33 m. ago MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Our tolerance is being tested to the limit

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: When they drew up the list of human rights 80 years ago, they forgot a very important one: the right of the people not to be insulted by their own governments.

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64 m. ago Stevie Wonder closes off Love, Light and Song tour in heatwave Hyde Park

The 75-year-old musician played a two-hour set in front 65,000 people.

Society

78 m. ago Multiple injured in shooting at high school reunion picnic outside Tennessee community center

Four people were injured in a shooting at a class reunion outside the Tyner Community Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee. All the victims have been transported to the hospital.

Events

88 m. ago Emergency services descend on Welsh beach as witness hears screams for help

One eyewitness said she heard screams for help coming from people in the water off Ogmore on Saturday night

Politics

94 m. ago Calais police pose for a selfie after they slash people smugglers' dinghy... before letting the gang saunter away

The officers made no attempt to follow despite the intense focus on their president's new deal with Sir Keir Starmer to stop the boats.

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2 h. ago Air India crew 'absolutely' cause of horror crash that killed 260, claims expert

An aviation expert has claimed the pilots of the doomed Air India Flight 171 could have 'absolutely' been behind the tragic crash that killed 260 people last month

Events

2 h. ago Drake hails London MCs as ‘the best lyricists in the world’ during Wireless set

Canadian superstar says UK rap scene is ‘the highest level’ as he brings out Dave, Central Cee and J Hus at sun-drenched Finsbury Park

Politics

2 h. ago ‘We don’t want to be climate refugees’: Torres Strait uncles fear for their islands and their people

This week Australia’s federal court is due to make a decision in a landmark climate case that could safeguard the future of the island communitiesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastUncle Paul Kabai and Uncle Pabai Pabai are afraid for the future of their ancestral homelands.Their country on the outer islands of Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait), less than 10km off Papua New Guinea, is under siege from the impacts of the climate crisis. Continue reading...

Events

2 h. ago Lovers message in a bottle found 13 years later and 2,000 miles away

A couple in Ireland found a message in a bottle this week, 13 years after Canadian couple, Brad and Anita Squires, threw it off the high cliffs of Bell Island

Politics

3 h. ago Ticketless Oasis fans 'storm Heaton Park as metal fence panels are knocked down forcing police to intervene'

It has been claimed that the police were forced to intervene as people attempted to gain entry to the sold-out gig, with footage showing metal fence panels on the ground.

Events

3 h. ago Heatwave death warnings issued for England as temperatures soar towards 35C

It comes as six million homes have been hit with a hosepipe ban and fire chiefs have warned of a increased risk of wildfires and drowning as people try to escape the heat in pools and ponds.

Events

4 h. ago TikTok badboy Mizzy makes major life change but 'doesn't regret' brutal Piers Morgan interview

EXCLUSIVE: After rising to infamy for his childish pranks that saw him snatch a phone on an e-bike in 2022 and post videos of people without their consent, Mizzy is turning over a new leaf

Politics

4 h. ago Anisimova endures a hot Wimbledon nightmare after entering the Swiatek bakery | Jonathan Liew

American’s double bagel defeat was a meltdown that nobody saw coming but she can come back from heartbreakThis is what a scream with no vowels sounds like. This is the weight of the soul leaving the body. The arms are no longer connected to the legs, the legs have been severed from the lungs, the lungs have lost contact with the heart and the heart is getting ghosted by the brain. Amanda Anisimova sits on her chair, baking in the heat, stewing in sadness. She dabs her face with a towel and hopes people won’t notice she’s wiping away tears.A faint voice from the outer edge of the universe calls time. She still has to go out there. She takes a deep breath. Lifts herself from her seat and takes the 18 long steps to her mark just behind the baseline. Ever found it a struggle getting up to go to work? Try summoning the strength to face Iga Swiatek when you’re losing 6-0, 5-0 in a Wimbledon final. Continue reading...

Politics

4 h. ago Unhealthy smoke from Canadian wildfires blankets the Upper Midwest when people want to be outside

Wildfire smoke from Canada has made for bad air quality over parts of the Upper Midwest

Events

4 h. ago More than 70 people arrested at protests supporting banned Palestine Action

The Metropolitan Police made 42 arrests in central London on Saturday, while there were 16 arrests in Manchester and 13 arrests in Cardiff.

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5 h. ago More than 50 people arrested at protests supporting banned Palestine Action

Two groups of protesters gathered underneath both the Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela statues in Parliament Square on Saturday.

Events

5 h. ago Police arrest dozens of protesters for supporting banned Palestine Action including vicar after activists' vows to go 'floppy'

A vicar was among the 42 people arrested by Scotland Yard officers as activists gathered for a second week in a row next to a statue of Gandhi in Parliament Square.

Events

5 h. ago Wales' Labour First Minister backs Wealth Tax and piles pressure on Keir Starmer

Eluned Morgan said those with the broadest shoulders pay more as ordinary people were desperately struggling with the cost of living

Politics

6 h. ago Police hunt four people who ran from Mercedes involved in a tragic M40 crash

Thames Valley Police said a 26-year-old man from Beaconsfield has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving

Events

6 h. ago 'Vicious' psycho seagulls attack posties as rounds stopped and people forced to collect

Locals have been asked to pick up post from delivery office as post workers swerve the violent gulls

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