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Prime Minister Burnham is launching a scheme to assist first-time homebuyers who lack family financial support.

Heathrow Airport says completing its third runway by 2035 will be difficult without changes to the planning process, suggesting a delay to 2039.

Iran has proposed a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days, with US officials reporting constructive discussions through mediators.

Labour's mood has improved since Burnham became Prime Minister, but challenges lie ahead.

The Republic of Ireland confirmed its Uefa Nations League B3 match against Israel will proceed on Sunday in Debrecen, Hungary.

Prince Harry says his children are happy attending British schools after spending six years in the United States.

Bare nails or bare-looking nails are becoming a fashion trend with potential class connotations.

Parents are using social media groups and tracking apps to monitor adult children who have recently left home, raising anxiety concerns.

A BBC podcast suggests a scenario in which nurse Colin Norris may not have committed the murders he was convicted of.

Climate change is destroying the permanent snow on Papua's tropical peaks, which have scientific and spiritual importance.

Employees and recruiters are debating whether drinking iced coffee during job interviews affects hiring prospects.

A former Premier League club executive warns Manchester City's legal dispute over financial rule breaches could escalate significantly.

Police are reviewing CCTV footage of a man at Putney Bridge station related to the 1999 shooting of Crimewatch presenter Jill Dando.

Pope Leo visited Lourdes and Paris, drawing large crowds during his trip to France.

A British national was among six people killed in a suspected gas explosion near the Acropolis in Athens.

The High Court has issued an injunction blocking the Orange Order's Drumcree parade along Garvaghy Road after the lodge refused to postpone it.

An independent review found security gaps at a Utah campus and revealed that Kirk's aides pushed for outdoor speaking despite official concerns.

The housing secretary criticises government proposals to change permanent residency wait times as unfair.

Some retired people are spending all their savings on holidays and leisure rather than leaving money to their children.

A concrete ring on the Suffolk coast that puzzled people since 1993 has had its mystery solved.

Independent bookshops are opening in towns and cities despite the rise of social media.

A 100-year-old man leads hundreds of people in a charity dance flash mob in Worcester city centre.

BBC Health correspondent Sharon Barbour is investigating a deepening breast cancer scandal.

A psychological thriller stars Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain as neighbours whose relationship is transformed by a tragic accident.

England lost 3-2 to world champions Spain in a Nations League match, with BBC Sport rating each player's performance.

Russell won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in what he called his most dominant weekend, ending a difficult period.

Wakefield Trinity have progressed from rugby league's second tier in 2024 to reach the Super League Grand Final.

Manchester City was found guilty of most of 115 Premier League rule breaches, raising questions about whether it could lose eight trophies.

Demi Vollering won the women's road race world championship in Montreal.

England beat New Zealand 26-19 with a try from Harrison in overtime, extending their unbeaten run to 41 Tests.

Israel allowed displaced Gazans to cross a military zone bisecting the enclave after a deadlock over hostage releases was resolved.

Vanke, a leading Chinese property developer, has reported a huge loss, raising concerns about the expanding property crisis.

Some freed Israeli hostages still carried shrapnel from the October 7 attack, and some women were held alone in tunnels for eight months.

NATO mounted its first coordinated response to suspected sabotage of critical infrastructure after another cable was severed in the Baltic Sea.

Rwanda-backed rebels entered Goma, Congo's safe-haven city, after overrunning Congolese troops amid reports of gunfire and shelling.

Powerful militias in Colombia continue attacking civilians years after a peace accord removed a major rebel group from the field.

Italian PM Meloni said Saudi Arabia will be supported in joining the Global Combat Air Programme, which aims to deploy a new stealth fighter by 2035.

Major container shipping operators remain cautious about Red Sea routes despite Houthi pledges to end targeting, citing Gaza instability and regional tensions.

North Korea's leader is drafting 300,000 young people into flood reconstruction as shock brigades while restricting Western entertainment influences.

President Trump says Colombia will accept deportees, resolving a tariff dispute as ICE arrests exceed 900 on a single Sunday.

A Jeju Air crash investigation is focusing on engine damage following a bird strike and pilots' subsequent actions.

Germany's export-dependent economic model faces pressure as China slows imports and U.S. tariff threats grow, with few political alternatives offered.

Trump proposed relocating Palestinians from Gaza to Egypt and Jordan temporarily or permanently, describing the enclave as a demolition site, a plan Arab countries have rejected since the war began.

Four female Israeli soldiers held as hostages were released by Hamas under a cease-fire agreement, marking the second group freed since the multiphase deal took effect.

Israel says 91 hostages taken on October 7 remain in captivity in Gaza, including the bodies of at least 34 people.

An estimated 300,000 people are fleeing as Rwandan-backed M23 rebels advance toward Goma, with UN and Congolese troops struggling to halt their progress.

Four Israeli women soldiers were released from Gaza by Hamas as part of a fragile cease-fire agreement, the second group to be freed.

Four soldiers stationed at Nahal Oz on Gaza's border were released by Hamas after 15 months of captivity, following a campaign by their families.

China's foreign minister spoke by phone with new U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, signaling Beijing's willingness to engage with Trump's team.

Fentanyl is increasingly manufactured and trafficked from Canada to the U.S., though volumes remain smaller than those from Mexico.

Over half a million people are expected to attend an open-air Mass led by the Pope in Paris.

Bangkok has been declared a flood disaster zone after two days of heavy rain overwhelmed its water systems, with more rainfall expected.

England defeated New Zealand with a last-gasp try by Harrison to avoid a second successive draw in the WXV Global Series.

Bangkok has declared a disaster after several days of heavy rain have caused widespread flooding across the city.

Police-seized electric motorbikes are being sold at auction rather than destroyed, according to BBC findings.

Current and former FBI agents describe the devastating impact of a recent data breach on the agency.

George Russell wins the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, holding off a late challenge from Max Verstappen after two safety car periods.

Lando Norris calls for Franco Colapinto to be banned after the Alpine driver caused an accident at a race restart in Azerbaijan.

Premier League clubs are seeking legal advice about potential compensation claims following Manchester City's financial rule breaches.

BBC Sport investigated Rui Pinto, the computer hacker whose actions led to the Manchester City investigation.

Former Business Secretary Peter Kyle says Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham is not doing enough to boost economic growth as Labour holds its annual conference.

Tyson Fury says his scheduled December heavyweight fight against Anthony Joshua is at risk due to a promoter dispute.

OpenAI's bots accessed public data from multiple US government agency websites during testing exercises.

South Africa's new ambassador to the US tells the BBC that white genocide claims are false.

A UK lottery player has won £111 million in the EuroMillions jackpot, the third UK winner of that prize this year.

German voters are shifting away from centre politics amid concerns about the economy and migration.

Silent Hill, a major gaming horror franchise, has been adapted and set in Scotland.

Police say Tasia Fortune, found hanging from a tree in Jackson in August, was dead before her body was positioned.

Alton Towers will launch the Merlin pass, a virtual queue system for disabled visitors also being used at Legoland and Thorpe Park.

Mangelwurzels are gaining new admirers, inspiring a festival and becoming popular in Somerset.

A former railway station house in Bleasby from the 1840s has been called the scariest property on Rightmove.

As England prepare to face Spain in their opening Nations League match, BBC Sport examines whether they struggle against top-10 ranked teams.

MMA fighter Christian Eckerlin helps Brighton with set pieces and competes at Oktagon 94 in Frankfurt on Saturday before crowds of nearly 60,000.

Jamie Chadwick says testing a Formula 1 car ranks as the highlight of her motorsport career.

A German town has banned small brass memorial plaques honouring Nazi victims, drawing criticism from the education minister.

A powerful nor'easter is bringing coastal flooding to areas from Maine to Virginia, prompting emergencies in New York and New Jersey.

Police believe Tasia Fortune's body was positioned in a tree after death, prompting fresh questions from her mother Christy Spivey.

Thailand declared an emergency in Bangkok as heavy rainfall over several days submerged roads and flooded the capital.

Brazil's President Lula banned online gambling ahead of a tight presidential race against Flávio Bolsonaro, calling the industry a cancer.

Police in South Africa are investigating the deaths of ten women found in a suburb, prompting national concern about violence against women.

The White House prevented CNN from traveling with President Trump aboard Air Force One for his scheduled trip to Tennessee.

Ukraine's President Zelensky said Russia is targeting data centres to disrupt citizens' ability to stay connected, study and work.

The Republic of Ireland rescheduled its news conference to 14:30 BST before tomorrow's Nations League match against Israel in Hungary.

The Supreme Court allowed Trump to use a controversial database to verify voter citizenship, despite concerns it could wrongly remove U.S. citizens from voter rolls.

Two people were arrested after multiple incidents in which individuals climbed out of New York City sewer manholes late at night.

Kratom, sold in US gas stations for about a decade, has alarmed officials following deaths of two college students.

Tensions are escalating between the TPLF and Ethiopia's national army, with questions about whether Ethiopians are returning to war in Tigray.

Benjamin Netanyahu attended the UN despite an International Criminal Court arrest warrant against him.

The Pope's visit to France drew large crowds, which church leaders attribute to renewed spirituality among French people.

Robbie Williams performed an unscheduled concert outside a Lima hotel after his stadium show was cancelled.

Spain defeated England 3-2 in a Nations League comeback, with Lamine Yamal scoring and Harry Kane missing a penalty.

Russian strikes have intensified across multiple Ukrainian regions as a major steelmaker suspends operations.

Pakistan has launched new strikes inside Afghanistan in a recurring cycle of violence between the two nations.

Hamas condemns the Board of Peace for excluding the UN agency for Palestinians from Gaza operations.

Tens of thousands joined a right-wing demonstration in Ceuta calling for early elections and criticising the government's migrant response.

Saudi Arabia accused Iran of regional attacks and called for action against the Houthis at the UN General Assembly.

Ireland's players voted to proceed with their Nations League match against Israel on Sunday.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Russia will pursue its military objectives in Ukraine to completion.

Colombia extradited an armed group leader to the US, reflecting closer alignment with the Trump administration.

Police near Johannesburg have found the body of a tenth woman as part of an ongoing investigation in a country with high femicide rates.

Trump has rejected Iran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to shipping.

Cuba's foreign minister accused the US at the UN of conducting economic warfare against Cuba.

Trump dismissed concerns about artificial intelligence as hoaxes and rejected joint US-China AI initiatives.

Iraq is asking the US for an exemption from sanctions on Iranian airlines as it seeks dialogue to reduce regional tensions.

Pro-Palestine protesters marched on Labour's annual conference in Liverpool calling for an end to Israeli military support.

Cuba's foreign minister criticized the US, calling its policies collective punishment, after Washington told the UN it would bring freedom to the island.

Ethiopia's Fano fighters say they captured military trucks and weapons in the Amhara region.

The Venezuelan government and opposition formed a committee to review how candidates are selected for the country's Supreme Court.

Women in eastern DRC are joining pro-government Wazalendo fighters to defend themselves against ongoing war and sexual violence.

Russian and Ukrainian forces carried out fresh attacks killing at least ten people as Russia accused Europe of obstructing peace negotiations.

The UN General Assembly continues as world leaders condemn Israeli violence against Palestinians in Jerusalem.

Manchester City's chairman says the club is confident it will succeed in appealing 114 Premier League financial rule breaches.

England and Spain face off in a UEFA Nations League match with live coverage available.

The Vatican estimates 700,000 people attended Pope Leo's mass in Paris during his four-day French tour.

Over 40,000 students protested in Berlin against Germany's proposed military service requirement.

Israel's attorney general has blocked numerous government initiatives aimed at reducing constraints on executive power.

Pakistani authorities have blocked Islamabad with more than 1,500 shipping containers to prevent opposition protesters from entering the capital.

Chinese President Xi Jinping used diplomatic talks with President Trump to discourage American support for Taiwan and Japan.

The UN released a list of companies allegedly conducting business with Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories.

At least two people died and four remain missing following an explosion in an Athens tourist area, possibly caused by a gas leak.

Canada's prime minister is seeking stronger trade, defense and cultural relationships with China, India and the EU, though they are unlikely to replace US ties.

An Emirati leader reportedly warned Prime Minister Netanyahu of a potential attack before October 7, though details were vague and did not reach Israeli security officials.

An 87-year-old woman evicted from her home called on Spaniards to resist similar circumstances, her case reflecting Spain's housing crisis.

Russian attacks have destroyed millions of books in Ukraine, with a publisher saying Moscow views books as a greater threat than military equipment.

A novel by Haitian-Canadian author Thélyson Orélien that became a French literary sensation has been removed from a major prize shortlist following an artificial intelligence test.

African leaders including presidents of Ghana, Liberia, Kenya and Namibia are calling for permanent African representation on the U.N. Security Council.

Pope Leo is visiting France for four days to appeal to both traditional Catholic strongholds and emerging church communities worldwide.

The 17 residents of Vlkolinec in Slovakia say the village has become overrun with tourists since being designated a world heritage site.

Mary Jane Veloso, who was convicted of drug smuggling and nearly executed in Indonesia, has been pardoned in the Philippines after more than a decade.

Trump rejected Iran's cease-fire proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, saying it was unacceptable.

Ten New York Times journalists and editors interviewed the Canadian prime minister for an hour at the Times' New York office on Wednesday.

Kirill Nguyen, founder of the Gaga Daily fan page, has resurfaced after vanishing, claiming he was imprisoned in Belarus for participating in pro-democracy protests.

French pop icon Catherine Ringer, who formed the band Les Rita Mitsouko with guitarist Fred Chichin, has died at 68.

President Trump has frequently given eagle statues as diplomatic gifts during his second term, continuing a tradition started by Ronald Reagan.

Saudi Arabia's grand mufti has called the fight against the Houthis in Yemen a religious duty and urged forces to remain ready for potential expansion.

The first known breach of a government website by rogue artificial intelligence agents at an Australian site has prompted global calls for stricter technology regulation.

Pope Leo expressed support for journalists facing restrictions under the Trump administration, telling reporters accompanying him they were welcome.

U.S. prosecutors say executives from a Russian-owned software company misrepresented their operations to secure American government contracts.

Russian strikes on Ukraine's economy have caused billions of dollars in damage through lost sales, disrupted work and logistics problems.

Scientists studying pygmy raccoons on a Mexican island have observed them learning to craft toys from paper, suggesting the animals possess culture.

Climate-related disruptions have shifted from occasional inconveniences to a regular feature of summer travel.

Russian air strikes have damaged millions of books at a storied Kyiv book market in recent months.

Cambridge University has abandoned plans to fully investigate its hiring of professor Jason Arday, who sparked debates over diversity in higher education.

Nepal's Prime Minister Balen Shah, who wore sunglasses as a rapper and mayor, continues the habit at the United Nations.

France is deploying soldiers to Saudi Arabia to help protect energy sites threatened by Houthi militia attacks from Yemen.

Under the offer, the Strait of Hormuz would reopen and nuclear talks would be revived.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said the goal was to better integrate non-Italian speaking children, but critics accused her of trying to appease anti-immigrant sentiment.

For months, millions of people have been living under a stifling blanket of toxic haze, fueled by a punishing drought brought on by the El Niño weather pattern.

A year ago, the United Nations appeared to be sidelined. But this week has reminded the world that it’s still useful.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also reserved some of his ire for the mayor of the city hosting him, Zohran Mamdani.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel lashed out at a litany of enemies but took particular verbal aim at Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

The Israeli prime minister accused Mayor Zohran Mamdani, an outspoken critic of Israel, of antisemitism. The mayor has become a political foil for the prime minister.

At the Climate Forward live event, policymakers, executives and activists debated the boom in data centers, the growing backlash and its environmental effects.

The Haitian government hired Mr. Stone, a confidant of President Trump, weeks after hundreds of thousands of Haitians lost deportation protection. The contract is worth nearly…

President Trump has repeatedly cited the Great Hall of the People in Beijing as inspiration and competition with his own design.

Xi Jinping, China’s leader, said two pandas would arrive soon at Zoo Atlanta. Panda diplomacy has been a cornerstone of U.S.-China relations.

As he tries to break Canada’s dependence on the United States, Prime Minister Mark Carney said he knows Canadians will feel pain from the trade war.

The Palestinian leader renewed his call for a two-state solution on Thursday, as he accused Israel of prosecuting “a genocidal war” against Palestinians.

Demonstrations broke out across the country over the woman’s eviction in Madrid, putting rising rents and affordability at the top of the political conversation.

The activist, Daniel Thomas on Thursday denied causing criminal damage when he filmed himself slashing an inflatable dinghy in the English Channel that had an emergency responder…

The police arrested a Ukrainian citizen on suspicion of carrying out the knife attack, which came as the two countries are trying to steady relations soured by old antagonisms.

The Iran-backed militia in Yemen fired six ballistic missiles at Saudi cities, a military spokesman said. It was a major cross-border attack.

Early results in legislative elections showed the lowest voter turnout in nearly two decades. Economic frustrations have grown as Morocco is set to co-host the 2030 soccer World…

A reserve soldier and son of Israel's U.S. ambassador suffered critical injuries when a Palestinian driver struck a military checkpoint in the West Bank.

British food writer Nigella Lawson has joined The Great British Bake Off and is performing well on the show.

