Sara Spinelli

Zelenskyy urges aerial ceasefire as Kushner and Witkoff travel through Moscow to Kyiv

Zelenskyy urges aerial ceasefire as Kushner and Witkoff travel through Moscow to Kyiv

Two US peace negotiators will travel to Ukraine on Sunday after a stop in Moscow, Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced on Friday. Ukraine's president said Kyiv would guarantee the safety of Russian airspace during the visit of Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Moscow, after which they are expected to

Williams sisters fall in third-set tie-break, ending US Open comeback

Williams sisters fall in third-set tie-break, ending US Open comeback

In the end, after so much effort and admirable fight, defeat came swiftly for one of the greatest doubles teams to ever share a tennis court. Upon their return to prime time in New York, Venus and Serena Williams fought desperately to overturn the various deficits they found themselves in

'The noise was unbelievable': Referee shares perspective on Mexico vs England World Cup match

'The noise was unbelievable': Referee shares perspective on Mexico vs England World Cup match

It was 6pm on 5 July in Mexico City, and Alireza Faghani, a 48-year-old Australian-Iranian, was asleep in the locker room, snoring. His assistants had turned the music down. Had it not been for the muffled roar of nearly 90,000 fans through the concrete walls of

Food couriers demand platforms reveal algorithm driving down their pay

Food couriers demand platforms reveal algorithm driving down their pay

Gig economy workers are urging delivery platforms to disclose the algorithmic systems that determine their job assignments and pay, attributing declining wages to the growing use of artificial intelligence. Food delivery riders in Edinburgh report that their rates of pay and working conditions have deteriorated as Deliveroo, Uber Eats and

Far-right rhetoric derails Sinn Féin's journey to power in Ireland

Far-right rhetoric derails Sinn Féin's journey to power in Ireland

Sinn Féin's dream of leading a progressive left-wing government collapsed the day Siobhán Fenton was canvassing in Dublin and felt a cold, sharp sting on her neck. She was in the passageway of a block of flats in the inner city, knocking on doors, and looked around

Pig kidney with genetic modifications functions in man for unprecedented nine months

Pig kidney with genetic modifications functions in man for unprecedented nine months

A genetically modified kidney from a pig named Wilma sustained a 66-year-old man with kidney failure for a record nine months and functioned as a temporary bridge to a human transplant, marking a medical first. Tim Andrews was seriously ill with end-stage kidney disease caused by type

Two cousins rented a 4WD to locate their missing Australian relatives in Nepal until the road ended.

Two cousins rented a 4WD to locate their missing Australian relatives in Nepal until the road ended.

Beneath a scorching sun in Kathmandu, Santosh Swaminathan and his cousin Nathan Subramanian pause their search for missing relatives to visit a temple and offer prayers. After losing contact with Swaminathan's sister and her husband following severe flooding last week, they travelled from India to Nepal. As they