Dowry deaths in India fade from public anger, study says
Dowry murders in India no longer spark public outrage or political debate, despite thousands of women killed annually, a new study reveals.
Dowry murders in India no longer spark public outrage or political debate, despite thousands of women killed annually, a new study reveals.
USMNT coach Mauricio Pochettino and players insist the controversy over Folarin Balogun's red-card ban reversal had no impact on their 4-1 World Cup last-16 defeat to Belgium.
In episode six of The Birth Keepers, a backlash against FBS grows as Emilee and Yolande respond to the escalating crisis in this year-long Guardian investigation.
Up to 12 million mourners attended Ali Khamenei's funeral in Iran, with state-led mobilization showcasing support but underlying demands for change and political fractures remain.
Campaigners in east London oppose a 5,200 sq metre datacentre in Brick Lane, arguing it worsens the housing crisis and benefits only high-frequency trading.
Wigan Warriors have reported racial abuse aimed at Junior Nsemba to police after the Magic Weekend. Coach Matt Peet calls for the sport to stamp out such treatment.
Nigel Farage resigns as Clacton MP to trigger a byelection, framing it as 'people versus establishment' amid a second standards investigation over undeclared gifts.
Richard Blows responds to Tom Usher's article on Jackass, recalling a youthful night of roof rack riding that remains a vivid memory 40 years later.
Nigel Farage resigns as Clacton MP, triggering a byelection. He cites a 'people vs establishment' fight, facing scrutiny over undeclared gifts and media 'pile-on'.
A tornado tore through China's Hubei province, killing at least 15 people and forcing hundreds of thousands to evacuate. President Xi Jinping called for all-out rescue efforts.
A mother and her two children were found dead in Great Denham, Bedfordshire. Police say the suspect, known to the victims, is believed to have left the country.
Emmerdale star Danny Miller has spoken out after cruel online rumours falsely claimed his father Vince Miller had died. He confirmed his dad is alive and condemned the spread of misinformation.
Kylian Mbappe condemns Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla for a racist attack on social media following France's 1-0 World Cup win, calling her 'despicable' and 'unworthy of her position.'
At least 43 people were killed in US gun violence over Fourth of July weekend, including a woman and child shot at a World Cup gathering in Los Angeles.
A vigil was held for a four-year-old boy allegedly killed and cannibalised by his mother in Wyong, Australia. Neighbours described him as a 'little angel'.
Aliyah Abdel Majid al-Halaq recounts the killing of her nine-year-old son Mohammad by Israeli soldiers in the occupied West Bank, one of 54 Palestinian children killed by Israel in 2025.
84-year-old Reverend Sue Parfitt and 13 others arrested outside New Scotland Yard for inviting police to join banned group Palestine Action, marking one year since proscription.
Kenneth Roth argues that while Donald Trump poses a serious threat to US democracy, the opposition from courts, media, civil society, and the public is effectively dimming his prospects for autocratic success.
Volunteer rescuers known as topos burrow into collapsed buildings in La Guaira, searching for survivors after twin earthquakes killed over 3,300 people.
National guard soldiers on patrol in Memphis shot and killed 20-year-old Tyrin Johnson, who authorities claim pulled a gun during a chase. The deployment was controversial, ordered by Governor Bill Lee.
Prince Harry will stay at Buckingham Palace during his London visit for the Invictus Games, while Meghan Markle and their children will not join due to security concerns.
Egypt coach Hossam Hassan says the Dallas police confrontation is resolved after accepting an apology. He waved a Palestine flag after Egypt's World Cup win over Australia.
Aussie Gold Hunters and Outback Opal Hunters received millions in government funding as documentaries, but insiders claim much of the drama is scripted, raising questions about eligibility.
Canada's World Cup ended without Alphonso Davies playing in the knockout loss to Morocco, reigniting debate over how his injury was handled by the national team.
Jesús Piñero was shot by a robber on a bus in Caracas in 2016. He survived a punctured lung and now teaches, finishes a PhD, and lives in his own apartment.
Hundreds of masked white supremacists from Patriot Front marched through Washington DC on July 4, carrying Confederate flags and chanting 'Reclaim America'.
A mother recounts how five teenagers rushed to help when her son lost consciousness at a park, calling an ambulance, comforting her, and guiding paramedics.
Robert Jenrick defends Nigel Farage on Laura Kuenssberg's show over undeclared gifts from convicted fraudster, alleging a media conspiracy as scrutiny mounts.
Harper Beckham is devastated that brother Brooklyn won't speak to her, casting a shadow over her upcoming 15th birthday on July 10, according to a source.
A man and woman, both 21, were arrested on July 5 over the murder of 22-year-old Haruun Hassan, who was stabbed on the A4 in Hounslow on June 30.