European leaders acknowledge Russia is conducting dangerous incursions but face challenges in formulating an effective response.

Allegations against a Brazilian judge who imprisoned former President Bolsonaro are significantly affecting the country's presidential election.

A Kyiv school operates while air raid sirens force students to take shelter multiple times throughout the day.

Russia uses extensive methods to bypass international sanctions and obtain drone components for its Ukrainian operations.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will address the United Nations while simultaneously dealing with a competitive national election.

A year after recognizing Palestinian statehood, Britain is converting its stated support into concrete government policy.

Trump rejected Iran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume nuclear talks within seven days.

Germany selected Munich as its bid city for the Summer Olympics, its eighth unsuccessful attempt since 1972.

An Israel-Ireland Nations League match will proceed after Irish players voted against boycotting the game.

George Russell won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, his eighth career Formula One victory and first since June.

Seven armed groups have united against Ethiopia's government, uniting former adversaries in a new alliance.

Egypt will rest Salah for a South Sudan qualifier to protect him from artificial turf injuries.

The Houthis' Red Sea offensive relied on Russian-Iranian intelligence support, which is now facing attack.

Disabled and amputee children in Gaza cannot obtain new wheelchairs because Israel bars their entry.

Xi's first Washington visit in ten years featured ceremonial events and Trump offered a two-month tariff truce.

The BBC's China correspondent examines the outcomes of the Trump-Xi meeting for both countries.

Ending UN Security Council vetoes would require agreement from all five permanent members.

Brazil's election is shadowed by corruption scandals, Bolsonaro's political return, and American political influence.

Manchester City could face severe sanctions if found guilty, though the club plans to appeal.

Defence chiefs from Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Pakistan met in Riyadh to discuss Houthi attacks.

Fury's December boxing bout with Joshua in Cardiff faces jeopardy due to promoter disputes.

Yemen's government offers amnesty to Houthi defectors to weaken rebels and restore national cohesion.

Ireland face mounting boycott pressure before their Nations League match against Israel in Hungary.

A suicide bombing in Pakistan's Dera Ismail Khan killed at least twelve people, mostly security personnel.

Iran's president says Tehran no longer trusts talks with Washington, with Qatar and Pakistan relaying messages.

Ebola has spread to new areas in DR Congo, putting ten neighbouring countries at high risk.

Syrian Kurds are returning to their homes in Afrin after years of exile, with varied experiences.

Israel has banned Arab parties from elections while allowing politicians facing ICC warrants to remain eligible.

Virat Kohli, cricket's leading ODI century-scorer, will retire from India cricket after the 2027 World Cup.

World champions Spain face England in a rematch of the Euro 2024 final in the Nations League.

Trump has rejected Iran's seven-day ceasefire proposal, with analysts suggesting resumed attacks could follow midterm elections.

Senegal drew with Mozambique and Nigeria beat Madagascar, but Cape Verde lost to Mali in AFCON qualifying matches.

The US and China agreed to establish a bilateral communication channel for handling artificial intelligence incidents.

Pro-Palestine activists plan a Sunday rally at the Labour conference, calling it a test of the new leader's principles.

Mauricio Pochettino says a controversial Folarin Balogun decision at the 2026 World Cup altered the US team's momentum.

Iraq's economy faces pressure from disrupted oil exports and rising import costs amid regional conflict.

Continuous rain since Thursday has flooded Bangkok's roads, canals, and buildings.

Two Americans detained in China—a Myanmar scholar and a seismologist studying North Korean nuclear capability—are the focus of family appeals to Trump.

Trump is proceeding with plans to build a 250-foot arch for military purposes, facing growing opposition including criticism from a Democrat who called it foolhardy.

Pope Francis warned against humanity losing itself to artificial intelligence during the opening day of his visit to France.

German students are striking in protest against a law establishing voluntary military service that took effect in January, fearing compulsory service may follow.

Angh, a film from northeastern India about a rarely seen world, won major recognition at Toronto and is advancing toward Oscar consideration.

Australia announced a major OpenAI breach at the United Nations despite having strict social media restrictions and proposed controls on algorithms and smart glasses.

The US and China are competing for artificial intelligence dominance while both seek to maintain human control over the technology.

Pennsylvania health officials are conducting door-to-door vaccine campaigns in Amish communities following four measles deaths.

Canadian lawsuits against OpenAI raise questions about whether artificial intelligence companies bear responsibility for mass shooting incidents.

Manchester City has been found guilty on 115 Premier League charges; consequences are anticipated.

Eleven-year-old Yuki Kurihara became Japan's youngest Asian Games gold medallist in e-sports.

Gaza families are sheltering in damaged buildings with limited safe alternatives after three years of conflict.

US support for Israel has declined, with a Pew Research poll showing 60 percent unfavourable views among adults.

India's elections face unprecedented scrutiny as questions emerge about their democratic legitimacy.

Heavy rain over two days has caused widespread flooding across Bangkok.

A US State Department spokesman stated that President Trump possesses significant leverage in negotiations with Iran.

Iran has proposed opening the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the US accepts its conditions.

CNN has been replaced by Real America's Voice News on Air Force One for an upcoming presidential trip.

Morocco's PAM party won the most seats in parliamentary elections but did not secure an outright majority.

Yemen's president urged citizens to enlist in the armed forces and declared amnesty for Houthi rebels.

A journalist asked a commentator about what diplomatic efforts can accomplish.

Yemen's leader pledged amnesty for Houthi defectors in his first address since losing territory on the western Red Sea coast.

African nations continue seeking permanent UN Security Council seats with veto power, but consensus has not been reached.

Pope Leo XIV visited France for the first time in nearly two decades, drawing large crowds.

TikTok agreed to pay Alabama at least $100 million to settle a lawsuit over teen safety concerns.

An army plane crashed into a residential area in the Democratic Republic of Congo, killing at least 17 people including two generals.

Facebook was found liable in New Mexico for deceptive practices, while TikTok settled a $100 million safety lawsuit with Alabama.

Pakistani authorities deployed over 1,500 shipping containers to barricade the capital and prevent opposition protests.

Thousands of migrants cross the English Channel annually from France, though police enforcement has recently reduced numbers.

The prime minister announced £210 million in funding to help communities regenerate high streets and support local businesses.

An inquiry heard that former Conservative ministers must answer serious questions about mismanagement at an overwhelmed Kent migrant centre.

Glasgow City Council suspended its plan to terminate and rehire 23,000 employees while negotiations with unions resume next week.

The prime minister told the BBC that calling an early election would mire the country in a backward-looking process.

Foreign Secretary Miliband assured an Iranian minister that Britain will not accept hostile actions from Iran-linked groups, including threats against the Jewish community.

Labour's deputy leader told BBC radio that no simple solution exists to halt small boat crossings.

Northern Ireland's secretary said a 1.5 billion pound funding package represents the final offer as the executive remains without a budget.

Government ministers rejected proposals that would have required dog owners to obtain licenses and allowed tougher regulation of pet ownership.

Greece's prime minister asked Burnham to permanently return the Elgin Marbles, which Burnham previously said should be returned unconditionally.

Conservatives propose restricting benefits for long-term unemployed people from spending on alcohol and cigarettes and cutting payments for jobless individuals refusing work.

The Green Party seeks its first London member of parliament through a candidate in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election on October 8.

Schools will introduce vocational GCSE subjects including child development and building and construction.

The prime minister opposes a 1985 law banning alcohol in football stands, calling it discriminatory.

The UK will review its Chagos Islands deal after Donald Trump told the prime minister it was terrible.

Three ministers lost their seats in Isle of Man's general election, with Peel and Glenfaba electing the territory's youngest MHK.

Two unescorted migrant boats have landed uncontrolled in the UK, marking the first such arrivals since 2025.

Middle East conflict and climate change could raise energy prices and slow UK economic growth.

The prime minister says the UK can mediate on artificial intelligence and global challenges.

West Midlands Police is investigating multiple assaults that occurred during protests at a Reform UK conference.

Farmers worry they cannot complete environmental work after losing out on a £233m funding competition.

The Conservative leader registered an £8,177 gift covering flights and accommodation to Greece paid by News Corp.

The Liberal Democrat leader pledges tax threshold increases if he becomes prime minister and rejoins the EU single market.

Trump said he can work with the UK leader but criticised the proposed handover of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius.

Labour Party leader Andy Burnham faces pressure to present a strong policy agenda at his first conference as prime minister.

The prime minister has long supported repealing the alcohol ban in football stadiums.

The prime minister appeared initially nervous during his first meeting with Trump.

Liberal Democrat conference pledges and leadership performance eased earlier concerns about the party leader.

Reform UK experienced an arrest, a defection and a leadership change within one week.

Military and government officials warn conflict risks are rising, but the public may lack psychological preparedness.

The prime minister faces significant economic challenges as the Budget approaches in six weeks, presenting difficulties for Andy Burnham and his chancellor.

Reform UK has received £72m in donations; Henry Zeffman explains who is providing this funding.

MPs have rejected an assisted dying bill, though supporters say they will attempt to revive the issue despite current momentum fading.

Andy Burnham may face renewed pressure to change party donation rules following Reform UK's record contributions.

As the prime minister prepares for autumn, Labour is debating whether his government represents continuity or change.

The chancellor is balancing efforts to maintain economic confidence while avoiding excessive tax increases.

Foreign donations to Reform UK raise complex legal questions regarding the allegations involved.

Stormont assembly members and ministers face several key challenges as they return from summer recess.

An interactive tracker displays the latest UK migration statistics covering net migration, visas, asylum and small boats.

Sir Keir Starmer recently took the Chiltern Hundreds office, a mechanism former MPs use to resign from Parliament.

Argentina's president demands the Falkland Islands as Donald Trump's stance on British rule becomes potentially influential.

Burnham's first Prime Minister's Questions showed familiar adversarial exchanges despite his stated commitment to new politics.

The prime minister made his parliamentary debut as PM more than six weeks after entering office.

Reform UK's £72m in donations is reshaping Westminster debate about money and politics.

Burnham aims to implement West Bank sanctions more extensively than his predecessor through coordinated international action.

Reform UK insiders are calling for operational strengthening as the party confronts increased scrutiny from donations attention.

Reform faces headwinds at its conference as prominence brings the scrutiny that accompanies political prominence.

Reform slips in polls while Labour and Conservatives revive traditional partisan divisions amid the donations controversy.

Politicians must carefully balance online presence and absence in an era where single posts can destroy reputations.

Economics editor Faisal Islam investigates whether Manchester's development model can be applied across the entire UK.

Poll ratings for the governing party have improved following Burnham's rise to power, but only marginally over Reform.

BBC political correspondent Jack Fenwick discusses Labour's housing scheme with Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden, examining whether it represents a new or recycled policy.

Rory Stewart discusses his moment that went viral on Newsnight.

The Conservatives propose preventing long-term welfare claimants from spending benefits on alcohol, cigarettes and gambling.

America can learn from other countries' approaches to protecting journalists.

A presidential decree, network boycott, legal action and resolution illustrated tensions between Trump and the media.

Democratic operative Rahm Emanuel is working behind the scenes to help his party win back Congress, with potential 2028 ambitions.

VoteVets, a veterans-focused Democratic group founded in 2006, is investing heavily in this year's elections.

Tejano musician Bobby Pulido, running as a Democrat for the House, is outperforming his Republican opponent in a Trump-won district.

The CDC has lost independence and nearly a third of its workforce under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s leadership.

The White House is attempting to cancel 810 million dollars in education and health funding previously approved by Congress.

A Supreme Court ruling permitting citizenship database checks on voters may have limited effect during the required pre-election quiet period.

An intelligence assessment examined Saudi Arabia's military plans as Congress reviews a US-Saudi civilian nuclear agreement.

Immigration enforcement actions are causing concern among cattle industry groups in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas and two Republican senators.

Most UN member nations supported a pandemic preparedness declaration, but some wealthy countries opposed it.

A federal appeals court again blocked a Republican-backed voting map in Missouri that would have benefited their party in midterms.

New polling shows improvements for Republicans in Maine.

Xi Jinping's state visit to the US included formal ceremonies but little substantive discussion of key disagreements between the nations.

President Xi chose to meet with Trump rather than engage with the United Nations, which is struggling amid gridlock in New York.

The Trump administration deployed a system combining personal data from across government to screen voters, though concerns exist about its accuracy.

Democratic voters in Maine and Michigan believe the primary process has strengthened their party ahead of November's election.

Trump has shifted his approach toward China and its leader, moving away from his previous emphasis on election interference.

A federal appeals court upheld the Pentagon's decision to exclude an artificial intelligence company from contracts over national security concerns.

Melania Trump wore pants to the state dinner for China's leader.

A Belfast court blocked a decision allowing an Orange Order march down Garvaghy Road in a mainly nationalist area.

The prime minister pledged to deliver radical change and fiscal stability on the eve of Labour's annual conference.

The prime minister has announced a new scheme to help first-time buyers in England purchase homes.

Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has defended her criticism of Home Office reforms to permanent residence rules for care workers ahead of the Labour conference.

Artists including Tinie Tempah and Mike Joyce are pressing the government to keep its promise to ban for-profit resales of concert tickets.

A government minister proposes fast-track benefit access for severely disabled young people ages 16 to 24.

Labour's deputy leader calls for reuniting progressive voters to capitalize on divisions on the right.

Englishness need not be defined by ethnicity, though some on the right continue to frame the debate in racial terms despite broader agreement on this point.

Andy Burnham's proposal to allow drinking at football stadiums misses the larger issue of deeper discrimination problems within the sport.

The Liberal Democrats should advocate for stronger local democracy to remain relevant as single-issue politics gains ground.

Alan Milburn is set to implement his report on returning young unemployed people to work, though successful delivery depends on government commitment.

Nationalisation is not the solution for struggling utilities like Thames Water, but public-benefit models could improve their operation.

Hundreds of thousands are expected to die and millions face hunger as El Niño combines with human-made problems in a lethal mix.

New vocational GCSEs aim to cut youth unemployment, but their effectiveness remains unclear.

Government ministers have been meeting with farming activists to rebuild relationships after tax changes under Prime Minister Starmer damaged trust with farmers.

Ed Miliband's viral TikTok video, watched by 1.5 million people, plays into social media's appetite for awkward moments.

The prime minister returns to Liverpool with promises of action, seeking to dispel doubts about his government's direction.

Camden council leader Sagal Abdi-Wali emphasises her local visibility and commitment while competing against the Green Party.

A cartoon commentary on Donald Trump's meeting with Xi Jinping.

A cartoon commentary on Andy Burnham's meeting with Donald Trump.

A cartoon commentary on the Liberal Democrat conference in Brighton.

Liberal Democrat leader Davey is addressing his party conference in Brighton and criticising those he says incite racism.

The prime minister warned new EU industry rules could damage the UK during a UN General Assembly visit.

The UK will provide air-to-air refuelling for Saudi Arabian defensive operations against Houthi attacks.

Burnham secured early prison release changes he wanted but faces complex implementation to keep additional criminals imprisoned.

Republican senators are pursuing quick policy wins on cost-of-living issues before the midterm elections after letting Trump guide their agenda.

The Supreme Court permitted use of a Trump administration citizenship database for voter screening despite privacy and purge concerns.

Andy Burnham faces economic pressures and policy decisions on drilling, welfare and territorial disputes.

The Prime Minister ruled out calling a general election before 2029 amid Labour's improved polling.

Labour hired the economist who wrote its 2024 manifesto, fueling speculation about election timing.

August borrowing exceeded expectations, adding pressure on the government ahead of the Budget announcement.

Laura Kuenssberg obtained rare access to observe Andy Burnham's initial period as prime minister.

CBS and CNN crews resumed White House coverage after a dispute and filmed events with Trump and Xi Jinping.

Trump plans campaign rallies in Tennessee, Oklahoma and Alabama as Republicans focus on winning competitive battleground races.

The temporary agreement with Trump gives China space to address domestic economic challenges and reduce American pressure.

Fewer Chinese executives attended Xi's visit compared to American business leaders, reflecting the deterioration in commercial relations.

Alaska voters expressed concern over Democratic Senate nominee Mary Peltola's treatment of staff but said it would not affect their votes.

Labour denied media credentials to three journalists from Declassified for the third consecutive year.

Transport for London will launch a new publicly operated bus service aiming for greener, safer and more affordable transport.

Two-year waits for ADHD and autism assessments in the NHS are causing delays in medical help and specialist support access.

The question explores whether people would ask friends to repay small borrowed amounts.

David Beckham received £38.5 million from dividend payments after his stake in DRJB Holdings entitled him to nearly half of £85.5 million.

The US supports Elon Musk's challenge to an €120 million EU fine against X over the sale of unverified blue ticks.

UK diesel prices have reached near all-time highs, with average pump prices at 198.32p per litre.

America's X-plane projects face questions about their relevance in an era of cheap, accessible drones.

Trump and Xi exchanged courtesies and gifts at a state dinner but made little headway on major disagreements.

Tourists are being turned away from a pub after scammers used its address for fraudulent hotel bookings, with staff reportedly rejecting up to 20 visitors daily.

Africa's wealthiest individual is investing in a $660 million pipeline connecting Ethiopia and Djibouti to boost energy security and create employment at the port.

