A fringe Israeli settler group, the Pioneers of Bashan, is sneaking into Syria to establish Jewish outposts, backed by members of Netanyahu's far-right government. The military removes them, but no charges have been filed.
A grieving mother from Hull was told by police that the ashes returned by funeral director Robert Bush were animal remains, not her baby's. The case exposes a lack of regulation in the funeral industry.
The number of millionaires in Britain has fallen to its lowest level since 2008, sparking fears that punitive taxes and a hostile climate are driving wealth creators abroad.
Newcastle United’s defensive crisis has opened the door for forgotten Serbian defender Miodrag Pivas, signed by Paul Mitchell two years ago, to audition for a first-team role against Bristol City. With senior centre-halves injured or absent, the 21-year-old faces a make-or-break moment.
A 10-year-old boy from Warrington spent two weeks in hospital after contracting a severe strain of E. coli on a family holiday in Egypt, leaving his kidneys completely shut down. The WHO is now investigating.
A suspected terrorist drove into a crowd at Berlin Pride, killing one and injuring 29. The attack is a grim reminder of why Pride remains essential for safety and solidarity.
A £13 Boots eye cream is winning over customers who say it restores a youthful plumpness to tired eyes. The No7 Good Intent Skin Sip Bouncy Eye Cream, part of the high street chemist’s own range, promises to tackle crow’s feet and fine lines without breaking the bank.
A fourth firefighter has died in a Colorado wildfire, as the state faces its worst fire season on record. Nathan Matthews, 43, was caught in a 'burnover' while battling the Snyder fire near the Utah border.
Two of London's most important railway stations, Charing Cross and Waterloo East, will shut for 22 days from tomorrow as part of a £20 million upgrade. The closures will cause significant disruption for commuters and travellers during the summer holidays.
As Donald Trump prepares to dine with the Washington press corps he calls 'piggy', one journalist asks why the media keeps showing up for more.
The disgraceful scenes that marred the World Cup final have ignited a furious international backlash, with a petition demanding Argentina be banned from future tournaments now attracting over 23 million signatures. In the face of this condemnation, Argentina’s president, Javier Milei, has retreated into a bunker of nationalist grievance.
Five men jailed for 37 years after kidnapping a 21-year-old from his Telford home, locking him in a storage unit, torturing him, and demanding ransom. A disturbing case of family honour gone wrong.
Ariana Grande’s ten-night O2 residency has sparked a row over a bag ban so strict it bans the singer’s own merchandise. Is this sensible security or hysterical overreach?
The Greater Manchester mayoral election, the most powerful local contest outside London, is being overshadowed by Andy Burnham's premiership and the Clacton by-election circus. With low turnout and a subdued campaign, the future of devolution hangs in the balance.
Kasper Schmeichel reveals how a shoulder injury and the jeers of Celtic fans forced him into retirement, ending a career that included a Premier League title and 120 Denmark caps.
Jack Osbourne has asked fans to share happy memories of his father Ozzy on the first anniversary of his death, insisting the Prince of Darkness would not want tears.
Art Garfunkel calls Paul Simon's 'The Sound of Silence' a work of genius. A conservative reflection on a song that speaks to the breakdown of communication and the enduring power of silence.
As The Crow Girl returns, Eve Myles reveals her near-quit, her famous husband, and the hardest thing she has ever done.
Five years after scooping a £9 million lottery jackpot, Keith Homer died a broken man, his life consumed by drink, debt and despair. His story is a cautionary tale for our times.
President Donald Trump is set to present the World Cup trophy to the winner of Sunday's final between Argentina and Spain. But to him, the real victor of soccer's premier tournament just might be the United States.
Peter Schmeichel has slammed Thomas Tuchel for leaving Bukayo Saka on the bench in England’s World Cup semi-final defeat, calling it a ‘mistake’ that could haunt the manager.
A nine-year-old boy from Prestwich has handed out £100 to pay for strangers’ meals at the Trafford Centre, in an act of kindness that has inspired others across the country.
For 21 days, the activist Sonam Wangchuk has refused food at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, demanding reform of India's examination system and the resignation of the Education Minister over repeated paper leaks. On Saturday, the Delhi Police, acting on a High Court order that had warned of the need to 'intervene immediately', moved him to Safdarjung Hospital. He was weak, dehydrated, and losing weight by
A fatal shooting by an ICE agent in Maine has thrown Senator Susan Collins’s re-election campaign into turmoil, as Democrats seize on the incident to attack her record on immigration and border security.
In a twist that has left viewers reeling, Emmerdale’s Serena Sugden has been caught lying about her relationship with the fugitive John Sugden.
As nearly 7,000 Americans fall victim to a violent diarrhoea-causing parasite, fast food chains are cynically cashing in on consumer fears. The outbreak raises serious questions about the safety of imported fresh produce that could soon reach British shores.
A young man who paid a financial dominatrix thousands of pounds before stalking her to a Wetherspoon pub and sending vile threats of sexual violence has been handed a suspended prison sentence.
Argentina’s vice president brands England ‘usurping pirates’ ahead of World Cup semi-final, reviving Falklands tensions. Britain stands firm on sovereignty.
FIFA plans to extend the World Cup final half-time to 30 minutes for a pop concert, defying IFAB rules and angering England fans. A blow to football tradition.
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