Wigmore Hall celebrated its 125th anniversary with a gala concert recreating the 1901 inaugural programme, featuring Thomas Adès, Alina Ibragimova, and Cédric Tiberghien.
A Peruvian man divorced his wife after finding a Google Maps photo of her cuddling another man in 2013. She confessed to the affair.
Tom Homan threatens to send more ICE agents to New York City after governor signs anti-cooperation law, amid World Cup and NBA finals.
Two Singaporean and one Indonesian hiker killed in Mount Dukono eruption; 15 others rescued, guide detained.
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper warns Russia is becoming more reckless as its war in Ukraine falters, urging increased NATO defence spending.
Ed Gein, the real-life serial killer, inspired iconic horror films like Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and The Silence of the Lambs.
Real Madrid announce José Mourinho's return as head coach on a three-year deal, replacing Álvaro Arbeloa after a disappointing season.
King Charles's state visit to Washington is seen as crucial for Sir Keir Starmer amid strained UK-US relations, with Trump's fondness for royals offering a diplomatic bridge.
Channel 4 cancels BAFTA-nominated sitcom Pushers after one season, despite critical acclaim and Rosie Jones' performance.
AFL star Noah Balta avoids jail for assaulting a man outside a club, receives curfew, alcohol ban, and $3,000 fine.
US sanctions 35 Iranian shadow banking entities and warns banks over Chinese teapot refineries paying Strait of Hormuz tolls.
Scottish mother stranded in Spain after baby denied boarding due to new UK dual nationality rules requiring a British passport or certificate of entitlement.
Maga influencer Melissa Rein Lively admits assault at Bond Street tube station, agrees to pay £910 compensation.
Emily Blunt shines in Spielberg's new alien thriller, but its goofy finale leaves critic Adam White feeling cold.
Arizona judge to decide whether $12.8m lottery jackpot goes to store manager or Circle K in dispute over overprinted tickets.
Analysis of how Giulio Douhet's 1921 air power theory influences Trump's Iran strategy and Pete Hegseth's rhetoric, with historical parallels.
Trump says US doesn't need Nato after allies reject Hormuz help; Middle East crisis escalates with Iran attacks.
King Charles bids farewell to Nigeria's President after a historic state visit, then opens a new nature reserve at Seven Sisters.
Jeffrey Epstein housed alleged abuse victims in London flats after Met Police declined to investigate Virginia Giuffre's 2015 complaint, BBC reports.
Extradition of alleged Scottish crime boss Steven Lyons from Bali to Spain delayed again amid ongoing police investigation.
UK authorises armed forces to board Russian oil tankers in British waters to tackle shadow fleet evading sanctions, escalating action against Moscow.
Iran seizes two ships in Strait of Hormuz, says reopening 'impossible' as US and Iran maintain blockades, causing global economic crisis.
Whitehall in central London was closed after a suspicious package was found, but has since reopened. The alert coincided with the Million Mask March.
ICE detains five-year-old Liam Ramos and his father in Minnesota driveway, transporting them to Texas detention centre amid asylum case.
Plaid Cymru wins Caerphilly byelection, ousting Labour and beating Reform UK into second place, in a historic shift in Welsh politics.
The Only Way Is Essex star Jake Hall, 35, dies in accidental fall at a villa in Majorca, with head wounds from glass.
Spirit Airlines pilot Jon Jackson gets surprise retirement send-off from Southwest after his final flight is cancelled due to Spirit's collapse.
Southampton's appeal against expulsion from Championship playoffs for spying is dismissed; Middlesbrough to face Hull at Wembley.
UK plans to ban Troubles prosecutions spark fury from Irish, Northern Irish leaders, who call it a betrayal of victims and a breach of trust.
Chinese heiress Lanlan Yang faces additional charge over Sydney Rolls-Royce crash; court delays plea.