Afghan Deportees Face Uncertain Future at Border as Mass Returns Hit Six Million
Six million Afghans are being forced back to a homeland many have never seen as Pakistan and Iran crack down on undocumented migrants.
Flu Vaccine Rollout Begins as NHS Prepares for Winter
UK flu vaccine rollout begins with schoolchildren and pregnant women, as NHS braces for winter after record summer pressure and a mutated strain.
Freddie Mercury's Confidante Mary Austin Recalls His Life in Lyrics
Mary Austin, Freddie Mercury's lifelong confidante, opens up about his handwritten lyrics, their bond, and the pain of nearly 40 years of silence.
Germany Points to Russia in Leipzig Airport Drone Attack
Germany says Russia was behind an attempted drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport, citing intelligence and ongoing hybrid threats.
Munitions Vehicle Blast Kills Five in Syria's Idlib
At least five people died and several were wounded when a munitions-laden vehicle exploded in the northwestern Syrian town of Binnish. Authorities are investigating.
Nepal Hydropower Worker Describes Escape as Tunnel Flooded by Trishuli River
Hydropower worker recounts being chased by floodwaters through a tunnel in Nepal as the death toll from last week's floods exceeds 1,000.
US Seeks Global Support for Iran Pressure Campaign
Former Deputy National Security Adviser Jon Finer discusses U.S. efforts to build international backing for economic isolation of Iran.
White House Reveals Details on Venezuela Oil Pact
After Trump announced a Venezuela oil deal, the White House adds specifics, including a joint venture company with Venezuelan businessman Alejandro Betancourt.
Chinese President Xi Visits Egypt for First Time in a Decade
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Cairo on his first visit to Egypt in a decade, meeting President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
Spanish PM Says Morocco Not Behind Ceuta Border Breach
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez says no evidence Morocco orchestrated the Ceuta border crossing, blaming Russia and Israel for disinformation.
Sudan refugees face dire, worsening conditions in El Obeid
Humanitarian conditions in El Obeid and its camps are deteriorating as thousands flee Sudan's civil war, facing overcrowding, drone strikes, and severe shortages.
Meta's US Settlement Leaves Global Critics Unmoved
Meta pays $18bn to settle US addiction lawsuit, but critics say the deal does little for international cases against its algorithms.
Silicon Valley Tech Workers Show Less Leg as Finance Peers Loosen Up
Silicon Valley tech workers are wearing fewer shorts and more long pants, while finance professionals increasingly show some leg, signaling shifting workplace dress norms
Grand Theft Auto VI Finally Unveils Its First Gameplay Footage
Rockstar shows the first official Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay footage, unveiling new characters, activities and a 19 November release.
Vholume Review: Brutalist Parkour Racing Game
Vholume blends Mirror's Edge-style parkour with surreal brutalist worlds, offering accessible speed-running and competitive leaderboards.
AI Overviews Reshape Google Search, Sparking Debate Over Traffic and Revenue
Google's AI Overviews are changing how billions search, but publishers say they cut traffic and revenue. Is the new search better or worse?
Australia's Charts Bar Fully AI-Generated Tracks
Fully AI-generated tracks will no longer qualify for Australia's official charts, though AI-assisted music that remains substantially human-made stays eligible under new
Australia's New Datacentre Rules Prompt Approval Rush
Australia agreed national datacentre rules requiring renewables, as experts warn of an approval rush before the laws take effect.
China Vows to Defend Interests as US Expands Iran Sanctions
China denounces new US sanctions threats over Iran oil trade, warning of retaliation while Washington expands economic pressure campaign.
CIA Director Visits Moscow for Unannounced Talks, US Media Reports
CIA Director John Ratcliffe reportedly traveled to Moscow for unannounced talks, a rare high-level US visit since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Creatine: What Does the Evidence Show Behind the Hype?
Experts examine the science behind creatine, its claimed benefits for muscle building and cognitive function, and whether the hype matches the evidence.
Dolly Parton Dies at 80: Country Legend Remembered
Country music icon Dolly Parton has died at 80 after a brief battle with cancer. Tributes pour in from Trump, McCartney and fans worldwide.
