Politics
Zelenskyy Fires Ukraine Army Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi Amid Protests
President Zelenskyy fires commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, the biggest military shake-up in two years, as protests erupt nationwide.
Culture
New book challenges isolation myth of Gullah Geechee culture in US
A new book, 'Gullah-Geechee Diasporas,' argues that Gullah Geechee people were not isolated but spread their culture across the US, influencing language, music, and religion.
Sports
EastEnders: Chelsea fights for Ian but may be too late as Gray plots evil scheme
Chelsea Fox has a change of heart about Ian Beale's sentencing for hitting her son Jordan, but her confession to Gray's grandmother may put her in danger.
Business
Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games hope for late ticket sales surge as opening ceremony nears
Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games organisers anticipate a late surge in ticket sales with opening ceremony and events not sold out, despite reduced scale from 2014.
Environment
Transport
Two Trams Collide on Bridge in Rotterdam, Injuring 15
At least 15 people were injured when two trams collided on a bridge in Rotterdam, Netherlands, on July 22, 2026, according to emergency services.
Burnham caps bus fares at £2 across England from January
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announces a £2 bus fare cap across England from January 2027, costing over £500m, funded by cuts to international climate finance and other savings.
Andy Burnham's £2 Bus Fare Cap: Londoners Already Pay Less
Prime Minister Andy Burnham caps bus fares at £2 nationwide from January 2027, but Londoners already pay £1.75, prompting scrutiny of TfL fares and Mayor Khan's new Weekend Hopper.
Martin Lewis: Claim share of £560m dormant Oyster refunds
Martin Lewis urges Londoners to check unused Oyster cards for a share of £560m in unclaimed refunds, including deposits and pay-as-you-go credit.
Bus fares capped at £2 across England from January
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced a £2 cap on single bus fares across England from January, funded by £500 million from climate finance and departmental savings.
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?