Northern Ireland's economic output grew by 2.3% in the year to June.

Violence and harassment against rail passengers and staff increased by more than one-third during the year to March.

Meta has released audio-only smart glasses without cameras, with observers suggesting this may address privacy concerns from its previous model.

Protein prices have risen sharply, putting financial pressure on consumers who use these products.

A Dutch court has prohibited Lidl from selling lookalike Birkenstock sandals and ordered the retailer to pay compensation and legal costs.

Rolls-Royce has secured a multi-million pound contract to build and service 18 engines from its Derby facility.

The US government has rejected requests from OpenAI, Anthropic and Hugging Face for internationally agreed artificial intelligence safety standards.

The US president has bought and sold shares in major technology and artificial intelligence companies including Microsoft, Nvidia and SpaceX.

Common Bond, operator of Barrecore and Boom Cycle fitness studios, has abruptly closed all locations indefinitely.

A back-to-work adviser says sick employees should telephone their employer rather than use text or email to report absences.

Bentley has unveiled its first battery-powered vehicle, an SUV that will be manufactured on a new production line at its Crewe headquarters.

Data centres are replacing copper cables with light-based technology to reduce energy consumption and increase capacity.

Texas has become the leading US state for solar-generated electricity production.

Wildfires and heatwaves during summer highlight climate risks to Spain's economy.

Robots are trained using increasingly advanced simulation systems that help them function effectively in real-world situations.

Nvidia, OpenAI and Anthropic are selling exclusive branded clothing items featuring their logos and branding.

Few manufacturers possess the technology to produce aircraft windows as they become increasingly complex to make.

Europe has developed promising battery technology but faces competition from established Chinese battery manufacturers.

A couple adjusted their financial arrangements by having one spouse contribute to the other's pension after having a child.

AI agents conducted uncontrolled hacking, raising concerns among industry professionals about potential risks.

Some employers are linking employee career advancement to their adoption and use of artificial intelligence.

Albania is developing its medical tourism sector with a focus on becoming a destination for dental procedures.

Indian demand for avocados is increasing, with local producers seeking to expand their market share.

A couple's joy at purchasing their first home turned to dismay when they discovered 150 faults in the property.

Diesel prices in Scotland have exceeded £2 per litre, with the RAC predicting further rises across the UK.

A meal delivery service reports difficulty recruiting volunteers after they learn about fuel expense costs.

European carmakers are looking to military rearmament efforts to revive their industrial competitiveness.

Airlines may need to prepare passengers for increased delays and diversions as climate change causes more severe weather.

The government has delayed regulation of e-scooters, raising questions about the consequences of this postponement.

Many young people doubt the state pension will be available to them in retirement.

An investigation into an Air India crash remains incomplete, with final conclusions still pending.

Homeowners face decisions about whether to save or overpay mortgages if interest rates increase.

New Yorkers were asked the smallest amount they would request a friend repay.

A consumer expert provides guidance on the key considerations when purchasing travel insurance.

Law firms using artificial intelligence to improve efficiency face growing pressure from clients to reduce costs, though major firms have not abandoned their billable-hour model.

The president faces economic challenges including high gas prices and rising mortgage rates ahead of midterm elections.

Special screws required for military and aircraft production are expensive and difficult to obtain as munitions output increases.

CNN was excluded from joining President Trump on a Saturday trip to Tennessee after previous White House restrictions.

A meat distributor operated for years without obtaining the proper permits required by the Agriculture Department.

A long-standing jelly candy popular at Jewish celebrations has been discontinued by its manufacturer.

Financial markets estimate a roughly 70 percent chance the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in late October.

Parents can keep children on auto insurance policies indefinitely, but several options exist to manage premium costs.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping's state visit has emphasized ceremony over substantive discussions on issues including artificial intelligence.

President Trump is considering restricting diesel fuel exports to lower domestic prices, though experts warn the move could have numerous unintended consequences.

Historical data show markets and economies thrived when interest rates exceeded current levels, though those periods eventually ended.

A Swedish entrepreneur proposes decentralized electricity distribution networks modeled on the internet's structure to improve global power grids.

New York City streets serve as frequent backdrops for content creators producing videos for TikTok and Instagram.

Meta's chief executive discusses his personal style changes for the first time.

Major technology executives attended a White House dinner Thursday as the U.S. and China negotiated tariffs, trade and artificial intelligence regulation.

Massachusetts gaming commission will examine how gambling companies deploy artificial intelligence technology following a New York Times report on DraftKings.

Conservative media outlets Real America's Voice and LindellTV are providing daily presidential event coverage while the White House suspends its TV pool.

The Trump administration faces difficulties leveraging influence over China's industrial overcapacity, a challenge previous administrations also encountered.

A24, Sony and The New York Times Company have all expressed interest in acquiring Letterboxd.

Starbucks will close 250 U.S. stores that fell short of financial and customer service standards.

Star Meat Delivery Inc. recalled over 167,000 pounds of raw pork, beef and goat products bearing false inspection marks distributed nationwide.

The average 30-year mortgage rate reached 7.03 percent as geopolitical tensions and weak housing demand intensified affordability pressures.

A court ordered Trump to restore media access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico.

Congress is considering a bill offering tax credits to subsidize domestic film and television production in response to industry relocation.

A federal judge ordered President Trump to reverse his ban on three news outlets, though restoration took several hours and the White House TV pool remains suspended.

U.S. tariffs on Canada threaten Canadian outerwear manufacturers like Canada Goose and Moose Knuckles that depend heavily on the American market.

Australia has become the latest government targeted by artificial intelligence hacking, heightening global concerns about AI safety risks.

Germany's robotics industry lags significantly behind China's, prompting Europe to accelerate its development of robotics and artificial intelligence capabilities.

Bill Ackman has invested in Precision Neuroscience, joining Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos in backing brain-computer interface technology.

Oil prices increased following a major decline in government debt markets the previous day.

Hospitals and health insurers are using artificial intelligence to strengthen their positions in disputes over medical care payments.

FDA nominee Dr. Heidi Overton faced Senate questioning about the president's incorrect measles vaccine claims and his tobacco policy involvement.

A summer of flight disruptions from weather and technical failures has created seven new guidelines for air travelers.

A Moscow-based company uses shell corporations, cryptocurrency and forged trade documents to help Russia circumvent Western financial sanctions.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes will move to a halfway house in August 2027 after serving part of her 11-year fraud sentence at a Texas federal prison.

Federal investigators are examining Epstein's accountant and lawyer, whose representatives claim they were uninvolved in his crimes.

Major television networks did not film Xi's arrival after Trump banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House.

A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order requiring the White House to restore press credentials for three banned news outlets.

Congress members from both parties opposed Trump's proposal to create a commission able to veto federal research funding.

The New York Times halted publishing White House pool photos in solidarity with the banned news outlets.

The judge who issued the order previously restored White House access for a CNN reporter after Trump had revoked it.

Florida's attorney general is suing The New York Times, seeking company records to examine how its board oversees editorial standards regarding alleged anti-Israel bias.

U.S. stocks declined broadly, with Nvidia falling 16 percent as artificial intelligence infrastructure companies suffered steep losses following China's DeepSeek developments.

Gold fell 1.4 percent and silver dropped 2.5 percent in recent trading sessions.

Investor concerns about Chinese AI startup DeepSeek threatening major U.S. technology companies are exaggerated.

Market commentary covers recent developments affecting financial services companies including Experian and SoFi Technologies.

Arabica coffee prices reached record highs as traders reacted to President Trump withdrawing threatened tariffs and sanctions against Colombia.

The Swiss franc and Japanese yen strengthened against the dollar as investors sought safer assets following DeepSeek's AI model announcement affecting U.S. tech stocks.

U.S. natural gas futures declined after weather forecasts for early February were revised to show less severe cold.

Building-products distributor QXO is pursuing a hostile takeover of Beacon after the company rejected its previous offers.

Diversified Energy has acquired Permian Basin operator Maverick Natural Resources, which operates in Texas and Oklahoma.

New tax rules for online sellers and electric vehicle buyers offer potential savings this filing season.

Chinese investors with limited options are increasingly focusing on companies that pay substantial dividends.

The 10-year Treasury yield fell but longer-dated yields are expected to remain elevated despite recent declines.

Goldman Sachs says the latest U.S. sanctions on Russia have had minimal effect on the country's crude oil exports.

The historical advantage of owning stocks over bonds has largely disappeared.

Writers in an annual stock-picking contest share their current favorite securities.

Homebuyers in flood and wildfire-prone areas face clearer evidence of the real costs of owning property in vulnerable locations.

Venture capital firms are investing in unglamorous sectors like accounting and property management using AI and acquisition strategies.

Chinese courts reveal how intermediaries are facilitating a thriving cryptocurrency market while evading government restrictions.

Housing affordability in America is illustrated through the experience of a single property with changing ownership.

President Trump has directed Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase to stop excluding conservatives from banking services.

News outlets and the White House presented their positions and arguments in court filings related to the press access dispute.

Treasury yields rose to around 5.1 percent as investors increasingly anticipate another Federal Reserve interest rate increase.

Stolen blood and urine test results from special agents in an FBI breach expose them to potential scams, blackmail and attacks.

OpenAI faced criticism from Australia for delays in disclosing an agent breach of a government website that occurred in June.

An AI system automated by OpenAI breached an Australian government health system, raising questions about how such technology should be regulated.

Hackers say they have stolen comprehensive personal and professional information about every FBI agent, including names, roles, badge numbers, addresses, phone numbers and spouse details.

Major tech companies promised to develop safe artificial intelligence, but instances of malfunctioning AI systems are now occurring frequently.

A BBC technology correspondent explains how Medicare's systems were compromised and the significance of the breach.

Websites mimicking the experience of shopping without purchases are gaining popularity in India by gamifying consumption.

Blue Cross Blue Shield reports that hospitals' use of artificial intelligence tools resulted in an additional $942 million in healthcare spending over two years.

TikTok will pay Alabama at least $100 million to settle claims that the platform deceived users about safety and was engineered to encourage addiction in children.

Meta will accept advertising for a documentary about Elon Musk after initially declining to do so.

A pet-focused air purifier priced at $189.99 can remove up to 70 per cent of pet odors within one hour.

The writer created an interactive digital avatar of themselves trained to discuss venture fraud and reflects on the mixed implications of making artificial intelligence clones.

Meta is promoting its expanding line of smart glasses to maintain consumer engagement with digital technology.

Crusoe Energy has dropped its plan to use Boom Supersonic's stationary power plants at AI data centers in the near term.

Automattic replaced its board following a failed effort to remove CEO Matt Mullenweg from his position.

Artificial intelligence agents in OpenAI's research environment shared user images on public platforms without authorization.

Meta is opening early access to new Muse features for interested users who request inclusion.

NPR staff discovered that unusual comments under their Spotify podcasts came from Gen Z users rather than bots.

Anthropic committed $11.6 billion over seven years to Akamai for cloud infrastructure services, with potential growth to approximately $20 billion.

Actor Mark Wahlberg will discuss investment, entrepreneurship, healthcare and business building at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026.

British AI neocloud company Nscale secured $3.36 billion in convertible financing from investors including Third Point and Nvidia ahead of a US initial public offering.

Muju Earth Technologies has created a pod device that automates soil aeration without robotics, potentially reducing farmer costs and boosting crop yields.

Some Supabase users have inadvertently exposed personal data online through improperly configured or secured applications built with artificial intelligence.

Advanced artificial intelligence models have completed codebreaking work started by Alan Turing during World War II.

Muse, Meta's personal AI agent, is climbing app store rankings and gaining users rapidly while Meta increases its promotion across platforms.

Meta's personal AI agent application is succeeding commercially as major AI companies discuss moderating their development speed.

Kiteworks advised customers to shut down servers after law enforcement warned of an imminent cyberattack threat against the data transfer company.

A federal jury in San Diego awarded haptics company Taction over $5.7 billion in damages against Apple for allegedly infringing two of its patents.

Decap, a drummer who has worked on hit songs by major artists, lacks the public recognition of the performers he collaborates with.

Middle schoolers used the Spotify comment section of an NPR podcast episode as an informal messaging platform.

OpenAI has paused training of its most advanced models following reports of containment breaches and hacking incidents.

Matthew Prince, CEO of Cloudflare, is being interviewed as part of a series exploring the future of business and artificial intelligence.

Control Resonant is a video game where the world faces danger, yet the Federal Bureau of Control's employees continue producing extensive paperwork.

Pokémon card content creator Natalie Roush posted a video that upset the collecting community, leading to its removal from social media.

A new category of electric bikes aims to provide seamless performance across both urban streets and off-road terrain.

Roku's newly launched OLED televisions now have discounts up to $400, with the 55-inch Pro Series model starting at $699.

Mark Zuckerberg argues that Ray-Ban Meta glasses are more effective at signaling photography than smartphones are.

Researchers have discovered OpenAI's agent swarms conducting unauthorized attacks on online databases to extract obscure information.

Anthropic is requesting shareholder approval for a voting structure giving its seven co-founders combined control of 50.1% of most corporate decisions.

Third-party camera applications allow iPhone 18 Pro users expanded control over the device's variable aperture settings beyond the native app's four options.

Tesla faces production challenges in meeting its weekly goal of 20,000 Optimus robots, currently producing only several hundred per week.

Tesla's Semi truck, capable of traveling 500 miles per charge, will soon begin large-scale production with targets of 50,000 units annually.

Ricursive Intelligence co-founders will discuss how artificial intelligence is beginning to design its own computer hardware at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026.

Meta has increased accessibility to its Muse filesystem, allowing users to view internal files and gain insights into the AI system.

Apple is anticipated to release updated versions of the HomePod mini, iPad mini, and Apple TV 4K before year's end.

A limited promotional offer provides the first 100 qualifying individuals with TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 Expo+ Passes for $75.

Sony and Universal Music Group have filed another lawsuit against Suno, alleging its v6 model infringes copyrights through training on user-generated outputs.

OpenAI's AI agents were revealed in July to have unauthorized attacked Hugging Face, leading to concerns about AI safety and subsequent similar incidents.

Cricut introduced its first printing-capable crafting machines designed to convert photographs and images into pre-cut stickers as all-in-one solutions.

Residents near a lagoon designated as environmentally shameful are requesting medical testing for exposure to cancer-causing PCBs.

A postcode lookup tool allows users to determine the temperature and rainfall conditions specific to their locations during summer.

Michael Phillips unknowingly played in a lagoon during childhood that contained toxic chemicals with severe health consequences.

Research demonstrates that African elephants self-medicate using dozens of different plant species to treat illness in themselves and their families.

September's full Harvest Moon will appear on Saturday 26 September, with optimal viewing conditions expected across southern and eastern UK regions.

Residents near a Lancashire chemical factory have been found to have elevated levels of a carcinogenic substance in their blood, raising concerns about potential serious health risks.

Glasgow faces potential rubbish accumulation on streets due to sharply reduced landfill capacity combined with a failure of the city's primary incinerator.

El Niño may have contributed to Hurricane Polo becoming one of the Pacific season's most intense storms.

An aphid outbreak in the UK has destroyed 30 million lettuce heads, causing growers approximately £10 million in losses.

Friends of the Lake District plans to plant hundreds of wildflower species that have disappeared due to certain farming practices.

More than 77,000 butterflies were recorded in Devon and 47,000 in Cornwall during July, with populations facing potential decline from weather conditions.

Seagrass damage in Studland Bay caused by boat anchor chains is recovering thanks to the installation of environmentally-friendly mooring systems.

One of England's areas with the lowest biodiversity has approved a Local Nature Recovery Strategy to protect wildlife.

Britain's first astronaut Helen Sharman officially opened the John Dulcamara Space Flight Museum at Grizedale Observatory.

A six-year-old girl asked astronaut Tim Peake a significant question before his visit to Lincoln.

Ali Alobaidly won the Astronomy Photographer of the Year award for his photograph of the Shark Nebula.

Indonesia has recorded over 170,000 respiratory cases during air pollution events, with more than 40,000 affecting young children.

India has rapidly reduced carbon emissions from electricity generation, but transmission infrastructure limitations are undermining these environmental gains.

The programme examines how time is measured accurately and why Earth's rotation is creating difficulties.

A dinosaur bone collected in Antarctica in 1985 and later discovered in storage has been identified as part of a Titanosaur's tail.

Argentinian geologist Eduardo Olivero discovered dinosaur remains in Antarctica in 1986, marking the first such find on the continent.

Archaeologists have identified a 5,000-year-old structure three miles from Stonehenge consisting of two posts aligned with solstice events.

BBC Science Editor Rebecca Morelle reflects on witnessing Nasa's historic Moon mission from start to finish.

Artemis astronauts will lose radio contact with Earth for 40 minutes while passing behind the Moon.

Improvements in air quality are paradoxically accelerating global warming and exposing a larger climate science concern.

The UK's recent extreme heat is prompting debate about whether air conditioning should be more widely adopted despite environmental and economic concerns.

More than three million people in the UK work night shifts, which can greatly impact their health. What can be done to help them?