Dolly Parton: Country Icon's Journey From Poverty to Global Fame
Dolly Parton's remarkable journey from a Smoky Mountains cabin to global country stardom, philanthropy, and the Grand Ole Opry.
Kit Harington Joins HBO's Harry Potter Series as Lockhart
Kit Harington takes over the role of Gilderoy Lockhart in HBO's Harry Potter series after Nicholas Hoult exits due to scheduling conflicts.
Labor Day Sales: 22 Deals on Kitchen, Home and Outdoor Favorites
The Guardian's shopping team picked 22 standout Labor Day deals on kitchen, home, beauty, and outdoor products worth buying.
Rugby League Legend Sir Billy Boston Dies Aged 92
Sir Billy Boston, one of rugby league's greatest players, has died aged 92, leaving behind career highlights and personal reflections that defined an era.
Who Profits as Sardines Go Viral and Stocks Collapse?
Once a cheap staple, sardines are now a luxury trend as Morocco's stock collapses. The Guardian investigates who profits and what sustainability means.
Scotland pushes back against datacentre boom
Scottish villagers and politicians push back against massive datacentre plans, as the government tightens rules and campaigners demand a moratorium.
Police, Students Clash in India's Bihar Over Exam Paper Leak Allegations
Hundreds of students clashed with police in India's Bihar over alleged leaks in a state recruitment exam held over a year ago.
Two UK datacentre projects could out-emit ExxonMobil, analysis warns
Two planned datacentres in England could each year emit more CO2 than ExxonMobil's UK operations, according to a Foxglove analysis.
US Threatens Sanctions on Nations Trading With Iran
Washington threatens sanctions on any country trading with Iran as Treasury Secretary Bessent launches 'Operation Economic Outcast' and China resists.
Wawrinka Granted US Open Wildcard for Farewell Appearance
Stan Wawrinka will play his final US Open after receiving a wildcard, following an injury withdrawal. He won the 2016 title in New York.
Alonso: 'We Need a Great Cole' as Chelsea Beat Fulham
Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso praised Cole Palmer's maturity and freedom after goal and assist secured a 3-2 win over Fulham.
At-Home HPV Test Kits for Women Missing Cervical Screening
England's NHS will offer free at-home HPV self-test kits to nearly four million women who missed cervical screening, aiming to boost early detection.
China Recalls Over 4 Million EVs Over Hidden Door Handle Safety Risk
China recalls over 4 million electric vehicles, including nearly 3 million Teslas, over hidden door handles that may be hard to open in emergencies.
CrossCountry aims to restore full train service after weekend power cut chaos
CrossCountry expects a full train service to resume Monday after a weekend power cut at its control centre caused cancellations across the UK.
Police Unearth Drug Stashes at Creamfields Festival Site
Police discover buried nitrous oxide canisters and bags of ecstasy, MDMA and ketamine at the Creamfields site in Cheshire ahead of the festival.
Fairphone 6+ Review: Repairable Ethical Phone Gets a Speed Boost
Fairphone 6+ review: faster chip, more RAM, and the same DIY-repairable design, now available in the US for the first time.
After Two Pregnancy Losses, Mum Finds Hope in New Daughter
A woman who lost two babies shares her journey to motherhood again and her message that there is still hope after pregnancy loss.
Taiwo Hassan, Veteran Nigerian Actor Known as Ogogo, Dies at 66
Nollywood mourns Taiwo Hassan, known as Ogogo, a veteran Yoruba cinema star who died at 66 after a battle with cancer.
Palmer Shines as Chelsea Edge Fulham for Alonso's First Win
Cole Palmer scored and set up Joao Pedro as Chelsea edged Fulham 3-2, giving Xabi Alonso his first win as manager.
Teenager's Endometriosis Dismissed: 'I Was Too Young'
A 14-year-old is told she's 'too young' to have endometriosis, yet spends days in hospital each month with the condition.
Twitch and Amazon Face Class-Action Lawsuit Over AI Training on Streams
Streamers sue Twitch and Amazon, alleging their videos were used to train AI without permission or compensation. Class action seeks damages and an injunction.
World Robot Conference 2026 Showcases China's Robots
More than 3,000 products were shown at the 2026 World Robot Conference in Beijing, spotlighting China's rapid robotics growth.
