Politics
Harrow Tory Candidate Suspended for Far-Right Social Media Posts
Nathan Smith, Conservative candidate for West Harrow, suspended over social media posts supporting Tommy Robinson and calling for mass deportations of Afghans.
Culture
Late-Night Hosts Mock Trump's Record Disapproval and Spirit Airlines Closure
Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert, and Jimmy Kimmel skewer Trump's all-time high disapproval rating and the shutdown of Spirit Airlines amid Iran war fuel costs.
Sports
Pussycat Dolls O2 Tickets Available for £70 Amid Tour Cancellations
Pussycat Dolls fans can grab bargain tickets for their O2 Arena show at £70 amid news of North American tour cancellations. Find deals on viagogo, StubHub, and Ticketmaster.
Business
Teen Dies in Waterfall Swing Fall After Warning Ropes Were Loose
A 16-year-old tourist fell to her death from a cliff swing in China after repeatedly saying her safety harness was not tight enough. The rope snapped as she was pushed off the platform.
Environment
Transport
London Sunshine Saturday Then Rain Returns
London will enjoy a sunny Saturday with highs of 21C, but rain and thundery showers are forecast for the following days. Umbrellas needed.
Trump's Strait of Hormuz Gamble Threatens Fragile Ceasefire
Donald Trump's 'Project Freedom' aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz brought the US and Iran closer to war. The initiative was paused after clashes, but tensions remain high.
US Cities Far Behind Global Peers in Public Transit
A new report reveals that US cities need $4.6tn to achieve world-class public transit, highlighting stark disparities with European and Asian peers.
Hantavirus Cruise Ship: Evacuations and Docking Approved
Three people evacuated from MV Hondius after hantavirus outbreak; ship docks in Canary Islands. Also: Trump pauses 'Project Freedom,' Indiana primaries, and more.
Vienna's Public Transport Struggles to Ditch Cars
Despite an envy-inducing network, Vienna aims to cut car journeys from 25% to 15% by 2030, facing challenges in reducing auto dominance.