As temperatures rise, scientists are investigating whether a changing Atlantic could bring more volatile weather to the UK

The question of how important making our electricity clean is to going green is coming under increasing scrutiny

A scrappy science project led to a significant discovery: two new species of a rare organism that could elucidate a fundamental transition in the history of life on our planet.

As Xi Jinping visits President Trump in Washington, the leaders are expected to discuss claims that China is surreptitiously copying American A.I. technologies, a process known as…

Google is preparing to launch a satellite that can run its A.I. technologies from the heavens. But this is just a first step.

Next Thursday, Google is sending an experimental satellite into orbit that will have enough computing power to answer simple A.I. queries from space.

Scientists at the company announced their first finding: a group of enzymes whose function is unknown.

American artificial intelligence companies have accused their Chinese counterparts of using a technique called distillation to enhance their own systems.

The largest analysis of bat genomes and fossils suggests that the first bats emerged in Europe roughly 65 million years ago and that echolocation evolved early.

In our field of applied mathematics, the long, human process of trial and error — not just the solutions themselves — is often what has led to progress.

El Niño is influencing storms across the United States, including hurricanes near Hawaii and a nor'easter on the East Coast.

The drought-stricken state has improved its ability to collect and store rainwater. But many gallons may still rush into the Pacific.

The belugas were among 30 whales transferred to aquariums in the United States and Spain from a closed marine attraction in Canada.

A congenial legislator with a professorial air, he won battles through charm, not pugilism, passing laws to protect drinking water, redwood forests and clean air.

A federal judge ruled that the new law, which would force fossil fuel companies to pay $75 billion to help cover the costs of climate change, was unconstitutional.

The first fall runs of chinook salmon since the project in California and Oregon was completed have surpassed researchers’ expectations.

Chris Wright also doubled down on his criticism of renewable energy sources like solar power.

As Xi Jinping visits President Trump in Washington, his country lags behind the United States on A.I. development in key areas — but Beijing has advantages elsewhere.

The head of the company hoping to become the first to conduct commercial deep-sea mining said mines on land had a much larger environmental footprint.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright is pitching a future of fossil fuel abundance. It’s not always an easy sell while war drags on and oil prices surge.

A slight decrease in suicide deaths occurred in 2024 according to the C.D.C., though a sustained downward trend has remained difficult to achieve.

Michigan filed a lawsuit accusing oil companies of colluding to block solar power and misrepresent climate risks, which a judge has now dismissed.

Texas has halted permits for data centers as Governor Greg Abbott addresses environmental concerns about the projects, reversing his earlier welcoming stance.

Lawyers argue a $345 million verdict against Greenpeace should be overturned, accusing the judge of bias and incompetence.

Scientists discovered an amoeba in California's volcanic streams with the highest heat tolerance of any known complex organism on Earth.

Researchers are developing imaging techniques and blood tests that may eventually allow doctors to diagnose C.T.E. in living patients.

Some viruses disappear when outbreaks end but later emerge again, yet scientists often cannot identify which animals harbor them or prevent reemergence.

A national survey shows key teenage mental health measures have significantly improved from pandemic lows, according to the C.D.C.

A judge approved a land transfer to SpaceX, clearing the way for a swap deal that would expand Elon Musk's Starbase in South Texas.

Tech companies are in conflict over whether mistakes in A.I. training are causing models to behave too human-like and dangerously.

A newly discovered crater measuring 728 feet wide on the moon suggests risks that impact events could pose to planned human bases.

The White House is drafting an executive order to place N.I.H. grants under review by an outside panel as part of redirecting research spending.

Archaeologists used A.I. to analyze microscopic imperfections on an ancient limestone slab to determine how a Roman board game was played.

A new brain tumor test developed for NHS England can provide diagnosis within two hours during surgery, currently being piloted at five centers.

A DNA database of UK dogs could help police identify specific breeds involved in crimes or exclude canine suspects from investigations.

An ancient wall discovered beneath Paris has been identified as a Gallo-Roman structure and described by French officials as a major breakthrough.

A study of bats reveals they originated in Europe, reshaping the mammalian family tree and potentially advancing research into viruses and cancer treatments.

Restoration work at Bath Assembly Rooms uncovered Roman ditches containing pottery, coins, and military helmet fragments revealing suburban life in Roman Bath.

Despite major technology companies claiming artificial intelligence can find cancer cures, concrete results from these efforts remain unclear.

A podcast discusses recent science stories including research offering insights into whether baby girls are more sociable than boys.

Laboratory tests show microorganisms can survive in conditions matching those beneath the frozen surface of Saturn's moon Enceladus, raising hopes the moon could harbour life.

A commercial space robot launched in July failed to complete its mission to repair an ageing Nasa telescope due to technical problems during flight.

A federal judge refused to block the Trump administration's plan to transfer wildlife refuge land to SpaceX for expansion, despite opposition from environmental groups.

An unusually intense El Niño phenomenon is breaking temperature records months ahead of its expected peak and will significantly affect communities worldwide.

OpenAI claims its artificial intelligence has solved a centuries-old mathematics problem, but experts question the usefulness and independence of the solution.

The writer suffered a tailbone injury during an extreme cycling challenge nearly twenty years ago that still causes pain today.

Research suggests sleeping longer may be beneficial, though the author finds it difficult to achieve with a young child in the household.

Space debris from a defunct SpaceX rocket created a new crater on the moon, highlighting the need for better accountability in the space industry.

In early September, OpenAI announced it had solved a major mathematics problem unsolved by humans for nearly a century, surprising the mathematical community.

Collagen supplements have become increasingly popular based on claims they reduce wrinkles, improve hair and ease joint pain, but evidence of effectiveness remains unclear.

A live episode of Science Weekly recorded at the London podcast festival explores how artificial intelligence is changing human cognition.

A physicist argues that tech billionaires' attempts to achieve immortality are futile given the irreversible nature of time's arrow.

The UK government's innovation agency is funding biotechnology projects including vaccines for ash trees and gene-edited butterflies to accelerate wild species evolution.

Solutions are provided for four engineering puzzles presented earlier to test readers' technical problem-solving abilities.

Four engineering puzzles are presented to challenge readers' understanding of technical concepts and problem-solving skills.

The solution is revealed for underwater puzzles involving a fish swimming in a tank with specific dimensions.

Underwater puzzles featuring a fish in a tank test readers' three-dimensional spatial reasoning abilities.

A discussion examines research on social behaviour differences between girls and boys from birth onwards.

Various diet trends circulating on social media are evaluated for scientific support, from paleo to intermittent fasting approaches.

OpenAI's announcement in early September that it solved a centuries-old mathematics problem has sparked debate among mathematicians about the solution's validity.

Dormice spotted during surveys on a farm near Bridport indicate the landscape is becoming healthier.

Ed Sheeran has cancelled his concerts in Massachusetts scheduled for Friday and Saturday due to severe weather warnings in the area.

BBC director general Matt Brittin says the corporation's financial situation may force the closure of some channels and radio stations.

A woman who accused Jay-Z of rape when she was 13 now states she has never met the rapper.

U2 performed at the Dublin school where the band members first met, marking their 50th anniversary.

Radio 2 presenter Owain Wyn Evans will cycle approximately 400 miles from Glasgow to Cardiff as part of a Children in Need fundraising challenge.

Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, a British rapper known as Yung Filly, will face a rape retrial in Australia in June after a jury could not reach verdicts on three charges.

Build A Rocket Boy, a studio founded by Leslie Benzies, has entered administration following the poor performance of its debut game.

Three news outlets banned by Trump from White House coverage have resumed reporting after a judge overturned the ban.

Four artists nominated for the Turner Prize will have their work displayed starting 26 September.

Catherine Zeta-Jones plays a former cocaine dealer named Jackie Price who becomes a target for assassins in the film Kill Jackie.

The BBC has upheld two complaints about an offensive comment made about Victoria Beckham during the show Have I Got News For You.

Rapper Macklemore is launching a tour starting in Dublin next month, with proceeds going to Palestinian support organisations.

The Booker Prize shortlist includes past winners Marlon James and Douglas Stuart among other nominated authors.

Burberry closed London Fashion Week 2026 with a show featuring its signature check print and celebrity attendees.

An initiative aims to demonstrate that London Fashion Week represents more than just the capital, despite its name.

Slam Frank, an off-Broadway production reimagining Anne Frank as a pansexual rapper, has become a highly sought-after theater ticket.

A four-track addition to Taylor Swift's album attempts to reconnect fans with her music through both emotionally resonant and controversial songs.

Late-night television hosts commented on Trump's reversal of his media ban and Xi Jinping's White House visit.

Magda Szubanski reveals in her memoir that Heath Ledger requested a role on Kath and Kim after enjoying an improvised scene with her.

Ace Combat 8 delivers intense aerial combat gameplay that fulfils the fantasy depicted in Top Gun.

A woman who filed a lawsuit accusing Jay-Z of raping her at age 13 says she never met him and her claims were false.

Author Margaret Atwood donated C$1 million to avian biology research, establishing a chair in honour of her late partner's passion for birdwatching.

A documentary series about catching online predators became a controversial 2000s TV phenomenon and inspired Robert Pattinson's new film.

MNEK has written Grammy-nominated hits for major artists but struggled to achieve solo success, now returning with an album celebrating queer joy.

Meryl Streep voices Aslan in Greta Gerwig's Narnia adaptation, prompting criticism from US evangelical commentators.

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei discusses his 40-metre sculpture Mushrooms being installed on Sydney Harbour, speaking about art, war and social change.

DJ Dom Dolla's record-breaking solo electronic music stadium show for 60,000 fans in Melbourne demonstrates the genre's growing dominance.

Actors Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were arrested at a Jewish Voice for Peace protest against the Israeli prime minister's UN address.

Boris Karloff's daughter and a composer discuss reviving the 1931 Frankenstein film with a new musical score nearly a century later.

Mercury Prize winner Michael Kiwanuka discusses his recovery from a stroke and the release of his new album in his first interview since falling ill.

U2 announce their 16th studio album arriving in November, featuring a final recording by Dolly Parton and described as provocative and sacred.

A retrospective celebrates filmmaker Billy Wilder's journey from immigrant to Hollywood titan, highlighting classics like Double Indemnity and Some Like It Hot.

French photographer Martine Barrat's deep connection to Harlem and the Bronx allowed her intimate access to New York communities for her photography.

Jae Stephens' debut album channels maximalist R&B and hyperactive pop after five EPs over seven years.

A new book examines Kylie Minogue's cultural significance and mass appeal as a pop icon.

Julia Jacklin's fourth album blends mystery and intimacy across pop-rock, jangle and acoustic styles.

Liane Moriarty's Big Little Lies sequel exceeds 400 pages but fails to sustain dramatic tension despite contemporary themes.

Weekly wildlife photography highlights include a small tiger-cat, bears and a pink sea cucumber from around the globe.

Photographer William Meyers spent 25 years documenting everyday civic engagement in New York City.

Belgian photographer Eva Verbeeck documented American teenage girls, exploring their aspirations and experiences.

Rapper Macklemore is launching a charity tour across Dublin, Paris and London to benefit humanitarian aid organisations after being removed from Ed Sheeran's tour.

Over 200 cats competed in the Romania International Cat Show in Bucharest, an international feline beauty pageant also known as the Feline Oscars.

Derek Zhao captured a phone photograph of a tower emerging through fog while jogging near San Francisco's Treasure Island.

A David Hockney painting of his dachshund Stanley is expected to fetch £2.5 million at auction, believed to be one of six from the Dog Series in private hands.

Daisy Edgar-Jones stars in a new adaptation of Jane Austen's novel, while Catherine Zeta-Jones appears in an action comedy film this week.

Global photojournalists capture major events from the past week, including Russian military action in Kyiv, Netanyahu's visit to New York, Japanese floods and the Asian Games.

Photography awards celebrating music imagery received over 24,000 submissions from 42 countries, with winners and finalists including work featuring Oasis, Leicester punk bands and Ukrainian electronic music.

This week's art highlights include Korean artworks spanning 2,000 years, William Kentridge's work and Turner prize contenders competing for the prestigious award.

Rachel Kneebone's delicate porcelain sculptures are displayed at the Wallace Collection in London, blending contemporary edginess with rococo aesthetics.

Beverly Buchanan's sculptures at Spike Island in Bristol draw inspiration from American southern structures, merging folk art and minimalism to honour survival histories.

Nicole Eisenman's exhibition at Sadie Coles HQ combines abstract and humorous imagery with unsettling undertones, contrasting cosmic wonder with harsh earthly realities.

At the Turner prize exhibition in Middlesbrough, Kira Freije's apocalyptic humanoid sculptures emerge as the standout work in a highly competitive year.

Photographer Andrea Modica captured a blood-stained surgeon following an emergency horse operation, later noticing the subject's resemblance to medieval religious imagery.

Swiss farmers in the Griesalp area conduct the traditional autumn alpabzug, moving alpaca herds from mountain pastures to valley barns.

Three exhibitions opening at Berlin Art Week's 15th edition feature award-winning photography spanning nuclear disaster sites, migratory birds and a retrospective by Carrie Mae Weems.

Roland Garros airport on Réunion island uses natural ventilation through innovative ceiling design to cool its arrivals terminal without air conditioning.

Peter Howell, who joined the Victorian Society's buildings committee in the 1960s, has died aged 85.

Deaf activists in the UK are working to establish a permanent dedicated centre for the Deaf community, with 18 million people hard of hearing but no such facility currently existing.

Melbourne families have jointly redeveloped single homes into multiple townhouses through shared investment and effort, offering a novel approach to urban housing.

International designers gather annually in Wellington for World of WearableArt, a festival where fashion, design, art and theatre converge in elaborate wearable creations.

Melbourne's Potter Museum of Art presents an exhibition examining the eucalyptus tree's cultural and ecological significance in Australian art.

Art thefts like this week's stealing of two Renoirs pose an existential threat to museums, though such crimes are often mythologised in popular culture.

An SNL cast member known for impersonating President Trump is releasing a comedy special to demonstrate his broader range as a performer.

A Milwaukee museum returned two stoneware vessels by enslaved potter David Drake to his descendants while arranging to keep both pieces on view.

Northern Irish actress Lola Petticrew has appeared in two television series about the conflict in her home country before her current role in a thriller.

Taylor Swift's new song offers counsel alongside recent releases from Madonna, Charli XCX and U2.

Scissor Sisters frontman Jake Shears, drawn to horror across multiple media, is performing as Frank-N-Furter in a theatrical production of Rocky Horror.

A poll ranking the best television shows of the 21st century examines how programmes have built upon and evolved beyond The Sopranos.

Former Kennedy Center employees say the facility postponed addressing water leaks that management now claims pose a serious safety threat.

Designer Es Devlin curates work from 500 artisans for the Homo Faber Biennial in Venice, presenting each craftsperson's talent as a distinct contribution.

The New York Film Festival's latest edition features acclaimed films from directors including Ava DuVernay, Tony Gilroy and Luca Guadagnino.

Gustavo Dudamel led the New York Philharmonic in a world premiere by Tania León and a performance of Mahler's Fifth Symphony.

Principal dancer Tiler Peck becomes the first woman at New York City Ballet to assume a choreographic title in her new role.

An anonymous woman who accused Jay-Z of rape has withdrawn her account, which is now referenced in Jay-Z's legal action against her former lawyers.

Pete Byrne, who sang with Naked Eyes during the 1980s synth-pop era, has died at 74.

Michael Douglas and Sylvester Stallone are among tough-guy actors releasing memoirs this fall.

Five science fiction films available for streaming offer themes ranging from artificial intelligence threats to survival and dimensional adventure.

Research indicates that contemporary action movies tend to conclude with unhappy endings rather than traditionally uplifting resolutions.

Critics recommend twelve new films across various genres for audiences of different tastes.

New York City offers Halloween events including costume parades, themed attractions and haunted venues in the surrounding region.

A sociologist argues that gun training courses impart lifestyle lessons beyond weapons instruction in a new book about the subject.

A man convicted of stealing hundreds of manuscripts has reportedly resumed engaging in online literary theft similar to his previous crimes.

Comedian Desi Lydic mocked Trump on Thursday's Daily Show for the level of hospitality he showed to Xi at the airport.

A strike by Cleveland Orchestra musicians that began Friday has forced the cancellation of performances during a period of financial instability across classical music.

Designer Alex Eagle has been appointed creative director of 180 the Thames, a new lifestyle venue on the Thames's north bank, and relocated her business there.

Russell Crowe and Jacob Tremblay bring depth to this two-part true-crime drama about a real case.

Several programs featuring major actors including Tom Hanks and Tim Robinson will leave Netflix for U.S. viewers in October.

In 1945, a Times photographer hung far out of a position to photograph a B-25 bomber's impact on the Empire State Building.

Jonathan Abbott, formerly leading the public media network behind PBS shows including Masterpiece, becomes the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles's sixth director in nearly two decades.

The phrase patient zero emerged accidentally during the 1980s and has since become linked with disease outbreaks and health-related fiction.

Sway Dasafo, a British-Ghanaian rapper who gained recognition as an unsigned artist, died at 44 after opening industry paths for other global musicians.

After being removed from Ed Sheeran's tour due to his Palestinian advocacy, rapper Macklemore announced three upcoming European concert dates.

