Three groups backed by Iran and Russia have been outlawed in the UK using new state threat powers. Supporting them can lead to 14 years in prison, sabotage to life imprisonment. The IRGC, IMCR, and GRU Volunteer Corps are now proscribed.
British military scientists launch sex-specific training for women, leveraging the 'oestrogen advantage' to boost performance, reduce injuries, and increase recruitment based on a £20m study.
Two British hikers found alive with 40% burns after Spanish rescuers made one last sweep; 12 dead in Almeria wildfire, including at least 4 Britons.
Jimmy Don Lewis, 48, and his son Brayden, 22, died when their Beech 95-B55 crashed in a storm near St Louis after a baseball game. A relative blamed a glitch in the weather-tracking system.
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New OMB rules and grant freezes aim to shrink US science, pushing researchers out and redirecting funds to private tech companies, warns a Columbia professor.
Ukraine has destroyed 49 vessels from Russia's shadow fleet this week, crippling fuel supplies and causing a catastrophic fuel shortage, with prices surging 146%.
Ukraine and the US have reached a political agreement on licences for production of PAC-3 Patriot interceptors, President Zelenskyy said, with key supplies arriving in days.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo's Ebola outbreak, caused by the rare Bundibugyo variant, has recorded 1,759 cases and 600 deaths, spreading to Uganda amid conflict, aid cuts, and attacks on healthcare workers.
After US strikes on Iran, Trump ends ceasefire, threatens Greenland, but claims NATO unity. Jonathan Freedland and Susan Glasser analyze his diplomatic contradictions.
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Texas faces mounting legal pressure over brutal heat in prisons, with a new wrongful death lawsuit and a federal case seeking air conditioning for all facilities.
Eight South Carolina National Guard helicopter pilots have returned to flying duties after a suspension over a low-level Fourth of July beach flyover. The Pentagon lifted the suspension, citing no disciplinary action.
From Monday, the Bank of England and FCA will directly oversee Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Oracle, and Microsoft to ensure cyber resilience and reduce outage risks to UK financial stability.
Czech President Petr Pavel warns Ukraine must restart peace talks or face massive Russian escalation, as Putin dismisses negotiations and shadow fleet drones target Europe.
At the Nato summit, Trump praised the alliance, threatened Iran, and confused world leaders' names, including calling Iran the 'Islamic Republic of Japan' and misnaming Khamenei as Khomeini.
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The US military carried out a second day of strikes on Iran, targeting three locations including Bandar Abbas and Bushehr province, after President Trump said the interim agreement to end the war was 'over'.
The US Air Force canceled promotions of 135 airmen due to a grading error in a security forces test, blaming an outdated scoring key. The rescore affects 2,285 candidates.
Telstra's triple zero failure highlights the flaws of neoliberal telecoms policy. A national essential services network is needed to ensure reliable emergency communications.
US President Trump declares truce with Iran 'over' after 48 hours of intense strikes, following attacks on three tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, raising ceasefire deal doubts.
Donald Trump's erratic conduct at the Nato summit in Turkey left allies confused, swinging from criticism of defence spending to praise of unity, explains Dan Sabbagh.
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Jarell Quansah has been banned for two matches by Fifa after his red card in England's World Cup win over Mexico, ruling him out of the quarter-final and potential semi-final.
Israel's defence minister says military is ready to strike Iran again if needed, vowing to do so 'with even greater force' and regain air superiority.
Mexico investigates whether the US lied about its involvement in the capture of Sinaloa cartel founder Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada García, potentially violating sovereignty.
The US military launched retaliatory strikes on Iran, hitting over 80 targets including air defence and IRGC boats, after Iranian attacks on commercial vessels near Oman.
Since Trump threatened to 'take' Cuba, US sanctions and oil blockade have crippled services, causing blackouts and halting life for 10 million. Hear from Havana.
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Trump told Zelenskyy Ukraine may get license to manufacture Patriot interceptors, but admitted no talks with producers and acknowledged US stockpile shortages.
Trump warns US will hit Iran hard after strikes on Bandar Abbas and Bushehr. Oil surges 5% as ceasefire declared over. IMO says 6,000 seafarers stranded.
A 22-year-old student pilot safely landed a Cessna C150 alone after her instructor, Leandro Bertazzo, jumped from the cockpit mid-flight over Toledo, Argentina, on July 4.
Alfie Coleman, 22, jailed 13.5 years for plotting mass gun attack; had 'kill list' of Tesco colleagues and customers he considered 'race traitors'.
A teenage driver died and his passenger was seriously injured after a silver Citroen C3 collided with a Mercedes-Benz lorry on the A134 in Norfolk. Police seek witnesses.
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A 65-year-old highways worker from Kent died after being struck by a van on the M23 near Crawley. A 38-year-old Croydon man was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and drink driving.
