Facewatch facial recognition in UK shops will alert police in real time to serious offenders, but civil liberties groups warn of a 'dangerous escalation' towards surveillance and criminalisation.
The GMB union has warned Labour MPs not to support a cap on political donations, claiming it could endanger union funding for the party. Labour whips are urging MPs to heed the warning ahead of next week's vote.
Pauline Hanson's UK meetings with far-right figures like Tommy Robinson and Holly Valance are part of a deliberate strategy to build a global brand, experts say, leveraging controversy for media attention.
The US men's national team's 4-1 World Cup loss to Belgium drew 33.1 million viewers, the most-watched US telecast since the Super Bowl, with a peak of 41 million.
Activists in Philadelphia are battling the Trump administration's removal of interpretive panels about enslaved Africans at the President's House, a site where George Washington lived. The fight involves lawsuits, rallies, and volunteer readings.
From emailing junior staff out of hours to playing TikTok aloud on public transport, experts reveal the new social faux pas of 2026 and how to avoid them.
Ann Widdecombe, former MP and Strictly star, died at 78. Her last call to the Express revealed her relentless campaign for fathers wronged by the Child Maintenance Service, a scandal she deemed bigger than the Post Office.
A Reddit user's question about whether dogs wag their tails voluntarily or involuntarily sparks debate. Experts and Blue Cross charity reveal tail wagging can be both, serving as communication.
Royal expert Robert Jobson questions why Meghan Markle announced her UK return with children but will avoid public appearances, asking 'Where did the security threats go?'
Two dads, Matthew Carter and Lawrence Price, founded Pints and Ponytails to teach fathers how to style their daughters' hair. Sessions sell out in 10 minutes, with global interest.
Dogs wag their tails for key communication purposes, not always excitement. Experts explain it can be involuntary or voluntary, reflecting emotions like happiness, nervousness, or appeasement.
Former England manager Sam Allardyce has accused US President Donald Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino of a 'scandalous' intervention after Trump's call led to Folarin Balogun's ban being suspended at the World Cup.
Australian activist Juliet Lamont vows to return to Gaza after alleged beatings, groping and abuse during detention in Israel.
Arthur Fery, British wildcard, has reached Wimbledon semi-finals. Emma Raducanu, who won US Open as qualifier, shared key advice: never get ahead of yourself, focus on each match.
Prince Harry could reject a meeting with King Charles during his UK visit to avoid a media frenzy, a royal expert says, as he promotes the Invictus Games.
Kansas City community throws redo toddler birthday party after no guests showed up, turning heartbreak into celebration.
A man died after a 100ft cliff fall at Southerndown, believed to be trying to save his dog. The woman with him is critical but stable.
Michael Carrick should heed Sir Alex Ferguson's advice and avoid impulsive transfers after the World Cup, as Ferguson warned against signing players based on tournament performances.
Anti-racism activists slam 'exploitation of kids' in a far-right video parading the face of Kriss Donald, murdered in a 2004 race-hate attack.
Greta Thunberg deported from Israel after Gaza flotilla protest; alleges harsh treatment including bedbugs, insufficient food and water.
A 56-year-old man has been charged with incitement to hatred after a replica mosque was placed on a loyalist bonfire in Moygashel, Co Tyrone. The bonfire was lit early to prevent removal of the hate display.
Over 500 arrested at London protest against Palestine Action ban, ruled unlawful by High Court.
Greta Thunberg alleges harsh treatment in Israeli custody, including bedbugs, insufficient food and water, and being forced to hold flags during detention after flotilla interception.
FIFA's new stand-by VAR official at World Cup quarter-finals left ITV's Jon Champion and Ally McCoist baffled and amused, with McCoist joking about the role's futility.
The Daily Star has placed a runic curse on Erling Haaland and Norway ahead of England's World Cup quarter-final, drawing on Norse folklore and a Ghanaian witch doctor's methods.
Andy Burnham apologises for Labour's initial response to the Gaza conflict, calls suffering a 'scar on our conscience', and signals tougher stance on Israel.
Count Binface aims to oust Nigel Farage in Clacton by-election, gaining support from Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher and Everton hero Peter Reid, uniting rival football fans.
Bradleigh Williams, 20, died after jumping into water at Pontneddfechan, Powys. Inquest records misadventure.
Reform UK's Greater Manchester mayoral candidate Sian Astley stands by comments suggesting Green voters and 'uniparty' MPs should house 'illegal criminals, rapists and economic chancers'.
Labour's Lisa Nandy proposes forcing YouTube to promote mainstream media content, sparking free speech concerns. Critics say it undermines independent creators and threatens diverse online voices.