Veteran Firefighter Killed in ATV Collision at Texas Race Track
Veteran firefighter Billy Hurt killed in ATV collision while responding to crash at Texas race track; another official injured.
Veteran firefighter Billy Hurt killed in ATV collision while responding to crash at Texas race track; another official injured.
Police Scotland denies pressuring staff over Trump's Scotland visit, citing experience in managing presidential visits amid union concerns.
Amid Middle East war, experts identify UK's safest places in a nuclear attack, including remote islands and underground shelters.
Trump-appointed commission approves 24-karat gold coin with his image for US 250th anniversary, despite law banning living presidents on currency.
Man refused neighbour's demand to keep dogs inside so her kids could play in his garden, leading to neighbourhood alienation.
British Airways flight attendant Julia Casey sacked after being 10 times over alcohol limit on duty, fined £300.
Trump's defunding of USAGM endangers foreign journalists on visas, who risk deportation and imprisonment in authoritarian countries.
OSA rules 11-plus test unfair for summer-born children, orders Colchester grammar school to adjust scores by age.
King Charles's US state visit proceeds with full security measures after assassination attempt on President Trump; ambassador confirms planning and adjustments.
GPS jammed on RAF jet carrying UK defence secretary John Healey near Russian border during return from Estonia.
Doja Cat insults Elon Musk as 'barrel chested ewok' while demanding reinstatement of X's audio post feature.
TSA lines stretch for hours as unpaid agents skip work; Trump deploys ICE agents to 11 US airports amid government shutdown and a fatal crash at LaGuardia.
White House chief of staff Susie Wiles restricts cabinet travel before midterms amid controversy over her candid remarks in a Vanity Fair profile.
Five Iranian women's footballers seek asylum in Australia after Asian Cup exit, fearing persecution if they return home amid Middle East tensions.
Green Party member Elise Benjamin defends Hamas and calls Zionism racism, as internal tensions over antisemitism threaten electoral gains.
Pep Guardiola reportedly wants to manage England after leaving Manchester City, but Thomas Tuchel's contract extension may delay his plans.
LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil says PIF funding only guaranteed through 2026, casting doubt on the rebel league's long-term future amid player exits and failed merger talks.
Solicitor clarifies rules on neighbour's bins left on pavements, advising informal approach then council complaint if needed.
Orbán's propaganda empire collapsed after his election loss, but fearless journalism endures across Europe, as shown by the European Press Prize winners.
Eve Myles stars as Detective Annie Cassidy in ITV's new psychological thriller 'Gone', a six-part series about a headmaster suspected in his wife's disappearance.
South Korean woman acquitted 61 years after biting attacker's tongue in self-defence; original conviction overturned.
Readers raise safety and health concerns over dogs in public places, calling for stricter rules and dog-free zones.
Lorraine Kelly skipped her ITV show but appeared on This Morning, baffling viewers. She cited half-term holidays and a lie-in.
BBC commissions two new Welsh dramas, Old Town Murders and The Witch Farm, set and filmed in Wales, starring Mark Lewis Jones and Gabrielle Creevy.
Cam McEvoy criticises Enhanced Games after Kristian Gkolomeev swims faster than his world record using banned substances.
UK to lower threshold for reservist recall from 2027, allowing call-up for 'warlike preparations' and raising maximum age to 65.
Former Saudi student arrested after crossbow shooting at University of Surrey leaves campus safety officer seriously injured.
Lucien Laviscount credits David Beckham for helping him start his acting career after a chance meeting on a Marks and Spencer photoshoot.
At least 60 killed in RSF drone and artillery strikes on a displacement shelter in El Fasher, Sudan, amid ongoing civil war.
A grassroots technique called 'radical listening' uses deep canvassing to bridge political divides and counter the far right, with volunteers in South Devon sparking conversations that change minds.