Richmond urges Hammersmith Bridge reopening to public transport
Richmond Council refuses to accept plans keeping Hammersmith Bridge only for pedestrians and cyclists, vowing to campaign for public transport and emergency services access.
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Hamas survivor shares story at London Nova exhibition
May Hayat, a survivor of the Nova Festival massacre, recounts how Hamas killed her friend and let her go, urging Brits to hear her story at an immersive London exhibition.
Hackney Greens disavow effigy stabbing at trans rights protest
Hackney Green Party councillors attended a trans rights protest where an effigy of Andy Burnham was stabbed with darts. The party condemns the act and says councillors had left before it occurred.
Burglar headbutted, killed dementia pensioner in Hackney
Ashley Malcolm, 40, is on trial for murdering 86-year-old John Burke during a burglary in Hackney. He admitted burglary but denies murder and manslaughter.
Argentina fan 'rescued' by police after World Cup clash
An Argentina supporter was escorted by Met police in central London after a confrontation with England fans following the World Cup semi-final, which England lost 2-1.
Micah Richards told father died before BBC World Cup show
Micah Richards revealed his father Lincoln died moments before he went on air for BBC's World Cup coverage of England vs Argentina. He worked through the broadcast.
Daily Horoscope July 16, 2026: Star Sign Predictions
The Moon reveals what each zodiac sign needs today, July 16, 2026. Sagittarius, Scorpio, Libra enjoy company. Aries social, Taurus home, Gemini communicate.
Argentina face FIFA punishment over Falklands banner
Argentina face FIFA punishment after celebrating their World Cup semi-final win over England with a banner referencing the Falkland Islands, which is prohibited under FIFA rules.
Corrie: Jodie Ramsey exposed as Lily finds trinket box
Jodie Ramsey's scheming is finally exposed in Coronation Street as Lily Platt discovers her trinket box containing a gun, leaving the Platts reeling.
Hollyoaks exit 'sealed' as Rex Gallagher feared dead
Rex Gallagher is feared dead after being shot at the garage on Hollyoaks. The scene faded to black without the theme music, signalling a major character exit.
Boy, 14, charged with plotting terror attack on two mosques
A 14-year-old boy has been charged with preparing terrorist acts linked to extreme right-wing terrorism, targeting two mosques in south London. He will appear in court on Thursday.
Germany Warns US Over Election Interference as US Funds MAGA Groups
Germany warns US against election interference after American funding to MAGA-aligned causes in Europe raises concerns over sovereignty and democratic processes.
Mahmood and Burnham clash over economic policy
Shabana Mahmood and Andy Burnham are at odds over economic strategy, with a leaked memo revealing tensions between the two Labour figures.
Conspiracy theories swirl over Graham's death and McConnell's health
Online conspiracy theories have targeted Senators Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell, with baseless claims about Graham's death and McConnell's health spreading rapidly on social media.
UK appoints special envoy for detained Britons
Alistair Burt appointed as UK's first special envoy for complex consular cases, addressing arbitrary detention and human rights violations.
Caribbean demands return of BVI, urges King Charles on decolonisation
The Caricom Reparations Commission calls on the UK to return the British Virgin Islands and for King Charles to commit to decolonising overseas territories, warning of a resurgence of colonisation.
Pilot scheme to convert empty classrooms into community hubs
Six councils in England join a £2.1m pilot to convert empty classrooms into youth clubs and health centres, tackling surplus school spaces from falling pupil numbers.
Illinois Teens Charged in Mass Shooting of Five Family Members
Two teens, 16 and 15, were charged with murder in the targeted shootings of five family members at three locations in East St Louis, Illinois.
Hillsborough law passed: Burnham hails 'rewiring of the state'
MPs approved the Hillsborough law, imposing a duty of candour on public officials. Andy Burnham called it a power shift from state to people, a key legacy for Starmer's government.
Hillsborough law marks power shift from Starmer to Burnham
The Hillsborough law's passage in Parliament symbolises a new era as power transitions from outgoing PM Keir Starmer to incoming PM Andy Burnham, marking a full-circle moment for Burnham.
Corrections: Strait of Hormuz and Budapest bar error
Corrections to two articles: Strait of Hormuz crossings were approved, not in contravention of sanctions; Budapest bar Fekete Kutya misnamed as Feteke Kutya in print.
Senate Dems block defense bill over Iran hostilities
Senate Democrats blocked the NDAA advancement, protesting Trump's resumption of hostilities with Iran amid fierce exchange of fire and a war powers resolution.
ICE Agents Kill Colombian Man in Maine Traffic Stop
Video shows ICE agents surround a vehicle in Biddeford, Maine, before fatally shooting a 26-year-old Colombian man. DHS says an agent fired when the vehicle tried to flee.
Man killed by semi after fleeing immigration officials in Florida
A 28-year-old Mexican national died after being struck by a semi truck while fleeing from HSI agents in Florida, marking the third immigration enforcement-related death in one week.
US Marshal Killed Serving Warrant in Louisiana
Deputy US Marshal Drew Hanson was fatally shot while serving an arrest warrant in Alexandria, Louisiana. Suspect Clarence Frazier Jr faces murder charges and possible death penalty.
Seven Britons among foreign nationals killed in Spain wildfires
Seven Britons are among 12 foreign nationals killed in wildfires in southern Spain, authorities said. The fires swept through Andalusia, with 13 victims total, including one Spanish citizen.
Scottish 'Boston Cone' Arrives in Massachusetts
The 'Boston cone', a symbol of Scottish fans' World Cup revelry, arrived in Boston on a first-class flight, greeted by the governor and mayor, to raise funds for mental health.
Spain peak at right time for World Cup final, says De la Fuente
Spain beat France 2-0 to reach their first World Cup final since 2010. Coach De la Fuente says they are peaking at the right time, while Mbappé admits France fell short tactically.
Florida executes 74-year-old Dennis Sochor
Florida executed Dennis Sochor, 74, on Tuesday via lethal injection, making him one of the oldest prisoners put to death in the state's history.
Queer Arts Venue Faces Eviction After Religious Protests
Divine Playhouse, a queer arts pop-up in a deconsecrated Sydney church, faces eviction after Christian groups protested, citing 'offensive trade' and public safety concerns.
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