16-year-old boy among 3 charged in arson attack at Persian-language media organisation in London
Keir Starmer faces resign calls from Opposition as UK government admits Mandelson vetting lapse
UK: Church in Wales approves bill for same-sex marriage blessings with majority backing
Italy's cities feature umarells, retired men who observe construction sites with hands clasped behind their backs. These little men, originating from Bolognese dialect, offer unsolicited advice and engage with workers, blending humor and a desire for connection. This cultural phenomenon has even led to some municipalities involving them as volunteers in monitoring public works.
Who is Sajjad Raja? Reform UK candidate under-fire for saying 'from river to the sea
Jamie Murray has retired from professional tennis at 40, concluding a distinguished doubles career spanning over three decades. A former world No. 1, he won seven Grand Slam titles, 34 ATP trophies and played a key role in Britains 2015 Davis Cup triumph. Renowned for his longevity and net play, Murray leaves a lasting legacy in British tennis.
Carlos Alcaraz withdraws from Barcelona Open after wrist injury revealed in urgent press conference
Carlos Alcaraz withdrew from the Barcelona Open after a right wrist injury that emerged during his opening win over Otto Virtanen. Despite playing through initial discomfort, scans revealed a more serious issue, forcing him to pull out before his round-of-16 match. The decision halts his momentum and raises concerns ahead of the upcoming clay-court season and Jannik Sinner rivalry.
World Cup 2026: Is FIFA destroying the American matchday experience by banning tailgating?
The 2026 World Cup in the United States is reshaping how matchday will be experienced, with traditional tailgating set to be restricted at several venues and fans directed into controlled zones. Combined with rising transport costs and suburban stadium layouts, the pre-match atmosphere faces major disruption, raising questions over how supporter culture will adapt to a tightly managed tournament structure.
London crash tragedy: Two Met Police officers charged in death of pregnant woman, unborn child
Abandoned as a newborn in Kenya, Becky Chaplin's life took a remarkable turn. Now an occupational therapist, she dedicates her skills to improving healthcare in impoverished nations. Her work with Mercy Ships in Sierra Leone has been instrumental in training local physiotherapists and providing rehabilitation for those shunned by their communities, transforming lives through care and renewed confidence.
Great Gen Z exodus: Young Britons leaving UK in record numbers over rising cost-of-living
King Charles, Queen Camilla not to meet Epstein survivors during historic US visit heres why
I love Sony's new Bluetooth turntable, so why do I feel so conflicted using it
Sony's latest turntable is an easy-to-setup upgrade with impressive sound, but a few concerns hold it back.
British jockey pleads guilty to manslaughter after pub fight leads to death of 71-year-old man
A 26-year-old jockey, Levi Williams, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter at Peterborough Crown Court over the death of 71-year-old Richard Wingrove following a fight outside the Waggon and Horses pub in Newmarket in March 2025. Prosecutors accepted a lesser plea after the altercation led to a fatal fall, with sentencing set for 4 June. Williams was on bail.
UK: Albanian burglary gang gets over 38 years in jail for 1m thefts across multiple counties
Across Belgium and the Netherlands, local families continue a decades-long tradition of caring for the graves of American soldiers from WWII. This intergenerational commitment, born from gratitude, sees families tending to headstones and laying flowers, ensuring fallen heroes are never forgotten. The practice has grown so popular that cemeteries have waiting lists, highlighting a profound, enduring bond.
UK celebrates Vaisakhi with fervour; Royal Family extends warm wishes to Sikhs worldwide
Fake Oasis tickets scam: Fraudster who duped friends out of 4,000 gets 12-month community order
Middle East conflict drives up energy costs, hits UK household incomes: Report
Leicestershire horror: 2 dead after car plunges off M1 bridge near Lutterworth, crashes into minibus
Milgrams electric shock experiment: The test that exposed dark side of human obedience to authority
Stanley Milgrams obedience experiments revealed how ordinary people could follow authority to disturbing extremes, with many participants administering what they believed were harmful shocks. Inspired by the Holocaust, the study became a landmark in psychology while raising serious ethical concerns. Decades later, its findings remain debated, with critics arguing the results reflect pressure, context, and interpretation as much as obedience.
