Karl Bushby walks home to Hull after 28 years and 50,000km around the world: ‘Is that it, is it done?’
He left Chile in 1998 with a tent and a few hundred dollars, crossed the frozen Bering Strait and swam the Caspian and the English Channel
He left Chile in 1998 with a tent and a few hundred dollars, crossed the frozen Bering Strait and swam the Caspian and the English Channel

He closed at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, talking repairs for 20 minutes before turning to the vote. A judge was also hearing a challenge over immigration agents at polling places

Rescuers and police officers are among the dead in Komyshuvakha, and people are still under the rubble. Zelensky says a second wave of bombs hit the shelter where people had taken cover

Two more team members were taken and later freed in South Waziristan, where sources blame the terrorist group TTP

The challenge answers BJP charges that he is working for foreign powers. Amit Shah says even a party youth leader would beat him

Barrister Salman Safdar says the session was not enough to cover all the cases, and that the couple gave him fresh instructions

It wants the ballots of people it calls likely noncitizens held back. Two lower courts have refused, and officials say many on its list of 20,000 were never mailed a ballot

Petrol drops to Rs374.51 and diesel to Rs395.20, the regulator says, hours after the minister announced a Rs15 billion a month burden on refineries

The reversal in Michigan, one of the races that could decide the Senate, reopens a Democratic rift over Israel. El-Sayed says: ‘None of this matters’

Americans vote on Tuesday for all 435 House seats, 35 Senate seats and 36 governors, with the first polls closing at 4am on Wednesday in Pakistan
