Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will make their first joint UK appearance in four years on Thursday, visiting three Nottingham organisations focused on youth support, food poverty and mentoring.
Strictly Come Dancing 2026 launch show confirms Bethany Antonia and Nancy Xu as the first same-sex couple in three years, sparking fan excitement.
Charity Dingle faces murder charges in Emmerdale after granddaughter Sarah changes her statement. New spoilers reveal Mack delivers a St Christopher medal to Cain, hinting at a rescue.
An Italian court approved a staged reunification for Nathan Trevallion and Catherine Birmingham, allowing daytime visits immediately and weekend overnight stays from October, under social services supervision.
President Trump demanded FCC rebuke or punishment for NBC's Kristen Welker after she called his endorsement record 'mixed'. The FCC chair has previously targeted media outlets critical of Trump.
Ricky Gervais refutes claims he snubbed the BBC's 25th anniversary documentary of The Office, saying he was busy with his own YouTube tribute and Netflix's Alley Cats.
Tributes have been paid to Jason Arday, a former Cambridge professor and prominent sociologist, following his death at 42.
Jimmy King's business deal is sabotaged by Ruby and Caleb, who blackmail Kev into stealing a shipment of 3,000 nappies, spelling disaster for his future.
Remains of 56 people were found decomposing at South Chicago Chapel, prompting license suspension and investigation. Authorities describe deplorable conditions, including rodent and maggot infestation.
A 42-year-old man has been charged in connection with the death of a girl in Arbroath, Scotland, and appeared in private at Forfar Sheriff Court on Wednesday.
John Oliver's show exposes UK police use of surveillance cameras, sparking debate on privacy and policing. The segment highlights concerns over mass surveillance and its impact on civil liberties.
No deaths reported after a powerful tornado ravaged northeastern Wisconsin, leveling homes and toppling trees. Rescuers searched door-to-door for victims.
Ella Baron's cartoon satirises Andy Burnham's call to boost youth employment through apprenticeships over higher education, highlighting a shift in UK policy.
Dale Mundell, 34, from Islington, was found dead in a suitcase in Borstal woodland on July 10. Two men charged with murder and preventing burial.
Richard Tice leads Commons tributes to Ann Widdecombe, while Reform MPs face backlash for politicizing her murder and speculating on motives.
Senator Lindsey Graham, a key ally of Donald Trump and neoconservative hawk, died at 71. Tributes from Israel and Ukraine highlight his complicated legacy in shaping US foreign policy.
Dick Empson, a humanities teacher at Sconce Hills school for over 30 years and long-serving district and parish councillor, has died aged 83.
Andy Burnham has chosen former cabinet colleague James Purnell as his chief of staff, marking a significant return to government for the ex-work and pensions secretary who resigned in 2009.
Brent Council's Children's Services has been rated 'Good' by Ofsted, with inspectors praising strong relationships between social workers and families and effective early help.
Andy Burnham was sworn in as MP for Makerfield after a byelection win, greeted by heckles including 'Rome is saved' from Tory MP Desmond Swayne, following Keir Starmer's resignation as PM.
London Councils pledges to maintain the Freedom Pass after campaigners and Age UK protest, ensuring free travel for over-66s remains intact despite funding concerns.
A 75-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman died in Dagenham has been released following a post-mortem indicating natural causes.
The UK government is considering banning children from speaking to strangers on gaming platforms like Fortnite and Roblox, as part of broader online safety measures.
Dr Ranj Singh addresses ex-wife Sulvinder's viral post about feeling 'unattractive and ashamed' during their marriage, emphasizing kindness and moving forward.
Thousands gather in São Paulo to remember victims of police violence, demanding justice and accountability for the May 2006 massacres.
Billionaire Reid Hoffman claims the Justice Department's criminal investigation into his donations supporting E Jean Carroll's lawsuits against Trump is designed to silence critics. Hoffman vows not to back down.
Jim Gardner, a distinguished Fleet Street journalist known for his incisive political reporting and wit, has died at 84. He covered major UK events for decades.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warns against focusing on personalities in potential Ukraine peace talks, calling it a Russian trap. She insists the EU must be represented.
Slovenia manager Bostjan Cesar has criticised Manchester United for their handling of Benjamin Sesko's shin injury, claiming the striker was played despite not being fully fit.
Remains of US Army Pfc John A Walko, killed in 1944 during the Battle of Aachen, were identified through DNA and returned to Pennsylvania for burial after 80 years.