Richard Powell is a British investigative journalist and foreign correspondent with more than two decades of conflict reporting, beginning in Kosovo as a journalism student, then Iraq, Sudan, Liberia and Beirut. He was on the Iraqi border before the first bomb fell in March 2003.Richard is the founder of news sites greatreporter and UKTECH, as well as the PR and Communications services firm, Presswire. He is also the author of the acclaimed book, Pariah: How Gaza Broke Israel (2026).
Swedish indie studio Duck Milk unveils AI Says, a rage game where players have no traditional character controls and must guide a blind AI through deadly test chambers. Watch the announcement trailer ahead of its November 3 Steam launch.
Qualifying crypto exchanges receive tailored compliance integration planning, priority onboarding, and dedicated implementation support built around their operational needs.
Acquisition adds optical communications technology to support low-probability-of-detection tactical networking
Financial advice is now instant, algorithmic, and everywhere. It arrives through social feeds, AI summaries, and digital platforms promising clarity in seconds. But amid that speed and volume, one question is becoming harder to ignore: what gets lost when advice is detached from context, accountability, and human judgment?
A Declassified UK investigation places a British soldier at a burning school in southern Gaza. A UN investigator says the evidence warrants a police inquiry, while footage supplied by the Israeli army in response was traced to a different school.
Formerly Swyft, Mercury combines upgraded technology, managed operations, supply-chain capabilities and premium brand partnerships to capture consumer demand beyond the limits of traditional retail.
In the new book When Marx Meets Islam, a leading scholar reveals how his support for Israel and the Abraham Accords made him a target of former allies—and led him to investigate what he calls a growing ideological threat to the West.
Strategic cooperation combines Branding Records’ Greater China expertise with GlobalCom’s international network of local PR teams
In a new interview, the socialist broadcaster argues that Gaza has broken the old political consensus on Israel — and that politicians who claim to oppose the destruction must be prepared to act.
Relaunched platform combines original football analysis, transparent tipster performance and community competitions
More than five centuries after Christopher Columbus crossed the Atlantic, and just days after President Donald Trump celebrated Columbus at the White House as a “great Italian explorer,” a historical investigation challenges that very identification, bringing one of the greatest mysteries of the Age of Discovery back to Portugal: the true identity of the Admiral and Viceroy of the Indies, whose presence on the island of Madeira is documented and who may have been born in Madalena do Mar.
Three years after 7 October 2023, the war on Gaza has produced a body of numbers unlike any conflict before it – a daily ledger of the dead and a satellite map of every broken roof, a famine classified in phases and a defence industry's record year. This feature draws them together from the agencies that compiled them and sets them down in order.
Three years after the attacks, military admissions, soldiers’ testimony and UN findings have left unresolved questions about the Hannibal directive and the deaths of people Israel’s forces were sent to protect.
The award comes as Palestinian authorities report nearly 22,000 children killed in Gaza — an average of one child every 72 minutes for three years — while Washington targets the war crimes court and Marco Rubio threatens to “end the ICC”.
Proven 3-in-1 convertible seating enables one carriage to serve daytime, lounge and overnight markets — helping operators make better use of rolling stock and bringing back the fun of family travel
Three years after Israel's genocide began, Palestinians remain trapped between continuing Israeli attacks and a reconstruction process that has barely advanced. Behind the diplomatic promises are bereaved children, inaccessible homes and families struggling to survive.
A year after a ceasefire took effect, Palestinians in Gaza are still being killed, displaced families are struggling to obtain food and water, and Israeli aircraft continue to circle overhead, according to testimony broadcast on the third anniversary of 7 October. From Gaza City, journalist Akram al-Satarri described a territory where the destruction of homes, the separation of families and the search for missing bodies continue to shape daily life.
Manchester executive chauffeur operator says private-hire drivers considering premium EVs must understand licensing, client service and operator standards before moving into professional chauffeur work.
Eight months after doctors in Gaza alleged that Palestinian bodies returned by Israel bore evidence of organ removal, renewed United Nations demands for access to human remains have underlined the obstacles to establishing what happened to the dead.
*Maysa Abu Daoud and her daughter Mary had moved from a church refuge into a rented flat. An Israeli strike killed them alongside another mother and daughter and a young man, leaving a 14-year-old mourning two generations of his family.*
Nearhuman, a physical AI start-up based at Bristol Robotics Laboratory, has raised £350,000 in pre-seed funding led by SFC Capital. The funding will support the development of on-device safety technology for shared e-scooter and e-bike fleets.
Upgraded web and mobile platform adds family applications, passport data extraction, eligibility checks and application tracking
Public statements and congressional records document requests for transparency and an earlier recommendation to expand training personnel.
Invesport Partners, an investment and consolidation platform dedicated to European small and mid-sized businesses in sport and wellbeing, announces that it has acquired a stake in HumanFab, a leading centre of expertise in human performance engineering and sports performance. Completed in September 2026, this minority investment comes with a shared project: the development of a network of regional performance hubs in France and across Europe.
