A couple in Halkyn, Flintshire, have launched a Senedd petition for stricter controls on large holiday lets after enduring noise and privacy invasion from a £1.6m Airbnb next door, sparking wider debate.
Green Party councillors in Manchester are calling for a region-wide response to a rise in organised far-right activity, citing Britain First marches that required significant policing.
Prince Harry's solo UK trip turned chaotic as security issues, Palace stay denial, and a court loss led to frayed tempers before Meghan and children joined.
Sherry Johnson was raped at 8, forced to marry her rapist at 11, and had six children by 17. She now campaigns against child marriage in the US.
John Titor claimed to be a time traveller from 2036, warning of nuclear war on a 2000 forum. Some predictions came true, but skeptics say it was a hoax by a Florida lawyer.
Norway winger Antonio Nusa faces England in the World Cup quarter-finals. His failed Brentford medical, injury hell, RB Leipzig move, and Manchester United interest are detailed.
Alan Shearer surprised Newcastle Panthers FC, the North East's only LGBTQIA+ friendly football team, with a £2,000 grant and a new kit sponsored by his foundation.
The Socialist Workers Party faces backlash after tweeting 'Hurrah! She's dead!' about Ann Widdecombe, who was found dead with a head wound at her Devon home. Police investigate suspected murder.
Manchester's Gay Village launches a trial of outdoor seating on Bloom Street and Richmond Street, aiming to boost daytime trade and create a café-style atmosphere similar to the pandemic era.
At least one million women and girls lost humanitarian support in 18 months due to record foreign aid cuts, UN Women reports, with 84% of women's organizations seeing increased demand and 40% facing closure.
The NAACP is demanding the suspension of the Memphis Safe Task Force after the deaths of two Black men, calling for a thorough federal investigation into the joint federal-state law enforcement operation.
About 300 people attended a 'just sitting and not doing shit' event in Bangkok's Lumphini Park, responding to a Facebook call to escape screens and protest capitalism by spending an hour being 'useless'.
Republican lawmakers threaten DOJ action against WNBA over fouls on Caitlin Clark, pushing the star into a political role she has long avoided amid America's sports culture wars.
From a dolphin to a witch doctor, the 2026 World Cup has seen bizarre predictions. Uri Geller and a Ghanaian mystic clashed over Harry Kane, while a dolphin, shark, and alien prophecy all failed. Only one predictor got it right.
A simple 1p coin placed in your fruit bowl may help deter fruit flies this summer, according to DIY expert Glen Peskett. The copper is thought to repel them, though cleanliness is key.
Twelfth of July celebrations have begun in Northern Ireland with the lighting of bonfires ahead of the Orange Order’s parades on Monday.
A man known as Frank says he experienced a time slip back to the 1950s when he walked into a bookshop on Liverpool's Bold Street in 1996, a phenomenon also reported by others.
England face Norway in World Cup quarter-final amid thunderstorm fears. Harry Kane confirms playing golf with Donald Trump. Triple injury boost for England as Rice, Guehi, James train.
Andy Wightman's Who Owns Scotland website reveals 88% of rural Scotland is privately owned, with 408 landowners controlling over half, the most concentrated pattern in Europe.
Saturn Return hits everyone between ages 27-30, causing upheaval in relationships, careers, and life direction. Astrologer Kerry King explains what it is and how to survive it.
A reader argues that both PlayStation and Xbox are ill-equipped to survive the next 10 years, citing Xbox's mass layoffs and Sony's shift to digital-only media.
In next week's Coronation Street, sex offender Ross Wilkes sets his sights on Tracy Barlow, Betsy Swain is rushed to hospital, and Sarah Platt confesses to murdering Theo Silverton.
Over 200,000 people gather for the 140th Durham Miners' Gala. TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak says the event is a vital celebration of working-class unity amid national polarisation.
Jordan Henderson's World Cup ended with a broken wrist. Now England assistant Anthony Barry says he has all the qualities to become a top coach under Thomas Tuchel.
Readers debate whether businesses should give staff paid time off for England's World Cup quarter-final against Norway, plus views on tennis, heatwaves, and Nigel Farage's by-election.
The establishment's witch hunt against Nigel Farage has backfired, with the British public rallying behind Reform UK as membership surges and political rivals refuse to contest the Clacton by-election.
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The conspiracy around 11 missing or dead US scientists linked to secret research has roots in a 1977 British TV episode, sparking federal investigation.
The High Pay Centre, a thinktank exposing CEO excess, closes after funding loss. It revealed FTSE 100 CEOs earn median worker's annual salary in 2.5 days. Closure linked to anti-DEI trends.
Graham Platner drops out of Maine's US Senate race; Troy Jackson, a logger and populist, emerges as the ideal candidate to challenge Susan Collins.