The TelegraphSecurity Remote security camera helps locate missing outback camperThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffAn Australian woman lost for three days in dense bushland was found Wednesday after a man remotely monitoring security footage saw an 'SOS' sign scrawled in the earth on his property. Deborah Pilgrim missing
The TelegraphSeparatism Separatist protesters set fire to barricades in streets of BarcelonaThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffPolice in Spain said Wednesday they arrested 51 people across Catalonia overnight after violent protests over the jailing of nine separatist leaders for their role in a failed 2017 independence bid. Pro-independence
The TelegraphHong Kong Hong Kong leader forced to abandon state of the union address amid protestsThe Telegraph - By Sophia Yan and Anna KamHong Kong’s embattled leader Carrie Lam abandoned a state-of-the-union style address after opposition politicians heckled her in chaotic scenes inside the city’s legislative chamber. As protesters gathered
The TelegraphKim Jong-un Kim Jong-un gallops up sacred mountain in show of powerThe Telegraph - By Nicola SmithKim Jong-un has joined the time-honoured tradition of macho displays by authoritarian leaders in a new series of photos where he masterfully gallops a white steed up North Korea’s highest mountain while
The TelegraphJoe Biden Democratic debate: Rivals turn fire on Elizabeth Warren over healthcareThe Telegraph - By Nick AllenDemocrat candidates rounded on Elizabeth Warren, the new putative front-runner in the race for the party's nomination, accusing her of being "dishonest" for not admitting her healthcare plan would raise
The TelegraphHong Kong Inside the Hong Kong families left broken divided over months of violent protestThe Telegraph - By Nicola Smith and Anna Kam and Sana FongBut a brooding disagreement over Hong Kong’s worst political crisis in decades erupted in a bitter argument at a relative’s funeral in August saw father and son angrily throw tea at each other. Brian,
The TelegraphUK News Harry Dunn's parents arrive at White House in bid for US diplomat's wife to return to UK to face justiceThe Telegraph - By Harriet Alexander and Rozina SaburHarry Dunn’s parents were invited to a meeting at the White House on Tuesday afternoon as they continue to press for the American woman who killed their son to return to the UK and face justice. Charlotte
The TelegraphCatalonia Catalan leaders pledge new referendum as separatists say jail terms have boosted movementThe Telegraph - By James BadcockCatalan political leaders said on Tuesday that the long prison terms handed to nine politicians for their role in the 2017 independence referendum had strengthened their determination to force the region’s
The TelegraphWolves France has wolves in its sights as hunters demand Brussels' blessing to shoot moreThe Telegraph - By James CrispFrance has demanded Brussels allows French farmers to shoot more wolves, as the population of the resurgent species surges across Europe. Denmark, Estonia, Italy and Latvia also demanded extra flexibility
The TelegraphCuba Cuba Gooding Jr faces accusations from 14 women of sexual misconductThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderProsecutors seeking to convict Cuba Gooding Jr of sexual abuse say they have 14 women willing to testify about the alleged crimes, as additional charges were added to the Oscar-winning actor’s case. Gooding,
The TelegraphNetherlands Man and six children rescued from Netherlands basement where they lived for years waiting for end of timeThe Telegraph - By Senay BoztasA man and six young adults have been discovered after apparently living for nine years in a cellar on a remote Dutch farm, waiting “for the end of time”, according to Dutch media. Police spokeswoman Nathalie
The TelegraphRussia Russia assumes mantle of supreme power broker in Middle East as US retreats from SyriaThe Telegraph - By Roland OliphantRussia’s status as the undisputed power-broker in the Middle East was cemented yesterday as Vladimir Putin continued a triumphant tour of capitals traditionally allied to the US and Russian troops entered
The TelegraphHunter Biden Hunter Biden admits 'poor judgement' over Ukraine dealings as he speaks out for first timeThe Telegraph - By Rozina SaburHunter Biden has admitted he exercised "poor judgement" over his foreign business dealings in his first public comments since he became a focal point in the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump. However
The TelegraphHeadscarf Row over mothers wearing the Muslim headscarf on French school outings splits Emmanuel Macron's cabinetThe Telegraph - By Henry SamuelA rift has emerged within President Emmanuel Macron’s ruling majority over whether women who wear the Islamic headscarf when accompanying children on school outings are contravening France’s strict rules
The TelegraphSyria Britain to consider bringing back children of Islamic State fighters, Dominic Raab saysThe Telegraph - By Josie EnsorOrphans thought to be British caught up in fighting in Syria should be brought back to the UK, Dominic Raab said yesterday, adding that the "fluid situation" may mean Islamic State fighters could be repatriated
The TelegraphMozambique Mozambique votes in test of fragile peace dealThe Telegraph - By Catrina StewartMozambique’s president was on course for re-election today after a controversial campaign marred by the murder of a senior election observer reawakened fears of a return to violence in a country plagued
The TelegraphSardinia Tourists in Sardinia told to ditch Google Maps after dozens get lost on quests for idyllic beachesThe Telegraph - By Nick SquiresTourists exploring the back roads of Sardinia have been urged not to rely on Google Maps after dozens of incidents in which hapless visitors were directed down rough dirt tracks in search of the perfect
The TelegraphCyprus British woman says she was forced into retracting rape claim by Cyprus police threatsThe Telegraph - By Nick SquiresA British teenager who claims she was gang raped by Israeli tourists in a holiday resort in Cyprus today said that she feared for her life after “aggressive” police allegedly forced her to sign a retraction.