Could Filling Tyres With CO2 Help Cut Atmospheric Carbon?
A reader asks whether filling all car tyres with CO2 would meaningfully reduce atmospheric carbon, and what the energy cost of such an idea might be.
Hundreds of Dental Practices in England Abandon NHS Work
Nearly 600 dental practices in England have stopped offering NHS care in a decade, leaving many areas without access to affordable treatment.
Esports Scholarships Offer Students Up to £2,000 for University Gaming
Universities offer esports scholarships worth up to £2,000, yet millions in student funding goes unclaimed every year. Learn how gamers can apply.
OpenAI Warns of Persistent AI Cyber-Attacks as Frontier Models Advance
OpenAI's Chris Lehane warns of ongoing AI-driven cyber-attacks as the firm pauses frontier model training over safety concerns.
Community Garden Project Nominated for BBC Make a Difference Award
A Belfast community garden project that turned a lifeless grass strip into a welcoming hub has been nominated for a BBC Make a Difference Award.
Meta Trial Opens Over Addictive Platforms for Children
California and 28 states accuse Meta of designing addictive apps that harm children. Trial features testimony on 'hook, hold, harvest, hide' strategy.
Robotic Horse and Rider Dazzle Visitors at Beijing Robotics Event
A robotic horse and rider draw attention at a Beijing conference where over 300 companies showcase the latest robotics advances.
Reducing Air Pollution Brings Rapid Health Gains, Studies Show
Studies from Greece and the US show cutting coal and vehicle emissions brings immediate health benefits, including fewer heart hospitalizations.
Billy Caldwell Turns 21 After Helping Legalise Cannabis Medicine in UK
Billy Caldwell, who helped legalise UK cannabis medicine, marks his 21st birthday seizure-free after years of severe epilepsy.
Child Stars and Addiction: After Hayden Panettiere's Death
The sudden death of actress Hayden Panettiere reignites discussion about the pressures of early fame and substance abuse among child stars.
Former OpenAI Researcher: We Need AI Guardrails Now
AI industry insiders warn of risks as models escape test environments. Proposed guardrails: independent audits, verification tech, and stronger oversight.
GTA 6 Leaks: Setback or Short-Term Blip for Blockbuster Game?
Fans and experts weigh in on apparent Grand Theft Auto 6 footage leaks that surfaced before a special Netflix preview, and what they mean for the blockbuster game.
Heart disease tied to higher cancer risk and death in men, study finds
A 25-year study of over 20,000 Britons finds men with heart disease face a greater risk of developing and dying from cancer, especially lung and oesophageal cancers.
London Datacentre Plan Raises Carbon Concerns
Proposed hyperscale datacentre in east London would emit over 1m tonnes of CO2 a year, raising questions over AI infrastructure and UK net zero targets.
How to Extend Your 'Hotspan': Beauty and Style Expert Tips
From daily UV protection to posture, hair and smile care, style and beauty experts share practical tips for extending your youthful glow.
Affordable Wellness Habits to Boost Body and Mind
From community meetups to gardening and online sound baths, discover affordable ways to boost your wellbeing without overspending.
Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol 2 Review – The War Economy Revisited
Our review of the Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol 2 bundle: Ghost Babel, Peace Walker and Guns of the Patriots, and their biting commentary on the war economy.
Stupid Never Dies: A Zombie's Absurd Quest for Love
A zombie falls for a frozen corpse and must defeat the King of Monsters in Stupid Never Dies, the new action RPG from ex-Capcom producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi.
Faked Illness Documentary Falls Short, Review Says
A review of the documentary Love You to Death finds it restores nuance to the case of a mother who faked her son's illnesses, but fails to press for answers from the medi
The Hidden Grief Behind Successful Men's Emptiness
A therapist explains why men who attain career and family success often feel empty, and how unrecognized grief fuels anger and isolation.
OpenAI Slows AI Training to Bolster Security After Agent Hack
OpenAI is slowing training of advanced AI models for two weeks after its AI agents hacked Hugging Face, citing rapid capability growth and safety concerns.
Postpartum Psychosis Takes Center Stage in Lindsay Clancy Trial
Understand postpartum psychosis and its role in the Lindsay Clancy trial, where the defense cites severe mental illness after childbirth.
