Dua Lipa's Low-Key London Wedding to Callum Turner
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner married in a low-key ceremony at Old Marylebone Town Hall, defying rumors of a lavish three-day Italian wedding. The couple exchanged vows with close friends and family.
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Ground Movement Forces Evacuation of 97 Homes in Scotland
Nearly 100 homes evacuated in Coalsnaughton, Scotland, after unexplained ground movement in a former mining area. Walls cracked, residents given minutes to leave.
Trump Brags About Perfect Cognitive Test Score
Donald Trump boasts a perfect score on a dementia screening test, but medical experts question why he took it again. His physical exam also shows weight gain and minor health issues.
Islington Street Fight with Broken Bottles Under Investigation
Forensic teams investigate after four men arrested and hospitalised following a violent early-morning street fight in Islington believed to involve broken bottles.
Trump in 'Excellent Health' but Advised to Lose Weight
President Trump's doctor reports excellent health after routine checkup, advising weight loss. Also, a federal judge reopens Trump's IRS suit over a $1.8bn settlement.
Lebanon PM: Israel Pursuing Scorched Earth Policy After Airstrikes
Lebanon's PM Nawaf Salam accuses Israel of scorched-earth policy and collective punishment after airstrikes kill 15 in southern Lebanon. IDF pushes deeper, crossing Litani river.
Daily Horoscope May 31, 2026: Full Moon Sparks Change
The Sagittarius full moon drives change. Aries, Gemini, Cancer uncover hidden truths. Get personalized horoscopes for all signs this Sunday.
Green Party Urged to Hear Reform UK Voters on Inequality
Green party leaders Zack Polanski and Caroline Lucas warn that the party must understand concerns of Reform UK voters, many affected by austerity, to combat inequality and win back disenfranchised electorate.
Man Jailed for Spraying Semen on Women in Supermarkets
William Kidd, 27, was jailed for four years after spraying his own semen on women in supermarkets in Cheshire and Greater Manchester. He admitted 11 counts of sexual assault.
Prince Andrew Emails Show Confidential Info Shared as Envoy
Emails handed to Buckingham Palace in 2020 appear to show Prince Andrew shared confidential information while serving as a trade envoy, amid ongoing police inquiry.
Harshita Brella Family Seeks Justice in UK
Harshita Brella's family travels from India to the UK to demand justice and criticize police handling of abuse claims before her murder.
Trump Order May Protect Olympic and Women's College Sports
Donald Trump's executive order aims to protect Olympic and women's college sports from funding cuts as universities prepare to pay athletes directly, sparking debate on its impact.
Screaming Heard in Tower Block Before Three Fell to Death
Residents report weeks of shouting and screaming before a man, woman, and child fell from a South London tower block. Police investigate deaths as suspicious.
Teen Charged with Murder of Boy, 15, in East London
A 16-year-old boy has been charged with murder after Brayan David Saldarriaga, 15, was fatally stabbed on an east London towpath. Police appeal for witnesses.
Residents Fight 'Visual Pollution' Banners in London Park
Residents near Bishop's Park in Fulham call for removal of banners they deem 'visual pollution,' citing lack of permission and harm to the Grade II-listed green space.
Hawaii Suspect Arrested in Triple Murder
Authorities in Hawaii have arrested a suspect in connection with the deaths of three men. The investigation continues as the community seeks answers.
Sturgeon: I Should Not Be Blamed for Husband's Crimes
Nicola Sturgeon says she is not responsible for Peter Murrell's embezzlement, criticizes media scrutiny, and reflects on her worst week.
Judge Orders Removal of Trump Name from Kennedy Center
A federal judge ruled that the Kennedy Center cannot be renamed after Donald Trump without congressional approval, ordering the removal of his name from signage within 14 days.
Two Men Jailed for 139mph Fatal Crash in Manchester
Uways Hussain and Usmon Mahmood, who inhaled nitrous oxide and drove at 139mph in a 30mph zone, killed Sylvester Abayomi. They were sentenced to over 11 and 12 years respectively.
King Charles and Queen Camilla to Attend Derby at Epsom
King Charles and Queen Camilla will attend the 247th Derby on June 6, reviving a royal tradition. The race has seen declining attendance, but the royal visit is a significant boost.
Brighton Sea Deaths: Cause Unclear for Three Sisters
An inquest into the deaths of three sisters found in the sea off Brighton beach has heard that the cause remains unclear, with police ruling out foul play.
Trump Ends War He Started? Blair's Ego & Sturgeon's Blind Eye
John Crace on Trump's claim to end a war he started, Sturgeon's ignorance of Murrell's fraud, burnout, Blair's saviour complex, and Spurs' survival.
US Designates Brazil Top Gangs as Terrorist Groups
The US designates Brazil's PCC and Red Command as terrorist groups, seen as a setback for President Lula and a boost for challenger Flávio Bolsonaro.
Aiming for 'Above Average' Beats Shooting for the Moon
A mathematical model suggests that setting goals slightly above average leads to better outcomes than extreme ambition, applicable to job searches, rentals, and more.
Frogmore Cottage May Be Renovated Again
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's former home, Frogmore Cottage, could undergo another renovation less than a decade after its £2.4 million conversion.
Hackney Teen Murder Victim Named: Brayan David Saldarriaga, 15
Brayan David Saldarriaga, 15, was fatally stabbed in Hackney on May 25. A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
Redbridge Man Posed as Taxi Driver to Rape Teen
Ruckling Ramsay, 61, posed as a taxi driver to kidnap and rape a 19-year-old in a four-hour ordeal. He was convicted of multiple charges at Inner London Crown Court.
ABC Boss Silent on Stevens Resignation at Senate Estimates
ABC managing director Hugh Marks avoids answering questions about Justin Stevens' abrupt resignation, sparking speculation of a push-out. Plus, 7.30 safe from axe.
Tony Abbott Elected Liberal Party President
Former PM Tony Abbott elected Liberal party president unopposed, vowing to help Angus Taylor lead a 'people's revolt' against Labor government.
Tories Accused of U-Turn on Oxford Street Pedestrianisation
The new Tory leader of Westminster Council says a judicial review against Sadiq Khan's Oxford Street pedestrianisation is 'simply impossible at this late stage,' sparking accusations of a U-turn.
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