UK Braces for Major Disruption as Gaza Peace Talks Begin in Egypt on October 7 Anniversary
Tens of thousands to rally across the UK as Gaza peace talks start in Egypt, marking two years since the October 7 attacks.
Central Philippines Earthquake Leaves 60 Dead as Cebu Struggles With Crisis
A 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck Cebu, Philippines, killing at least 26 and injuring as rescuers race to find survivors in collapsed buildings.
Trump Slammed for Bragging About Gold in His Office as US Reels From 'Multiple Mass Shootings in 24 Hours'
Trump sparks outrage after bragging about 24k gold in his office while America reels from multiple mass shootings.
Why Delegates Walked Out of the UN Assembly — How Many, and Who They Were
More than 100 diplomats walked out of the UN as Netanyahu vowed to 'finish the job' in Gaza and rejected Palestinian statehood, deepening Israel's isolation.
John Stapleton Dies at 79: Remembering His Groundbreaking TV Partnership With Lynn Faulds Wood
Broadcaster John Stapleton, famed for BBC's Watchdog with wife Lynn Faulds Wood, dies at 79 after Parkinson's. Tributes pour in across media.
Billions Stolen, Leaders Toppled: How Asia's Youth Are Rising Against Corruption From Philippines to Kathmandu
From Manila to Kathmandu, Asia's youth uprisings challenge corruption and topple leaders as frustration over elite privilege boils over.
Charlie Kirk Memorial in Arizona to Draw 100,000 as Trump and Vance Lead Rally
Charlie Kirk's Arizona memorial shifts from farewell to mobilisation, with worship, politics and security defining the massive event.
Young Gynecologist Ioanna Katehis Dies at NYU Hospital as Family Allege Medical Errors
Dr Ioanna Katehis, 28, died at NYU Hospital. Her parents allege fatal medical mistakes as the Greek-American community mourns.
Meta Faces Scrutiny Over Algorithm Bias as Schoolgirl Images Pushed in Threads Ads
Meta under fire for using schoolgirl photos in Threads ads shown to men, raising safety fears and regulatory questions in the UK.
The Software Behind Europe's Check-In Chaos — What Is Muse, and Why It Matters?
Heathrow cyberattack sparks Europe-wide airport chaos, grounding flights and exposing critical flaws in shared check-in systems.
Trump Boasts He 'Fired' Virginia Prosecutor Who Refused to Indict Letitia James
Trump claims he 'fired' Erik Siebert as Virginia U.S. Attorney, igniting criticism over political pressure on the Justice Department.
Fired Over Charlie Kirk: How Workers Are Losing Jobs for Political Posts Online
Dozens of US workers have lost jobs over Charlie Kirk posts. The fallout highlights the clash between free speech rights and employer reputation.
Kristin Cabot Scandal Shows Why Women Face Harsher Fallout Than Men, Psychotherapist Says
The Kristin Cabot scandal highlights why women face harsher fallout in workplace affairs. Psychotherapist Irene Laturnas Velasco says gender bias, patriarchy and public shaming fuel unequal consequences, leaving women's careers and mental health at risk while men often recover.
'Republicans and Democrats Finally Agree': Austin Blows $1.1M on New Logo Everyone Hates Amid Crime and Tax Hikes
Austin spent $1.1m (£820k) on a new city logo that locals say looks uninspired. The costly rebrand has fuelled anger as residents face rising taxes and safety issues.
Radiohead Fans Crack the Code: Mystery Flyers, Viral TikTok Buzz and a Comeback Tour After 7 Years
Radiohead are back after seven years. Fans cracked cryptic flyers, TikTok sent their songs viral, and now the band has confirmed a major comeback tour across Europe. Here's how the mystery unfolded.
Donald Trump's 2PM Announcement: What Will the President Reveal About Defense?
Donald Trump is set to deliver a 2 p.m. announcement on defense. While details remain unclear, speculation surrounds possible shifts in military strategy, funding priorities, and global security commitments. Analysts warn the address could carry major political implications.
Scandal-Hit Ex-Tory MP David Warburton Found Dead in Chelsea Flat Aged 59
David Warburton, ex-Tory MP suspended over a sex and drugs scandal, has died at 59 in his Chelsea flat. Police are treating the case as unexplained but not suspicious, following his dramatic fall from political grace.
Millionaire Piotr Szczerek Apologises After Snatching Tennis Star's Souvenir Cap From Young Fan at US Open
Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek has apologised after being filmed taking a signed cap meant for a young fan at the US Open. The incident went viral, drawing backlash online and prompting the businessman to admit fault and seek forgiveness.
Is Donald Trump a Dictator? The Question Haunting Washington as Troops Patrol the Streets
Explore expert views on Donald Trump's authoritarian tactics and the fragile state of American democracy as troops patrol Washington, raising critical questions about the future of US governance and power.
Celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay, 58, Undergoes Skin Cancer Surgery and Shares Photos of His Stitches With Fans
Gordon Ramsay has undergone surgery to remove skin cancer, sharing photos of his stitches and urging fans to protect themselves with sunscreen.
Bruce Willis' Wife Emma Heming Slams 'Loud' Critics of His Dementia Care
Bruce Willis' dementia care exposes the stark gap between celebrity privilege and the harsh financial realities facing families of dementia patients in the UK.
Turkey Transport Minister Fined for Speeding After Posting Viral 225 km/h Video
Turkey's Transport Minister Abdulkadir Uraloğlu faces backlash after posting a viral video of himself speeding at 225 km/h on a highway.
UK Asylum Hotels Under Siege: Fear Inside, Protests Outside
Inside UK asylum hotels, migrants face fear, poor conditions and hostility, while protests intensify outside. The government struggles to balance legal obligations with rising public anger.
Novak Djokovic vs Learner Tien: An Unfolding Battle of Tennis Titans at the 2025 US Open
Catch the live action as Novak Djokovic battles young American Learner Tien at the 2025 US Open. Explore the clash of experience and youth with real-time updates, player insights, and expert predictions.
Philippine Consulate Confirms Filipino Nationals Among Fatalities in Upstate New York Bus Crash
The Philippine Consulate in New York confirms Filipino casualties in Upstate NY bus crash and provides a hotline for affected families, pledging continued assistance and support during this tragic time.
Niagara Falls Day Trip Turns Into Carnage As Tour Bus Crashes On Highway, Five Killed And 40 Injured
A Niagara Falls tour bus overturned on I-90, killing five and injuring 40. Tourists from India, China and the Philippines were rushed to hospitals.
French Streamer Raphaël Graven Dies During 300-Hour Livestream as Viewers Watch in Shock
French streamer Jean Pormanove's tragic death during a 300-hour livestream sparks investigation into online abuse, platform safety, and the responsibility of viewers in extreme live streaming challenges.
London Renters Struggle as Nearly 75% of Income Goes to Rent Amid Soaring Housing Crisis
London renters pay up to 75% of their income on rent, highlighting a severe housing affordability crisis.
Superman Villain General Zod Actor Terence Stamp Dies at 87 After Storied Film Career
Terence Stamp, the British actor best known as Superman's General Zod, has died aged 87. His six-decade career spanned acclaimed films, TV, and unforgettable performances.
Brooklyn Nightlife Horror: 3 Dead and 8 Injured in Taste of the City Lounge Shooting
Early today, Sunday, Brooklyn's Taste of the City Lounge turned into a scene of horror as gunfire killed three and wounded eight. Police are hunting the shooters.