The Latest Breaking News from The Week

Extreme heat represents one of the “gravest threats to humanity”, according to a new study, as countries all over the world battle record-breaking temperatures fuelled by climate change and the weather pattern known as El Niño.

Actor Timothée Chalamet has become a bona fide global superstar, and his stock is set to rise higher over the coming months with the release of the highly anticipated “Wonka” movie in December, as well as the sequel to the sci-fi epic “Dune” in early 2024.

One of the most iconic seaside destinations in Wales, the original town of Tenby was called “Dinbych y Pysgod” in Welsh, which translates as the “little town of fishes”. Established by the Normans as a fortified town, said Visit Pembrokeshire, most of Tenby’s old town walls remain, “enclosing the medieval…

The 80th Venice Film Festival is under way, celebrating films from around the world. 

The nation of India could be preparing to change its name, according to rumours that have been fuelled by invitations for the G20 summit that asked people to join the “President of Bharat” for dinner.

The crumbling concrete crisis has been described as the “tip of the iceberg” for the country’s schools.

Honda’s second electric vehicle is the e-version of its small SUV, the HR-V, said Top Gear Magazine. The e:Ny1 is a “solid”, dependable electric car, albeit not a particularly exciting one, save for the weird name (pronounced “ee-en-why-one”, not “anyone”). The 61.9kWh of battery gives an OK 256- mile WLTP…

Lidl has been forced to issue a recall for “Paw Patrol” snacks after it was discovered that a website on the packaging leads to pornographic content, UPI reported. The supermarket chain said the packs of Paw Patrol All Butter Mini Biscotti Biscuits and other items in the range include the…

With a new king on the throne this year, the role of the monarch and his family has come under renewed scrutiny.

France is taking steps to ban meat-related names like “steak” and “spare ribs” on plant-based food products, citing a need to eliminate “misleading claims” in the food industry. 

UK bees are in danger from “invasive hornets” who are “wreaking havoc in mainland Europe”, according to a report by leading scientists.