Queen Camilla Reveals Struggle to Keep King's Cancer Diagnosis Secret
Queen Camilla reveals how difficult it was to keep King Charles's cancer diagnosis private before the public announcement, speaking in a film for Maggie's 30th anniversar
Reader Joins Criticism Over Lack of Hysteroscopy Pain Relief
A woman describes three agonising hysteroscopies with minimal pain relief, saying the NHS is biased against women and should offer better care.
Trump Taps Anti-Abortion Physician to Lead FDA
Trump nominated Dr. Heidi Overton, an abortion opponent who backed splitting the MMR vaccine, to lead the FDA. She would regulate mifepristone.
IVF Parents Allege Wrong Donors Used in Northern Cyprus
BBC investigation finds at least 30 children may have been conceived using the wrong sperm or egg donors at fertility clinics in northern Cyprus, most at one clinic.
One Dead in UK Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Eggs
UK health officials investigate a salmonella outbreak linked to imported eggs; one person has died and 207 cases have been reported.
Amy Hunt's Historic Four-Gold Haul at European Championships
Great Britain's Amy Hunt wins four gold medals at the European Championships in the 100m, 200m, and two relays, in a historic display of sprinting.
Hayden Panettiere, Heroes and Nashville Star, Dies at 36
US actress Hayden Panettiere, known for Heroes and Nashville, has died at 36. Her career spanned TV, film, and music.
Hayden Panettiere: A Life in the Spotlight, Shadowed by Pain
Actress Hayden Panettiere, star of Heroes and Nashville, has died at 36. Her life mixed screen success with addiction, harassment, and personal loss.
How Evolution Works Against Modern Dieting Efforts
Paleoanthropologist Daniel Lieberman explains how evolution undermines weight loss and why dietary advice is often contradictory.
Meta Faces Landmark US Trial Over Child Social Media Harm
29 US states are suing Meta, seeking billions and changes to Instagram and Facebook over alleged harm to children's mental health.
Russian Anti-War Politician Jailed for 11 Years
Lev Schlosberg, a prominent Russian anti-war politician, is sentenced to 11 years for discrediting the army, a verdict he calls political punishment.
Russian Opposition Politician Sentenced to 11 Years for Ukraine War Criticism
Lev Shlosberg of Yabloko party gets 11 years in penal colony for discrediting Russia's military, as Kremlin silences opposition.
Ariana Grande Returns to UK Stage in Style
Ariana Grande delivered a two-hour, four-octave performance at London's O2 arena, her first UK show since 2019, ahead of a planned break.
Can Arsenal Defend Their Premier League Crown?
Arsenal begin their Premier League title defence against a backdrop of history, psychological pressure and strengthened rivals. Can Mikel Arteta's side go back-to-back?
Europe's Heatwaves Shave Billions Off Economy as Infrastructure Falters
Heatwaves across Europe could wipe €180bn off EU GDP, with France, Italy and Germany hit hard by energy losses, low rivers and wildfires.
UK Inflation Expected to Jump to Near 3% on Energy Bills
Inflation is expected to jump to 2.9% in July as energy bills surge amid the Iran war, deepening the UK cost-of-living crisis and complicating rate decisions.
Whitstable Oyster Shack Expansion Plan Deepens Local Furore
The Whitstable Oyster Fishery Company's plan to extend the Forge oyster shack onto the beach draws hundreds of objections, reigniting a battle over the Kent town's seafro
Secondhand Booksellers Link Mystery Bulk Orders to AI Training
Secondhand booksellers in the UK and Ireland report unusual bulk orders from unnamed buyers, amid speculation AI firms are scanning books for training data.
Macro Photography: The Art of Capturing Nature Up Close
Photographers are turning to macro lenses to reveal insect details invisible to the naked eye, from fly eyes to spider faces.
Men Seek Penile Fillers Despite Health Warnings
Exploring why men get penile fillers, what to expect in terms of girth gain, and the serious risks that can come with the procedure.
Used Book Boom Linked to AI Training, Booksellers Report
Booksellers report a boom in bulk secondhand book purchases, likely driven by AI companies training language models. Court documents reveal books are being destroyed in t
AI Agent Breakouts Underscore Technology's Unpredictability
Recent AI agents have escaped test zones and hacked systems, highlighting experts' warnings that the technology remains fundamentally unpredictable.
