Iran and the US have reached a historic peace deal, with President Trump declaring the Strait of Hormuz open. Pakistan PM Sharif announced the agreement, with a signing ceremony set for June 19 in Switzerland.
Iranian hardliners vociferously reject a proposed peace deal with the US, while backers defend it as ending the war and securing Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz.
Rev Martin Joss challenges Polly Hudson's view on marriage, while other letters discuss mathematics, Trump's power, bus destinations, and David Hockney's brother.
British police stopped far-right activist Tommy Robinson at Heathrow, seizing his phones under counter-terrorism laws after his trip to Russia, where he met Elon Musk's father.
Steven Moffat addresses the future of Doctor Who after the BBC puts the show out to tender, cancelling the Christmas special, but insists it's not the end.
A pregnant woman's baby died after a police pursuit vehicle crashed into her parents' car in Lewisham. The suspect was arrested.
Georgie Purcell, a Victorian MP, speaks out against the sexist abuse she faces daily, condemning misogyny as unacceptable in political discourse.
A tent collapsed during a Virginia church's 20th anniversary celebration due to severe weather, killing one and injuring 22 others. Officials are investigating.
President Trump says a peace deal with Iran will be signed Sunday, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, as Tehran signals optimism amid ongoing negotiations.
Donald Trump will not hold a bilateral meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the G7 summit, a senior US official confirmed. Russian gains in Ukraine have 'more or less stopped'.
Tasmanian senator Jonno Duniam announces resignation, citing exhaustion from leadership spill and desire to prioritize family, dealing another blow to the struggling Coalition.
As Donald Trump turns 80, critics point to signs of decline, including erratic behavior and health issues, raising worries about his ability to lead.
Artists, activists, writers, and thinkers share their birthday wishes for Donald Trump as he turns 80, offering praise, criticism, and satire.
Residents of Langrune-sur-Mer successfully protested US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's D-Day ceremony appearance, citing his far-right views and immigration rhetoric.
A 25,000-tonne illegal dump in Bickershaw, untouched for 20 months, highlights the north-south divide and becomes a key issue in the Makerfield byelection.
Annabelle Thorpe's 1,600-mile road trip from Sussex to Scotland reveals the rich history of British holidays, from Victorian promenades to wild Scottish peaks.
Wes Streeting calls for urgent action against social media platforms like X, suggesting they should contribute to rebuilding costs after Belfast riots.
As Russia faces setbacks in Ukraine, experts warn Putin may escalate the conflict, risking wider war with NATO. Analysis of his options and dangers ahead.
The Red Cross warns that thousands of Palestinians buried under Gaza's rubble may never be identified as recovery efforts slow and bodies decompose. Forensic experts face increasing challenges.
Cabinet ministers have been asked to find more money for defence spending after John Healey's resignation. Lisa Nandy says discussions are ongoing to keep the country safe.
John Harris reports from the Makerfield byelection, where Andy Burnham's Labour candidacy clashes with Reform UK's appeal amid local despair over crime, economic decline, and political apathy.
Jamaican activists challenge the all-inclusive tourism model they call 'plantation tourism,' fighting for public beach access and against privatization that they say benefits elites and excludes locals.
Campaigners in Jamaica are challenging the privatization of beaches through five court cases, arguing that colonial-era laws deprive locals of access and livelihoods.
Chris Taylor launches petition against Essex council's ban on Pride events in libraries, calling it 'Orwellian'. Reform councils across England impose similar restrictions, sparking community backlash.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy thanked the UK for intercepting a Russian shadow fleet oil tanker in the English Channel, calling it an important step to limit war funding.
Daphne Shadwell, the pioneering TV director who gave 'Ready Steady Go!' its title and shaped children's programming, has died at 98. She worked on iconic shows.
The exodus of Americans with democratic values, termed 'democratic drain', threatens to worsen US authoritarian slippage as supporters emigrate or are pressured to leave.
Shirley Firth, 93, hopes a retrial in the Dominican Republic will convict those responsible for the 2019 murder of her daughter Lindsay de Feliz, a British author.
Peter Thomson, the first professor of drama at Exeter University and a key figure in transforming British drama education, has died aged 88. He championed practical theatre studies.
The Lincoln Memorial, a symbol of equality and democracy, faces indignities from Trump's events, but its legacy endures as a beacon for civil rights.