Cassie Plummer faces a dark fate as Ross catches her before she leaves Weatherfield. Dylan Wilson is found unconscious after a confrontation. Kit Green targets Gary Windass with damning data.
Asha Alahan offers support to Sienna Millburn in Coronation Street after discovering Sienna's mother Sadie has dementia, as Asha continues her own mental health recovery.
London has seen 3 high ozone alerts in 2026. Green Party's Caroline Russell urges Mayor to follow Paris with speed limits and car bans during pollution peaks.
Unison, Aslef, Usdaw, and the Musicians' Union will not attend Labour Women's Conference in September over the exclusion of trans women from formal proceedings.
London pickpocket hunter Diego Galdino rebuts Mayor Sadiq Khan's claim that vigilantes played no role in reducing theft by 14%, citing his own arrests and deterrence.
Mayor Sadiq Khan warns wildfires are 'on London's doorstep' as LFB responds to over 1,300 incidents in a week, with 'exceptionally high' risk in parts of the capital.
Standard Chartered's investment bank profit fell 26% in Q3 due to Middle East conflict, with revenue dropping amid lower client activity.
Detectives are investigating a suspected murder-suicide after Stacy Mair, 35, and husband Jim were found dead in their remote cottage in Renfrewshire, Scotland.
The Department of Justice has moved to dismiss charges against David Huerta, a California union leader arrested during a 2025 ICE protest, marking another case against protesters collapsing.
Shell clarifies CEO Wael Sawan's £13.7m pay is not a rise but full pay after vesting; England fan Rachael Judge misnamed; other corrections listed.
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to allow an executive order targeting mail-in voting, after an appeals court upheld a block ahead of November's midterms.
Andy Burnham welcomes President Zelenskyy to the UK in his first major international meeting as PM, signaling continued close UK-Ukraine relations.
US judge orders Andrew and Tristan Tate to remain jailed until August 13 as they fight extradition to the UK on charges including rape, sexual assault, and human trafficking.
Former education secretary Bridget Phillipson has been appointed Labour party chair, placing her at the forefront of the party's campaign for the next general election.
House Democrat Jamie Raskin investigates FIFA President Gianni Infantino's ties to Donald Trump, seeking documents on gifts, payments, and Trump Tower office lease.
Bryan Kohberger, convicted of killing four University of Idaho students in 2022, files to withdraw his guilty plea, claiming bad legal advice.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan faces a leadership challenge from Ben Carroll amid corruption allegations over Big Build projects. A caucus meeting will decide the outcome.
Police are investigating an image shared by Green party leader Zack Polanski on Instagram, reported by Reform UK for inciting murder, showing a guillotine and T-shirt referencing Nigel Farage.
A tornado struck north-eastern Wisconsin, ripping roofs off homes, flipping vehicles, and cutting power to over 30,000 people. No fatalities reported.
US military veterans criticize the Pentagon's reclassification of Iran war casualties under 'Overseas Operations', calling it a disrespect to fallen service members.
DNC chair Ken Martin faces growing scrutiny amid a cashflow problem, internal HR inquiry, and divisions over party direction less than 100 days before midterms.
Sara Gilson, a social media influencer who accused her husband of child sexual abuse on TikTok, was found dead with him in an apparent murder-suicide. Her ex-husband says she couldn't escape him despite filing multiple protective orders.
Russia and North Korea are finalizing the first road bridge between them, raising concerns it will serve as a military supply route for the Ukraine war, with satellite imagery showing completion and new border infrastructure.
Sally McManus and Michele O'Neil, the first all-female leadership team in the ACTU's 99-year history, resign. PM Albanese calls them 'giants of the labour movement.'
Michigan progressive Abdul El-Sayed says his 'ogre on a pike' comment was about Senator John Fetterman, not opponent Haley Stevens, in a heated Democratic primary debate.
Tennessee attorneys told a jury Meta ignored internal research showing Instagram harms teens, while Meta argued it was transparent. The trial seeks penalties and platform changes.
Vasyl Goncharuk, organiser of a drone exhibition hit by Russia, was remanded in custody after the attack killed at least 11. Zelenskyy condemned the event.
A well-connected Melbourne man has been found guilty of two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault against his former personal assistant after a three-week trial.
New PM Andy Burnham pledges to end rough sleeping. A podcast visits Embassy Village in Greater Manchester, where he first promised action, and examines his housing first policies.
Andrew Denton argues that a federal law barring telehealth for voluntary assisted dying leads to suffering, as patients die in pain waiting for in-person consultations.