42 m. ago World's hottest scientist to be Netflix star saying 'it was cutest shark attack ever'

Biologist beauty Rosie Moore was suspiciously quiet on social media last summer - it turns out it was because she was busy filming a new shark-based reality show

Events

45 m. ago Saturday summer hike at Jack London State Historic Park is shady in a good way

Saturday summer hike at Jack London State Historic Park is shady in a good way  Sonoma Index-Tribune

Politics

2 h. ago Arsenal consider second shock swoop for Chelsea star as Enzo Maresca stance revealed

Arsenal are yet to add a new face to their squad this summer but it appears that Mikel Arteta is keen on a double raid on the Gunners’ London rivals Chelsea as he aims to get his first signing over the line

Sport

2 h. ago Transfer news LIVE! Arsenal eye Madueke; Mbeumo picks next club; Liverpool want Guehi; Chelsea, Man Utd latest

Huge deals edging closer with summer transfer window open again

Sport

2 h. ago Revealed: The UK's best BBQ spots this summer... does your town make the cut?

The latest findings come as Britain's temperature is set to soar into the 30s this weekend, with an amber heat-health alert being issued earlier today.

Politics

3 h. ago Parents warned of subtle signs child having dangerous reaction to summer treat

After the Food Standards Agency said children under seven should not consume slush ice drinks which contain glycerol, parents have been warned of the symptoms to look out for

Events

3 h. ago From Beersheba to Babylon: Netanyahu casts himself as liberator of Iran

Speaking at a hospital hit by an Iranian missile, the Israeli prime minister invoked ancient Persia as he hinted at a historic missionIt was in the Beersheba, about a thousand kilometers and 2,500 years from Babylon, that Benjamin Netanyahu suggested on Thursday that the time had come for the Jews to repay their ancient debt to Cyrus the Great and bring liberation to Iran.The Israeli prime minister had just made a tour of Beersheba’s Soroka hospital which a few hours earlier had sustained a direct hit from an Iranian ballistic missile on one of its buildings. It was for that reason the scene of an escape which was already being dubbed miraculous by Israel’s leaders. Continue reading...

Politics

3 h. ago Manchester United face new deadline to complete Bryan Mbeumo and Viktor Gyokeres transfers

Manchester United transfer news as Ruben Amorim will be desperate to avoid Erik ten Hag's costly mistake this summer

Sport

4 h. ago Looking to cool off during summer heatwave? Heatmap reveals London’s hottest and coolest boroughs as temperatures hit 32C

It comes after the capital recorded the hottest day of the year so far and an amber heat health alert was issued for England

Events

4 h. ago Weird Fish shoppers 'feel amazing' in 'great price' dress that 'looks so expensive'

Weird Fish have reduced the Arles Embroidered Cotton Dress by £14 and shoppers are snapping it up to wear this summer

Economics

4 h. ago One of Cardiff's busiest roads will close four times over the summer

There is a warning that the M4 will also be exceptionally busy for the concerts

Transport

4 h. ago Liverpool pick out next transfer after Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez as £34m deal advanced

Arne Slot’s Liverpool have already enjoyed a lucrative summer window and they have another big-money swoop in mind should one of their pending deals go through as expected

Economics

4 h. ago What is the NBA Championship trophy made out of? Why is it called the Larry O'Brien trophy? Worth, history

It’s the trophy that Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and his Oklahoma City Thunder teammates are desperate to get his hands on this summer.

Politics

4 h. ago First day of summer 2025: Where to score the best freebies and deals

June 20 marks the first day of the summer season

Economics

4 h. ago The Guardian view on Trump and Iran: Netanyahu’s war has no visible exit | Editorial

The US president promised to keep his country out of conflicts. The Israeli prime minister has other ideasThe maxim that wars are easy to start and hard to end does not appear to be troubling Benjamin Netanyahu. For the Israeli prime minister, conflict is an end as much as a means, extending his political survival. Under international pressure – however belated and insufficient – over the slaughter in Gaza, he launched the attack on Iran. Initially presented as essential to prevent Tehran from the imminent acquisition of a nuclear bomb, a claim running counter to US intelligence, it is increasingly discussed as the path to bringing down the regime. The defence minister, Israel Katz, has said that Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, “can no longer be allowed to exist”.Donald Trump has generally seen armed conflict as a trap rather than an escape route. He said that the US would “measure our success not only by the battles we win but also by the war...

Politics

5 h. ago Cape Cod summer hotspot testing its sewage for cocaine to find out how hard islanders have been partying

Nantucket officials hope the research will benefit prevention and intervention programs

Politics

5 h. ago ‘Venice can be sold to the highest bidder’: Furious locals speak out ahead of Jeff Bezos’ billionaire fantasy wedding to Lauren Sanchez

As the society wedding of the summer approaches, Brittany Miller speaks to Venice locals who are staging protests against the Amazon CEO and his bride-to-be taking over their city

Society

5 h. ago Royal Ascot victory in Gold Cup brings vow to 'run naked down the track’

Jayne McGivern, who has championed the Derby winner Golden Horn since acquiring as a stallion, was overjoyed by his son’s success in the royal meeting’s signature prize

Politics

5 h. ago Ladies' Day brings glamour to sunny Ascot as temperatures hit 32C

Photographs from the event showed how ladies transformed the Berkshire racecourse into a living gallery of fashion

Events

5 h. ago Transfer news live: Wirtz arrives for Liverpool medical, Arsenal agree to pay above Zubimendi release fee, Mbeumo to Man United

Follow all the latest transfer news as the rumour mill whirs with the summer’s second transfer window open for business

Economics