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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt to leave role at end of month, Trump says Leavitts departure comes as Trump faces steadily sinking poll numbers and the Republican Party risks defeat in the November midterm elections.
Grand Voyager | Exploring Switzerland and its wonders Switzerland is a country of stunning landscapes and historic cities. In this episode, Lilly Douse explores one of Europes most picturesque destinations.
Who will miss the 12 August eclipse: geography, clouds or work As the country prepares for its first total eclipse since 1912, many people will miss the experience: because of where they live, the weather, work shifts or simply to protect their eyesight.
How to tell if the eclipse damaged your eyes: key warning symptoms Dry eyes or a gritty sensation after the eclipse may be short‑lived, but a central blind spot can signal retinal damage. A specialist explains how to tell the difference and when to seek medical help.
Latest news bulletin | August 12th, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this August 12th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Trump hails wall of steel blockade, says US will keep control of Strait of Hormuz Iran maintains it effectively controls much of the waterway and intends to impose a toll system in response to the US war launched by Trump on 28 February.
NATO stands with Poland and Romania amid Russian airspace violations Members of NATO met on Wednesday to discuss recent incursions into Polish and Romanian airspace and concluded that Russia bears "full responsibility" for the incidents.
Solar eclipse plunges parts of Spain into total darkness in first such event in a century The eclipse, a first in mainland Europe since 2006, also cast its shadow through parts of Greenland, racing south to smother part of Iceland before arcing across the Atlantic Ocean towards northern Spain.
Sophie Adenot to become first Frenchwoman to walk in space: Fantastic news "Ive got great news: on 18 August itll be my turn to leave the Station," says Sophie Adenot. On the ISS since February, she is due to become Frances first woman to walk in space.
12 August solar eclipse brings thousands of tourists to Gormaz fortress in Soria The caliphal fortress of Gormaz in Soria became a prime vantage point to view the total solar eclipse, drawing crowds of visitors from Spain and abroad to this Castilian town.
Eurovision to exclude countries at war from hosting contest, EBU says The EBU said it could commission an independent security assessment before deciding whether a winning country is capable of hosting the event safely.
Libyan Marshal Haftars intelligence chief killed in Benghazi car bombing Fawzi al-Mansouri was assassinated outside a mosque in an LNA stronghold, in what analysts said was a major blow to the Haftar familys security credentials and could delay a US-brokered plan to reunify Libyas rival governments. No group has claimed responsibility.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt to leave role at end of month, Trump says Leavitt, who served Trump as a press aide during his first term in the White House, has been one of the most visible advocates of Trumps Make America Great Again movement.
Latest news bulletin | August 12th, 2026 – Evening Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this August 12th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Trump hails wall of steel blockade, says US will keep control of Strait of Hormuz Iran maintains it effectively controls much of the waterway and intends to impose a toll system in response to the US war launched by Trump on 28 February.
Two Portuguese tourists found and two still missing at sea off Croatia, rescuers say The four had set off from a local campsite in a small 1.5-metre inflatable boat, intending to paddle along the coast, but contact was later lost, rescuers said.
FIFAs plans: What the Infantino case tells us about football governance Former FIFA and UEFA adviser, finance and football expert Ebru Koksal shines a light on lack of governance, transparency and representation in football governance. Against the backdrop of the Infantino case, she identifies in an OpEd insights that can be applied to the corporate sector as a whole.
Three Moroccan migrants arrested over alleged sexual assaults in Ceuta Two men have been remanded in custody over alleged sexual assaults on minors, while a judge has ordered the deportation of a third.
Germany beefs up its intelligence services as threat from foreign powers rises German officials accuse Moscow of waging a "hybrid" campaign of sabotage, espionage and disinformation against the country, which is among Ukraines biggest military supporters in the war with Russia.
Extreme heat: Half of Europes population exposed to temperatures exceeding 30C The most intense heat is expected across Western and Southern Europe, with France, Italy and Spain among the hardest-hit countries. But the Balkans and the United Kingdom are also sweltering under the heat.
NATO stands with Poland and Romania amid Russian airspace violations Members of NATO met on Wednesday to discuss recent incursions into Polish and Romanian airspace and concluded that Russia bears "full responsibility" for the incidents.
Solar eclipse plunges parts of Spain into total darkness in first such event in a century The eclipse, a first in mainland Europe since 2006, also cast its shadow through parts of Greenland, racing south to smother part of Iceland before arcing across the Atlantic Ocean towards northern Spain.
Sophie Adenot to become first Frenchwoman to walk in space: Fantastic news "Ive got great news: on 18 August itll be my turn to leave the Station," says Sophie Adenot. On the ISS since February, she is due to become Frances first woman to walk in space.
12 August solar eclipse brings thousands of tourists to Gormaz fortress in Soria The caliphal fortress of Gormaz in Soria became a prime vantage point to view the total solar eclipse, drawing crowds of visitors from Spain and abroad to this Castilian town.
Queenstown, Tromsø, and Bariloche: These are the best cities for a coolcation this summer This new index looks at climate relief, accessibility, value and visitor experience to highlight the best overall coolcation destinations.
IEA and OPEC split on global oil demand estimates as Strait of Hormuz closure drags The worlds two most watched oil forecasters published sharply conflicting views of 2026 on Wednesday, with the IEA deepening its call for the first annual demand decline since the pandemic while OPEC still sees consumption growing, as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz drags on.
Queens Brian May outraged by AI version of album cover and tells UK PM Andy Burnham: You must stop it now "Maybe this is the time to realise WE ACTUALLY DONT NEED AI," Brian May declared when posting a ridiculously poor version of what AI thinks one of Queens albums looks like. He has urged UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham to block AI "before its too late".
Rent in Spain tops €1,100 for 80 m²: these are the priciest and cheapest cities Renting an 80-square-metre home in Spain costs an average of 1,131 euros a month, but regional disparities are stark: from 600 euros in Jaen to 1,610 in San Sebastian.
The Office star British actor Lucy Davis reveals incurable cancer diagnosis After keeping it private for 18 months, British actor Lucy Davis has now revealed she has incurable cancer.
Grand Voyager | Exploring Switzerland and its wonders Switzerland is a country of stunning landscapes and historic cities. In this episode, Lilly Douse explores one of Europes most picturesque destinations.