The TelegraphPoland Biased state broadcaster left Polish voters with limited choice in election, report saysThe Telegraph - By Matthew DayPoles voting in Sunday's general election had limited chances of making an "informed choice" because of Poland's state-owned media, a leading intergovernmental organisation has said. The report published
The TelegraphAmsterdam Tourists tricked as one per cent of tulip bulbs in Amsterdam's famous market will bloom, study revealsThe Telegraph - By Senay BoztasA major investigation into the ‘floating flower market’ tourist attraction in Amsterdam has found that only one per cent of the bulbs on sale actually flowered – and not a single one matched the picture
The TelegraphGuns This church in Pennsylvania holds a ceremony to bless gunsThe Telegraph - By Eleanor BradDozens of couples carrying assault rifles took part in a blessing of their weapons at a church in Newfoundland, Pennsylvania. Members of the World Peace and Unification Sanctuary, an unofficial sect of
The TelegraphWorld Rugby Homeless men turned away from Japanese storm shelterThe Telegraph - By Reuters News AgencyA Japanese evacuation centre turned away two homeless people as a deadly typhoon approached on the weekend, prompting widespread criticism and a promise from the prime minister on Tuesday that it would
The TelegraphTurkey Turkey's Erdogan defiant in face of sanctions and arms embargo, warning offensive to continue until 'objectives met'The Telegraph - By Raf Sanchez and Josie EnsorTurkey’s president has said he would not stop his offensive on northern Syria until “all our objectives had been achieved", defying US sanctions, a European arms embargo and increasing international isolation.
The TelegraphAustralia Australian Isil brides send audio message pleading for help as Syrian forces approachThe Telegraph - By Giovanni TorreTwo Australian former 'Isil brides' have sent audio messages asking the Australian government to rescue them as the Syrian army advances on their prison camp. In one message, the mother of two young children
The TelegraphDonald Trump John Bolton alerted lawyers about 'hand grenade' Giuliani over Ukraine pressureThe Telegraph - By Our Foreign StaffThe White House's alleged effort to pressure Ukraine so alarmed former national security advisor John Bolton that he alerted a lawyer, his former aide said on Monday, according to US media. Bolton also
The TelegraphNews Chaos at Barcelona airport as protesters clash with police after independence leaders jailedThe Telegraph - By James Badcock and Alan Ruiz TerolNine leaders of the Catalan independence movement were jailed on Monday for sedition over their role in a failed independence bid, sparking mass protests across the region. The former deputy president
The TelegraphSyria Donald Trump imposes sanctions on Turkey for Syria offensiveThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderDonald Trump has imposed sanctions against senior members of Turkey's government in response to their offensive against the Kurds in Syria, and will keep "a small footprint" of US troops in the country,
The TelegraphBowe Bergdahl Soldier wounded during search for Bowe Bergdahl dies of his injuriesThe Telegraph - By Harriet AlexanderA US soldier shot in the head during the 2009 search for army deserter Bowe Bergdahl has died from his injuries. Army Master Sgt. Mark Allen died on Saturday at the age of 46, 10 years after being injured
The TelegraphTurkey Britain accused of putting trade deals before condemnation of TurkeyThe Telegraph - By Dominic Nicholls and James CrispBritain was left isolated and facing condemnation by close allies last night after ministers defended Turkey's attack on Kurdish-controlled northern Syria and attempted to block EU criticism of it. Ben
