Soho Pride 'worst ever' over council restrictions
Soho's Old Compton Street saw its 'quietest, most stifled' Pride yet, with businesses citing over-regulation by Westminster Council for a decline in LGBTQ+ nightlife.
Category : Politics
Games Inbox: Will Sony U-turn on PS5 digital-only?
Readers debate whether Sony will reverse its all-digital push for PS5, blame Rockstar for GTA 6 influence, and discuss Xbox's return to 'ShooterBox' identity.
July 8, 2026 Horoscope: Moon-Venus Link Brings Lightness
The Moon in Aries aligns with Venus on July 8, 2026, bringing lightness and joy. Leo, Scorpio, and Sagittarius enjoy heightened charisma. Aries should embrace leisure; Taurus needs rest.
US strikes Iran after tanker attacks in Strait of Hormuz
The US has launched new strikes on Iran after multiple commercial vessels were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, violating a ceasefire agreement.
Coastguard ran over girlfriend and staged her suicide
A volunteer coastguard faked his girlfriend's suicide after killing her by running her over with his Land Rover, a court heard. Rowan Sutton is accused of murdering Aimee Pike.
Ronni Ancona denies Bea redemption in EastEnders
EastEnders star Ronni Ancona reveals Bea Pollard will reject redemption in upcoming scenes, hinting she may return to cause more chaos after her dramatic arrest.
Trump threatens to pull US troops from Europe
Donald Trump threatened to withdraw all American troops from Europe, berating NATO allies over opposition to his Greenland annexation plan, warning Europe's future at risk.
Fraudster George Cottrell seen at Reform events with Farage
Nigel Farage has been accompanied by convicted fraudster George Cottrell to numerous Reform events, fundraisers, and a trip to Abu Dhabi, raising questions about his role in the party.
Millions in Tehran for Khamenei funeral, chant for revenge
Millions of Iranians marched in Tehran on day four of Ali Khamenei's funeral, expressing grief, anger, and calls for vengeance against the US and Israel.
Idaho mom charged with murder of twins after vaccine claim
Andrea Shaw, 23, indicted for first-degree murder of 18-month-old twins Tyson and Dallas, found dead in shared bed in May 2023. Shaw had claimed vaccines caused their deaths on an anti-vaccine podcast.
Trump's World Cup intervention tarnished the game: Reich
Robert Reich argues Trump's request to FIFA to review a red card suspension undermines fairness and trust in sports, mirroring his political actions.
Corrections: Car crash deaths and Cabourn obituary
Correction: 400 extra road deaths annually by 2040 due to car size, not 2,600. Also, Nigel Cabourn's jacket model was US4, not SV4.
Trump accounts linked to pronatalist movement: report
Trump accounts, part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, are linked to the pronatalist movement backed by JD Vance and Elon Musk, says Guardian's Moira Donegan.
Mexico Keep Spirits Up After England World Cup Heartbreak
Despite a 2-1 defeat to England in the World Cup last 16, Mexico and its fans remain upbeat, celebrating their team's epic performance and the nation's hosting spirit.
Mbappé hits back at Paraguayan senator over racist attack
Kylian Mbappé called Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla a 'despicable woman' after she made racist comments. France beat Paraguay 1-0. FFF files criminal charges.
Trump Admits Lobbying FIFA; High Earners Use Home Scheme
Donald Trump admits lobbying FIFA to rescind a red card for USA's top scorer. Data shows high earners benefit from first home buyer scheme. Research links heat to youth mental health risks.
Sheffield United coach called player 'generally a liar' in FA probe
Jonathan Morgan, former manager of Maddy Cusack, told the FA she was 'generally a liar' during an investigation into her death, an inquest heard. Morgan denies shouting or calling her a 'psycho'.
Starmer to rally European allies at Nato summit amid US concerns
Keir Starmer will seek to shore up European support for Nato at the Ankara summit amid fears Donald Trump could destabilise the alliance with defence spending threats.
UK abuse scandal ignored due to victims being working-class northern boys
Minister Jake Richards says Medomsley detention centre abuse was overlooked for decades because victims were working-class boys from the north. He announces new safeguarding measures.
Scotland may freeze datacentre projects, challenging UK AI strategy
Scotland could impose a moratorium on new datacentres, threatening UK's AI plans. SNP motion cites overdevelopment and energy strain.
Which Tricky Relationship Question for Albanese?
Cartoonist explores the awkward relationship questions facing Australian PM Anthony Albanese, highlighting political tensions and public curiosity.
Sri Lanka prison riot kills 26, wounds over 100
A riot at Negombo prison in Sri Lanka killed 26 people, including seven guards, and wounded over 100 others after clashes between rival drug gangs.
China's JL-3 SLBM test: Implications for Australia
China's JL-3 SLBM test in the South Pacific, timed with Fiji's treaty signing, is seen as provocation. The missile, with 10,000km range, signals Beijing's growing coercive strategy.
Mitch McConnell 'continues recovery' in hospital
Mitch McConnell remains hospitalized with no details on his condition or return date. The former Republican leader's office has released scarce updates since June 14 admission.
USA crash out of World Cup 4-1 to Belgium in last-16
The US men's national team suffered a 4-1 defeat to Belgium in the World Cup last-16, ending their tournament after a red-card controversy overshadowed their campaign.
Venezuela Earthquake: Desperate Search for Survivors
Two massive earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24, killing thousands. With political incompetence hampering official response, ordinary citizens dig through rubble with bare hands to find survivors.
Dowry deaths in India fade from public anger, study says
Dowry murders in India no longer spark public outrage or political debate, despite thousands of women killed annually, a new study reveals.
Le Pen's political future at stake with electoral ban ruling
Marine Le Pen will learn on Tuesday if a Paris appeals court overturns a five-year ban from public office for embezzling EU funds, potentially barring her from the 2027 presidential election.
Europe faces US arms shortage as stockpiles depleted
Europe confronts the prospect that the US may be unable to arm Nato allies due to depleted stockpiles from conflicts in Iran and Ukraine, prompting allies to seek new defence avenues.
Burnham Must Tackle Child Poverty and Political Sleaze
Andy Burnham faces multiple crises as he enters No 10, including child poverty and political donations. Success hinges on his first 100 days.
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