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BBCNEWS BBC News July 7, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News July 7, 2024

ukrainian officials say russia has launched attacks on criticial civilian infrastructure across the country with several large explosions heard near the capital kyiv. france prepares for widespread disruption — as oil industry workers and transport staff go on strike in a dispute over pay. and... a happy birthday to the bbc! it's100—years—old today — making it the world's longest running national broadcasting organization. good morning and welcome to westminster. liz truss says she will not be stepping down as prime minister, despite her premiership hanging by a thread after ...

Robert Halfon quits government and will step down from parliament at next election - Vimarsana News

Robert Halfon quits government and will step down from parliament at next election

The Jewish MP has announced that he will not stand for parliament at the next general election

Source: thejc.com
Britain set to deploy aircraft carrier to Red Sea to counter Iran-backed Houthi attacks - Vimarsana News

Britain set to deploy aircraft carrier to Red Sea to counter Iran-backed Houthi attacks

Britain could send an aircraft carrier to the Red Sea to counter Iran-backed Houthi attacks, a government minister has suggested.

Source: lbc.co.uk
Emmanuel Macron called warring Sudanese generals in person to secure diplomatic victory - Vimarsana News

Emmanuel Macron called warring Sudanese generals in person to secure diplomatic victory

French president's risks in Sudan pay off, giving him – and the EU – a vital boost in battle to prove Europe has best rapid reaction force

UK Troops Rescue Sudan Embassy Staff But 4,000 Citizens Must Make Own Way Out - Vimarsana News

UK Troops Rescue Sudan Embassy Staff But 4,000 Citizens Must Make Own Way Out

The UK has often had a troubled relationship with its former colony Sudan. Mahdist rebels defeated General Charles Gordon's army at the siege of Khartoum in 1885, and British teacher Gillian Gibbons caused a rift in 2007.