Mahmoud Nabavian, deputy chair of Iran's national security council, faces prosecution after revealing confidential letters from Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei on state TV, exposing tensions at the top of government.
David Daker, the character actor famed for playing Harry Crawford in ITV's Boon and PC Owen Culshaw in Z Cars, has died aged 90, leaving a legacy of TV and stage roles.
Avon and Somerset Police appeal for help finding 12-year-old Joel, missing since June 20. Last seen at Bristol Temple Meads, believed to have travelled to London, possibly Notting Hill.
A murder investigation has been launched in Crystal Palace after a man was stabbed to death and another arrested on suspicion of murder. Police were called at 3.39am on Sunday.
Scotland face Brazil with World Cup hopes alive after narrow Morocco defeat, but limited attacking talent raises concerns about progression.
Texas Supreme Court ruled environmental groups cannot sue to keep Boca Chica Beach open during SpaceX launches, upholding a 2013 state law allowing closures for safety.
Gary Lineker appeared as a pundit on ITV's World Cup coverage, starting with a comedic cameo as presenter before Laura Woods interjected, joking 'Gary, that's my job!'
Trump claims without evidence that vandalism caused algae bloom in Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after $14.2m renovation; paint peeling seen. Other news: ICE arrests 93% Latinos, Treasury chief called Zelenskyy 'Mr Bean on crack'.
Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz declared a 90-day state of emergency on Saturday, deploying soldiers and bulldozers to clear roadblocks that have paralyzed the country for over six weeks, causing shortages and economic losses.
Brexit boosted Scottish independence support to near-record levels, says ex-Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale, as 62% of Scots voted Remain but were taken out of the EU.
Business secretary Peter Kyle, usually upbeat, appeared somber on Sunday shows, signaling Keir Starmer's resignation is imminent amid Labour leadership turmoil and Andy Burnham's rise.
New College of Florida will acquire USF Sarasota-Manatee campus in a controversial deal, tripling its size amid accusations of grift and political maneuvering.
Keir Starmer is expected to announce his resignation as prime minister on Monday after overwhelming pressure from Labour MPs to make way for Andy Burnham to become leader.
Andy Burnham's Makerfield byelection victory sets stage for potential PM bid. Key lesson: first impressions matter, with cost of living policies crucial to avoid predecessor's fate.
Two East Midlands Railway trains collided near Bedford on Friday, prompting an investigation into how modern signalling and failsafes failed to prevent the incident.
Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage clash over a £5m gift to the Conservatives from a donor linked to Reform UK, escalating tensions between the two parties.
Donald Trump predicts Keir Starmer will resign as UK prime minister, citing failures on immigration and energy policy. The relationship between the two leaders has deteriorated.
Greg Jericho discusses how economic disaffection and rising costs are driving Australians towards rightwing populism, as the RBA warns of possible rate hikes.
Labor seeks deals with Greens on tax and Coalition on NDIS before winter break, as polls slip and One Nation pressure mounts.
Readers respond to Andy Burnham's byelection win in Makerfield, debating Labour leadership, Starmer's mandate, and calls for proportional representation.
Donald Trump says UK PM Keir Starmer will resign, citing failures on immigration and energy. Pressure mounts as over 100 Labour MPs call for his exit.
Keir Starmer marked Father's Day with a poignant message as senior cabinet figures reportedly urge him to resign, with an exit plan possible as early as Monday.
A man in his 30s was fatally stabbed on Westow Hill in Crystal Palace early Sunday. Police arrested another man on suspicion of murder and are appealing for witnesses.
Keir Starmer could announce his resignation as Labour leader and PM on Monday after Andy Burnham's by-election win, according to reports. He faces intense pressure to step down.
Three men died in a fire at a pavilion in White City, west London, on June 20. Around 100 firefighters and 15 engines responded to 19 calls. The cause is under investigation.
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Israel and Hezbollah renewed a ceasefire after 24 hours of violence that killed 47 in Lebanon and 4 Israeli soldiers, leading to the cancellation of US-Iran peace talks in Switzerland.
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy gives Belarus one week to remove Russian relay stations used for attacks on Ukraine, threatening action if not done.
Scotland manager Steve Clarke believes his team were unlucky not to get a penalty in a 1-0 loss to Morocco, with John McGinn and Scott McTominay involved in strong appeals.
Ten years after the referendum, five touchstones—Nissan Sunderland, fishing, blue passports, care home workers, and the City—reveal Brexit's complex legacy.