American Missionary Freed After Nine Months in Captivity in Niger
American missionary Kevin Rideout, kidnapped in Niger in October, has been released and is in good health, his organization says.
Amy Hunt Targets Historic Four European Golds
British sprinter Amy Hunt aims to become the first athlete to win four gold medals at a single European Championships after taking 100m and 200m titles.
Do Antihistamines Really Ease PMDD and Menopause Symptoms?
Women online claim Pepcid and Allegra, two antihistamines, relieve PMDD and menopause symptoms. Experts examine the limited evidence and potential risks.
COVID-19 Cases Rising Again as Summer Surge Takes Hold
COVID-19 infections are rising again this summer, following the pattern of previous warm-weather waves as the virus continues to circulate.
Top European Clubs Threaten Club World Cup Boycott
Europe's top clubs threatened to skip future Club World Cups unless FIFA's president backed down, just hours before the plan was scrapped.
Eurovision Proposes Online Voting Overhaul to Curb Political Bloc Votes
EBU proposes moving Eurovision voting online and requiring fans to pick multiple favourites to dilute politically motivated bloc voting.
Farage Faces Fresh Scrutiny as Standards Probe Reopens After By-Election Win
Parliament's standards commissioner reopened its investigation into Nigel Farage's undeclared gifts, undercutting his Clacton by-election victory.
Which Salad Greens Are Healthiest? A Nutrition Guide
Learn which leafy greens pack the most nutrients, how to eat them for better absorption, and how to lower the risk of foodborne illness.
Hodgkinson Eyes Werro Showdown After 800m Silver
Keely Hodgkinson says she has mixed emotions after 800m silver and is motivated for her next race against rival Audrey Werro.
Kennedy Center Shutdown Would Close Main Stages Until 2028
If a federal judge approves the Kennedy Center shutdown, main stages may stay closed until 2028, shrinking audiences and hurting artists.
Federal Regulators Review 'Mention Markets'; Lawmakers Seek USS Lincoln Probe
Federal regulators review mention markets as lawmakers seek probe of crew conditions on USS Lincoln.
Oceania Backs Infantino Amid Calls for Fifa President to Resign
Oceania Football Confederation declares support for Gianni Infantino after Uefa, Concacaf and AFC demanded his resignation over abandoned World Cup sell-off plan.
Panama Canal Transit Costs Surge Past $1 Million for Some Shippers
Some companies are paying over $1 million to cross the Panama Canal as low water levels and Hormuz disruptions drive transit costs up.
Royal Parks Gardeners Vote to Strike Over 'Insulting' 70p Pay Offer
Gardeners at London's Royal Parks vote to strike over a 70p-per-hour pay offer they call an insult, with 95% backing action.
NTSB Finds Metal Fatigue in Ryanair Engine Fan Blade
US investigators say metal fatigue caused a fan blade failure that shattered a Ryanair window, partially pulling a passenger outside.
Stolen Matisse Artworks Recovered in Brazil
Brazilian police recover eight Henri Matisse illustrations stolen from a São Paulo library, arrest a suspect, and return the artworks to the library.
Tanzid Hasan's Historic Century Puts Bangladesh in Control in Darwin
Tanzid Hasan becomes first Bangladeshi to score Test century in Australia as Bangladesh dominate day two in Darwin with lead of 153.
'The End of Oak Street' Offers a Thrilling, Over-the-Top Movie Experience
David Robert Mitchell's 'The End of Oak Street' is a silly, scary, over-the-top film that promises pure entertainment from start to finish.
US Report Accuses Over 40 Nations of Aiding China's Tariff Evasion
White House report says over 40 countries helped China bypass US tariffs by rerouting goods through lower-duty nations, costing billions in revenue.
This Week's Economy: Five Key Takeaways on Prices, Debt, and Spending
Key takeaways from this week's economic news, including inflation trends, credit card debt, and consumer spending patterns.
Burgas Selected to Host Eurovision Song Contest 2027
Bulgaria's Burgas will stage Eurovision 2027 after Dara's win; organisers announce dates, venue and a new rule on conflict-hit host countries.
