FIFA accused of blackmail by Jordan FA over Infantino
Jordan FA president Prince Ali accuses FIFA of blackmail, claiming Infantino sought endorsement in exchange for help. FIFA declined to comment.
Category : Environment
William and Kate show 'family happiness' at Commonwealth Games
Prince William and Princess Kate displayed a 'snapshot of family happiness' at the Commonwealth Games, signalling they've moved on from Kate's cancer battle.
Public sector 'defying' single-sex ruling, says campaigner
From August 5, single-sex spaces must be used based on biological sex, but critics say public bodies are defying the Supreme Court ruling.
Seoul issues first severe heatwave warning as death toll hits 16
Seoul braces for its first severe heatwave warning as South Korea's death toll from heat reaches 16, with temperatures forecast to hit 38C.
Climate Deniers Reshape UK Debate Amid Drought and Wildfires
As drought and wildfires hit the UK, a minority of right-leaning critics are downplaying climate urgency, reshaping political discourse and policy.
Nine Lives feral cat caught after three-year rampage
A feral cat named Nine Lives, which killed dozens of rare pāteke ducks in New Zealand, has been caught and humanely shot after evading trappers for three years.
Volunteers Plant Trees to Build Sand Dunes on Fylde Coast
Volunteers plant Christmas trees on Fylde coast beach to create sand dunes, vital for wildlife habitat and soft sea defence.
Concacaf countries may withdraw support for Infantino
Concacaf nations are considering withdrawing support for Gianni Infantino, following Europe's lead, as pressure mounts on the Fifa president.
Refusal of Care: Taboo Threatening Reform
Older people often refuse social care due to fear of losing independence, a taboo that could undermine reform efforts. Any review must address this.
UK Sport withdraws GB Snowsport funding over governance
UK Sport has withdrawn all funding from GB Snowsport for the next Olympic cycle after an independent governance review, while committing record £33m to winter sports.
North Sea oil tests Burnham's green and industrial credibility
Letters debate North Sea oil expansion as a litmus test for PM Burnham, balancing environmental concerns and industrial needs.
Social care is for us all, and we all must fund it
Readers respond to Polly Toynbee's article on the new PM's commitment to a fair social care system, highlighting misunderstandings and the need for universal funding.
Burnham must tackle social media threat
Social media is the biggest threat to the UK, says Lesley-Ann Jones, urging Andy Burnham to act after the Ceuta border surge.
Newcastle Women's Aid Secures Funding for Three More Years
Newcastle Women's Aid receives National Lottery funding to continue specialist domestic abuse services for three more years, ensuring vital support for women and girls.
Bryant urged to deliver fair, balanced Troubles legacy Bill
Victims Commissioner Joe McVey has urged the new Northern Ireland Secretary to ensure the Troubles Bill is 'fair and balanced' and reflects the diversity of all victims and survivors.
Eccles pub named CAMRA gem with hidden beer garden
The Lamb Hotel in Eccles, a Grade II-listed Joseph Holt pub, has been named Salford CAMRA pub of the year in 2019 and is known for its hidden beer garden.
Triple lock row divides Reform and Restore
Rupert Lowe's plan to scrap the triple lock draws warnings of 'fatal' vote loss, as Reform defends the policy and speculation of a pact grows.
Gateshead shelter seeks homes for 44 cats
Gateshead's Cats Protection Tyneside Adoption Centre urgently needs homes after taking in 44 cats, many 'inbetweeners' suited for farms or stables.
Cheddar Cheese Makes Scrambled Eggs Creamier and Richer
Adding a handful of cheddar cheese to scrambled eggs makes them creamier and more luxurious with minimal effort, using just a quarter cup per four eggs.
Dumbarton Glencairn House revamp delayed again
West Dunbartonshire Council confirms the opening of the new library and museum at Glencairn House is postponed due to unforeseen technical issues.
Glasgow charity dog walk this weekend for Maggie's
Join the Mutt Strutt in Glasgow this Saturday to raise funds for Maggie's cancer centre, with routes along the River Kelvin.
Chefs settle ketchup storage debate
Four chefs and a nutritionist agree ketchup should be refrigerated after opening for best quality, though cupboard storage is safe.
Signs of Misogynist Radicalisation in Boys After School 'Rape List'
A new film exposes misogyny in UK schools, including a 'rape list' created by boys. Experts share signs of radicalisation and advice for parents.
Perthshire residents invited to view solar farm plans
Carse of Gowrie residents can see plans for Scotland's second largest solar farm in September, with public consultations and follow-up events.
Love Your Garden expert warns against rushing garden changes
Danny Clarke from ITV's Love Your Garden says the biggest mistake is buying plants and furniture without planning, advising a slower approach.
RSPCA Urges Public to Adopt Cats Amid Kitten Season
RSPCA appeals for cat adoptions amid Kitten Season, with 6,308 incidents since May, urging neutering and fostering.
Councillor branded 'bigot' over rainbow picnic table row
A Restore Britain councillor in Bridgend has been labelled a 'bigot' after criticising a rainbow-painted picnic table, sparking a political row over LGBTQ+ visibility in public spaces.
West Lothian woman walks for mum at Alzheimer Scotland Memory Walk
Debbie Magee from Broxburn joins Alzheimer Scotland's Edinburgh Memory Walk in memory of her mum Rosie, who died with vascular dementia, to raise funds.
Boy, 14, drowns after entering water at Millwall Outer Dock
A 14-year-old boy has drowned after entering the water at Millwall Outer Dock in east London, with police treating the death as unexpected but not suspicious.
Boy, 14, drowns after entering Millwall Outer Dock
A 14-year-old boy drowned after entering the Millwall Outer Dock in east London. Emergency services recovered him at 10.30pm, and he was pronounced dead. Police treat the death as unexpected but not suspicious.
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