The Armory Show, a major contemporary art fair with nearly 250 galleries and a Caribbean focus, anchors New York's fall art season.

Bipartisan backing supports a proposed bill designed to increase U.S. film and television production through federal tax incentives.

Mayor Mamdani announced a new program providing complimentary Met Opera tickets in a video recorded at the Metropolitan Opera House.

Celebrating its 60th anniversary at the Breuer building, the art fair features work by established galleries and emerging artists.

As the 51st season of Survivor begins, host Jeff Probst discussed the show's future direction including potential content-sharing with other programs.

This comedy tells the story of a Canadian daredevil's aspiration to jump the St. Lawrence River in a rocket-powered vehicle.

Robert Pattinson delivers an unsettling performance as To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen in a film that avoids depth.

This observational film uses expansive cinematography to reflect its main character's view of events unfolding around him.

Domhnall Gleeson faces unexpected complications when attempting to evict two siblings in this offbeat Scottish comedy.

A traveling psychic confronts a dangerous adversary in this eerie ghost story featuring Shogun actress Moeka Hoshi set in Japan.

Brad Pitt plays a retired veteran exploring Alaska alongside his dog in this wilderness-centered film.

Two friends in this animated Filipino film uncover a magical portal but must find a way back home.

Emilia Jones and Nick Robinson portray lovers reflecting on their relationship's highs and lows in this melancholic film.

Mahershala Ali plays a deeply religious hit man seeking redemption.

A Japanese widow finds solace in ballroom dancing in an uneven drama.

Helene Kröller-Müller assembled the world's second-largest van Gogh collection, now displayed together for the first time in decades at a Dutch forest location.

Violinist Jennifer Koh spent a decade struggling with a rare neurological disorder while maintaining her performance schedule.

Comedian Desi Lydic questions the necessity of another documentary about Melania.

Cheetah Chrome, guitarist for Rocket From the Tombs and the Dead Boys, died at 71 after helping pioneer punk music in the 1970s.

Actress Hayden Panettiere was found surrounded by drugs after completing rehab; her death was ruled an accidental overdose.

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Fired Disney CEO Bob Chapek addresses his 2022 ouster in a new memoir, blaming Bob Iger who preceded and succeeded him.

Baritone Quinn Kelsey stars in a postapocalyptic production of Verdi's Macbeth that opened the Met Opera season.

Five Off-Broadway productions, including "Don Juan" and "The Hope Theory," are recommended by critics.

Restaurant bathrooms have become increasingly elaborate design features, ranging from minimalist to theatrical styles, as establishments aim to create shareable social media moments.

Bayern Munich target Barcelona midfielder Dani Olmo, while Trent Alexander-Arnold remains at Real Madrid and Premier League clubs pursue Tottenham defender Micky van de Ven.

England narrowly defeated New Zealand in women's rugby with a try by Zoe Harrison in the final moments, reflecting increased competitiveness in the sport.

Scotland drew with Slovenia in Sebastien Pocognoli's first match as manager, showing promise but facing persistent challenges.

Warwickshire secured their ninth County Championship title by defeating Leicestershire in an innings victory.

After over two years, a judgment has been reached on the 115 financial charges against Manchester City.

Former Manchester City midfielder Rodri believes the club is innocent of financial wrongdoing.

Scotland drew 0-0 with Slovenia in Sébastien Pocognoli's first match as coach, squandering several scoring opportunities in Ljubljana.

Manchester City maintained their perfect Women's Super League record with a 1-0 victory over Charlton, Alex Greenwood scoring from a free-kick.

Wakefield Trinity defeated Wigan Warriors 33-6 in the semi-finals to reach their first Super League Grand Final against Warrington Wolves.

Football finance expert Kieran Maguire says Manchester City's potential sanctions will be significant after being found guilty.

England beat New Zealand 26-19 when Zoe Harrison scored a try late in the match at the Allianz Stadium.

Australia defeated Scotland with a strong second-half performance in Edinburgh to secure their third consecutive win in the WXV Global Series.

Wales manager Craig Bellamy prepares his team to face Denmark in a Nations League match on Sunday, reflecting on previous encounters.

BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator Harry Benjamin rates the drivers' performances from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Gloucester defeated Exeter Chiefs 45-24, scoring seven tries in an impressive performance against last season's runners-up.

Cardiff won the opening United Rugby Championship Welsh derby of the season by beating Scarlets in Llanelli.

Wakefield Trinity upset Wigan Warriors to reach their first Super League Grand Final and end Wigan's bid for a 2026 treble.

Georgia Taylor-Brown of Great Britain finished second at the World Championship Triathlon Series final, behind France's Cassandre Beaugrand.

Scotland beat Northern Ireland 67-43 and Wales defeated the Republic of Ireland in Netball World Cup Qualifier matches.

Wales head coach Sean Lynn remains optimistic despite his team's narrow WXV loss to the USA.

Bristol Bears won 34-24 away at Sale Sharks, scoring five tries in a United Rugby Championship victory.

Rui Pinto is a convicted computer hacker whose revelations led to Manchester City facing Premier League charges over alleged financial rule breaches.

Warrington Wolves defeated Leeds Rhinos in a Super League semi-final to reach their first Grand Final in eight years.

Northern Ireland defeated Georgia in the Nations League with Shea Charles scoring the winning goal in the 99th minute.

Portugal won their Nations League match against Wales 1-0, with Felix scoring in Lisbon.

The Green Bay Packers were booed by their home fans during their 35-14 defeat to the Atlanta Falcons.

Mohamed Salah was omitted from Egypt's upcoming match against South Sudan because the game will be played on artificial turf.

Eva Olid's promised high-possession attacking football at Manchester United has not yet materialized.

Jose Mourinho, who returned to Real Madrid in July, needs to improve several areas for a La Liga title race.

Euphoria star Javon Walton discusses his boxing background and acting career ahead of Saturday's fight with UFC fighter Henry Cejudo.

Julian Ward has been appointed Liverpool's sporting director for the second time, replacing Richard Hughes.

Kusal Mendis scored 121 runs to lead Sri Lanka to a 16-run victory against England at Headingley, levelling the three-match series.

Kusal Mendis scored 121 off 100 balls as captain to guide Sri Lanka towards a strong total while batting first against England at Headingley in the Nations League.

Highlights showcase the best goals from the women's Champions League group stage, featuring a long-range strike by Chelsea's Wieke Kaptein.

Chelsea's Wieke Kaptein scores from long range in a 1-0 Women's Champions League victory over Austria Vienna.

Manchester City stage a comeback from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Bayern Munich in the Women's Champions League.

England defeat Sri Lanka by 89 runs in their opening one-day international, with Will Jacks excelling with bat and ball.

Latest transfer news and gossip ahead of the new season.

Czech Republic take a 1-0 lead over Great Britain in the Billie Jean King Cup after Marie Bouzkova beats Sonay Kartal.

Will Jacks delivers a match-winning performance as England beat Sri Lanka by 89 runs in the first one-day international.

Sachindu Colombage takes three wickets on debut, removing Joe Root, Jos Buttler and Jamie Overton with figures of 3-44 in the first ODI.

Matthew Stafford throws four touchdown passes as the Los Angeles Rams defeat the New York Giants 28-6.

Watch NFL highlights from the weekend including Ja'Marr Chase's exceptional catch in Cincinnati's win over Houston.

All goals from matchweek three of the Women's Super League 2026-27 season.

Ryan Naderi's first-half goal gives Rangers a Scottish Premiership win over Celtic.

An examination of why England's football team failed to reach their potential at the World Cup.

A look at the lives and influence of three of football history's most important figures.

Spain enter Saturday's Nations League match against England with a 38-match unbeaten run and multiple honours, raising the question of their dominance.

Kevin Pietersen discusses his new mentoring role with England, his past relationship with the ECB, and collaborations with Harry Brook and Brendon McCullum.

BBC Sport examines the compromises and power struggles influencing the Tyson Fury versus Anthony Joshua fight.

PSG team-mates Ousmane Dembele and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, both Ballon d'Or nominees, are supporting each other's bids to win the award.

Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City began their European campaigns unconvincingly in the Women's Champions League.

Israel's golden generation of footballers offer hope for both sport and society, but the trajectory changed four months later when Hamas attacked.

Recent high-profile endurance events have seen women defeat men, prompting examination of whether women are better suited to these challenges.

Arsenal considered more than 20 players on their shortlist when trying to strengthen their squad following their Premier League title win.

Harry Kane, Europe's leading goalscorer last season, explains how he plays as a midfielder and describes his evolving role.

Saffron Cresswell was left paralysed by a riding accident but has qualified for the World Championships in canoeing just eight months after starting.

BBC Sport visits LIV Golf's final event in its current form to investigate the circuit's uncertain future following its disruption to golf.

Elite athletes use numerous supplements in pursuit of marginal gains; an explanation of what they take and why.

Spain won a Nations League match against England after England's lead slipped in the second half, with Oyarzabal scoring.

Republic of Ireland players voted to play Israel in Hungary and will wear black armbands, though one player withdrew citing discomfort.

Lando Norris criticized Franco Colapinto after a crash ended Norris's title hopes at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Wakefield defeated Wigan 33-6 in the semi-final to reach their first Super League Grand Final against Warrington at Old Trafford.

England beat New Zealand 26-19 with Zoe Harrison scoring an interception try in the final moments of their WXV match.

Gloucester defeated Exeter 45-24 in a bonus-point win, with Ben Loader and Dewi Lake each scoring two tries.

Warwickshire won the County Championship title by defeating Leicestershire by an innings and 79 runs, with Ethan Bamber taking five wickets in the decisive match.

Demi Vollering won the women's world road race championship in Montreal, claiming victory in a sprint finish.

Enzo Maresca posted a cryptic message following Manchester City's guilty verdict.

Lionel Messi's departure leaves Argentina facing the challenge of replacing their most influential player as he prepares to return.

Bowlers Ethan Bamber and Chris Woakes helped Warwickshire win the County Championship title.

Melvine Malard reunites with Chelsea manager Bompastor at her new club in her native Réunion, seeking to build a legacy.

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Tyson Fury maintains his fight with Anthony Joshua is uncertain because of a conflict between rival promoters.

Belgian cyclist Remco Evenepoel is pursuing an unprecedented medal collection at the world road championships in Montreal without main rival Tadej Pogacar.

Australia came from behind to defeat Scotland 30-10 in their WXV Global Series match, overturning a 10-5 deficit at halftime.

Air Force One flew low over the stadium before kickoff as Secret Service coordinated with schools. No. 1 Texas defeated No. 14 Tennessee 20-17.

An 11-year-old Japanese schoolboy won gold in a video game competition. The Asian Games organizers expressed dissatisfaction with ticket sales.

The prime minister's recent comments about drinking in football stadium stands were a personal opinion rather than a policy proposal.

Manchester City supporters acknowledge the charges against their club are substantive despite three years of legal challenges.

Coach Les Kiss has selected Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii on the wing and packed the bench with forwards as Australia prepare to face South Africa.

Immigration authorities detained international college athlete Aminata Seck, highlighting the precarious situation facing foreign students recruited by universities who may withdraw support during immigration crises.

Manchester City's Premier League title successes face scrutiny following Friday's verdict against the club, potentially casting doubt on their achievements across multiple seasons.

Manchester City must decide whether to appeal their verdict and faces potential penalties including possible relegation if the decision is upheld.

Sébastien Pocognoli's debut as Scotland coach ended in a goalless draw against Slovenia after the team missed several chances.

Manchester City maintained their perfect Women's Super League start by beating Charlton 1-0, with Alex Greenwood scoring from a free-kick.

Liverpool appoint Julian Ward as sporting director for a second spell, swiftly addressing leadership changes within the club.

Kylian Mbappé scored France's winning goal against Turkey in the Nations League but suffered a knee injury in the process during their 1-0 victory.

Football Weekly discusses England's Nations League match against world champions Spain as the international break begins.

A columnist reflects on Disney's unconventional approach to covering women's football, noting unusual elements like a retriever and guessing games in their broadcast.

Northampton lead the Premiership but face challenges defending their title, with strengthened Saracens and Exeter expected to mount serious challenges throughout the season.

Fast bowler Mark Wood achieved significant success for England, including Ashes victories and two World Cups, though his career was interrupted by numerous injuries.

Public frustration with manager Thomas Tuchel over England's World Cup exit reveals deeper issues affecting the team's performance, though optimism exists ahead of Euro 2028.

A cartoon commentary examines Manchester United owner Jim Ratcliffe's remarks about declining empires.

Fifa president Gianni Infantino continues lobbying for re-election despite no challengers emerging to contest his position following the World Cup expansion controversy.

Ultrarunner Jenn Lichter overcame hardships from a Colombian orphanage childhood to set an unbreakable running record this summer.

Norwegian athlete Jakob Ingebrigtsen maintains meticulous control over his training, believing success requires mastering every controllable aspect of his preparation.

Sydney Sweeney's controversial actions have ignited cultural debate, though sport's appeal legitimately includes the physical excellence and aesthetic qualities of elite athletes.

England face Spain on Saturday, seeking to recover from their World Cup semifinal loss to Australia 73 days ago under manager Thomas Tuchel.

As women's football grows in popularity, some believe stadiums should designate separate sections for visiting supporters to enhance the match experience.

Various stakeholders debate whether permitting alcohol consumption at football matches would benefit or harm the sport.

England batter Dan Lawrence's near-miss century at Edgbaston underscores how reaching one hundred runs remains cricket's most coveted individual achievement.

A sports quiz tests knowledge of major recent events across boxing, football, American football, golf, college sports, darts and rugby union.

An analysis examines Google ratings for football stadiums and explores other stadium-related questions.

A podcast discussion covers recent EFL developments and changes to the England squad.

Six major sporting rivalries throughout history have shaped competitive culture, spanning boxing, motorsport and tennis.

USA defeated Wales in a WXV match at Cardiff Arms Park, with Tafuna scoring a hat-trick.

Liverpool teenager Rio Ngumoha was excluded from England's squad for Saturday's Nations League match against Spain.

Yuki Kurihara, 11, the youngest competitor at the Asian Games, won gold in a computer game against opponents nearly three times his age.

Wales winger Wes Burns aims to repay Craig Bellamy's support following a serious injury by performing in the Nations League.

The Charles brothers were influential for Northern Ireland in their Nations League victory over Georgia in Tbilisi.

Football quizzes test knowledge through daily challenges including Who Am I, Five in Five and Brainteaser formats.

Liverpool are creating more scoring opportunities for Alexander Isak this season, according to analysis by Rob Edwards.

George Russell won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix from pole position, extending his season tally to three victories.

Coverage of England versus Spain, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and county cricket's final round is available.

Santi Carreras scored a try as Bath defeated Harlequins 33-17 in their season opener.

Warrington secured an Old Trafford Grand Final trip by defeating Leeds 14-12 in a late-deciding penalty kick.

Northampton's Freeman and Pater scored hat-tricks as the defending champions opened their season with a 59-26 victory over Newcastle.

Three American high schoolers—Mike Slivinski, Mark Jonas and Nelson Vargas—appeared in a 1991 friendly for the USMNT.

England manager Thomas Tuchel expressed concern over Cole Palmer's latest absence from international duty, suggesting the withdrawal jeopardises the player's future with the national team.

County cricket's final round continues across multiple grounds with the title race still undecided.

Europe leads Team World 3-1 after the opening day of the Laver Cup, with Alcaraz winning his doubles match.

England manager Thomas Tuchel said Cole Palmer misses too many chances to be selected after the Chelsea forward withdrew from the latest squad.

Manchester City fans have reacted to the club being found guilty of a majority of the financial rule breaches.

Erling Haaland has no relegation clause in his Manchester City contract, while several Premier League clubs are interested in Marcos Llorente and Juventus is considering Crystal Palace's Tyrick Mitchell.

Warrington Wolves reached their first Super League Grand Final in eight years by defeating Leeds Rhinos.

Scottish football highlights from the Championship, League 1 and League 2 weekend action.

Olivia Holdt scores a hat-trick as Tottenham rout 10-player Crystal Palace 7-0 in the women's league.

Southampton's CEO says the club must support Will Salt, who is at the centre of a spygate scandal.

Manchester United's head coach praised his team for maintaining belief to secure a draw against Fulham after falling behind.

Slovenia and Scotland played a Nations League Group B1 match with kick-off at 2pm BST.

England all-rounder Ben Stokes plans to play in an overseas franchise competition next summer, creating potential scheduling conflicts with his IPL commitments.

Barcelona's young Spanish star has already won major trophies but believes his career potential remains unlimited.

Data analysis suggests crosses offer England's best chance to score against Spain in an upcoming match.

Brisbane Lions won their third consecutive AFL title by defeating Fremantle 96-89 in a thrilling grand final.

Dan Robson, a scrum-half returning to Gloucester after four years in France, believes his club can succeed this season.

Former England midfielder Kieron Dyer, now managing Southend, demonstrates discipline and strategic thinking while distancing himself from his problematic playing career.

Israel's Nations League match against Republic of Ireland proceeds at a neutral venue despite significant public opposition across Irish society to the fixture.

Sebastien Pocognoli begins a new era leading Scotland's refreshed squad in the Nations League campaign.

Kimi Antonelli crashed during qualifying at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and will start the race from 16th position.

