BBC reporter abandons World Cup coverage due to kissing bystanders
A BBC Sport reporter was forced to stop her World Cup coverage after a couple began kissing behind her, leading to laughter and an abrupt end to the segment.
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Seth Rogen: No plans to work with James Franco again
Seth Rogen confirms he has no plans to work with James Franco again, citing personal reasons. The duo hasn't collaborated since 2017 amid misconduct allegations against Franco.
London hotel with tube station name among world's best
Royal Lancaster London, sharing its name with Lancaster Gate tube station, ranks No.4 globally in Tripadvisor's 2026 Travellers' Choice Awards for Best Hotels.
Colin Firth's ex-wife cancels Gwyneth Paltrow over Israel ad
Livia Giuggioli, ex-wife of Colin Firth, has canceled Gwyneth Paltrow's visit to her Italian farm after deeming the actress's luxury property ad in Israel 'disgusting'.
Passport expiry rule could ruin your summer holiday
A new study reveals 80% of UK passport holders are unaware of entry validity rules, risking denied boarding and costly disruptions this summer.
Go Ape to Open New High Ropes Course in South London's Danson Park
Go Ape is set to open a new location in south London's Grade II listed Danson Park, featuring three treetop rope courses. Locals have raised objections, with over 490 submissions against the plans.
Used Car Values Drop as EV Demand Surges
Used car prices in the UK have fallen sharply, especially for petrol and diesel models, as electric vehicle demand rises, according to HPI Vehicle Valuation data.
Arrest after 40+ cars vandalized with crowbar in Birmingham
A 28-year-old man was arrested after a crowbar rampage damaged over 40 parked cars on Moseley Road in Birmingham's Balsall Heath area. Police recovered the weapon.
Pink Ferrari owner left with £120k bill after crash
Lisa-Marie Brown's rare pink Ferrari was wrecked in a 2023 crash. Admiral refused her claim, citing a failed MOT and unroadworthy condition, leaving her with a £120,000 loss.
Spanish hoteliers seek rule change for England World Cup fans
Spanish hoteliers urge Benidorm council to ease noise restrictions for England and Scotland World Cup fans, after rules mute terrace TVs after midnight.
Sheinbaum Skips World Cup Opener, Gives Ticket to Fan
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum explains she skipped the World Cup opener due to high ticket prices and gave her ticket to a young female fan, Yolett Cervantes.
Elon Musk First Trillionaire: Economic Impact
Elon Musk becomes the world's first trillionaire as SpaceX's IPO valuation exceeds $2tn. The Guardian's tech editor discusses how AI IPOs tie our financial futures to AI's success or failure.
PayphoneGo: New Pokémon Go Inspires Exploration and Community
A journalist visits 50 payphones in a day playing PayphoneGo, a game that promotes exploration and community through voicemails, highlighting a unique connection in the digital age.
Man Utd lead chase for West Ham's £80m-rated Fernandes
Manchester United are frontrunners to sign Mateus Fernandes from West Ham, who faces financial pressure after relegation. Real Madrid, Arsenal, and PSG also interested.
Jessie J's China Triumph Opens Door for Western Artists
Jessie J's return to China after cancer announcement showcases the lucrative Chinese music market, where her vocal prowess and ballads resonate with fans, inspiring other western acts.
Escape World Cup Fever: Summer's Best Film, TV & Music
Bored by World Cup fever? Fear not! Our guide offers a bounty of film, TV, and music releases this summer to take your mind off the football.
Drag Queens Star in Madcap Comedy 'Stop! That! Train!'
Director Adam Shankman and drag queen actors explain how 'Stop! That! Train!' puts a brilliantly madcap twist on Airplane! style parody, creating a film for everyone.
Sam Lau's Summer Air Travel Lottery Cartoon
Sam Lau's cartoon humorously depicts the chaos of summer air travel as a lottery, capturing the uncertainty and frustration of holiday flights.
UK AI Infrastructure Push at London Tech Week: Reality Check
UK announces billions for AI hardware, skills, and defence at London Tech Week, but questions remain on chip sovereignty, social media bans, and privacy.
Anthropic Disables AI Models After US Export Order
Anthropic will disable its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models after the US government ordered it to suspend access for foreign nationals, citing national security concerns over potential jailbreaks.
Radio Jornalera NJ Exposes ICE Detention Conditions
Radio Jornalera NJ, a grassroots outlet, provides vital on-the-ground coverage of Delaney Hall ICE detention, amplifying immigrant voices and connecting families.
10 Things Noticed in the Geopolitics World Cup So Far
From empty seats and cult kits to the Balogun d'Or and refcam, here are 10 observations from the first four games of the Geopolitics World Cup.
Kretinsky set to be West Ham's biggest shareholder
Daniel Kretinsky will increase his West Ham stake to 43%, becoming the largest shareholder after David Sullivan stepped down amid sexual misconduct allegations.
Fox's World Cup: Aspirational Consumerism and Awkward Moments
Katy Perry headlines a flat US opening ceremony for the 2026 World Cup, highlighting Fox's role in shaping the tournament as a commercial spectacle.
Rental scammer jailed for defrauding London tenants of £77,000
Frederic Priestley, 34, falsely advertised a property on Facebook, tricking over 30 victims into paying deposits and rent. He was sentenced to nearly three years in prison.
Top 15 Father's Day Gifts in the US for Every Dad
Discover the best Father's Day gifts for dads, grandfathers, and dads-to-be, from practical tools to sentimental keepsakes, all approved by real fathers.
NutriBullet Blender Smoothie Deal: Save Big on Amazon
Amazon offers a great deal on NutriBullet blenders for smoothie lovers. Save money and upgrade your kitchen with this popular appliance.
Ole&Steen fined £34,000 over mouse infestation in London
Ole&Steen's Haymarket store fined £34,000 for serious mouse infestation and hygiene failures. Council says half-baked approach to safety won't be tolerated.
M&S Plans 18,000-Sq-Ft Megastore in Burscough
M&S unveils plans to replace Ormskirk food hall with an 18,000-square-foot megastore in Burscough, featuring bakery, wine shop, and click & collect. Some residents worry about local impact.
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Grubby: Plant-Based Meal Kits and Ready Meals
Discover Grubby, a new plant-based meal kit service offering ready meals and kits for a sustainable, convenient, and delicious vegan lifestyle.
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