How Torvill and Dean altered sports by putting their hearts above their heads.
Remarkable-looking rebels, Christopher Dean and Jayne Torvill got off the early morning train from West Germany.
Rocío San Miguel: Growing anxiety for the activist Venezuelan in custody.
Concern for Rocío San Miguel, a Venezuelan activist who was arrested on Friday and has not been heard from since, has been expressed by rights groups.
Biden calls Trump’s criticism of NATO “horrible.”
President Joe Biden has called Donald Trump, who is expected to oppose him in the 2024 election, for his criticism of NATO "dumb," "shameful," and "un-American."
Democrat The race to replace George Santos is won by Tom Suozzi.
The swing US congressional seat, which was left empty after former Republican Congressman George Santos was ejected in December of last year, has been won by a Democrat.
Australia: Victoria is severely damaged by severe weather.
After a cyclone damaged some of the network, almost half a million residences in the Australian state of Victoria were left without electricity.
Resignations from Hungary put Viktor Orban in the most dire situation yet.
Since he came back to power in 2010, this has grown to be the largest challenge to Prime Minister Viktor Orban's authority.
Hindu Mandir: Indian Prime Minister Modi will open an Abu Dhabi temple.
During his two-day visit to the UAE, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to dedicate a state-of-the-art Hindu temple.
North Korea stole the president’s assistant’s emails from South Korea.
The South Korean president's administration revealed to the BBC that North Korea had compromised the personal emails of one of his aides.
Numerous Romanian hospitals experience a ransomware attack.
A ransomware attack has impacted over a hundred Romanian healthcare facilities, forcing some physicians to use pen and paper.
India’s farmers will march back to Delhi following a crackdown.
Indian farmers are scheduled to carry on their protest march towards Delhi, calling for a minimum price for their crops.