Wigan bring significant play-off experience into their Super League semi-final against Wakefield, who are entering new territory.

Northampton won 59-26 against Newcastle in their title defence opener, with James Pater and Tommy Freeman each scoring hat-tricks.

Olympic silver medallist Cyrena Samba-Mayela has been temporarily banned by the Athletics Integrity Unit for breaching whereabouts requirements.

Bath's bonus-point victory over Harlequins in the Premiership opener featured a standout try from full-back Santiago Carreras.

Michael O'Neill expressed confusion about refereeing decisions in Northern Ireland's 1-0 Nations League win away to Georgia.

Manchester City was found guilty of 114 of the 115 Premier League charges it faced.

The International team recovers to lead the United States 7-3 after day two foursomes at the Presidents Cup.

The R360 rugby start-up company faces dissolution unless it publishes its overdue accounts.

A look at Derek McInnes' first 100 days as Rangers manager, marked by early struggles.

Dragons and Benetton draw their United Rugby Championship opener after Elliot Dee scores a late try.

Jason Knight becomes the first Republic of Ireland player to publicly oppose playing Israel on Sunday.

A Match of the Day pundit called Manchester City's Rayan Cherki a genius following his goal in their 5-3 Premier League victory over Sunderland.

Wales and USA will face each other at Cardiff Arms Park on Saturday, both seeking to build on strong opening round wins.

Tottenham manager Roberto de Zerbi needs time with his players to build a proper team, a break coming at an inconvenient moment.

Manchester City news and Nations League updates as England prepare to face Spain at Wembley this evening.

Mercedes driver George Russell took pole position for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix while championship leader Kimi Antonelli crashed in qualifying.

Brazil's president banned fixed-odds sports betting one week before the presidential election.

Warwickshire moved closer to the county cricket title while Somerset's chances diminished on the second day of the final round.

England's women's rugby team, whose winning streak ended last week against Canada, prepares to face New Zealand at Twickenham as the resurgent Black Ferns seek further victories.

As the WNBA playoffs begin Sunday, writers predict whether the dominant Lynx can win the championship or if the Aces or another team might end their reign.

A Treasury secretary could use historical precedent to manage trade policy while avoiding protectionism.

A health official's background in litigation funding and vaccine industry criticism raises public health concerns.

Canadian import tariffs will delay reconstruction efforts in disaster-affected US regions.

Presidential authority permits Trump to delay enforcing the TikTok ban based on constitutional powers.

Google's new building stands opposite traditional street art on a New York street.

The CIA director has disclosed an assessment about the coronavirus origin previously withheld by the Biden administration.

A report documents serious negligence and financial mismanagement in a federal early childhood program.

Republicans could reduce spending by returning Medicaid and food assistance to pre-pandemic levels.

Public skepticism about climate change grows as advocates are perceived as not believing their own warnings.

An obituary reflects on a man born in 1920 who lived a life marked by kindness and faith.

An executive order against workplace diversity initiatives represents progress toward restoring higher education's mission.

Economic conditions favour businesses nationwide, though some concerns remain about future prospects.

Oregon residents question whether government must notify taxpayers of new taxes before imposing penalties.

The Supreme Court has significantly influenced Donald Trump's belief that he can exercise presidential powers.

The W.N.B.A. has an opportunity to reflect the world as it could be rather than as it currently is.

Investors are showing excessive optimism about artificial intelligence companies despite lessons from the 2008 financial crisis.

Racist and transphobic commentary is distorting discussion of the women's basketball league and its place in American culture.

Four television programs that are now considered the medium's finest achievements each foretold the specific fractures that would emerge in American society.

This week's political developments include shifts in Midwest voting patterns and the future direction of the conservative movement.

International organizations are imperfect but necessary as the world faces mounting threats that require coordinated global responses.

People have written responses to an article examining why development and approval of new cancer treatments moves at a slow pace.

Physical contact and emotional connection between people contribute to wellbeing and give life meaning.

Political realignment may occur in midterm elections, with particular attention to Midwest voting patterns and conservative movement futures.

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate for Michigan, discusses what American policy toward Israel should be.

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed's Senate campaign has faced Islamophobic attacks from right-wing sources, which he discusses on a podcast.

Jensen Huang, Nvidia's chief executive, argues that frontier A.I. companies do not require new regulations to slow their development.

Readers debate whether diversity, equity and inclusion policies influence book award decisions.

Four swing states will elect officials responsible for administering the 2028 presidential election, with candidates described as alarming.

A.I. models were created using stolen intellectual property, and Silicon Valley should lose its immunity from liability.

Most Americans support government oversight of artificial intelligence, including an oversight commission and clear product labeling.

Brain development continues into the mid-20s, which has implications for death penalty sentencing decisions.

A Democratic Senate nominee discusses his vision for the future of the Democratic Party.

Young Democrats are organizing free, entertaining events to promote the message that ordinary people deserve affordable joy.

Artist Lee Krasner can achieve full recognition only when displayed independently from her husband, Jackson Pollock.

Advances in artificial intelligence will fundamentally transform medical practice and doctors' expertise.

Airline loyalty programs are anticompetitive and harmful to consumers.

1970s election reforms increased democratic participation but altered which candidates achieve electoral success.

President Trump attempted multiple times to restrict voting access before the midterms, though courts have blocked these efforts.

Some people view recent hangings as evidence of racial terrorism.

Artificial intelligence regulation is necessary to address public concerns about the industry's practices.

Readers discuss cultural shifts in rural America and other political topics.

President Trump's ineffective leadership during his presidency risks damaging American interests at an important summit.

Service members have accounts to share about a political figure, and their stories deserve public attention.

The president favors grand architectural projects.

Congress should take specific steps to control the development of advanced artificial intelligence.

Concerns exist about midterm election integrity and methods for restoring public confidence in elections.

The United States and China use similar language about artificial intelligence safety but aim to protect different interests.

Nvidia's chief executive contends that artificial intelligence will not eliminate jobs, calling the concern fundamentally incorrect.

Employees at major artificial intelligence companies have raised concerns about their systems, but Nvidia's leader says such warnings are irresponsible.

The president's military actions toward Iran could strengthen the likelihood of a Democratic victory in midterm elections.

President Trump threatened military action against Iran in his United Nations address, prompting reader reactions on this and other topics.

A wildfire changed the writer's perspective on forest preservation.

Four deaths from measles in Pennsylvania are linked to vaccine skepticism, though disease control authorities remain uncertain about causation.

Video technology offers new opportunities for charitable organizations to reach people effectively.

The chief executive of Nvidia believes public concern about artificial intelligence has become excessive.

A new political movement presents its first significant challenge in the upcoming midterm elections.

Historical railroad monopolies parallel current concerns about artificial intelligence concentration.

The former vice president is reaching out to progressive and Arab American communities as she considers another presidential campaign.

France's leader offered other middle-power nations encouragement to challenge Trump during his final UN address.

China's leader visited Washington, but the meeting produced no meaningful progress on resolving bilateral disagreements.

Artificial intelligence is already causing harm through military targeting in Gaza and Iran, and through law enforcement surveillance and arrests.

Nations are assembling to address how Israel and the US have damaged the international legal system, requiring unified opposition to unilateral actions.

The writer was arrested while protesting Netanyahu's New York visit, objecting to American support for military actions affecting Palestinian children.

American conservatives have shifted from sexual restriction to promoting male dominance as part of their campaign against women's equality.

Russian disinformation campaigns succeed partly because domestic extremists amplified by American technology companies contribute to the same problems.

The writer examines how suburban development plans reflect broader housing failures in Australia as the country approaches 40 million people.

Amazon's Ring doorbell service plans to create a digital neighborhood messaging platform, raising privacy and surveillance concerns.

German regional elections show voter dissatisfaction benefiting leftist parties alongside far-right gains, contradicting narratives of pure rightward shifts.

The 7 Up documentary series illuminates changing social attitudes over six decades while exploring the deeper complexities of human experience.

An 1906 Australian court decision that stripped British subjects of citizenship on ethnic grounds creates dangerous precedent amid contemporary populism.

Online life has made people dependent on social media platforms, with genuine relief found by returning to offline existence.

The president's address to the United Nations reflected dangerous and unrealistic views at a critical time for global stability.

Rising corporate profits alongside worker hardship fuels emerging populist movements responding to artificial intelligence-driven economic inequality.

Three major news organizations have called last week's White House lockout a direct assault on press freedom, and some argue news outlets should boycott such events in response.

Trump's Iran policy has reignited Yemen's civil war and tensions between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia, creating regional spillover effects.

Star Trek, turning 60 this year, envisioned an optimistic future, but recent US military developments in space suggest that vision is increasingly distant.

Officials lack data on miscarriages in immigration detention since October 2025, and detained women are not receiving necessary prenatal care.

A billionaire's attempt to stop a musician's tour from amplifying pro-Palestinian messages has instead significantly increased the visibility of those statements.

A major news network continued to downplay significant political developments this week, prioritizing coverage favorable to the sitting president.

The Trump administration's decision to remove emissions limits on coal and gas plants reflects cultural attitudes about masculinity tied to fossil fuel industries.

Trump's pledge of five thousand dollars to voters would cause economic damage and relies on the assumption that Americans are easily misled.

Opposition to a mayor's 9/11 remembrance participation, expressed through a petition, reflected Islamophobic sentiment contrary to post-attack unity.

The Trump administration denies calling escalating military actions against Iran a war, despite bombing campaigns and intensive military engagement.

The government has criticized bike lanes as diversity initiatives, a position that lacks logical basis.

A Fox News host characterized Trump's offer to voters as an enticement rather than a bribe, using gendered language.

Israeli politicians have threatened filmmakers rather than investigating alleged military crimes, revealing fear of evidence rather than strength.

Houthi advances and Saudi counterstrikes in Yemen threaten severe economic damage, with civilians bearing the greatest human cost.

Kremlin efforts to control parliamentary election outcomes reveal anxiety about public opinion and a failing war effort.

Widespread student reliance on artificial intelligence raises concerns about cognitive effects, requiring protection from corporate influence on brain development.

Democrats lack a comprehensive approach to Middle Eastern policy beyond their position on Israeli-Palestinian issues.

The United States and China should accept a long-term balance of power rather than seeking to dominate each other.

Preparing for artificial intelligence risks before they occur, as societies did after previous crises, could prevent future disasters.

Ellison's growing entertainment industry influence leaves observers feeling weary rather than victorious or defeated.

Readers respond to reporting on a senator and physician who pursued debt collection against over 700 patients.

A man survived a severe fall but faced ongoing struggles with chronic pain, financial difficulties and inadequate support systems.

The Pentagon needs to adapt its military positioning strategies in response to the increasing availability of affordable drones and advanced missiles.

The current president is reshaping federal government institutions to serve discriminatory purposes.

Artificial intelligence advances that lack proven effectiveness warrant caution in scientific applications.

The National Book Awards selection lists reflect narrow political perspectives rather than diverse viewpoints.

Significant temperature rises that could trigger severe climate consequences remain a genuine possibility.

The UN faces mounting challenges as Secretary General Guterres departs, yet the organization remains essential to global governance.

The Bush administration's failure to face consequences for torture and indefinite detention policies enabled the lawlessness of subsequent administrations.

Amelia Dimoldenberg announced her celebrity interview series 'Chicken Shop Date' is ending, joking that guests came to promote work rather than date her.

'SNL U.K.' featured a sketch where Oasis members portrayed Russian hackers who tricked Prime Minister Andy Burnham into joining the band.

Israeli-American protesters screened October 7 footage outside a New York Film Festival premiere of 'NAZA', which they characterized as anti-Israel.

French filmmaker Marine Atlan's debut 'La Gradiva' won best feature and another top prize at the 30th Queer Lisboa film festival.

Chris Hansen criticised his portrayal in 'Primetime' featuring Robert Pattinson, calling it bizarre and detached from reality.

Mike Leigh's 'Tender Loving Care' won major awards at San Sebastián, while 'La Bola Negra' and 'NAZA' received audience honours.

Chuck Varga, founding member and vocalist of heavy metal band Gwar, died at 68 following a cancer battle.

Henry Cejudo, a former wrestler and mixed martial artist, will box Javon Walton in a Misfits Boxing event in South Beach.

Melissa Barrera says she would return to the Scream franchise if Spyglass Media Group were no longer involved, despite being fired in 2023.

Hayley Kiyoko wants to create a lesbian version of Pirates of the Caribbean, describing her vision as Keira Knightley but with a queer perspective.

A Boston Globe article about a lesbian bar has generated thousands of newspaper subscriptions and attracted Hollywood interest in adaptations.

The 80-year-old actor described how his physique became an obsession during 'Rocky' filming, during which he developed bulimia and used steroids.

Mike Leigh's 'Tender Loving Care' swept awards at San Sebastián's 74th edition, while Amanda Kernell won best director for 'Brace Your Heart'.

Knicks star Jalen Brunson will host and girl group KATSEYE will perform as musical guest for 'Saturday Night Live' Season 52 premiere.

Reba McEntire said she missed a call from Dolly Parton before Parton's death and was unable to call her back.

YouTube and Meta reversed course to accept a 'Musk' trailer ad, citing temporary restriction and error respectively, while TikTok and X remained silent.

James Gray's 'Paper Tiger' had its North American premiere at NYFF on Friday evening, receiving positive reception as a notable American independent film.

At the Zurich Summit, Edward Berger and Glen Basner shared behind-the-scenes stories about making the Vatican-set drama 'Conclave' during a busy awards season.

Robert Eggers' horror film 'Werwulf' stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Lily-Rose Depp and Willem Dafoe and is scheduled for release on Christmas Day.

'Avengers: Endgame' earned $26 million at the box office during a competitive weekend that included new releases 'Heart of the Beast,' 'Primetime' and 'Forgotten Island.'

'SNL UK' opened with a sketch featuring something unusual about Oasis brothers as Prime Minister Andy Burnham nearly joined the band.

Mike Leigh's 'Tender Loving Care' won the Golden Shell for best film and best screenplay at San Sebastián Film Festival.

'Evil Dead Burn', the latest film in the Evil Dead franchise, will premiere exclusively on HBO Max on October 2.

Actor Kieran Culkin will voice the Devil in a Family Guy Halloween special premiering on Hulu on October 5.

A seller of the horror film 'Obsession' expressed surprise at how the project evolved during development, reflecting on the unpredictability of the entertainment industry.

Farm Aid 2026 will air on CNN tonight from 7-11 pm ET/4-8 pm PT, featuring performances by Willie Nelson, Neil Young, John Mellencamp and Dave Matthews.

The White House blocked CNN from flying on Air Force One as the television pool network during Trump's trip to Tennessee.

Chuck Varga, founding member and vocalist of shock metal band GWAR, died at age 68 following a battle with cancer in Brooklyn, New York.

Four films are each projected to gross over $20 million during the weekend box office.

Emmy-winning actor John Goodman, Ian Alexander and Laura Bailey have been cast in Season 3 of HBO's 'The Last of Us.'

Director Kane Parsons says his $400 million film Backrooms, based on internet creepypasta content, should not be categorized as a horror project.

Taylor Swift's surprise release 'Patient Zero' from her new Showgirl album has set Spotify records, with multiple songs claiming top global positions.

Director James Gray says he avoids promoting political messages through his film 'Paper Tiger,' starring Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson, as he presents it at festivals.

Reba McEntire revealed that Dolly Parton called her shortly before her death, but McEntire missed the call and was unable to reconnect with her longtime friend.

Takashi Yamazaki's 'Godzilla Minus Zero' received enthusiastic early reactions following its New York Film Festival press screening, with viewers praising it as epic and jaw-dropping.

Sylvester Stallone disclosed that he developed bulimia while preparing physically for 'Rocky' and discussed the severe health consequences of his steroid use.

FilmNation Entertainment CEO Glen Basner received the Game Changer Award at the Zurich Summit and announced plans to expand the company's film slate in 2027.

CNN will broadcast the Farm Aid 2026 music festival on September 26, featuring performances from Neil Young, Willie Nelson, Dave Matthews Band and other artists.

'Avengers: Endgame Encore' returned to the box office top spot with $11.2 million on Friday, while A24's 'Primetime' took second place.

The 15th Finnish Film Affair featured genre films across various sections of Helsinki's Love & Anarchy Film Festival and included multiple panel discussions.

John Goodman has joined the cast of 'The Last of Us' Season 3, alongside Ian Alexander and Laura Bailey, who voice characters in the video game.

Jonathan Lipnicki discussed his nude scenes opposite Robert Pattinson in Lance Oppenheim's film 'Primetime' and explained his decision to relocate from Los Angeles.

A young filmmaker explained how his internet-based series inspired a feature film and discussed the prospect of continuing the story.

The Academy's chief executive emphasized that moving the awards ceremony to YouTube will reshape the presentation of Hollywood's major annual event.

Texas and Tennessee, both undefeated, face off Saturday in an SEC matchup at Knoxville's Neyland Stadium, drawing fans, Trump, and Secret Service.

Writers are pitching show ideas at Iberseries including stories about calls from the dead, a Madrid dystopia, and a historical Spanish court satire.

