'Major incident' declared over wildfire in Northern Ireland.
A 'major incident' has been declared in Northern Ireland over a wildfire burning in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
More than 70 firefighters were involved Saturday in trying to contain the wildfire, while helicopters from both Britain and Ireland are set to join the effort.
The wildfire started on Friday morning in the Slieve Donard area — the highest point in Northern Ireland, with a peak of 850 meters (2,780 feet).
Three people hurt and one arrested during 'major incident' at school in Wales.
Three people have been injured in a "major incident" at a school in West Wales. Ysgol Dyffryn Aman in Carmarthenshire has been closed as investigations continue, Dyfed-Powys Police said. Read more: #wales #school #uknews SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube c...
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Four people injured after military horses escape in London.
A number of military horses have been recaptured after coming loose and running through central London. London Ambulance Service say their first call was around 8:30am this morning, about a person who had been thrown from a horse on Buckingham Pal...
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Myanmar: Hundreds of civil war victims treated as chaos erupts over Thai border.
Myanmar’s civil war has driven thousands of people into Thailand in recent days, as fighting along the countries’ border intensifies. For months, Myanmar’s military government has been losing ground in its borderlands after a series of successful ...
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