Mirror Football's Ryan Taylor reports from Mexico City before England's World Cup round-of-16 clash with Mexico at the Estadio Azteca, detailing the real effects of altitude and pollution after personal experience.
A teen's secret Facebook party for 25 friends attracts 200 guests, causing extensive damage to the family home. Parents later adopt a supervised approach.
Roma soldiers in Ukraine face barriers to compensation and recognition due to lack of documents and language issues, despite serving bravely in the war.
Vincent Chan, 45, pleads guilty to 26 child sex offences at Bright Horizons nursery in London, including assaults on toddlers and possession of indecent images.
Letter argues for reviving sandwich courses, combining industry and academia, to better use apprenticeship levies.
Australia's teacher shortages are among the worst globally, hitting regional and disadvantaged schools hardest, with high stress and workload driving many to leave.
Mojtaba Khamenei is favourite to succeed his father as Iran's supreme leader, signalling hardline anti-Western stance.
Critics argue UK's foreign policy in Gaza and beyond reflects imperial mindset, with interventions causing instability and loss of life.
Nepal's Shivaratri festival sees devotees openly smoking cannabis, despite its usual ban, as an exception to honour Hindu god Shiva.
FCDO updates travel advice for 33 countries as Middle East conflict escalates, warning of flight disruptions and airspace closures.
Historian Anthony Glees says three signs show World War III may have started, citing the Israel-US attack on Iran and leader mindsets.
Nearly 40% of children start reception without basic skills, teachers say, as cost-of-living pressures and service cuts take a toll.
British dad and daughter flee Abu Dhabi after Iranian attacks, taking a six-hour taxi ride through desert to Oman to catch a flight home.
International student numbers in UK fall 44% after visa crackdown, hitting struggling cities hardest, warns Centre for Cities.
Syrian government and Kurdish SDF reach permanent truce, integrating Kurdish forces into state army and ending autonomy project.
Celebrities including Lindsay Lohan and Vicky Pattison seek safety in Dubai after Iranian strikes hit UAE, causing deaths and flight cancellations.
Smithsonian returns three stolen Indian temple bronzes after investigation confirms illegal removal.
Israeli airstrikes kill 27 in Gaza, including children, raising total deaths since October ceasefire to 425, despite truce violations.
Northwestern Mutual accused of luring college grads with false promises of finance careers, instead pushing them to sell costly insurance to contacts, leaving many in debt.
UK government announces major apprenticeship reforms to speed up training, cut approval times, and create 50,000 new places.
Cambodia reports damage to Preah Vihear temple from Thai artillery during border clashes, with five dead and thousands evacuated.
Andy Burnham, expected to become PM on July 20, backs a social media ban for under 16s as a 'critical first step' for online safety, urging cross-party support and fast implementation.
Iranian teen motorcycle influencer Diana Bahador killed in protests; rights groups say security forces shot her, state media disputes.
Hundreds of thousands protest in Tel Aviv, demanding end to Gaza war and release of hostages, as general strike and nationwide demonstrations pressure government.
Vegas teacher Kha Nam Nguyen faces charges for playing knife tag and calling girls 'gold diggers' in class.
Russia launches massive drone and missile attack on Kyiv and Kharkiv during US-backed peace talks in UAE, killing one and injuring dozens.
UN warns Colombia gangs recruit children via TikTok and Facebook, with 474 verified cases from 2022-2024 and worsening trends in 2025.
Queen Camilla warns reading crisis is 'more urgent than ever' as global rates plummet. Her charity urges five minutes of daily reading to combat stress and loneliness.
UN peacekeepers in Lebanon report surge in Israeli violence, including drone attacks and gunfire, amid tensions along the Blue Line.
At least 12 Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza as ceasefire violations escalate, with Hamas accusing Israel of massacre.