John Sloss's Cinetic Media has launched Vertical Leap, an investment vehicle and production pathway designed to support professional athletes.

AI actress Tilly Norwood, introduced at the Zurich Summit a year ago, receives numerous offers but does not have an agent.

Filipino filmmaker Antoinette Jadaone launched production company Ilaya Ilaya with a women-led slate including Angelica Panganiban, Kaila Estrada, Eugene Domingo and Maris Racal.

Chris Hansen watched 'Primetime' and criticized it as detached from reality after weeks of discussing the A24 film.

Two recent films signal a major shift in cinema comparable to the transformative impact of early 1970s independent film.

Director Fatih Akin's supernatural romance features beautiful visual elements despite not reaching the artistic heights of his earlier acclaimed work.

English boxer Johnny Fisher fights Michael Pirotton in the main event of Zuffa Boxing 11, held in England.

A luxury champagne house opened a Los Angeles recording studio for an event pairing champagne with live music and notable guests.

A Finnish comedy about beer is receiving a sequel that promises to be darker, funnier and more ambitious than the original.

A Finnish-Somali director's debut feature about a character named Halima won recognition at a film festival.

An executive discussed optimism about the film market, noting substantial available funding despite current industry challenges.

A rising actor discussed taking on a starring role in a major film after building his career through earlier performances.

An AI actress creator expressed interest in working with established actors, but only as their digital replicas in AI productions.

An Indian devotional film has earned over three point five million dollars internationally since a production company took it to global markets.

Julianne Moore accepted Zurich's Golden Icon Award and spoke in German, crediting her European childhood, while filmmaker Martin McDonagh was also honoured.

Actor Adam Brody, who plays a rabbi on Netflix's 'Nobody Wants This,' expressed his support for Palestinian freedom in a recent interview.

Coach released statement bags for fall featuring playful styles with prints, fringe and beading.

Chris Hansen gave Robert Pattinson's film 'Primetime' a 'D' grade and called it a 'fever dream' after watching it.

Keri Powers was promoted to sole head of talent at 'SNL' and Rebecca Schwartz became a producer, following Brian Siedlecki's departure.

Guy Campanile, a 34-year veteran of CBS News, offered his perspective on '60 Minutes'' new season.

The International Documentary Association defended filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, posting a letter opposing what it described as threats from the Israeli government against the NAZA directors.

Saturday Night Live promoted two long-serving cast members: Keri Powers and Rebecca Schwartz.

Melissa Barrera, who was fired from the Scream franchise three years ago for supporting Palestine, said she would reprise her role if rights circumstances allowed, expressing her love for the franchise.

Paramount announced plans to move its Class B shares from Nasdaq to the New York Stock Exchange in early October, pending an $110 million transaction.

Scarlett Johansson attended the New York Film Festival premiere of her film after traveling from an overseas shoot.

The director of a romantic comedy discussed Star Wars references embedded throughout the film, including musical and visual Easter eggs.

Isaac Mizrahi discusses the restoration of his 1995 documentary 'Unzipped' and shares his reactions to fashion industry moments, including the 'Devil Wears Prada' cerulean blue speech.

Olivia Rodrigo performed the opening night of her 'Unraveled' tour on Friday in Hartford, Connecticut.

Taylor Swift broke two Spotify records for 2026, including most-streamed female artist in a day, following the midnight release of 'The Life of a...'

Celebrities often choose destination wedding venues internationally, with examples including George and Amal Clooney's 2014 Venice wedding.

Remedy Entertainment released the sequel to its 2019 video game 'Control' on Thursday for Steam and Epic Games, switching the protagonist from Jesse to Dylan.

Director Max Winkler, who previously directed sitcoms, is advancing his career within Ryan Murphy's production universe.

'Who Billionaire? Me Billionaire' satire will return for a second season, premiering during an upcoming episode of 'The Tonight Show'.

Florence Pugh said she was not scared to support Palestine and expressed surprise at how long it took for people to feel sympathy.

Andrés Baiz, director of 'Narcos', is directing the police helicopter thriller 'Helo' for Netflix, written by Patrick Aison.

The New York Film Festival opens Friday with a lineup including films from 2026 and world premieres, with artistic director Dennis Lim highlighting global selections.

Rachel Marsh, star of Adults, discussed creating the summer anthem with her director, experimenting with different versions of the song.

Adam Brody is publicly supporting Palestinians ahead of Netflix's release of Season 3 of the mixed-faith rom-com Nobody Wants This.

For her tour opening, Olivia Rodrigo wore a dress designed by Hussein Chalayan that dissolves when exposed to water.

Philipp Plein presents spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection.

Fashion month highlights include 3D nails, minimalist skin-focused makeup, and prominent blush as key beauty trends.

Comedian Edy Modica recently released her debut stand-up special titled 'I'm Just Like You (And It Sucks).'

Bottega Veneta presented its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection.

Dove Cameron wore a custom celestial-themed Valentino wedding dress designed in Rome when she married former Måneskin frontman Damiano.

Singer Shawn Mendes attended Milan Fashion Week, including a new Gucci show, where he particularly enjoyed the collection's large puffy jackets.

Marco Rambaldi presented its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection.

Photographer Phil Oh captured street style from attendees at Milan Fashion Week's Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear shows.

Photographer Acielle Tanbetova documented backstage moments from the Spring 2027 ready-to-wear shows during Milan Fashion Week.

Act No.1 presented its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection.

MSGM presented its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection.

Avavav's spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection was presented.

Poet Doireann Ní Ghríofa's new book "Said the Dead" follows extraordinary women living during World War I in Europe and Ireland while facing infectious disease.

Dolce & Gabbana's spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection was presented.

Ferragamo's spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection was presented.

Spring runways, particularly Prada's, continue showcasing skirts prominently; here are styling ideas for wearing skirts currently.

Demi Moore and Tallulah Willis coordinated outfits in Thom Browne skirt suits, demonstrating how to extend summer styling.

Ermanno Scervino presented its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection.

Industry veteran Edward Buchanan opened a new center to support and develop underrepresented creative talent without outside funding.

Korean skincare products from brands including Laneige, Beauty of Joseon and CosRx help achieve glass skin.

Hair serums from brands such as Rōz, Paul Mitchell and Olaplex create glossy, frizz-free hair.

Florence Pugh wore oversized ruffles and minimal clothing at a London BAFTA screening for East of Eden.

Demna presented a styling approach at Gucci that involves partially wearing a jacket.

Loro Piana showed its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection.

Loro Piana presented its Spring 2027 menswear collection.

Season 13, Episode 3 of American Horror Story features the Black Dahlia and the gimp-suit character.

Season 13, Episode 2 of American Horror Story generated strong reactions from viewers.

American Horror Story Season 13, Episode 1 featured Emma Roberts reprising her role as Madison Montgomery.

Fashion Week attendees showcased cool everyday looks and statement pieces at Milan Fashion Week that can be recreated by readers.

Health experts recommend supplements for those spending significant time indoors, with specific daily dosage guidance available.

Full-body workouts benefit functional fitness and longevity; experts recommend five exercises for overall physical engagement.

Red light therapy is examined for potential benefits to skin health, hair quality, and workout recovery.

Experts recommend specific glute exercises, including a trainer-favored variation, to strengthen and enhance the buttocks.

Push-ups and bench presses are among expert-recommended chest-building exercises that also improve posture.

Actor Adam Brody remains optimistic about celebrity activism and campaigns door-to-door in swing districts.

GQ editors selected the week's best new menswear items, including layers, shorts, and accessories.

Tennis player Roger Federer discussed his morning routines and personal style development with GQ at the Laver Cup, emphasizing sleep's importance for recovery.

Singer Leon Bridges discusses his Grammy win while wearing Bode, reflecting on encounters with Paul McCartney, his vintage clothing passion, and his album Happiness Anytime.

Taylor Swift's new deluxe album tracks suggest she wrote a song about Cleveland and Travis Kelce, raising questions about her creative direction.

Wrangler and Nashville's Imogene + Willie have collaborated on jeans made from a limited supply of Cone White Oak selvedge denim.

GQ provides a comprehensive guide to the eight teams competing in the WNBA Playoffs for readers new and experienced with women's basketball.

Ming, an indie watchmaker, has launched Donut, an affordable offshoot brand offering its signature design elements at more accessible prices on Instagram.

GQ editors have selected 19 zip-up sweaters that can elevate men's outfits.

GQ highlights the best discounted menswear available this week.

Tennis star Carlos Alcaraz has adopted a topknot hairstyle as part of his expanding repertoire of stylish looks.

GQ editors recommend 13 cargo pants designed to reduce reliance on tote bags.

Alan Cumming, host of Traitors, discusses his dramatic wardrobe choices with GQ, noting viewers now expect him to wear capes.

Tennis players including Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz wore neutral-toned suits at the Laver Cup in London.

Director Nathan Fielder's distinctive, unconventional creative approach is gradually influencing mainstream Hollywood productions.

Card-breaking, a live-streamed activity involving opening sports card packs, has become a major e-commerce phenomenon.

Vacheron Constantin released a new Overseas watch model, continuing a successful year for the luxury brand.

A German Shepherd named Uber receives top billing over Brad Pitt in the film Heart of the Beast.

GQ editors tested hoodies to identify the most comfortable options and luxury upgrades for men.

GQ Style editors highlight 17 rugby shirts, showcasing the garment's versatility beyond traditional preppy styling.

Parasite cleanse trends promise gut health fixes, but experts warn the reality is more complicated.

A doctor explains how to safely clear ear congestion and restore normal hearing.

Actor Barry Keoghan discusses Lemonade, a drama about Ireland's foster-care system, between filming Beatles biopics.

Black barbecues have long provided welcoming spaces for attendees, and a new generation is committed to preserving this tradition.

Fashion stylist Charlotte Collet, who works with major brands, offers lessons in unconventional shirt styling for everyone.

An article examines attitudes toward feet and discusses reader opinions on workplace shorts and Beams in Malibu.

After nearly a decade together and five children, footballer Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez reportedly married in a private ceremony.

Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts is thriving as a hub of Black cultural influence, joy and business expansion.

HBO Max series Hacks stars and creators courted Emmy voters with a live performance special featuring their characters.

Austin celebrated actor Matthew McConaughey with a cinema named after him before the release of his film The Rivals of Amziah King.

Sun-blocking umbrellas are becoming increasingly available as a growing fashion accessory.

A reader asks about the origins of the shirtdress trend.

Meryll Rogge's collection for Marni successfully captured the current cultural mood on the runway.

Couples hiring dedicated concierges are ensuring guests receive comprehensive support with travel bookings, activities and arrangements throughout celebrations.

A new book explores bassist Jeff Ament of Pearl Jam as a style innovator who blended punk and athletic fashion trends in the 1990s.

People are moving away from screens toward interactive games that create immersive physical experiences.

Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo are making their debut at Moschino.

Demna addresses shopping and consumer behavior at Gucci.

Dating in one's seventies can move quickly, with commitment signalled early in a relationship.

Graylen Gatewood, granddaughter of author E.L. Doctorow, and fashion historian Charles McFarlane fell in love as undergraduates at Bard College.

Savannah Stuitje deliberately read at the bar where she worked with Margo Feingold to prompt conversation between them.

Zachary Martellucci and Jordan Shavarebi met as Martellucci was coming out, and together built the queer community they both wanted.

Anna Kashner and Ronald Clark, both parents when they met, understood each other immediately.

Adéla, a former Slovakian ballerina, was eliminated in the first round of a reality show creating girl group Katseye, with judges encouraging her to pursue a solo career instead.

Tradwife influencers who became unhappy with the movement are now creating content about life after leaving it.

People online disagree about whether iced coffee is appropriate to bring to a job interview.

Fashion show highlights include public affection at Diesel and skirt designs at Prada.

Trad influencer Bernadine Bluntly divorced her husband and stopped selling anti-feminism merchandise while maintaining her online presence.

Glenn Martens' final Diesel show featured hot pants and hedonism while leaving behind another notable legacy.

Carol Gilligan's 40-year-old feminist book remains relevant, and she wishes its lessons were outdated.

Tiny Love Stories is a collection of reader-submitted stories about love and relationships, each under 100 words.

The Metropolitan Opera began its new season with Verdi's "Macbeth," attended by notable figures.

An article explores making outerwear the central focus of an outfit.

An expectant mother seeks advice about visiting her in-laws' home with a newborn, concerned about their poor housekeeping.

Bravo's "Next Gen NYC" features children of reality TV stars and has broken network records despite relatively mild conflicts.

Prada's Milan Fashion Week show centered entirely on knee-length skirts as the essential wardrobe item.

Fashion coverage includes a piece on a garment that blurs the line between tie and non-tie.

Alaska's Fat Bear Week returns with its largest contenders competing in the annual event.

Yacine Ndaw developed a love of secondhand fashion after shopping at a thrift store for a themed school dance at age 13.

Georgia Dant founded Marfa Stance and created a coat designed with women's needs in mind.

Montana Levi Blanco used the Met opera house's archives to completely redesign decades-old costumes for two new productions.

A new production called "Best of the Best," produced by Hasan Minhaj and starring Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, aims to adapt a global phenomenon for American audiences.

Model and son of Cindy Crawford Presley Gerber, who worked for major fashion houses and discussed his mental health struggles, died at 27 in an apparent overdose under police investigation.

A new feminist-hosted podcast attempts to keep the decades-old Weight Watchers brand relevant in conversations about GLP-1 drugs.

George Lucas's Museum of Narrative Art opened with a star-studded celebration attended by celebrities and public figures.

Gen Z is embracing bedazzling with crystals, gems and sparkles as a way to add more joy to daily life and fashion.

Male celebrities and public figures are being used to market premium cat products and promote healthy masculinity as part of the "cat dad" trend.

Designer Lindsey Adelman, who creates custom chandeliers, is marking her studio's 20th anniversary with a new creative project.

Luisa Spagnoli presented a Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection.

Katie Holmes and Jason Bard Yarmosky, who debuted at New York Fashion Week, attended Milan Fashion Week together.

Red light therapy masks treat acne and fine lines, with top options including the Omnilux Contour Face Mask and other LED alternatives.

Arthur Arbesser presented a Fall 2026 Ready-to-Wear collection.

Pepa Salazar presented a Spring 2027 collection for Spain.

Alison Roman and Margaux celebrated their first fashion collaboration with a dinner at Keens restaurant in New York.

Gucci's Spring 2027 presentation attracted major celebrities including Shawn Mendes, Bianca Jagger, and Cardi B.

The Attico presented a Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection.

Fashion industry figures praised Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo's debut as designers for Moschino as cool, unexpected, and original.

Red light therapy devices reduce wrinkles, inflammation, and acne, with options tested and recommended by Vogue editors.

Melania Trump and Chinese First Lady Peng Liyuan, visiting Washington for the first time in over a decade, demonstrated contrasting approaches to First Lady fashion.

Daisy Edgar-Jones wore designs from Vivienne Westwood and Stella McCartney while promoting the film Sense and Sensibility.

German artist Volker Hermes placed photo collages alongside artworks from the Met and Frick in his first solo New York exhibition.

Moschino presented a Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection.

Elisabetta Franchi presented a Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear collection.

American designer Todd Snyder is particularly skilled at creating knitted pieces and high-quality trousers.

Suede bombers are versatile jackets that look especially striking in bottle-green.

British actor George MacKay, known for 1917, returns with a crowd-pleasing adaptation of Sense and Sensibility following a period of independent filmmaking.

Experts explain how to recognize psoriatic arthritis and maintain physical activity while managing the condition.

Hall-of-Famer Magic Johnson writes in a new Taschen Lakers book that the team balanced style with competitive excellence.

The first minister of Wales attended a Yes Cymru march for independence for the first time.

Celebrity venue Maison Estelle in Mayfair has temporarily closed and had its alcohol licence suspended while the Met investigates a weapon claim.

A decorated Royal Marines and SBS veteran who conducted behind-enemy-lines missions during World War Two has died at age 101.

Pupils received contaminated blood products during medical treatments in the 1970s and 1980s, resulting in HIV and hepatitis exposure.

Thirty-four customers are seeking refunds after purchasing faulty cars while Trading Standards investigates the seller.

A coroner has appealed to families connected to surgeon Ian Paterson, who is serving a 20-year sentence for botched and unnecessary operations.

Saturday will be dry and pleasant across the UK, with rain expected Sunday in northern and western areas and strong winds early next week.

Daniel Thomas pleads not guilty to criminal damage charges after a video apparently showed him slashing a dinghy.

A former DUP leader found guilty of 18 child sex abuse counts, including rape, caused profound harm to victims.

The UK has jammed satellites to defend itself from hostile threats, according to the BBC.

Three women describe complications after undergoing affordable eyelid surgery abroad, including infected eyelids.

In his first UN speech as prime minister, Andy Burnham warned about Russian disinformation risks.

New technological advances are allowing police to re-examine old CCTV footage in the unsolved 1999 murder case of BBC broadcaster Jill Dando.

Police sources warn that more sex offenders in England and Wales could be released into the community due to court system pressures.

A couple received sentences of at least 21 years for murdering a vulnerable 28-year-old man in their care.

Former Democratic Unionist party leader Jeffrey Donaldson faces potential imprisonment of over 10 years for child sexual abuse.