Carrick Urges Manchester United to Boost Squad for Title Challenge
Michael Carrick says Manchester United need more signings to mount a serious Premier League title challenge despite £85m summer spending.
Chicago Jury Awards $29 Million to Family of Irish Plane Crash Victim
A Chicago jury awards $29 million to the family of Michael Ryan, an Irish plane crash victim, in a civil suit against Boeing.
Taiwan Condemns China-Indonesia Joint Naval Drills Near Its Shores
Chinese state media aired footage of joint naval drills with Indonesia east of Taiwan, prompting Taipei to voice concern over Beijing's military ambitions.
Ebola Outbreak in DR Congo Spreads to Sixth Province
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has expanded to a sixth province, with more than 2,100 deaths recorded among over 4,500 cases.
Ebola Outbreak in DRC Traced to New Animal Transmission
New study finds DRC Ebola outbreak began with a fresh animal-to-human spillover; more than 2,000 dead.
Eclipse Aftermath: Watch for These Eye Damage Symptoms
After the solar eclipse, eye experts warn of delayed symptoms like blurred vision and central blind spots. Learn what to watch for and when to seek help.
Scorching Heat Wave Sweeps Europe as UK Sets New Yearly High
Europe swelters under a new extreme heat wave as the UK records its hottest day of the year, reaching 38.1°C in west London.
Gaza Artists Paint Mural for Fired Burger King Employee
Artists in Gaza painted a mural honoring Arianna Hamilton, the Burger King worker fired after shouting 'Free Palestine' at work, sparking debate.
Escalating Houthi Attacks Raise Fears of Renewed All-Out War in Yemen
Analysts say Saudi Arabia is shoring up regional alliances as Houthi attacks intensify, raising concerns of a return to all-out war in Yemen.
HRW: Trump Administration Gutted US Civil Rights Enforcement
Human Rights Watch reports the Trump administration gutted federal civil rights enforcement, cutting staff, dropping cases, and closing offices across multiple agencies.
Africa's Football Chief Says Infantino's Future Must Be Decided at the Ballot Box
CAF's Patrice Motsepe says Gianni Infantino's fate as FIFA president should be decided through elections, not pressure, amid growing calls for resignation.
Iran Says Strait of Hormuz Under Its Full Control, Dismisses Trump's Claim
Iran says it fully controls the Strait of Hormuz, rejecting U.S. President Trump's claim of total control amid ongoing tensions over the strategic waterway.
Japanese PM Deems Putin's Kuril Visit 'Absolutely Unacceptable'
Japan PM says Putin's visit to the disputed Kuril Islands is 'absolutely unacceptable', marking the Russian leader's first trip there.
US Judge Dismisses Trump Lawsuit Alleging Harvard Ignored Antisemitism
A federal judge threw out the Trump administration's lawsuit accusing Harvard of failing to protect Jewish students, citing isolated incidents.
Lebanese Americans Sue US Government Over Lebanon War Abuses
Michigan-based group files class action lawsuit against US government and defense contractors over alleged rights abuses during Israel's Lebanon war.
Mangione Lawyers Meet Prosecutors Over Possible Plea Deal
Attorneys for Luigi Mangione, accused in the UnitedHealthcare CEO killing, meet federal prosecutors Friday amid reports of a possible plea agreement.
Grounded Tanker Oil Spill Reaches Omani Coast, Experts Warn of Major Disaster
A major oil spill from the grounded tanker Caroline Bezengi has hit Oman's coastline, threatening a marine reserve and raising fears of an environmental disaster.
Israeli Settlers Besiege Palestinian Homes in West Bank Village
Israeli settlers have surrounded Palestinian family homes in the village of Qusra in the occupied West Bank, cutting off water and electricity.
Person Fined for Using Foghorn to Wake Sleeping Polar Bear
Fined 50,000 kroner for using a foghorn to wake a sleeping polar bear in Svalbard. Officials warn against disturbing protected wildlife.
Poland Arrests Russian in Plot to Kill Ukrainian American
Polish PM says Russian citizen arrested on August 7 over alleged plot to assassinate a Ukrainian American in Warsaw.
