Three-time US Olympian David Hearn has been indicted by a Washington DC grand jury for allegedly vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, following President Trump's claims of damage to the failed renovation project.
Celtic's lack of transfer activity is baffling given squad needs, but years of similar behaviour make it unsurprising, writes Chris Sutton. Key players like Maeda and Johnston may attract offers.
Three-time US Olympian David Hearn has been indicted in Washington DC for allegedly damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, following President Trump's claims of vandalism amid a failed renovation.
The UK’s National Crime Agency has uncovered an international network of drug-facilitated sexual assault, with over 270 suspects identified and 210 intelligence packages sent globally, likening the crimes to the Gisèle Pelicot case.
Major League Baseball suspended Washington Nationals pitcher Cade Cavalli and Boston Red Sox first baseman Willson Contreras seven games each for roles in a benches-clearing brawl on Tuesday.
A Chinese woman won a landmark sexual harassment lawsuit, with the court ruling her former boss liable for harassment and ordering compensation, in a rare victory for the MeToo movement in China.
At least 28 people were killed and over 100 wounded in a Russian missile barrage on Kyiv. Ukraine and Russia both vow to intensify fighting.
The case of Lyhanna in France highlights systemic failures in protecting children from sexual assault, sparking outrage and calls for reform.
Parents charged with deprivation of care after twin 15-month-old girls found dead in Beuvrages, France. Post-mortem confirms dehydration and underweight; four siblings also dehydrated, one critical.
Children are refusing to attend Townfield Primary School after being told of class reorganisation without parental warning, leading to distress and police involvement.
Sandy Chugg, a former leader of the Rangers Inter City Firm, has a history of hooliganism, drug dealing, far right politics, and multiple jail sentences spanning decades.
A woman fears her husband's return after a year working away will disrupt her home routine with the kids, raising doubts about their marriage. Coleen Nolan advises communication.
A mum in Cambuslang lives in fear after a masked gang smashed her car and home windows, then returned to petrol bomb her car. Police are investigating the wilful fire-raising.
The 1981 Toxteth riots exposed aggressive policing, systemic poverty, and institutional racism. Witnesses and historians reflect on the uprising that changed Liverpool and Britain.
FIFA has received a complaint about Mexico fans targeting team hotels ahead of their World Cup game against England. Ecuador submitted a complaint after their players were kept awake by Mexico fans before their match.
Sixteen children, aged 18 months to 18 years, were found mute and in squalid conditions in an Ohio home. Four adults have been charged with child endangerment.
British police investigate eight cases of women drugged and sexually abused by husbands in organised networks linked to online forums, with 270 suspects globally.
A 7-year-old girl suffered severe scalp and leg injuries after being attacked by multiple dogs in Corning, California. Her grandmother says the dogs ripped her scalp off.
Police discovered 16 mute children living in deplorable conditions in a tiny Ohio home, shocking neighbours who never saw them. Four adults arrested.
Interpol seeks an 'armed and dangerous' Ukrainian woman in her 30s as prime suspect in Monaco explosion that critically injured oligarch Vladim Yermolaiev, a woman, and a teenage boy.
Around 100 firefighters and 15 engines are tackling a two-storey warehouse fire on an industrial estate in Tottenham, north London. Residents advised to keep windows closed.
The Netherlands World Cup camp was 'extremely frustrated' at Arsenal after Mikel Arteta played Jurrien Timber in the Champions League final, leading to the defender missing the World Cup.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's planned UK visit for the Invictus Games 2027 countdown is in doubt after their request for police protection was rejected, leaving the Duke 'devastated' and the family's travel plans uncertain.
An unexploded Second World War bomb containing live explosives was discovered and destroyed at Belhaven Beach in East Lothian. The Coastguard urges beachgoers not to touch suspicious objects.
British couple Rodney and Rachel Saunders were abducted, tortured, and murdered in South Africa by an ISIS-linked gang. Their bodies were fed to crocodiles. Three people received life sentences.
Sean Gray, 58, has been charged with murdering Adrian Horton, 66, and Uschi Schild, 46, in St Leonards, East Sussex. Police were called at 4.30am on Tuesday.
A flat in Newport has been boarded up after a court granted a three-month closure order due to persistent anti-social behaviour. Residents reported disorder, and police acted during Anti-social Behaviour Awareness Week.
Prince Harry was called 'moronic' by GB News contributor Cristo Foufas on Sky News over his security demands for an upcoming UK trip, sparking debate on royal protection.
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel warns Donald Trump that Cuba is preparing for war, vowing to defend its sovereignty to the last drop of blood.
A young couple in Indonesia's Aceh province were publicly caned 21 times each after a TikTok livestream showed them kissing, violating Sharia law. The punishment was carried out in front of around 100 spectators.