Hawaii Fisherman Missing After Being Pulled Overboard by Giant Tuna
Mark Knittle, 63, was pulled overboard by a huge tuna while fishing off Hawaii's Big Island; search continues.
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Carrie Symonds 'Too Scared to Go Home' After Neighbours Record Row with Boris Johnson
Carrie Symonds says she is 'too scared to go home' after neighbours recorded her argument with Boris Johnson and reported it to police.
Court Approves Pro-Palestine March Across Sydney Harbour Bridge
Thousands to march across Sydney Harbour Bridge after court approves pro-Palestine rally, as poll shows majority of Australians want tougher action on Israel.
Water Bosses Face Pay Freeze Over Sewage Spills
Ofwat hints at pay freezes for water bosses amid sewage spill outrage, as bills set to rise from 2025 to fund improvements.
75 MPs Call for Release of Penguins 'Trapped' in London Aquarium Basement
75 MPs demand independent review of 15 Gentoo penguins kept in windowless basement at SEA LIFE London Aquarium, citing welfare concerns.
County Durham Waterfall in Royal Mail Stamp Collection
High Force in County Durham is among 10 waterfalls featured in a new Royal Mail stamp collection celebrating the power and beauty of UK landscapes.
Rare Giraffe Arrives at Chester Zoo for Matchmaking
Chester Zoo welcomes Kris, a three-year-old northern giraffe, from West Midlands Safari Park for a carefully planned matchmaking with the resident herd, aiming to boost conservation breeding.
London MPs Slam Reform UK MP Over Women's Safety Comments
Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin faces backlash for suggesting England should keep winning football matches to prevent domestic violence, with London MPs and charities condemning her remarks.
Starmer Backs Water Safety Campaign: Mirror Welcomes Support
The Mirror's Save Lives for Sam campaign gains Prime Minister Keir Starmer's backing. He vows government action to prevent child drownings, calling recent tragedies deeply concerning.
Piers Morgan Sparks Debate Over Anti-Scotland World Cup Remark
Piers Morgan says he hopes Scotland has a 'terrible' World Cup, sparking debate over the England-Scotland rivalry. He praises fans but wishes ignominious failure.
Set for Life Winning Numbers for June 18 Draw
Check the winning Set for Life numbers for Thursday, June 18. Top prize is £10,000 every month for 30 years. Numbers: 11, 20, 23, 24, 27, Life Ball 5.
UK Wildlife Faces Mass Extinction Within 20 Years, Experts Warn
Experts warn hundreds of UK species could go extinct within 20 years unless urgent action is taken on emissions and land use.
Hollywood Animal Trainer Mauled to Death by Grizzly Bear During Stunt
Animal trainer Stephan Miller was mauled to death by a grizzly bear he raised from childhood during a stunt gone wrong in California.
McTominay Backed by Clarke for Morocco World Cup Match
Steve Clarke defends Scott McTominay after a below-par performance against Haiti, insisting the Napoli star is ready to be Scotland's World Cup talisman against Morocco.
Inside Pretty Picture Company's Christmas Prep in June
Go behind the scenes at the Pretty Picture Company showroom in Blaydon, where staff are already creating a magical winter wonderland for Christmas 2026.
Royal Australian Mint Unveils Bluey Coin Collection
Royal Australian Mint releases Bluey coins featuring the Heeler family; online ballot opens today.
Farmer Jailed for Riverbank Damage Sparks Debate on Environmental Justice
Farmer John Price jailed for 12 months for damaging River Lugg, a protected site, sparking debate over environmental justice and punishment severity.
UK commits to 87% emissions cut by 2040
UK government commits to 87% emissions cut by 2040, targeting net zero by 2050 amid political divisions.
Diversity Drive Targets ‘Too White’ Countryside Perception
UK countryside bodies launch diversity plans after report warns landscapes are seen as 'too white' and 'middle-class'.
Scottish puffin deaths in Spain raise climate change fears
Hundreds of puffins, many ringed in Scotland, wash up dead on Spanish beaches, sparking fears over climate change and food scarcity.
Teen Girl Bitten by Shark Off Queensland Coast
A 13-year-old girl was bitten by a shark off Queensland's coast at Bargara beach. She is being treated for minor back injuries.
Stolen Goats Reunited with Buckinghamshire Farm After Two Months
Four goats stolen from a Buckinghamshire farm in December have been reunited after two months, with the last pair found 10 miles away.
Unlimited Fines For Dog Owners In Livestock Attack Cases
New laws in England and Wales introduce unlimited fines and police powers to detain dogs in livestock worrying cases, aiming to protect farm animals and save farmers thousands.
Super El Niño Could Bring Record UK Summer Heat
UN warns of possible 'super' El Niño within weeks, which could boost global temperatures and bring record summer heat to the UK.
Hosepipe Ban Rules and Fines Explained
Hosepipe bans affect millions in UK due to drought. Rules include no watering gardens, washing cars, or filling pools. Fines up to £1,000.
May and Trump Vow to Deter Assad from Using Chemical Weapons Again
May and Trump vow to deter Assad from using chemical weapons again, as Cabinet backs military action amid calls for a Commons vote.
Electric Blue Sea Creatures Wash Up on Welsh Beaches
Hundreds of Velella velella, also known as by-the-wind sailors, have washed up on Welsh beaches. Experts urge beachgoers not to touch the electric blue creatures due to mild stings.
Thames Water Pays £500 to Bedridden Pensioner After £215 Monthly Bill Error
Thames Water pays £500 to 98-year-old after faulty meter led to £215 monthly bill based on erroneous water usage.
2025 Confirmed as UK's Warmest Year on Record
Met Office confirms 2025 as UK's warmest year on record at 10.09°C, also the sunniest, with droughts and heatwaves.
Norway's Trysil: A Family Ski Paradise with Early Morning Passes
A family ski holiday in Trysil, Norway, with early morning passes, guaranteed snow, and stunning scenery.
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