Dan Sohail, 36, was sentenced to time served plus seven days for ramming his car into the Chabad-Lubavitch headquarters. Judge ruled it a property crime, not hate crime, and ordered mental health treatment.
A US government map displayed at a global Aids conference in Brazil mislabeled every African country, sparking online backlash. The State Department took full responsibility, citing a hasty slide edit.
Bank of England held rates at 3.75%, but three MPC members voted for a hike. Market-implied probability of no change in September rose to 73% from 53.6%.
Chinese ambassador Zheng Zeguang urges UK-China AI cooperation, highlighting complementary strengths and global governance at 2026 World AI Conference.
FIFA's 25-page sales deck by JP Morgan proposes doubling global tournaments, higher ticket prices, and debt financing to boost revenue, with no mention of women's football.
Three-quarters of Americans believe Donald Trump isn't focusing on top US issues, as his approval rating drops to 34% ahead of midterm elections, per a CNN poll.
First US pope expresses 'great love' for America but says his mission is pastor of universal church; criticizes Trump immigration policies.
Even GB News criticises Reform's Robert Jenrick for refusing cross-party talks on social care, instead using scare tactics over a non-existent 'death tax'.
Congressional Democrats demand answers from Pentagon over delayed care for wounded soldiers after a March drone strike in Kuwait, questioning casualty counts and medical response.
Ben Carroll becomes Victoria's first Labor premier from the right faction since the Bracks-Brumby era, promising fiscal restraint and integrity.
Angus Taylor is the highest-profile person mentioned at Icac's Operation Rosny, with allegations of donations to hard-right Reformers. He denies payments, but colleagues seek clarity as inquiry deepens.
Eric Washington, 37, a dedicated community organizer who worked to prevent gun violence in Compton, was shot and killed at a Fourth of July block party alongside 19-year-old aspiring nurse Meah Bordenave-Jenkins.
Australia's governor general, Sam Mostyn, warns of a 'growing catastrophe' from poor civic understanding, threatening democracy amid rising attacks on institutions and threats against officials.
Official figures show 2,432 children under 16 were killed or seriously injured on Great Britain's roads in 2025, with child pedestrian casualties almost five times higher in England's most deprived areas than its wealthiest.
A messy week in Australian politics: NSW Liberal party faces corruption watchdog over branch stacking and illegal donations, while Victoria's Big Build scandal brings down a premier.
A Russian missile exploded in eastern Poland, triggering NATO air defenses. Poland's PM says it looked like a Kh-101 cruise missile, but no casualties occurred.
Iran faces growing internal crises amid escalating war with the US, including economic pressure, dissent, and political deadlock, risking convergence of conflicts.
John Bailey, former NUJ president and treasurer who led a seven-week strike in 1978-79, has died aged 86. He was a journalist and press officer.
The US launched heavy strikes on Iran, hitting dozens of IRGC targets, after a days-long pause. Tehran retaliated against US allies, as mediators struggled to revive peace talks.
Premier League clubs unanimously voted for a 'new deal for football', sharing an extra £1.5bn with EFL clubs over 10 years, including a lifeboat fund and infrastructure investment.
Uefa members unanimously agreed to boycott all Fifa competitions if Gianni Infantino proceeds with plans to sell World Cup rights to private investors, starting with the Under-20 Women's World Cup.
US airstrikes on Iran after attack on Jordan base escalate tensions, raising fears of all-out regional war. Trump vowed to hit Iran 'very hard'.
The US military launched airstrikes against Iran after Tehran targeted American bases in Jordan, escalating tensions and raising fears of an all-out regional war.
Jennifer Oldfield, a former civil service speechwriter for UK ministers and later UN Foundation director, has died aged 46 of cancer.
The Bank of England kept interest rates at 3.75% as the Iran war risks pushing inflation above 4% next year, with oil prices nearing $90 a barrel.
John Mann, an influential educational leader and later a tour guide for the London Appreciation Society, has died aged 96. He played a key role in shaping English education.
Labour says Robert Jenrick is trying to minimise George Cottrell revelations, raising questions about Reform's donations and possible police investigation.
The FA will increase the minimum ban for discriminatory behaviour from six to 10 matches from the new season, citing ongoing challenges across the game.
Ben Jennings cartoon satirises Nigel Farage's tweet about Green Party's Zack Polanski wearing a t-shirt with a slogan.
Donald Trump says he may temporarily pull Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination, keeping him acting, until two Republican senators leave office next year.