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Watch: Police fire tear gas at protesters in PeruDrone captures huge fire engulfing homes in Peru‘Firenado’ tears through Brazil sugarcane fieldWatch: Soda truck falls into sinkhole in Mexico CityWhat you need to know about Bolsonaro’s coup prison sentencePunches and slaps: Watch as Mexican Senate debate ends in brawlSandstorm turns skies bright orange in PeruHurricane Erick hits Mexico resort towns killing twoWatch: Moment people flee church as earthquake interrupts mass in PeruWatch: Moment Chile earthquake rocks live TV showWatch: Cat caught smuggling drugs into Costa Rica prisonWatch: Wildlife dyed blue in São Paulo chemical spillWatch: How Lady Gaga’s record-breaking concert almost ended in disasterDrone footage shows scale of deadly Peru landslideWatch: Olympic legend leaves parents in her dust at school sports dayPeru fisherman reunites with brother after 95 days lost at seaWatch: Fisherman reunites with brother after 95 days lost at seaWatch: Man survives being run over by trainMan arrested trying to smuggle cocaine under toupeeWatch: Moment man vandalises ancient Incan artefact
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A US Air Force Reserve crew known as the “Hurricane Hunters” flew through the eye of Hurricane Melissa on Monday to collect data for the National Hurricane Center. With wind speeds of up to 175mph (282km/h), the category five hurricane is the world’s strongest storm of 2025. It’s expected to make landfall in Jamaica late Monday or early Tuesday, before moving across eastern Cuba and the Bahamas.
