Corrie: Jodie targets heartbroken Kit after Sarah split
Jodie Ramsey turns her attention to heartbroken Kit Green in Coronation Street next week, overhearing his pain and offering a suspicious pizza.
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WA Wildfire Suspect Questioned in Prior Fire Probes
Aaron Farinacci, accused of starting Washington's Old Trails fire, was questioned in 2025 about other blazes. He's held on $1m bail as fires scorch 10,000 acres.
Woman arrested after three stabbed in Covent Garden
A woman has been arrested after three people were stabbed in Covent Garden, London, on Wednesday evening, with police treating the incident as terrorism-related.
Emmerdale: Billy's attacker 'confirmed' after brain damage
Billy Fletcher identifies Joe Tate as his attacker after a brutal assault leaves him with a brain bleed, but a secret witness knows more.
Jamaican Independence party approved despite police fears
A North London garden party celebrating Jamaican Independence has been approved by Brent Council despite police warnings of gang violence and antisocial behaviour risks.
Fuego volcano eruption forces evacuations in Guatemala
Guatemala's Fuego volcano erupted, spewing lava and ash, prompting the evacuation of hundreds from nearby villages as authorities issued a high alert.
Gaza mourns 112 killed in 2023 strike as bodies recovered
Hundreds gathered in Gaza City to bury 112 family members, including 40 children, killed in a November 2023 Israeli airstrike; bodies recovered under ceasefire.
Drone 'safari' attack on Kherson fruit seller caught on video
A Russian drone circled a 52-year-old fruit seller in Kherson before exploding nearby, wounding him. President Zelensky shared the footage, calling it a 'human safari' and demanding global action.
KFC late-night delivery plans spark noise fears in Worcester Park
Residents fear 'deafening' moped noise if Worcester Park KFC extends hours to 3am weekends; 30 objections filed ahead of Aug 10 licensing meeting.
British activists trapped on Iceland-captured ship
Two British activists are among 21 crew trapped on the Bandero, captured by Iceland after anti-whaling protest. They report mistreatment, dwindling supplies, and denied legal access.
West Africa anti-LGBTQ+ laws surge: 'political opportunism'
West African countries are enacting or strengthening anti-LGBTQ+ laws, with activists citing political opportunism and transnational influence as key drivers.
Undercover police unit closed over unjustified surveillance
The SDS spied on activists posing no threat, causing 'incalculable harm'; Jon Boutcher closed it.
Record Indigenous deaths in NSW prisons may worsen
A record number of First Nations people died in NSW prison custody last year, and advocates fear this year will be worse after two deaths this month.
Burnham Cost of Living Cartoon Debate
Andy Burnham faces scrutiny over cost of living response as cartoon highlights policy gaps, sparking public debate on regional inequality.
India's Gen Z Protests: Collective Power Emerges
India's Gen Z protests, led by Cockroach Janta party, draw widespread support across ages and cities, signaling democratic awakening and institutional reform demands.
23 injured in London festival crowd crush
At least 23 people were injured in a crowd surge at Ghana Party in the Park in Barnet, London, after a small fire caused gate closures; the event was cancelled.
London festival halted after overcrowding injures several
Ghana Party in the Park in Barnet was temporarily paused after an overcrowding issue at the entrance left several people with non-life-threatening injuries. Police urge public to avoid the area and dismiss stabbing rumours.
Bali Run Club Sparks Local vs Nomad Tensions
A Bali run club's rejection of an Indonesian member ignited a backlash, leading to Dutch organizers' ban and highlighting local frustrations with foreign influx.
Trump's Reflecting Pool Saga: Contractor Blamed
Charges dropped against ex-Olympian David Hearn as prosecutors blame flawed installation by Trump-connected contractor for reflecting pool damage, not vandalism.
Massive Attack banned in Singapore over Palestine flag
Massive Attack banned from Singapore after members held Palestinian flag and chanted 'free Palestine' at concert, violating strict laws.
Flag Man UK: I'd stop if Burnham ends homelessness
Flag Man UK, mastermind behind the Clifton Suspension Bridge stunt, says he'd end his flag campaign if Andy Burnham ends homelessness, amid criticism.
Body of Sydney's 'birdman' Bikram Lama finally going home
The body of Bikram Lama, a homeless former international student who died in Sydney last December, will be repatriated to Nepal in coming days after an eight-month delay, his family confirms.
Labor MP Luke Gosling charged with assaulting NT administrator
Federal Labor MP Luke Gosling has been charged with two counts of assault on Northern Territory administrator David Connolly after an incident at a Darwin cultural festival on 18 July.
Clacton's Pessimism and Farage: A Local's View on Politics and Hope
In Clacton, Nigel Farage's resignation and byelection reveal deep pessimism among constituents, who feel abandoned by mainstream politics and see Farage as a flawed but familiar choice.
Reform Plan to Expand Quarry in Ancient Kent Woodland Sparks Fury
Kent county council, led by Reform UK, voted to include Oaken Wood in its mineral sites plan, threatening 40 hectares of ancient woodland for Kentish ragstone quarry expansion.
Gen Z protests in India: Memes and AI parodies
Indian standup Anuvab Pal on how gen Z protesters used memes, AI, and humor to challenge the government, leading to the education minister's resignation.
Adrian Chiles on Katriona O'Sullivan's memoir Poor
Broadcaster Adrian Chiles recounts sobbing during a radio interview with Katriona O'Sullivan, whose memoir 'Poor' details her escape from poverty. He urges everyone to read it.
Commonwealth chief rejects racism claim by Idi Amin's grandson
Commonwealth Sport president Donald Rukare dismisses Aziz Abdul's allegations of corruption and racism after his disqualification for head-butting in super-heavyweight boxing at the Commonwealth Games.
Community organizer fighting LA gun violence killed in shooting
Eric Washington, 37, a dedicated community organizer who worked to prevent gun violence in Compton, was shot and killed at a Fourth of July block party alongside 19-year-old aspiring nurse Meah Bordenave-Jenkins.
Clooneys Evacuate French Home as Wildfires Rage
George and Amal Clooney have evacuated their £6 million Provence estate as wildfires sweep southern Europe, leaving the fate of their home uncertain.
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