A destructive tornado struck Pomas in southern France, injuring 26 people and damaging around 100 homes. Five people were hospitalised after the storm hit the village near Carcassonne in the Aude department on Monday afternoon.
Facebook accounts sharing 'Manchester nightlife' videos, including AI images, amass millions of followers. Police probe ended due to legislation limits.
A 68-year-old French tourist died in Death Valley after his car got stuck in mud and he walked in 116F heat. The NPS warns of extreme conditions.
Phil Morris, a firefighter with Mid and West Wales Fire Service, lost his family home in a fire. The Brecon community has raised over £22,000 to support him and his family.
Fire crews are tackling a large blaze in Sneinton, Nottingham, with the public urged to stay away. Nearby residents who can smell smoke are told to close windows and doors.
A Cardiff plasterer who racially abused and headbutted a property developer, breaking his jaw, has been given a suspended sentence and ordered to pay compensation.
Cleveland Police revealed the criminal records of four of the five young men who died in the A66 crash, and said 12 others have been arrested over alleged criminality linked to the incident.
Northumbria Police found no offences after probing an alleged WhatsApp image of Tynemouth councillor Tom Bailey holding a replica firearm, confirming all weapons were replicas.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino told bald Sky News reporter James Matthews 'I'll see you at the hairdressers' instead of answering questions about his future, sparking fan fury.
Around 20 masked bikers set off flares and rockets at a vigil on the A66 for joyrider Jacob Matusiak, one of seven killed in a crash involving police.
Kamil Pustkowski's mother says she begged a judge to jail her son weeks before he died in the M9 wrong-way crash, insisting he was 'lost,' not a leader.
San Francisco 49ers owner and CEO John 'Jed' York, who also co-owns Leeds United and Rangers, was arrested in Ohio and sentenced to two days in jail after pleading no contest to misdemeanour charges.
Visitors to Snowdon are clashing over queue-jumping at the summit, with some waiting over an hour in summer crowds. Climbers argue safety versus free access as the national park urges patience.
Huge crowds gathered to commemorate a joyrider, with police estimating attendance in the thousands for the event.
Newcastle City Council has issued Community Protection Warnings to two content creators over 'exploitative' filming of vulnerable people without informed consent.
Masked youths set off flares and released balloons at a gathering for an A66 crash victim, one of seven killed including two police officers.
Eryri National Park Authority says it will not intervene in summit disputes at Snowdon, maintaining a self-policing policy after queue-jumping videos emerge.
Andy Burnham condemns the 'truly reprehensible' glorification of dangerous driving after two police officers and five others died in a Teesside crash, urging social media firms to remove such content.
Seven SC Cambuur supporters suffered burns and hearing and vision damage after fireworks were set off from the away section during their Eredivisie match against Feyenoord.
A skeleton found at Stirling Castle with more than 160 fractures is the first confirmed evidence of trebuchet trauma, archaeologists say.
Bradley Townsend, 33, from Burnley, has become the first British national to die fighting for Russia in Ukraine, killed in a drone attack near Liman.
The family of Iryna Zarutska is suing Charlotte and a security company, alleging her fatal stabbing on a light rail train was preventable and that the city knew about violent crime issues.
Mark Ruffalo rejected Paramount Skydance's accusation that his comments on its Warner Bros merger were 'antisemitic', saying his criticism of Israeli actions and Oracle's role has been 'dishonestly framed'.
Former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom was ejected from the Fever-Sky WNBA game after a confrontation with Natasha Cloud, who yelled at him following a basket.
Berlin's Volksbühne theatre scrapped a planned exclusive pool afternoon for Black children after rightwing and conservative voices whipped up outrage, with organisers facing racist emails and threats.
The AFL will not invite five suspended Sydney Swans players to the Brownlow medal ceremony, with the league delaying its own inquiry until a police investigation into an alleged sexual assault concludes.
Sex toys were thrown onto the court during the Chicago Sky–Golden State Valkyries game on Friday, the latest in a series of disruptions that have engulfed the WNBA in culture-war controversy.
At least 10 immigrant detainees have been force-fed, and plans for shock-delivering gloves underline the homeland security department's sadistic practices, according to reports.
Italy's updated highway code will fine pedestrians who use mobile phones while crossing the road, with penalties of €75 or more, as part of a road safety crackdown.
An armed group posted a video showing about 600 women, children and older people abducted in an attack on a mosque in Nigeria's Niger State last week.