Politics
Trump's Constitutional Challenge: Could He Defy Article I?
Analysis of Donald Trump's potential violation of the US Constitution's Article I by seeking Republican control of elections, amid diplomatic meetings and military tensions.
Culture
Spain Enforces Social Media Ban for Under-16s Amid Elon Musk Criticism
Spain has implemented a ban on social media for children under 16, drawing sharp criticism from Elon Musk, who labelled the move as an insult to freedom of speech.
Sports
Teen's 4km Ocean Swim Saves Family in Dramatic Western Australia Rescue
A 13-year-old boy swam four hours through dangerous seas to summon help after his family was swept offshore in Western Australia, in a remarkable story of courage and survival.
Business
Chase Launches UK Insurance Bundle as JP Morgan Expands Retail Footprint
JP Morgan's consumer arm Chase introduces Chase Protect, a bundled insurance offering for UK customers, marking a strategic expansion into the embedded insurance market.
Environment
Transport
Devon Coastal Road Destroyed by Storms
The A379 coastal road in Devon has been destroyed after storms, with repair costs estimated at tens of millions of pounds, impacting local communities.
Devon Coastal Road Destroyed by Triple Storms
The A379 in Devon has been swept into the sea after being battered by three named storms, with repair costs estimated at tens of millions of pounds.
LNER's New Serenza Trains Feature Lie-Flat Seats
LNER reveals its Serenza fleet with lie-flat business class seats, free water stations, and enhanced accessibility for East Coast Main Line routes.
Driver Sues Council Over £450k Yellow Box Fines
A 72-year-old driver plans a High Court challenge against Kingston Council over controversial yellow box junctions in New Malden that generated £450,000 in fines in eight months.
London Dominates England's Worst Traffic Hotspots
A new study reveals London local authorities dominate England's worst traffic delays, with City of London, Camden, and Westminster leading congestion rankings.