28 m. ago Army Ranger in ICU after being hit by boat propeller while snorkeling in the Bahamas

Brent Slough was vacationing with his family on June 30 when the incident occurred in the Exuma district of the islands. The driver of the boat did not stop

Events

39 m. ago From Russell Brand to splitting with Orlando Bloom: all of Katy Perry's relationships

The singer has had a number of high-profile relationships, and now has hit headlines for her split with Orlando Bloom

Politics

44 m. ago Palestine Action to make Court of Appeal bid at evening hearing over terror ban

Lawyers on behalf of the group will make arguments to bring an appeal on Friday evening, the PA news agency understands.

Events

47 m. ago Chelsea, Aston Villa and Barcelona fined by Uefa over spending rule breaches

Chelsea hit with unconditional €31m fineVilla confident they can absorb fine and strengthenChelsea, Aston Villa and Barcelona have been fined by Uefa for breaking financial rules. Chelsea have been hit with an unconditional €31m (£27m) bill but could face a further €60m (£52m) fine if they do not comply moving forward. Barcelona and Villa have been fined €15m (£13m) and €11m (£9.5m) respectively but are also at risk of further conditional penalties.The conditional fines for Chelsea (€60m), Villa (€15m) and Barcelona (€45m) relate to agreed plans across four-year, three-year and two-year periods respectively. Continue reading...

Sport

51 m. ago Moment 'man headbutted at Manchester Airport Starbucks before brothers fought cops'

Brothers Mohammed Fahir Amaaz and Muhammad Amaad used a “high level of violence” as they fought with police in Manchester Airport in July last year, a court heard

Politics

54 m. ago Rachel Reeves says she cannot rule out autumn tax rises after ‘damaging’ week

Exclusive: Chancellor says she never considered resigning and warns ‘there are costs’ to welfare bill U-turnRachel Reeves has said it is impossible for her to rule out tax rises in the autumn budget and insisted she never thought about quitting despite a turbulent week for her and the government.In an interview with the Guardian, the chancellor said “there are costs” to the watering down of the welfare bill and acknowledged it had been a “damaging” week for Downing Street. Continue reading...

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67 m. ago He played the rebellious heartthrob in a Texas oil dynasty... now 79, this soap star carries the same charisma walking down Rodeo Drive... can you guess who?

This actor starred in a hit 80s soap opera as the charming front man who navigates the sordid affairs within the small col-de-sac he lives in outside of LA..., can you guess who?

Transport

73 m. ago Teacher’s aide accused of having sex with teen student in car outside Upstate New York school

Bombshell court filings shed new light on a situation that roiled the city of Cohoes, which is located about 150 miles north of New York City

Society

74 m. ago Wimbledon match halted after 'distressing incident' in Centre Court crowd

One of the players assisted with the concerning event amongst the spectators

Events

75 m. ago England vs India: Jamie Smith and Harry Brook hit brace of centuries to pull Three Lions back into contention

The hosts rallied back into the Test at Edgbaston

Events

76 m. ago High Court refuses bid to temporarily block Palestine Action ban

Supporting Palestine Action will be punishable by up to 14 years in prison under government plans to make them a proscribed terrorist group

Events

77 m. ago Hundreds queue to join Diogo Jota's widow and family paying respects to star: Huge line of mourners snakes around church where his body lies

Fans snaked around the Portuguese principality as the tearful crowd queued to honour the Liverpool star before his funeral tomorrow.

Politics

85 m. ago Lewis Capaldi scores biggest opening week ever in huge win as his comeback single Survive soars to the top of the charts after his tear

The 28-year-old Scotsman's comeback came after he took a two-year hiatus to focus on his mental health and 'adjust' to his Tourette's diagnosis.

Events

86 m. ago Palestine Action set to be banned after High Court bid 'refused'

A High Court judge refused co-founder Huda Ammori's bid for a temporary block

Events

91 m. ago Palestine Action will be BANNED after High Court judge refused to block it being branded a 'terror group'

Palestine Action is set to be banned after a High Court judge refused to temporarily block it from being designated a terror group.

Events

97 m. ago Neighbour hits out at farmer over canopy that lights up 'like Blackpool illuminations' at night

The farmer at the centre of the row insists she's done nothing wrong and has accused the neighbour of making a fuss over nothing.

Events

1 hour ago High Court judge refuses to temporarily block Palestine Action terror ban

A bid for a temporary block on the planned ban was heard at the High Court on Friday.

Events

1 hour ago The Guardian view on the public’s dinomania: passion for palaeontology endures through the ages | Editorial

From blockbuster movies like Jurassic World Rebirth to documentary series, the appetite for these ancient creatures appears inexhaustibleOn-screen discussions of DNA and off-screen scientific consultants notwithstanding, no one goes to see a Jurassic Park movie for its realism. Yet one of the less convincing moments in Jurassic World Rebirth, the latest in the franchise, is unrelated to oversized velociraptors. It’s the palaeontologist Dr Henry Loomis complaining of shrinking public interest in his field.This spring, the BBC revived its 1999 hit series Walking With Dinosaurs. Not a week goes by without headlines announcing the discovery of a new species or new theories on how they behaved. Publishers produce an endless stream of dino-related fact and fiction, particularly for children. Palaeontology – at least when focused on the dinosaurs of the Mesozoic, or our hominin forebears – has long exerted an extraordinary hold on the public imagination.Do you have an opinion on the issues...

Politics

1 hour ago Aid cuts leave a million facing starvation in Nigeria – as food supplies run out

Exclusive: Huge cuts to international aid – alongside intensifying conflict and the devastating impact of climate change – are creating a humanitarian crisis across Nigeria and its neighbours. Now, the UN’s food charity has warned that supplies of food are set to run out next month. Nick Ferris reports

Economics

1 hour ago Wimbledon 2025: Cameron Norrie blitzes Mattia Bellucci in third round as Centre Court awaits

Former semi-finalist is Britain’s only hope in the men’s draw at SW19

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