Australia's first nationwide AusAlert test will send an emergency siren to most mobile devices at 2pm AEST on July 27, 2026. The system aims to improve disaster warnings, but domestic violence advocates advise turning off safe phones.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani urges the US federal government to arrest Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits New York in September, citing lack of local authority.
Austria has opened a police station in Adolf Hitler's birthplace in Braunau am Inn, aiming to deter neo-Nazi pilgrimages. The €20m conversion houses a narcotics unit.
Ukraine's new commander-in-chief Mykhailo Drapatyi says forces have been tasked with stepping up counteroffensive actions across all domains, including new operations behind enemy lines.
An independent autopsy for Nolan Wells, 18, found cause and manner of death 'undetermined' as family questions timeline and seeks transparency.
US Trade Representative Greer insists families have not seen price increases from tariffs, citing core inflation at 2.6%, despite overall inflation being 0.5% higher than when Trump took office.
Andy Burnham will review the early prisoner release policy before it proceeds. The new Sentencing Act, effective September, releases hundreds of offenders early with no exemptions for serious crimes.
France recorded more than 5,700 excess deaths during a June heatwave, according to health authorities, as extreme temperatures strain the country's healthcare system.
President Trump warned on Truth Social that any Iranian attack on ships in the Strait of Hormuz will result in US destruction of one bridge or power plant, including near Tehran.
Defence secretary Wes Streeting says higher defence spending will drive economic growth, as Labour prioritises military over other departments under Andy Burnham.
Mykhailo Drapatyi, Ukraine's new commander-in-chief, is widely popular and seen as a moderniser, but experts warn that deep-seated military reforms will take time amid ongoing war challenges.
Guardian investigation reveals CT Group, co-founded by Lynton Crosby, offered hundreds of pounds to journalists for favorable stories in national newspapers, seeking hidden influence over public opinion.
Powerball launches in the UK with a £300 million jackpot. Learn rules, odds (1 in 292m for jackpot), how to buy tickets (£4 per line), and prize payment structure.
Experts warn that oversight of AI in London policing must keep up with deployment, as Met Police told to seize opportunities. Concerns over bias and lack of framework.
Rutland County Council is set to be abolished under local government reforms, ending 1,000 years of self-governance. A petition has garnered over 7,000 signatures from a population of 41,000.
Residents near Harling Court in Battersea say Wandsworth Council has failed to tackle a fly-tipping hotspot since 2021, with overflowing bins attracting vermin and creating a health hazard.
Hackney Council's Green administration cancels Labour's plan to sell boarded-up 1930s public toilets, allowing Clapton Improvement Society to present a community-led alternative.
The DWP will reopen the Warm Home Discount in October, giving eligible households a one-off £150 payment applied directly to electricity bills to help with heating costs.
More than £100,000 has been raised for a three-year-old boy who suffered serious injuries after being thrown into a crocodile pit at a zoo in Cambridgeshire.
Animal rights protesters stormed 47 Park Street luxury apartments in Mayfair on Sunday, brawling with security and demanding Marriott go cage-free.
Hounslow Council faces allegations of maladministration and coercion after threatening to put a terminally ill 79-year-old woman in a care home unless her daughter quit her job to become her unpaid carer.
Daniel Siad, a modelling scout under investigation for ties to Jeffrey Epstein, was found dead in his home outside Paris. An autopsy is pending.
Peter Andrews has been released from Dubai's Al Awir prison days after his son Lee's arrest. He still faces fraud allegations, while Lee remains jailed over unpaid debts.
Vivienne Jolie-Pitt, 18, has legally filed to remove 'Pitt' from her surname, becoming the fourth of Brad Pitt's children to distance themselves from their father's name.
A coroner has ruled that a mummified man found in the River Stour in 2020 died from a violent assault. Known as The Croft Man, his identity remains unknown despite extensive searches.
Jenson Cole is alive after Warren Fox shot him. Gemma Johnston staged the murder to prove Warren only used Jenson for Sebastian's bone marrow.
Spain's Gavi responds to being punched by Leandro Paredes after World Cup final, urging FIFA not to sanction Argentina players despite investigation.
The City of London Corporation has committed to engage with Ridley Road fishmongers if delays occur in Billingsgate Market's relocation to Newham, following a parliamentary petition.
Hackney Council agrees to reopen London Fields paddling pool after campaigners protest, citing need for free play spaces for families without gardens.
Autopsy reveals Grammy-nominated baritone Jubilant Sykes was stabbed at least 78 times by his son Micah, who was arrested and charged with murder.