the decades-old description, but the US private equity firm is still meant to have a fearsome reputation for doing its homework, being a cute judge of political risks, and going where others fear to tread.

Rarely seen 'doomsday' oarfish found washed up in Tasmania

At first it looked like a great silver streak on the sand. An oarfish, fantastically long and rarely seen, had washed up on Tasmania's rugged west coast.

Nato will force UK to lift defence spending for Trump, sources say

Britain will be forced to commit to raising defence spending to 3.5% of GDP by 2035 after a campaign by the Nato secretary general to keep Donald Trump onboard, sources say.

Draper must learn to play with a target on his back as SW19 looms

Alexander Bublik reacted to the most significant victory of his career by collapsing onto the Parisian soil with his arms aloft, his face transmitting joy and disbelief.

Dish contained poisonous mushrooms, accepts woman in murder trial

The Australian woman accused of triple murder has told a court that most of the mushrooms in a beef wellington dish served in her home came from a local supermarket, but that she also accepted the dish contained death cap mushrooms.

There's no taste of her own medicine here - Yvette faces MPs and it's a bit of a love-in

What goes around doesn't always come around. When Yvette Cooper was chair of the home affairs select committee, she was a force of nature.

Sellafield cleanup blighted by delays, high costs and toxic culture, say MPs

MPs have warned about the speed and cost of cleaning up the Sellafield nuclear waste dump and raised concerns over a \"suboptimal\" workplace culture at the site.

Chelsea eye Maignan deal after sending Sancho back

Milan goalkeeper could move to Stamford Bridge as winger returns to Old Trafford

Five jewels Landscapes under threat from Labour proposals

Here are some of the irreplaceable wild places currently or recently imperilled by development that are likely to face renewed threats if the current wildlife protections are torn up by the government's bill.

Dutch museum puts illustrated, 200-year-old condom on display

A 200-year-old illustrated condom will go on display amid Dutch masters in Amsterdam this week, after the 19th century \"luxury souvenir\" became the first ever contraceptive sheath to be added to the Rijksmuseum's art collection.

Found in translation Hollywood films given voice by Uganda's video stars

On a Saturday afternoon in an informal settlement in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, dozens of young men sat on benches in a dark shack to watch a bootlegged version of the Hollywood comedy-horror film, The Monkey.

Sizewell C 'could get final go-ahead within weeks'

Ministers could give the go-ahead to the new Sizewell C nuclear power plant in Suffolk within weeks, according to reports.

Outclassed England have no answer to Pina's double strike

Technically superior, commanding in possession and securing a victory that reflected their dominance, Spain demonstrated why they are the favourites to win the European Championship in Switzerland this summer as they came from behind to defeat England in Barcelona and top their Nations League group.

Swashbuckling Smith leads way as England wrap up clean sweep

A day that started for England with walks and bike rides ended with runs, and plenty of them.

'We won. Let them talk and do all the memes they want now'

Pedro Porro opens up on Tottenham's Europa League triumph in the face of public ridicule, Ange Postecoglou's future and Spain's Nations League hopes against France

Scientists to build system to spot rogue AI behaviour

An artificial intelligence pioneer has launched a non-profit organisation to spot rogue computer systems trying to trick humans.

'What a girl!' Dog rescued off island after 100-mile trek

A dog who went missing for 36 days in southern England and covered about 100 miles before swimming to an island has returned home after being rescued by a passing ferry.

Investigation launched into alleged fraud against local council

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has launched an investigation into Rockfire Investment Finance, which became embroiled in a financial scandal over how a council invested more than £100m into solar farms.

Etchingham Withdraws Garrick Club Application After Drawn-Out Process

The broadcast journalist Julie Etchingham has withdrawn her candidacy for the Garrick Club, uncomfortable with the protracted process of being vetted by the club's membership of 1,500 men.

No drama and no disaster: winger's loan had highs and lows but Maresca needs an upgrade

The best way to respond to Chelsea having to pay a £5m penalty fee because of their failure to meet a £25m obligation to buy Jadon Sancho from Manchester United is with a shrug.

Stations in England are falling apart, say fire chiefs

Fire stations in England are falling apart, fire chiefs have said, with funding plummeting by an estimated £1bn in the last decade while callouts have increased by a fifth.

Glastonbury announces full lineup - but one act still requires guesswork

Glastonbury festival has announced its full lineup of more than 3,000 performances between 25 and 29 June, adding a number of new artists to the main stages along with timings and a series of tantalising secret sets.