Melon-Eating Contest and Naked Bike Ride: Weekend Photos
A melon-eating contest in New York, a naked bike ride in Los Angeles, and extreme heat across Europe feature in this week's global photo selection.
A melon-eating contest in New York, a naked bike ride in Los Angeles, and extreme heat across Europe feature in this week's global photo selection.
King Charles' emotional plea for his sons to reconcile remains unfulfilled as Prince Harry prepares for a UK visit, with no meeting expected with Prince William.
Gavin Hastings paid a touching tribute to his brother Scott at a star-studded celebration of his life in Edinburgh, with rugby legends attending.
England WAGs celebrated the Three Lions' 2-0 win over Panama in New York, with fried chicken and selfies, as the team topped World Cup Group L.
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RecommendedJason Manford quits Absolute Radio Sunday show after eight years, leaving fans devastated. He bids emotional farewell, hints at future projects.
Sioned Williams, Plaid Cymru's Deputy First Minister, faces scrutiny from Reform UK over her portfolios in equality, community cohesion, and international aid, as the new minority government navigates a combative Senedd.
Vassos Alexander reads a four-year-old's Mother's Day letter to her late mother, moving the Virgin Radio studio to tears.
Richard Fidler reveals his wife's cancer battle and discusses the art of conversation on his long-running ABC Radio show.
US President Donald Trump dismissed Manchester as a 'town' in a recent interview. Dianne Bourne hits back, highlighting Manchester's global influence as a thriving metropolis, not a small town.
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RecommendedNigel Cabourn, the influential British menswear designer who drew inspiration from military, workwear and expeditionary gear, has died aged 76. He built a global brand with a £10m turnover.
David Beckham caused a stir during Scotland's World Cup defeat to Brazil, sipping from a giant wine glass in Miami. Fans mocked his choice of red wine in 30C heat.
The Beatles' iconic Abbey Road album cover features a secret fifth person: American tourist Paul Cole, who was captured on the zebra crossing on August 8, 1969.
Bob Murphy's sleazy comment to co-host Sharnelle Vella sparks tension on ABC Breakfast; Chris Kenny slams ABC for broadcasting Hannah Ferguson; Anthony De Ceglie quits Seven for NRL role.
The Long Wave's new editor explores the rich legacy of diaspora journalism, from Marcus Garvey's Negro World to modern digital platforms, and what lessons they offer for connecting struggles across borders today.
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RecommendedVernon Kay is the bookmakers' favourite to replace Scott Mills on BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show after Mills' contract was terminated over personal conduct allegations.
Amol Rajan's first year hosting University Challenge wins over sceptics with his relaxed style and respect for contestants.
As London sweats through a heatwave, fitness etiquette becomes crucial. From keeping shirts on to not hogging fans, here's how to be considerate at the gym.
Clive Davis, the legendary music executive who discovered and mentored iconic artists like Whitney Houston and Bruce Springsteen, has died at age 94, his family confirmed.
Simon Mayo and Jo Whiley leave Radio 2 Drivetime; Whiley moves to evenings, Mayo focuses on books and 5 Live film show.
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RecommendedBBC local radio listeners furious as specialist shows axed in major schedule shake-up, replaced by The Make A Difference Show.
Peter Dutton says welcome to country ceremonies are 'overdone' and should be limited, sparking debate in Australia's final election leaders' debate.
Angela Bacares, widow of tech billionaire Mike Lynch, faces legal claims after the Bayesian sank in 2024, killing seven. She now lives mainly in Chelsea.
Keir Starmer's wife Victoria, an NHS occupational health worker, appeared at his resignation speech. The couple have two children and live at No 10.
Former England defender Terry Fenwick recalls elbowing Diego Maradona in the 1986 World Cup quarter-final, knocking him out for four and a half minutes, only for Maradona to return and score the infamous Hand of God goal.
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RecommendedTim Minchin discusses his new book, the 'post-jokes' era, nationalism, and his Hollywood struggles ahead of a return to live comedy.
Misha Glenny debuts as In Our Time host, tackling Mill's On Liberty amid BBC's legal and leadership challenges.
Vernon Kay is favourite to replace Scott Mills on BBC Radio 2 Breakfast after Mills left following an allegation. Gary Davies, OJ Borg, Rylan Clark also in running.
Jimmy Carr condemned for 'abhorrent' Holocaust joke about Roma people in Netflix special; groups call for removal.
Bill Maher criticises ABC's suspension of Jimmy Kimmel, comparing it to his own cancellation by the network 24 years ago.
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RecommendedSara Cox takes on five marathons in five days for BBC Children in Need, documented in a new film.