A photo from Elvis Presley's 1977 concert appears to show a woman holding a mobile phone, leading conspiracy theorists to claim proof of time travel. The image has gone viral on Reddit, but skeptics suggest it's a vintage camera or juice carton.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla attend Buckingham Palace garden party; Prince Harry in London but won't meet King due to schedule.
Former SNP minister Alex Neil calls on John Swinney to support North Sea drilling after the SNP's heavy by-election loss in Aberdeen South, warning voters are angry at treating the industry as a 'sacrificial lamb'.
The Queens Arms in Liverpool has been honoured by the Rainbow Toffees, Everton FC's LGBTQ+ supporters club, for its inclusive atmosphere following a £265,000 refurbishment.
Peter Egan condemns Morocco's cull of stray dogs ahead of the 2030 World Cup, calling it barbaric and urging FIFA to act.
Gen Z protests toppled governments in Nepal and Madagascar in 2025. Activists from five countries cite corruption, unemployment, and poor services as key drivers.
A woman considers joining a throuple with her boyfriend and his ex-girlfriend, but friends warn against it. Counsellor Laura Collins advises caution.
Andy Burnham's victory in the Makerfield byelection showcases his appeal, but questions remain about his ability to translate local success into a national governing strategy.
Report finds 286 climate and Gaza activists jailed for 136 years total, with average 28-week sentences, as anti-protest laws tighten.
RT chief Margarita Simonyan likens Vladimir Putin to Jesus Christ, calling him a 'very merciful man' despite over 500,000 deaths in the Ukraine war he started.
Emma Hayes appeared to hit back at criticism over ITV's 'kitchen' set that sparked accusations of sexism during the World Cup, telling viewers to 'pay attention'.
Rory Hanrahan, son of ex-IRA terrorist, launches 'I Stand With British Jews' badges for July 23. Charles Moore urges wearing them despite anxiety.
The BBC must redefine trusted news amid job cuts and rising misinformation, offering a dynamic strategy to combat global anxiety and fake news.
ABC broadcaster James O'Loghlin shares his journey from grief to activism after his friend's mesothelioma diagnosis, and how he learned to lean in.
Everton youngster Demi Akarakiri is set to join Serie A side Cagliari after a contract offer, seeking first-team football in Italy's top flight.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been warned not to speak to the press about their upcoming UK visit, or risk losing all trust from King Charles and the Royal Family.
Emma Hayes was forced to use a chalkboard on a kitchen-style set for ITV analysis, sparking outrage. Striker Tara Mae Kirk shares her own sexism ordeal and calls for equality.
Four Palestine Action activists jailed for up to 7 years for damaging Israeli arms factory in UK, with judge citing terrorist connection.
Extinction Rebellion protests block traffic in five UK cities, demanding government action on climate emergency with boats and civil disobedience.
Police used rubber bullets and pepper spray to repel about 1,000 animal rights activists attempting to seize beagles from a Wisconsin research facility.
Trump faces backlash over Iran deal as he claims unconditional surrender. Meanwhile, Democrats celebrate with Mamdani's Knicks speech and Obama Library opening.
Andy Burnham won the Makerfield by-election with 24,937 votes, but a giant fox candidate, Robert Pownall, stood beside him. Pownall, founder of Protect the Wild, scored 18 votes.
Conspiracy theorists claim Vladimir Putin is a time traveler after two historical photos from 1920 and 1941 show men strikingly similar to the Russian President.
Pro-Palestine protest blocks Sydney Harbour Bridge, causing delays. Up to 50,000 expected to march from 1.30pm Sunday.
Thousands join pro-Palestinian protests across UK, 15 arrested in London as police deploy over 1,000 officers.
Thousands to march across Sydney Harbour Bridge after court approves pro-Palestine rally, as poll shows majority of Australians want tougher action on Israel.
75 MPs demand independent review of 15 Gentoo penguins kept in windowless basement at SEA LIFE London Aquarium, citing welfare concerns.
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.
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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.