Student solves mystery of icy ‘snowmen’ in solar system’s outer reaches
The objects have largely persisted untouched for billions of years
The objects have largely persisted untouched for billions of years
Nicholas Brace, 44, was shocked when doctors gave him his diagnosis
It's been a turbulent weekend on the world stage
"Sirens sounded across Jerusalem on Monday morning as Iran launched a ballistic missile barrage, with the Israeli military saying it was working to intercept incoming projectiles after initially warning of a suspected drone infiltration. The alerts marked the third consecutive day of escalating hostilities following exchanges of strikes between the United States, Israel and Iran. According to Israeli authorities, air defence systems were activated as missiles approached central and southern parts of the country. Residents were instructed to seek shelter as interceptions were carried out overhead. The regional escalation widened overnight as missiles were also launched from southern Lebanon. In response, Israeli jets carried out airstrikes on Beirut early Monday after Hezbollah claimed responsibility for firing rockets and drones at a military base near Haifa. Hezbollah said its attack was conducted “in defence of Lebanon and its people,” linking the operation to the reported killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Iranian state television had earlier announced that Khamenei, who had ruled since 1989, was killed in joint US-Israeli strikes on Saturday. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated that further military action was planned, describing the campaign as ongoing. It comes after the United States and Israel launched a joint strike on Saturday, with US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowing to 'destroy Iran's missiles.' Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has vowed retaliation, announcing “widespread missile and drone attacks” against Israeli targets. Reports have also indicated that US military installations across the region, including in the UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Iraq and Kuwait, were targeted amid the escalating confrontation."
Middle East conflict has affected the world's main aviation hubs
Residents have been told to avoid the area.
Nervous investors will be watching markets closely today, amid fears that the conflict could send shares tumbling.
The first will take place on Sunday March 8 with lots of dates planned for the rest of the year
Love island star Ella Barnes has fled Dubai and moved onto a port city in the United Arab Emirates, saying it’s ‘business as usual here’
The star may have pocketed a hefty amount in Wales but will not be able to keep all of his winnings
Global oil prices surged on Monday morning
Wales' squad get back to work today ahead of Friday's Six Nations clash with Ireland
'I was asked to assume the very sad honour of accepting this award.'
‘I don’t have an answer right now,’ says Pep Guardiola after the Norweigian striker missed Man City’s victory over Leeds
European affairs ministers from around the bloc were due to arrive in Nicosia on Monday, but the spreading crisis in the Middle East has disrupted flights.