At least one person died during rescue operations as life-threatening flash floods hit south-central Texas, with up to 20 inches of rain in some areas, just a year after catastrophic floods killed over 100.
Readers propose a Hindsight Trophy for England after World Cup loss, discuss Constable's haywain, Sam Neill's looks, Count Binface policies, and labrador behaviour.
Letters argue that thinktanks' dependence on profit-driven businesses is a weakness, suggesting state funding as an alternative. The High Pay Centre's closure also raises questions.
Downing Street has backed calls for Fifa to investigate Argentina players for waving a banner supporting Falklands claim after beating England 2-1 in the World Cup.
Liz Truss’s UK CPAC drew fewer than 200 attendees and featured C-list speakers, far from the US version’s glitz. Toby Young, Andrew Griffith, and Matt Goodwin spoke.
Midwife Laura Matthews recounts fear and anger over inadequate PPE during pandemic, after Covid inquiry reveals £10bn wasted by Johnson government.
Amber Rudd's prison review must focus on rehabilitation through education, which reduces reoffending by 22%, and address the unresolved IPP sentence scandal, says experts.
Outgoing PM Keir Starmer gives London mayor Sadiq Khan a peerage, potentially allowing him to join Andy Burnham's cabinet in future.
Ben Jennings' cartoon depicts Andy Burnham's anticipated move to 10 Downing Street, highlighting Labour's resurgence under his leadership.
The Criminal Cases Review Commission faces a reputational crisis after failing to prevent wrongful imprisonments. A review ordered by Vera Baird aims to restore confidence as applications surge.
Amnesty International UK has referred itself to the Charity Commission after describing JK Rowling's Beira's Place as 'anti-rights'. The centre considers legal action.
Republican Senate candidate Mike Collins has close ties to white nationalist influencer David Alan Scheer II, his son-in-law, who has shared antisemitic conspiracies and Nazi imagery online.
Thomas Tuchel insists he is fully committed to leading England at Euro 2028 after a 2-1 semi-final defeat to Argentina, blaming player passivity rather than his tactical switch.
A man was arrested after breaching security at NBC's Today show and allegedly shouting a racial slur at host Craig Melvin. No injuries were reported.
Fair housing complaints allege Greystar, the largest US landlord, systematically refuses tenants with federal rent vouchers, violating laws in six states and DC.
Dawood Safi, 28, admitted manslaughter of Wayne Broadhurst due to diminished responsibility; jury found him guilty of attempting to murder his landlord.
Over 100 House Democrats voted to cut military aid to Israel, signaling a shift in party consensus as public opinion turns against unrestricted assistance.
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy defends dismissing Defence Minister Fedorov due to breakdown with military chief, sparking protests and overshadowing Starmer's visit.
Trump campaign spokesperson Leavitt says Trump remains focused on 2020 election because media has 'refused to acknowledge' concerns about election 'sanctity,' promising 'shocking' findings in tonight's address.
England will ban high-caffeine energy drinks for under-16s from April 2025, affecting 100,000 daily child consumers, to improve health and education outcomes.
Liz Truss spearheads the inaugural CPAC GB in London, gathering hard-right figures including Jack Posobiec, Nigel Farage, and Suella Braverman, as she seeks to rebuild influence on the British right.
Incoming PM Andy Burnham retains many of Keir Starmer's key advisers, signaling continuity. New team to announce energy, water, and cost-of-living policies next week.
Chloe Madeley shared birthday photos with ex-husband James Haskell and their daughter Bodhi, nearly two years after their split.
Sir Keir Starmer has appointed Sadiq Khan to the House of Lords on his last full day as Labour leader, allowing incoming PM Andy Burnham to potentially appoint him to government.
FIFA will not suspend Argentina players for displaying a Falklands banner after their World Cup semi-final win over England, with any punishment delayed until after the final.
A stranger broke into a home in Hayes, west London, and stabbed 24-year-old Kirandeep Kaur to death as she slept with her husband and three-month-old baby, the Old Bailey heard.
A TikTok prankster who provoked England fans after their World Cup semi-final defeat was escorted by police from Piccadilly Circus. The influencer, known as Maciej, has a history of 'ragebaiting' supporters.
A year after the Coldplay kiss cam scandal, HR chief Kristin Cabot remains unemployed and speaks out about online harassment, while CEO Andy Byron stays silent.
Police launch urgent manhunt for Marwan Jumaa, 20, who escaped from North Manchester Hospital and is considered a risk to himself and others. He has links to London.
The Draft London Plan aims for 558,000 homes by 2037, far short of the government's 850,000 target, with affordable housing thresholds varying by borough and limited Green Belt release.