Stourbridge wildfire victims to return home after major blaze
Stourbridge wildfire victims will return home after a major blaze destroyed 19 homes and 500 acres, as emergency services declare the fire under control.
Stourbridge wildfire victims will return home after a major blaze destroyed 19 homes and 500 acres, as emergency services declare the fire under control.
A 50-year-old man has been charged with arson after around 10 small fires were deliberately started in London Fields, Hackney, on August 15. No injuries were reported.
Reform UK's plan to scrap Pip disability benefits, cutting £50bn from UK welfare, targeting 2.89 million people, as detailed by Robert Jenrick.
Prince Harry aims to visit the UK every few months after a 'happy' reunion with King Charles, sources say, with a return expected next month.
A decade after the 2016 'killer clown' craze sparked by a film stunt, copycat incidents caused deaths, arrests, and a UK jail sentence, with a new sighting in Illinois this month.
Millions will receive benefit payments early on August 28 ahead of the bank holiday. Universal Credit, State Pension, PIP and more are included.
At least one person died as Hurricane Lala hit Hawaii with 91mph winds, 25 inches of rain, and a 3ft storm surge, leaving 60,000 without power.
A Marine pilot survived an F-18 crash in Washington state, walking away with minor cuts after ejecting. The jet sparked a wildfire, and the incident is under investigation.
Two Spanish Nato jets shot down a drone over Romania on August 16, 2026, the fourth such incident this year, amid heightened tensions near Ukraine.
Shane Richie's wife Christine has reportedly divorced him after 19 years, citing she'd 'had enough' of his behaviour, days before his drink-driving arrest.
Christopher Gillum, accused of planning a mass shooting at a New Orleans festival, was released after a Louisiana grand jury declined to indict him on terrorism charges.
Moroccan police arrested 111 people attempting to enter Spain's Ceuta enclave, two weeks after 72,000 migrants surged across, killing 96.
Death toll in Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba ferry disaster rises to 68 with 22 more bodies recovered; 18 children among dead.
Kate O'Connor secured heptathlon gold at the European Athletics Championships on day six, marking Ireland's first major multi-event triumph in decades.
A TikToker jumped fences to warn residents and fight flames as six homes were destroyed in Birmingham, raising over £5,567 in 24 hours.
Brazil's President Lula returns to Vila Euclides stadium, site of 1979-80 strikes that boosted democracy, to launch his seventh and final presidential campaign ahead of October's election.
US immigration courts are issuing mass deportation orders in 'mega master' hearings, with 53,808 in absentia orders in June alone, often with short notice and without legal representation, according to researchers.
Rhoda Roberts, a 'fearless, brilliant' promoter of First Nations culture, was posthumously awarded the lifetime achievement award at the Naidoc awards in Alice Springs.
Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, 63, stands trial for orchestrating Tupac Shakur's 1996 drive-by shooting; opening statements begin Monday, with prosecutors relying on his memoir.
Mary Peltola rejects Kamala Harris's unsolicited fundraising appeal, emphasizing her focus on Alaska and local endorsements.
Over 100 homes on King Charles and Prince William's estates have EPC ratings of F or G, failing legal minimums, with one in five of sampled lets substandard.
The FDA reclassified a recall of nearly 1.6m dozen eggs as Class I after a salmonella outbreak sickened 98 people across 17 states, with 26 hospitalized.
Kelly Osbourne defended late father Ozzy after Twisted Sister's Dee Snider claimed bassists wrote all his lyrics, calling him 'yesterday's headline'.
Tributes have been paid to Jason Arday, a former Cambridge professor and prominent sociologist, following his death at 42.
Gardeners at Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, and St James's Park voted 95% for strike action after rejecting a 70p-an-hour pay rise as 'insulting'.
Nine British hikers, including babies in prams, were airlifted from the Austrian Alps after getting lost at 7,628ft with no equipment.
Max Branning's affair with Priya Nandra-Hart is exposed next week, as he oversleeps at her flat, missing Cindy's calls, and lies to cover his tracks.
Billy discovers Caleb and Ruby knew Kev attacked him, not Joe Tate, as Kev confesses at the Stend do, leaving Billy to decide his next move.
Richmond Council has formally objected to the Government's draft Heathrow expansion policy, arguing 'London needs a better Heathrow, not a bigger one,' citing noise, pollution, and health concerns.
Conservative politicians accuse Sadiq Khan of 'giving up' on Gallows Corner after City Hall failed to respond to FOI requests about the delayed reopening, leaving businesses in misery.