Defence analysts have identified America's newest weapon, the Precision Strike Missile, in CCTV footage of a deadly US strike on the Iranian town of Lamerd, marking the weapon's first confirmed use in combat.
Oil prices have surged from $72 to over $112 a barrel since the US-Iran conflict began, and Trump's market-moving social media posts appear to be losing their grip on increasingly sceptical traders.
The US House passed a DHS funding bill in a 213-203 vote, but with the Senate on recess, 50,000 unpaid TSA agents and airport chaos are set to continue for weeks.
The UN General Assembly voted 123 to 3 in favour of a resolution declaring the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity and calling for reparations. The figures involved are staggering, but the path to actual payments remains far from clear.
US Secretary of State Rubio predicts the Middle East conflict will end within weeks, while British households reel from record petrol prices, slashed growth forecasts, and the biggest market sell-off since 2022.
The Maldives has formally rejected the UK-Mauritius Chagos Islands deal and is threatening international legal action, turning a bilateral sovereignty dispute into a three-way standoff with no clear resolution in sight.
Peter Sullivan spent 38 years in prison for a murder he did not commit. Now the IOPC is investigating how Merseyside Police handled the original case, while the real killer of Diane Sindall remains at large.
Iran-backed hacking group Handala has breached FBI Director Kash Patel's personal Gmail, leaking over 300 emails in retaliation for the DOJ seizing the group's websites. The FBI is offering $10 million for information on the hackers.
UK petrol prices have broken through 150p per litre for the first time since May 2024, driven by the Middle East conflict. Diesel has surged even harder, up nearly 25% in under a month.
Noelia Castillo, 25, died by euthanasia after a 601-day legal battle across five Spanish courts. Her case has exposed deep divisions over where Spain's institutions truly failed her.
The Assisted Dying Bill appears to have run out of parliamentary time in the House of Lords, with both supporters and opponents agreeing it will not become law this session despite twice passing the Commons.
One month into coordinated US and Israeli strikes on Iran, Tehran residents describe devastation as civilian casualties climb past 1,400 with no shelters, no warnings, and no end in sight.