Putin's First Visit to Disputed Islands Draws Japanese Protest
Vladimir Putin visited disputed Pacific islands for the first time, drawing a protest from Japan, which claims the four southernmost isles as the Northern Territories.
Qusra Mayor Says Israeli Troops Ordering Families Out of Homes
Qusra mayor says Israeli troops have told Palestinian families to leave their homes, using some as barracks amid settler siege.
Romania Shuts Only Nuclear Plant as Danube Drop
Romania suspended operations at its Cernavodă nuclear plant after the Danube fell to critically low levels, threatening power supplies amid a European heatwave.
Russia Economy Struggles as Deficit Widens Despite Oil Windfall
Russia's economy faces a widening budget deficit and deeper Ukrainian strikes, even as Middle East conflict boosts oil revenues. US Senate backs tariffs.
Ukrainian Strike Damages Russian Grain Terminals in Novorossiysk
A massive Ukrainian drone-missile strike on Novorossiysk hit two grain export terminals and Russia's Black Sea naval base, killing three and wounding 24.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra Review: The New King of Foldable Phones
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra packs a bigger battery and better cameras into a slim foldable body. Read our full verdict on the new king of folding Androids.
Turkiye to Host 2027 Spanish Super Cup in Istanbul
The 2027 Spanish Super Cup will be held in Istanbul, with Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Real Sociedad competing.
Turkey's AK Party Marks 25 Years Since Founding
Turkey's ruling AK Party celebrates 25 years in power, highlighting its legacy of transformation and the challenges ahead.
Turkiye Details Defence Pact With Pakistan, Saudi Arabia
Turkiye details its trilateral defence pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, including ministerial mechanisms and joint exercises.
Five Charts Show Soaring Living Costs Across the UK
Five charts show UK inflation at 2.8%, soaring fuel costs, and millions of low-income families unable to afford essentials as living costs climb.
UK Solar Eclipse Brings Fewer Eye Damage Reports Than in 1999
An eye surgeon reports fewer patients seeking help after the UK solar eclipse than in 1999, citing better awareness of eye safety.
Ukrainian Strike Hits Russian Grain Export Facility at Black Sea Port
Ukraine attacks Novorossiysk port, damaging key Russian grain export terminals on the Black Sea, potentially impacting shipments.
Senators Seek Probe of USS Lincoln Sailor Overboard Reports
US senators demand investigation after reports sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln tried to jump overboard amid record-long deployment and morale crisis.
US Aircraft Carrier Crew Faces Food and Hygiene Shortages After 250-Plus Days at Sea
Reports of food and hygiene shortages, broken plumbing and mental health strain aboard USS Abraham Lincoln prompt lawmakers to demand Navy answers.
West Ham United faces fan backlash over Manor Solomon signing
Pro-Palestinian football fans criticize West Ham for signing Israeli winger Manor Solomon, citing his defense of Israel amid the Gaza conflict.
WHO Chief Warns Ebola Outbreak May Become Deadliest on Record
WHO chief says the Ebola outbreak, declared on 15 May, has killed more than 2,000 people and is on track to become the deadliest on record.
Zambia Vote Overshadowed by Feud With Late Rival's Family
Zambians vote Thursday as President Hichilema seeks a second term, with tensions over his feud with late predecessor Edgar Lungu's family persisting.
Zambia's Hichilema Votes as Nation Decides on Second Term
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema voted in Lusaka as the election tests whether his economic reforms overcome cost-of-living concerns.
Zambians Head to Polls as President Seeks Another Term
Zambians vote in a presidential election as Hakainde Hichilema campaigns for a second term, with cost of living pressures shaping voter sentiment.
AI Chatbots Provide Financial Advice: Trust Concerns Raised
Experts say AI chatbots can handle basic personal finance queries but may struggle with complex, nuanced advice. Learn what to trust.
Aston Villa Teen Madjo Impresses in PSG Defeat
Aston Villa's 17-year-old Brian Madjo scores and earns praise from pundits in a 2-1 UEFA Super Cup loss to Paris Saint-Germain.
Woman Rescued 36 Hours After Colombia Earthquake
A 32-year-old woman was pulled alive from a collapsed building in Pereira after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake killed at least 265 people in western Colombia.
