NASA is accepting applications for a 366-day simulated deep space mission at Johnson Space Center, where four volunteers will live in mock Mars and moon habitats to study human endurance.
From Katy Perry's donut pillow to Millie Bobby Brown's box head, these celebrity disguises failed to fool anyone. See the full list.
Certain Brits can save up to £180 on their TV licence. Over-75s on Pension Credit, care home residents, and blind people may get full or half-price discounts.
George Cottrell, a convicted fraudster and multi-millionaire, has made contributions to Nigel Farage sparking calls for a parliamentary standards inquiry. He reportedly refers to Farage as 'daddy'.
Ealing Council will sell a 2.27-acre plot of West Middlesex Golf Club to resolve a legal dispute, with the club surrendering its lease and operating until 2027.
Families can access over 500 National Trust places from just £9.10 a month with a new membership offer, saving up to 50% on admission fees.
A former FBI agent says Nancy Guthrie's kidnapper appears to be an amateur criminal, based on doorbell footage. The 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie has been missing since February, with ransom notes deemed mostly fake.
Emmerdale's Lisa Riley says Bradley Johnson's exit is 'not confirmed' amid speculation, calling him a 'dream' co-star and teasing Mandy's future.
Labour-run Islington Council has joined opposition to Sadiq Khan's emergency cuts to affordable housing requirements, but rejects legal challenges from other councils.
Mansoor Ahmed, 31, was jailed for six months after threatening to stab British Transport Police officers over the publication of his custody photo and crime details.
Westminster Labour awarded Keltbray a £3m demolition contract despite its £16m fine for cover bidding. Tories criticise decision; Labour cites limited pool of qualified contractors.
Sky's £1.6bn ITV takeover won't affect Coronation Street or Emmerdale, as ITV Studios remains independent. Free-to-air continues until 2034.
A person died and two others were injured in a late-night crash on Beddington Farm Road, Croydon, near Valley Retail Park on July 5.
Sarah de Lagarde, 47, lost her right arm and leg after slipping onto the tracks at High Barnet station. She was hit by two trains and now uses a bionic arm. She is suing TfL.
Arafath Ahmed, 27, of Plaistow, was driving at 130mph on the A23 when he crashed, killing passenger Mohammed Morshed. He was sentenced to nine and a half years in prison.
Pizza Express conducted an internal inquiry into Prince Andrew's alibi that he was at its Woking branch on the night he allegedly slept with Virginia Giuffre, finding no evidence either way.
Mishcon de Reya's managing partner steps down to become senior partner, leading a new policymaking unit aimed at influencing government legislation.
Prince Harry will stay at Buckingham Palace during his London visit for the Invictus Games, while Meghan Markle and their children will not join due to security concerns.
Nato members are on high alert after Russia launched deadly airstrikes on Ukraine, with Poland scrambling fighter jets. At least 11 killed in Kyiv region.
Anthony Albanese apologised after saying he would 'shag, marry, date' Kylie Minogue on a podcast, sparking criticism from MPs who called the remarks sexist and disrespectful.
England boss Thomas Tuchel criticizes FIFA's decision to suspend Folarin Balogun's red-card ban after White House intervention, questioning rule consistency.
An investigation has been launched after a fire destroyed the roof of Addison House, a former community hall in Enfield, North London, on July 5. Nearly 50 calls were made to 999, and eight fire engines attended the scene.
Thomas Tuchel issued a passionate complaint to FIFA after England's last-16 win over Mexico, criticizing the officiating as 'just not good enough' and questioning VAR officials' origins.
Donald Trump called FIFA president Gianni Infantino to overturn Folarin Balogun's World Cup ban, sparking controversy and outrage from Belgium.
Moon moves into Aries, lowering energy but boosting intuition. Prioritise key tasks today. Get all star signs' horoscopes for Monday July 6, 2026.
New political donation rules cap overseas donors at £100,000, potentially blocking Reform UK from receiving more millions from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne.
Egypt coach Hossam Hassan says the Dallas police confrontation is resolved after accepting an apology. He waved a Palestine flag after Egypt's World Cup win over Australia.
Australia's Independent Parliamentary Standards Commission (IPSC) faces scrutiny over lack of transparency and gag orders that threaten complainants with jail, raising concerns about its effectiveness.
Aussie Gold Hunters and Outback Opal Hunters received millions in government funding as documentaries, but insiders claim much of the drama is scripted, raising questions about eligibility.
Labor passes negative gearing changes; Liberals change leader; One Nation polls surge. Political editors assess the year so far.