Dermot Murnaghan, veteran news presenter, dies at 68
Dermot Murnaghan, who anchored for Sky News, ITV, BBC and Channel 4, has died of cancer aged 68. He broke the news of Diana's death and Queen Elizabeth II's death.
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86-year-old threatens to chain herself to 1ft fence
Residents in their 80s at a Norwich retirement complex face a council order to remove a 1ft-high picket fence, with one threatening to chain herself to it.
Neil Jones marries Chyna Mills in lavish Italian wedding
Strictly Come Dancing star Neil Jones and Love Island's Chyna Mills have married in a second extravagant ceremony in Florence, Italy, without his family present.
Dying Outback killer refuses to reveal Falconio body location
New body-worn footage released before the 25th anniversary of Peter Falconio's murder shows killer John Murdoch refusing to disclose where he hid the British backpacker's remains.
Body found in Kent in Wimbledon murder probe; two held
Two men arrested on suspicion of murder after a body was found in woodlands in Gillingham, Kent, linked to a Wimbledon incident. A third man bailed.
Dermot Murnaghan dies at 68 after cancer battle
TV presenter Dermot Murnaghan has died at age 68, one year after revealing his stage four prostate cancer diagnosis. He was known for Sky News and BBC work.
Ann Widdecombe missed TV show day before death
Former Tory minister Ann Widdecombe failed to appear on a Channel 5 show the day before she was found dead at her home, with producers raising concerns after she stopped responding to messages.
Man released in Ann Widdecombe murder probe
A 26-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murdering former MP Ann Widdecombe has been released from custody and is no longer a suspect, police confirm.
Daily Horoscope July 11, 2026: Star Sign Predictions
The Moon aligns with Mars in Gemini on July 11, 2026, encouraging bold decisions and honest communication. Find your star sign's horoscope for Saturday.
Trump: Iran ceasefire over, talks continue
Donald Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran 'over' while agreeing to continue peace talks, following recent clashes over the Strait of Hormuz.
Starmer may issue resignation honours despite past pledge
Keir Starmer has indicated he could issue resignation honours when he leaves No 10, despite promising in 2023 he would not do so. He twice refused to rule out the list.
IDF Accused of Executing Palestinian Aid Driver
Israeli troops accused of executing a Palestinian aid driver in Gaza. US-Iran ceasefire unravels with tit-for-tat strikes. Telstra glitch, fastest spider, World Cup updates.
Trump's 250ft Washington arch wins key approval
Donald Trump's proposed 250ft triumphal arch in Washington D.C. cleared a key planning hurdle despite overwhelming public opposition, with the National Capital Planning Commission voting for preliminary approval.
Ex-ABC editor warns antisemitism envoy's media proposals dangerous
Alan Sunderland, former ABC editorial director, criticizes Jillian Segal's proposals for public broadcasters, calling them ill-conceived and a threat to press freedom.
Derryn Hinch, 'human headline' broadcaster, dies at 82
Derryn Hinch, the fearless broadcaster and former senator, died aged 82 at home. Tributes hail his candid style and advocacy for victims.
Trump restarts Iran war, plays nice with Nato – podcast
Trump ends Iran ceasefire, threatens Greenland, and claims Nato 'love' at summit. Jonathan Freedland and Susan Glasser analyze the diplomatic chaos.
Telstra CEO 'deeply sorry' for national outage
Telstra CEO Vicki Brady apologised for Wednesday's national outage caused by a software fault in time-telling systems, disrupting trains, transactions, and some triple zero calls.
Senator Markey unveils AI accountability agenda
Senator Ed Markey introduces a package of bills to regulate AI, targeting datacenter pollution, biased algorithms, and child safety, amid Congress's inaction.
Whips reject Burnham's 'gentle whipping' vision
Former and current Labour whips defend their role, rejecting Andy Burnham's call for a more tolerant approach, arguing consensus and discipline are key to governance.
Typhoon Maysak kills 11 in China; Mumbai collapses kill 13
Typhoon Maysak, the first of the 2026 season, caused devastating floods in southern China, leaving 11 dead and hundreds of snakes loose. Mumbai also saw heavy rain and building collapses killing 13.
Troy Jackson: The Logger Democrats Need in Maine
Graham Platner's exit from Maine's US Senate race opens the door for Troy Jackson, a logger and union Democrat who can win working-class voters.
Ann Widdecombe dies at 78: former minister and TV star
Ann Widdecombe, former Conservative minister and later TV star on Strictly Come Dancing and Celebrity Big Brother, has died aged 78. She served as an MP for 23 years and was a vocal Eurosceptic.
Nato summit reveals Trump's power from breaking norms
Robert Reich argues Trump's power stems from his willingness to violate all norms, rules, and laws, leaving others to pick up the pieces, as shown at the Nato summit.
Trump spends billions to kill clean energy, boost coal
The Trump administration has spent $2.7bn to cancel offshore wind projects and $1.125bn to boost coal, raising energy bills for Americans, critics say.
GMB warns Labour MPs against donations cap vote
GMB union has told Labour MPs not to vote for a cap on political donations, warning it could endanger union funding for the party.
Crone Law, Taylor Swift, and Wimbledon joy
Lucy Mangan on heatwave dress codes, a new romantasy bookshop, Taylor Swift's secret wedding, Arthur Fery's Wimbledon run, and family bike plans.
Clacton byelection: Farage vs 'establishment' as eccentrics join race
Nigel Farage frames Clacton byelection as clash with establishment, facing rivals Count Binface, Laurence Fox, and Piers Corbyn in a crowded field.
Protests in West Bengal after rape and murder of 11-year-old girl
An 11-year-old girl was raped and murdered in West Bengal, sparking protests, a lynching of an innocent man, and a police killing of a suspect, escalating political tensions.
British woman's harrowing escape from Spanish wildfire
Jeanne Henny, 74, fled a wildfire in Almería with her friend, a wheelchair, and two dogs, narrowly avoiding flames that killed at least 12 people.
Worst Political Gaffe of the Week: Back to Back Barries
Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barry review the worst political stumbles of a busy week, plus PM's Pacific push amid China missile test and Farage's UK parliament resignation.
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