Politics
Boy, 14, charged with planning terror attack on two south London mosques
A 14-year-old boy has been charged with preparing terrorist acts linked to extreme right-wing terrorism, targeting two mosques in south London. He will appear in court on Thursday.
Culture
Ancient DNA Reveals Bronze Age 'Shaman' Was a Woman, Overturning Assumptions
DNA analysis proves the Upton Lovell Shaman, a 4,000-year-old metalworker long assumed male, was female, challenging gender roles in Bronze Age Britain.
Sports
Why Cole Palmer, Harry Maguire and Phil Foden miss England's World Cup
Cole Palmer, Harry Maguire and Phil Foden were left out of England's World Cup squad. Tuchel cited form and impact for Palmer, Maguire's public disappointment, and Foden's loss of momentum.
Business
Estée Lauder Double Wear Foundation: Long-Lasting Matte Coverage Review
Estée Lauder's Double Wear Stay-in-Place Foundation offers 24-hour wear with a natural matte finish, available in 56 shades for all skin types.
Environment
Transport
One dead, two missing after boat sinks near Alcatraz
A pontoon boat capsized near Alcatraz Island, killing one person and leaving two missing. Sixteen people were rescued. Search efforts continue.
Melbourne council ends Lime ebike trial
Yarra council voted to terminate Lime ebike trial, citing failure to meet standards on footpath blocking, dumping, and drunk riding. Lime has 30 days to cease operations.
Colliers Way: Disused railway line now a cyclepath in Somerset
Colliers Way, a former railway line between Frome and Radstock, now serves as a cyclepath. The 6-mile flat path offers glimpses of hedgerows, hayfields, and original tracks.
SailLink catamaran: Dover to Boulogne adventure
A wind-powered SailLink catamaran from Dover to Boulogne offers a meditative sailing experience, ideal for exploring Pas-de-Calais and Saint-Omer marshes by bike, boat, and kayak.
Chiswick burst pipe leaves thousands without water in West London
A burst pipe in Chiswick flooded Acton Lane and left thousands of West London homes without water for hours on July 14, with repairs ongoing.
General Knowledge Quiz: Test Your Wits
Stretch your general knowledge with fourteen questions on science, sport, literature, nature and famous Britons from Newton to Shakespeare. A mix of easy wins and trickier teasers for the whole family. How many can you score?
