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TikTok star was detained by US immigration authorities and has now left the country, sparking confusion and concern among fans over what led to the sudden departure.

Tesla faces lawsuits in France and Australia as drivers report sudden, unexplained braking incidents known as 'phantom braking,' raising safety concerns and legal pressure on Elon Musk's company.

Jason Isaacs praised Tom Felton's stage comeback as Draco Malfoy, calling it a proud moment for the former on-screen father-son duo.

Uber plans to roll out autonomous taxis in London next year in partnership with UK tech firm Wayve. Backed by new legislation, the pilot will test AI-driven vehicles in real traffic, sparking both optimism and safety concerns.

Katherine Parkinson joins Max's Harry Potter reboot, with Joshua Pickering as Malfoy and Bill Milner as Dursley.

Kirsty Buchan was struck off in June 2025 after pupils discovered her explicit OnlyFans account. Despite citing financial hardship, regulators ruled her actions harmed the teaching profession's reputation.

On 10 June 2025, a 22-year-old former student shot and killed eight people at a school in Graz, Austria, before taking his own life. The attack left over two dozen injured and has reignited national debate over gun laws and school safety.

On 9 June 2025, Greta Thunberg was detained by Israeli forces aboard a Gaza-bound aid flotilla and later deported. After describing the incident as a 'kidnapping,' British broadcaster Piers Morgan lashed out on social media, accusing her of attention-seeking. The clash sparked heated online debate over activism, language, and political bias in public discourse.

Cole Escola made history on 8 June 2025 as the first openly non-binary winner of Best Actor at the Tonys, prompting fresh calls for gender-neutral award categories.

During his 9 June trial, Sean 'Diddy' Combs appeared to mouth 'I know you' to TikToker Stephanie Soo, sparking viral buzz. Soo has been attending and documenting the trial, highlighting the growing role of influencers in courtroom coverage.

On 6 June 2025, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch called Britain's asylum system 'broken' and said the UK is being 'mugged' by unchecked migration. She proposed tougher laws, including possible ECHR reforms and third-country processing, reigniting the national immigration debate ahead of elections.

Over 145,000 UK women launched businesses in 2024, but most still face investor bias. Only 2% of equity funding goes to women-led startups, despite their strong performance. Support networks and dedicated funds are helping push for change.

M&S executives were targeted in a ransomware attack by Scattered Spider, exposing customer data and disrupting operations. The breach could cost over £300 million and caused a major drop in market value.

Tom Felton will return to the Wizarding World as adult Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway, opening 11 November 2025. The role marks his stage debut and the first time a Harry Potter film star joins the Broadway play. Fans are now urging HBO to cast him as Lucius Malfoy in its upcoming TV reboot.

Procter & Gamble announced on 5 June 2025 that it will eliminate 7,000 office-based roles over two years as part of a global restructuring. The move aims to streamline operations and boost digital efficiency but raises concerns over job loss and automation's social impact.

Dallas-based influencer Bilonda Alice Mukendi travelled to Cannes for the World Influencers and Bloggers Awards on 22 May, anticipating a 'Best Content Creator' accolade. However, she was left unacknowledged during the ceremony, only to later discover her invitation may have been fraudulent. Her experience has since gone viral, prompting widespread scrutiny over the legitimacy of influencer awards and the integrity of such ceremonies.

On 4 June 2025, a young couple in Aceh, Indonesia, were publicly flogged 100 times after being found guilty of engaging in sex outside of marriage—a punishment carried out under local Sharia law. Aceh remains the only province in Indonesia that enforces Sharia-based criminal legislation, a policy that continues to draw international condemnation for its harsh and public corporal punishments.

On 2 June 2025, 17-year-old TikTok creator Sana Yousaf was fatally shot in her home in Islamabad by her cousin, Umar Hayat, after she repeatedly rejected his romantic advances.

Marcelo Gomes da Silva, 18, was detained by ICE on 31 May while heading to volleyball practice, despite not being the original target.

Anthony Reyes, 23, was arrested on 3 June after scaling a wall at Mar-a-Lago to 'spread the gospel' and propose to Donald Trump's granddaughter, Kai Trump.

In 2025, BMW, Cisco and the NFL have scaled back their public Pride campaigns amid mounting political pressure and fears of backlash. While internal observances persist, critics argue the move highlights a waning corporate commitment to genuine LGBTQ+ support.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed on 4 June that Winter Fuel Payments will be reinstated in 2025, expanding beyond those on Pension Credit.

Iggy Azalea launched a crypto casino and memecoin called MOTHER in May 2024, shifting from music to digital finance. The move sparked buzz and warnings about the risks of celebrity-backed crypto ventures.

Nearly a year after her husband Brandon Miller's suicide, Candice Miller has returned to Instagram with a message of resilience. The real estate mogul died in July 2024, leaving behind over $33 million in debt.

Karen Read is on trial for allegedly killing her boyfriend, Boston officer John O'Keefe, in 2022. Prosecutors say she hit him with her SUV; the defence claims she's being framed by police.

Tijana Radonjic, 19, died on 31 May after falling from a parasail in Budva, Montenegro. Witnesses say she tried adjusting her harness mid-air, leading to a fatal fall.

Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness are divorcing after 27 years, without a prenuptial agreement, complicating the split of their £197 million fortune.

Vanessa Bryant denied pregnancy rumours on 1 June with a cheeky Rihanna meme, declaring she's 'not pregnant & having fun all summer.' Her humorous response won praise for its grace and message of self-care.

Actor Jonathan Joss, 59, was shot and killed outside his San Antonio home on 1 June. His neighbour, Sigfredo Alvarez-Cega, 56, has been charged with murder.