Berlin Pride attack suspect shot dead by police
The 21-year-old suspect in the Berlin Pride van and knife attack was shot dead by police in Spandau. One person died, 29 were injured.
Category : Politics
Trump border czar: ICE officer should not have passed vetting
Tom Homan says ICE officer in fatal Maine shooting should not have cleared vetting amid abuse allegations from ex-wives, prompting scrutiny of hiring practices.
Manzoor Hussain, engineer and first Muslim councillor in Watford, dies at 88
Manzoor Hussain, who arrived from Pakistan in 1960, became Watford's first Muslim councillor and helped build its first mosque. He died aged 88.
Trisha Silvester obituary: Sreepur Village co-founder dies
Trisha Silvester, co-founder of Sreepur Village charity in Bangladesh, dies at 79. She helped thousands of women and children escape poverty and hardship.
Redbridge Council spent £288k on glyphosate weedkiller
Redbridge Council spent £288,423 on glyphosate weedkiller in 2025, the highest among 200 councils, despite WHO linking it to cancer. Campaigners demand ban.
Irish broadcaster Gerry Kelly dies aged 77
Irish broadcasting legend Gerry Kelly has died aged 77. The Ballymena-born TV and radio host passed away at home surrounded by family, the BBC reports.
DJ Fat Tony on Beckham feud: 'A family lost a son'
DJ Fat Tony speaks out on the Beckham family rift, urging compassion as he recalls Brooklyn and Nicola's wedding drama.
Glasgow protests: 15 arrested after mob clashes with police
Fifteen arrests were made after anti-immigration and anti-racism protesters clashed in Glasgow, with police condemning 'thuggish' violence and disorder.
Influencer posts TikTok accusing husband of paedophilia before murder
Influencer Sara Gilson posted a TikTok video accusing her husband of being a paedophile; 12 days later she was shot dead in an apparent murder-suicide.
Andy Burnham vows to publicly disagree with Trump
Andy Burnham promises to defend UK national interest and publicly disagree with Donald Trump if necessary, in his first major broadcast interview as PM.
Trump revives Cold War 'communist menace' rhetoric
Donald Trump warns of a 'communist menace' resurgence in the US, reviving Cold War-era tropes. Critics question if the language resonates beyond his base.
Haitians with TPS fear deportation as protections end
Over 330,000 Haitian immigrants face losing legal status as Trump administration terminates TPS, causing fear of family separation and return to unsafe conditions in Haiti.
House GOP Faces Tough Midterms After Legislative Losses
House Republicans head into summer recess after passing war funding and defense bills, but face Democratic resurgence and internal divisions ahead of midterms.
Spain wildfire 'out of extinguishing capacity' as Europe burns
A wildfire in Spain's Castellón province is beyond firefighting capacity, officials say. Over 300,000 have fled homes in Spain and France, with 42,000 hectares burned in France.
Abdul El-Sayed: progressive doctor aims for US Senate in Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed, a doctor and progressive, is running for US Senate in Michigan, challenging establishment candidate Haley Stevens in a tight primary race.
Burnham's Oxbridge cabinet: social mobility or lack of progress?
Andy Burnham's cabinet has 54% Oxbridge graduates and 21% privately educated, sparking debate on social mobility and representation in government.
85M Disaffected: Belonging Key to Defeating Authoritarianism
A survey finds 85 million Americans are disaffected and less likely to vote. Democratic revival depends on building community and belonging, say researchers.
Weekend Photos: Spencer Tunick, Glasgow Games, Berlin Attack
A roundup of weekend images includes Spencer Tunick's LGBTQ+ tribute in Gran Canaria, Glasgow Commonwealth Games, a fatal van attack at Berlin Pride, and more global events.
Why Break Up the EU and Not the US? Readers Debate
Readers question why EU integration is criticized while US federalism is accepted, discussing history, language, and secession movements.
Annie Andrews Aims to Flip Lindsey Graham’s Senate Seat
Dr Annie Andrews, a paediatrician and Democrat, continues her Senate campaign after Lindsey Graham’s death, now facing his sister Darline. She focuses on healthcare, gun violence, and anti-vaccine misinformation.
Soak up every second … the terrible teens are coming
Polly Hudson reflects on her own terrible teenage years and the impending karma as her son approaches 12. She explores the science of teen brains and the challenges of parenting an adolescent.
Oklahoma influencer killed in murder-suicide after accusations
Sara Duffey, 43, was fatally shot by her husband Jeremiah in a murder-suicide, less than two weeks after she accused him of pedophilia on social media. Police found both dead at their home in Collinsville, Oklahoma.
Romania Summons Russian Envoy After Drone Downings
Romania shoots down third drone in three days, summons Russia's ambassador over repeated airspace violations, with president confirming Shahed model used by Russia.
US pauses Trump-Netanyahu attacks on Iran talks
The US has paused joint attacks by Trump and Netanyahu on Iran nuclear talks, signaling a shift toward diplomacy in the Strait of Hormuz.
Joyce Supports Refugee Resettlement, Urges Temperance
Barnaby Joyce, now with One Nation, suggests the party could welcome refugees in imminent danger while limiting other migrants, citing his past support for Armidale refugee resettlement.
Burnham vs Starmer: Leadership Styles Compared
Andy Burnham and Keir Starmer exhibit starkly different leadership approaches, with Burnham favouring direct engagement and Starmer a more cautious, legalistic style, according to a new analysis.
Australia's progressive census adds LGBTQ+ questions
Australia's 2026 census will ask about sexual orientation, sex at birth, and gender separately, marking a historic step for LGBTQ+ inclusion after years of advocacy.
Joyce's One Nation stance clashes with refugee success
Barnaby Joyce backs One Nation's 'monocultural' vision, but in his NSW electorate, refugees thrive, buying homes and integrating into the community.
Australia must protect Israeli siblings who refused IDF duty
A tribunal found Australia failed to protect two Israeli siblings who vowed not to serve in the IDF, ruling their safety was owed under international law.
Former NSW Liberal powerbroker now living in UK amid ICAC probe
A former NSW Liberal powerbroker at the centre of corruption allegations has moved to the UK and is not expected to appear before ICAC, raising concerns about accountability.
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