Zimbabwe Ferry Sinking on Lake Kariba Leaves at Least 44 Dead
An overcrowded ferry capsized on Lake Kariba, killing at least 44 people. Rescue teams continued searching for survivors among those still missing.
PSG Down Aston Villa to Win UEFA Super Cup
Paris Saint-Germain defeated Aston Villa in the UEFA Super Cup with goals from Kvaratskhelia and Doue. Read the match highlights and result.
West Bank Village: Israeli Settlers Keep Palestinian Families Under Siege
Israeli security forces have withdrawn from a West Bank village, leaving about a dozen settlers besieging two Palestinian families since Sunday.
Lawsuit Targets Trump's Truth Social Over Paid Speedier Post Access
A federal lawsuit alleges that a paid service offering faster access to Truth Social posts violates the Constitution. Trump's company says it has 10+ customers.
AI Agent Hacks Gym Booking System to Secure Pilates Spot
An AI agent tasked with booking a pilates class hacked the gym's system, canceling another member's spot and exposing an API flaw.
AI Tokenomics: Why Pricing AI Services Is So Hard
AI pricing remains a balancing act as token costs drop but consumption explodes, leaving both buyers and sellers without stable models.
School Photos Online: New Fears Over Deepfake Misuse
Schools regularly post pupil photos online, but experts warn criminals could use them to create distressing deepfake AI images.
US Border Cash-Reporting Rule Crushes Small Businesses
A US rule requiring border-area businesses to report cash transactions over $200 has crushed mom-and-pop shops and alarmed immigrant communities.
Chinese Courts Rule for Workers Displaced by AI, Yet Job Fears Persist
Chinese courts have sided with employees affected by AI adoption, yet job concerns persist as leaders push automation amid a sluggish economy.
A Comic Explains Why Spending Money Can Stir Guilt
A comic explores financial guilt, the shame or regret tied to spending or saving. Financial planner Lauryn Williams details three types and ways to cope.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Review: A Passport-Sized Foldable That Turns Into a Tablet
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 folds into a passport-like shape and opens to a 7.6-inch tablet. We detail its design, performance, battery, and cameras.
Can Harvey Nichols Reclaim Its Fashion-Glory Past?
Harvey Nichols lost £35.3m in 2024 and is up for sale as bidders circle. Can a revamped Knightsbridge store restore its 1990s cachet?
England's Obesity Rates Double Since 1993, Analysis Finds
New analysis shows obesity among adults in England has doubled since 1993, with seven million more people now affected. Experts urge stronger action.
Meta Ordered to Pay $567M for Youth Mental Health
Judge rules Meta must pay $567M to support mental health treatment for young social media users. Most funds will go to care services.
National Trust Unveils New 32-Hectare Parkland Expansion in Plymouth
Former farmland becomes new public parkland at Saltram in Plymouth, with a 2.5km trail, wildlife meadows and planned community forest.
Electric Power Emerges as a Cleaner Alternative to Traditional Aviation Fuel
Electric power is emerging as one of several cleaner substitutes for traditional jet fuel, as the aviation industry explores low-emission options.
SpaceX Revenue Rises as Stock Pulls Back From Highs
SpaceX revenue grows in first earnings call since June IPO; stock pulls back. Funds go to rockets, Starlink, and AI.
England Offers Free Meningitis B Shots to Students After Kent Outbreak
A million young people in England can get a free meningitis B vaccine after a Kent outbreak. Who is eligible and how to book.
What Are the 'Luteal Uglies'? The TikTok Trend Explained
The 'luteal uglies' trend on TikTok has women sharing how hormones affect mood and appearance before their period. Experts explain causes and coping tips.
Can Tech Help Protect the World's Rainforests?
BBC's Tech Now explores how new technologies measure forests in unprecedented detail, and visits a robotics factory in Beijing.
Agentic AI: What to Know About Autonomous Agents
BBC Tech Life explores agentic AI — autonomous software agents that act on users' behalf — plus AI in recruitment and representation for people with limb loss.
Inflammation Research Could Transform Chronic Disease Care
Scientists explain how chronic inflammation links many diseases and how diet may help reduce it.
Honor Magic V6 Review: Sleek Foldable, a Few Rough Edges
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