Entertainment
Meghan Markle Embarrassed by Old Photo Blunder with Prince Harry
Meghan Markle shared a 2017 photo of her and Prince Harry on Instagram, leading fans to accuse her of an embarrassing blunder.
Business
New driving test booking rule targets bots and touts in UK
A new rule restricting driving test bookings to three nearest centres aims to stop bots and touts from reselling slots for profit, effective June 9.
Crime
M25 Fire Causes Major Delays: Traffic Held Near Enfield
A vehicle fire on the M25 anticlockwise between junctions 25 and 24 has led to four miles of congestion and 30-minute delays, with emergency services on scene.
Environment
Declining Bee Populations Threaten Global Human Health and Nutrition
New study reveals wild bee declines could lead to nutrient deficiencies and increased mortality, especially in isolated communities like Nepal's Jumla district.
Politics
Bill Gates to Testify on Epstein Ties Before House Committee
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates will face questions from a House committee about his past relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in a closed-door session.
Minister Blames Online Actors for Belfast Racist Riots
Northern Ireland's justice minister Naomi Long says online 'bad faith actors' incited racism after a stabbing, leading to bus and car burnings in Belfast.
One Nation Senator's Eligibility Questioned Over Snowy Hydro
Australia's leading constitutional expert says One Nation senator Tyron Whitten could be disqualified under section 44 due to family company contracts with Snowy Hydro.
BBC Breakfast fury over Belfast stabbing remarks
Northern Ireland's Justice Minister Naomi Long faced backlash on BBC Breakfast after condemning Belfast protests following a stabbing. Viewers criticized her remarks.
Trump's Rants: Pope, Transgenic Mice, and Third Term Hints
Donald Trump's second term is marked by erratic rants on Truth Social, attacks on the Pope, bizarre claims about transgender mice, and hints at a third term despite constitutional limits.