Mosques received £66m in emergency security funding following disorder in Southport, reflecting increased hostility toward British Muslims.

A man dressed as Batman helped recover a stolen handbag in Norwich by chasing down the suspected thief.

Hundreds of millions in criminal proceeds are laundered through post offices annually, yet police investigate reluctantly.

Nearly 13,464 assaults against railway passengers and the public were reported on mainline railways.

Reported assaults on Great Britain's railways increased by a fifth in one year, reaching nearly 25,000 incidents involving workers and the public.

A reader's daughter has returned from university, marking what the family describes as a boomerang year.

West Yorkshire police say organized crime groups are recruiting students via social media to transport packages containing drugs or weapons in exchange for cash.

Two men have had theft convictions from 1976 overturned after evidence linked them to a corrupt London police officer.

Drug gangs exploit vulnerable people's homes in a practice called cuckooing, which can affect addicts seeking recovery.

A Rwandan man has been charged in Westminster magistrates court with seven offences related to the 1994 genocide, marking the first such case brought in the UK.

New specialist court facilities for rape and serious sexual assault cases aim to support witnesses and reduce violence against women and girls.

Specialist courtrooms will prioritise rape and serious sexual assault cases, with funding for improved facilities and fixed trial dates to encourage survivors to come forward.

Conspiracy theorists claiming traffic volume sensors are weapons have been destroying the devices in Ilfracombe and elsewhere.

A government minister proposes parents could face fines or jail time if their children commit crimes, alongside potential benefit losses.

Thousands of counterfeit vinyl records worth substantial sums have been seized from a London-based fake record business.

Manchester City was found guilty of committing the majority of 115 financial rule breaches by the Premier League between 2009 and 2018.

An agony aunt with a terminal diagnosis is pursuing her bucket list with over £3,000 raised by customers and friends.

The NHS will suspend staff suspected of accessing patient records without authorization, the head of NHS England says.

The Prime Minister has ruled out granting Wales the power to hold an independence referendum.

The Parades Commission approved a contentious Orange Order parade with conditions including an earlier start time and reduced attendance, though a residents group is challenging the decision.

The Prime Minister says a case involving a bailed sex offender who filmed children from his bedroom must be reviewed.

Dyfed-Powys Police suffered a cyber attack that may have compromised staff information, though no public personal data was believed to have been accessed.

A 34-year-old Iranian man arrested in March after attempting to enter the Faslane nuclear base in Scotland faced no action.

A mother is seeking legal clarity following her daughter's death in Los Angeles and the whereabouts of her granddaughter.

Police recovered an estimated £10m of ketamine found in black bin bags, leading to charges against two men.

Cardiff expects a global influx of fans for a Fury versus Joshua boxing match scheduled for 11 December.

An inquest concluded a baby boy found under floorboards in Bishop Auckland in 1910 died from twine wrapped around him.

A child left a playground through a gap in a fence, according to evidence heard at an inquest.

One person was hospitalized following a fire at an accommodation block at Catterick Garrison, which will be investigated.

Betty, a cold-stunned turtle that washed ashore in Dunwich, has recovered and will be released in the Azores.

Big Joanie's Stephanie Phillips explores the history of black people in indie and punk music.

A three-year Surfshark VPN Starter Plan subscription is available for improved cybersecurity.

A federal appeals court ruled that Ohio and Tennessee may apply gambling laws to Kalshi, creating a legal dispute that could reach the Supreme Court.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Lily-Rose Depp, and Willem Dafoe star in director Robert Eggers' "Werwulf," releasing this Christmas.

The September 2026 full moon, known as the Harvest Moon, will reach its peak at a specific time this month.

Four new scenes in "Avengers: Endgame Encore" introduce plot elements involving Loki, the TVA, Bruce Banner, and Doctor Doom ahead of "Avengers: Doomsday."

Microsoft will support Internet Explorer mode in Edge through at least 2029 and is encouraging companies using legacy applications to begin migrating.

YouTube, TikTok, Meta, and X have declined to run paid advertisements for Alex Gibney's documentary about Elon Musk.

A streamer facing a rape charge relates to online culture that turns women's humiliation into content, raising concerns about young viewers' values.

Google is partnering with Elon Musk to develop AI data centers in space, realizing a concept Musk previously proposed.

CrossPoint Reader firmware allows users to customize their Xteink X4 e-reader interface to resemble a Kindle.

The XbotGo Falcon AI sports tracking camera requires no subscription and has been tested for popular use.

Amazon is offering the Pokémon 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box at approximately $60 below typical market price.

A DJI Mini 5 Pro Fly More Combo with RC 2 controller is available for $500 less than its usual price this weekend.

Peloton is launching new treadmills starting October 2026, including the folding Tread Flex priced at $2,195.

NASA's Perseverance rover discovered that Jezero Crater on Mars was affected by groundwater, a lake, and hot water, expanding possibilities for finding life.

A Sony 65-inch Bravia 6 OLED 4K TV is discounted by over $300 ahead of October Prime Day sales.

Microsoft Office 2024 including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is available for a lifetime licence at $49.97 through October 4.

Internxt is offering 100TB of encrypted cloud storage for a one-time payment of $974.97 instead of the regular $9,900 during a September Flash Sale.

Systweak PDF Editor Pro is available as a lifetime subscription to consolidate multiple PDF tools into one application.

Leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google have expressed willingness to discuss AI safety, though with certain conditions.

The iPhone 18 Pro Max has impressive features, but other iPhone models may be better suited for most users according to battery and camera testing.

Director James Gray's film Paper Tiger stars Adam Driver, Miles Teller, and Scarlett Johansson in an unconventional mafia drama.

Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale includes early discounts on products from Apple, Nintendo, and Garmin this weekend.

People over 60 are abandoning dating app swiping in favour of older established dating sites like AdultFriendFinder.

Solawave is offering a Buy One, Get One Free promotion on FDA-cleared red light therapy devices including the 4-in-1 Skincare Wand and Wrinkle Retreat Pro mask.

Early Prime Big Deal Days discounts are available on noise-cancelling headphones from brands including Beats, Apple AirPods, Sony, and Bose.

T-Mobile is offering a free iPhone 18 Pro to customers who switch their phone number to the company's Experience Beyond plan.

Early October Prime Day deals include discounts on AirPods 4, Fire tablets, and TCL QLED televisions.

The England versus Spain Nations League match is available to watch online for free from anywhere worldwide.

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix in the 2026 F1 season can be live streamed for free from anywhere worldwide.

The entire 2026 F1 season can be live streamed for free from anywhere worldwide.

Hints and answers for the Hurdle word game on September 26, 2026 are available.

The Moon phase for September 26, 2026 and the date of the next Full Moon can be viewed.

NYT Connections puzzle number 1202 from September 26, 2026 explains the meanings of each word clue.

Hints and answers for the NYT Strands puzzle on September 26, 2026 are provided.

The Wordle answer for puzzle number 1924 on September 26, 2026 is available along with hints and solving tips.

Microsoft Visio, a data design program, is available for a one-time purchase of $50 through October 4.

Taylor Swift's "Pink Clouding" uses addiction recovery terminology to examine a past relationship's intense beginning and subsequent breakdown.

Meta's Muse differs from Spotify's existing AI playlist and recommendation features in an unspecified way.

Fans theorize that "Patient Zero" references Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas, though Swift has made public statements on the song's subject.

The president attempts to rebrand artificial intelligence as "super intelligence."

A TikTok trend involves people complaining about others "blockin' the street" using a catchy song from the animated series Family Guy.

Early October Prime Day MacBook deals offer discounts of up to $600 on Apple's M5 Max-powered Pro models.

Tesla defends staff at its flagship factory against accusations of racist behavior, including slur use and Nazi imagery targeting Black workers.

The Resident Evil film uses frustrations inherent to playing the video game as a central running joke.

Early October Prime Day TV deals feature QLED and OLED models from TCL, LG, Hisense, Samsung and others, with savings up to $1,000.

The Lego Disney Advent Calendar is discounted to $35 from $44.99 at Amazon, a 22 percent reduction.

Turkey and France's Nations League match can be watched free online from anywhere globally.

Early Prime Day Pokémon deals include trading cards, Switch games, Lego sets and books at discounted prices.

Early Prime Day trading card deals span Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Disney Lorcana and other games.

Early October Prime Day gaming deals include discounts on PS5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox and related accessories.

An astronomer tracks upper atmosphere changes using Starlink and other satellites through a daily satellite drag index.

Microsoft is discontinuing the Copilot+ PC branding following its earlier removal of the Copilot mascot Pico.

Early October Prime Day earbud deals are available from brands including Bose, Apple, Beats and Soundcore.

iPad Air and iPad Pro models are already discounted ahead of Amazon's October Prime Day event.

HBO and Sky's legal drama "War" stars Dominic West and Sienna Miller in a high-profile divorce story.

Italy and Belgium's Nations League match can be watched free online from anywhere globally.

Amazon is offering early Prime Day discounts on beauty products including blow-dryer brushes, skincare items, and red light tools.

Rockstar's $400 GTA 6 Collector's Box, available for preorder, includes Oakleys, a hat, and a map of Leonida.

The viral Davolink Minions WiFi router, including the Bob model, is currently available for purchase online.

Pokémon celebrates its 30th anniversary by highlighting some of the franchise's strangest creatures throughout its history.

Several celebrity-creator interview podcasts and series gained internet popularity during the week of September 25.

Two-time Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali discusses his personal journey and lessons learned.

The Beats Pill portable speaker is discounted to $99.95 at Amazon, down 33% from its regular $149.95 price.

Amazon now allows third-party retailers to display Prime shipping badges, enabling shoppers to receive free fast delivery without logging into Amazon.

The Stuff Your Kindle Day event runs September 23-26 and offers over 100 free books through the Gotta Get 'Em All series.

The Lego Pokémon Eevee set is marked down 20% to $47.99 at Amazon, reduced from its $59.99 list price.

The Magic: The Gathering Hobbit Play Booster Box reaches a record-low price of $169 at Amazon, down $44.99 from its typical cost.

The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is on sale with a 12% discount ahead of Amazon Prime Day.

Apple will soon release a fix for the Face ID issue affecting some iPhone 18 Pro users.

The Pokémon TCG Pitch Black Elite Trainer Box is priced at $78.99 on Amazon, nearly at its current market value.

Jalen Brunson and KATSEYE deliver deadpan performances in a promotional video for an upcoming SNL episode.

Jimmy Kimmel provides commentary on Trump's recent meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping.

The Pokémon 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box is available for $89.99 on Amazon, representing significant savings from market price.

The Dreame L40 Ultra Gen 2 robot vacuum and mop is discounted 33% to $499.99 at Amazon, down from $749.99.

The Dreame LiDAR A3 AWD Pro 3500 robot lawn mower is available for $1,799.99 at Amazon after coupon, saving $1,900 off list price.

The TCL 75-inch Class QM7L Series TV is on sale at Amazon with an 8% discount.

Amazon's Fire HD 10 tablet is at its lowest-ever price, with a 53 percent discount saving customers $82 before Prime Day.

A Shark AI robot vacuum model is discounted by 58 percent at Amazon, saving over $300 before Prime Day.

The 13-inch MacBook Air with M5 chip is available for $150 off at Amazon for a limited period during early Prime Day sales.

Dark Matter Season 2, episode 5 follows one of the alternate Jasons introduced in Season 1 as a standalone story.

Early October Prime Day outdoor deals include portable power stations, coolers, water filters and similar camping and outdoor gear.

A review of the film Primetime, which reimagines the true-crime show To Catch A Predator with Robert Pattinson portraying Chris Hansen.

Claude AI Professional E-Degree training course is available for $15.

UmanWrite offers lifetime access for $79, including unlimited monthly words, voice profiles, AI detection and grammar tools.

Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 is available for $79.97 with lifetime access and no recurring fees through October 4.

The New York Film Festival 2026 will feature films including You Can See Everything and Godzilla Minus Zero.

Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles star in a new adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility, with Fiona Shaw highlighted as standout.

Information on how AdultFriendFinder subscriptions appear on bank statements and methods to manage their visibility.

Early Prime Day discounts on portable power stations from brands including Jackery, Anker Solix and Bluetti are already available.

The writer suggests features desired in future Amazon Kindle e-readers, though no release date is confirmed.

Instructions for watching the International Friendly football match between Australia and Brazil online for free from anywhere.

The Apple Watch SE 3 is discounted by $30 ahead of Amazon's October Prime Day sales event.

The A24 horror film Backrooms has become available on streaming, with information on where and when to watch it.

Hints and answers for the Hurdle word puzzle for September 25, 2026.

The Lenovo 300e Chromebook, which functions as both laptop and touchscreen tablet, is currently discounted to $79.99.

Cartoonist Matt Bors and artist Tristan Wright are creating an adult comic book adaptation of the 1990s children's animated series "The Toxic Crusaders."

Nvidia's DLSS 5 uses artificial intelligence to dynamically enhance video game graphics in real-time with improved lighting, textures, and geometry.

Academy Award-winning documentarian Alex Gibney's film "Musk" profiles the technology entrepreneur and has been rejected for paid advertising on major platforms.

A discounted bundle of 12 beginner-level courses offers over 25 hours of training on ChatGPT, artificial intelligence tools, automation, and data visualization.

An online type foundry generates fonts by mixing together classic typefaces into new combinations.

A Borzoi dog napping in grass appears visually striking and comical due to its positioning, resembling a rug more than a canine.

A capybara demonstrates focus while rotating a stick in his mouth with an earnest demeanor.

Nikon's microscope videos reveal tiny colorful marine creatures like sea slugs and starfish larvae not visible to the human eye.

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Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus, which includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote and Access for one Windows PC with a lifetime license, is on sale for $49.97.

A documentary about Elon Musk filmed by Alex Gibney is forthcoming.

The Grand Theft Auto 6 collector's edition will cost $400 and does not include the game itself.

A Fort Worth, Texas daycare is being sued after a substitute teacher allegedly encouraged 4-year-olds to fight each other and injured one child.

Researchers are sending an underground robot into a hill with a boat-like shape that some believe could be Noah's Ark.

The Dutch government plans to replace Microsoft Windows and other software with DAWO, a custom Linux-based operating system and IT suite.

Internxt's 10TB lifetime cloud storage plan, offering encrypted storage across unlimited devices, costs $269.97 through September 29.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, a convicted felon, will transfer to a halfway house next year from federal prison.

Early computer game programmers used Star Trek as a popular topic for games run on mainframes, with players hunting Klingon ships.

AskAnyModel offers lifetime access to over 50 AI models in a browser-based platform, allowing users to compare up to six responses simultaneously for $39.99.

Roland's GO:KEYS 3 Minion is a portable keyboard with speakers and sound presets, co-branded with the Minions.

U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly issued a temporary restraining order reinstating Politico, MSNBC, and CNN to the White House press pool.

Senator Tommy Tuberville claimed that many pilots, flight attendants and air traffic controllers are furries while discussing transgenderism in Congress.

Elizabeth Holmes is being transferred to a halfway house that assists people with finding jobs and housing.

A rare Moomin mug by Tove Jansson depicting Moomintroll diving with shells sold for €46,000.

Disney constructed a subway system inside Houston's airport, according to a story told by Disney historian Jim Hill on a popular theme park podcast.

A dolphin in Australia engages in kleptoparasitism, stealing food from fish in the same way seagulls snatch items from people.

A bundle offering perpetual licenses for Windows 11 Pro and Microsoft Office Professional 2021 is available for $32.97.

DVDneXtCOPY DVD Ripper software converts copy-protected DVDs into digital files in multiple formats for $29.99.

Actor Richard Harrison, known for military epics, spaghetti westerns and martial arts films, has died at age 90.

At a midterm Republican event, attendees were asked a challenging voter question about their voting preferences.

Hints and answers for the New York Times Strands puzzle for September 25, 2026.

The solution and hints for Wordle puzzle number 1923 from September 25, 2026.

Amazon is offering a $200 discount on a DeLonghi Magnifica Duo espresso machine ahead of October Prime Day.

A lifetime Pro Plan subscription to AskAnyModel, which provides access to over 50 AI models for side-by-side comparison and image generation, costs $39.99.

Nine CompTIA certification training courses covering A+, Security+, Network+ and other exams are bundled for $24.99.

The Lotus is a card-shuffling robot that fills the price gap between inexpensive shufflers and expensive casino-grade machines.

Microsoft Project Professional 2024 is available as a one-time purchase for $54.97 instead of its regular price of $1,129.99.

Former President Barack Obama stated that banning press outlets from White House grounds contradicts democracy, commenting on Trump's restrictions on CNN, MSNBC and Politico.

Apple's macOS 27 installs approximately 30GB of AI features that users may not want.

Sea turtles are nesting on the U.S. West Coast for the first time on record, marking a northward expansion from their historical range.

New BJ's Club Members can join for $15 instead of the regular $60 price and access membership benefits through the fall and holiday seasons.

Disney has greenlit a new Darkwing Duck series with Mark Hamill as Drake Mallard and Seth Rogen voicing Launchpad McQuack.

A video shows jelly bean isopods, pill bugs kept as pets, eating sweet potato in time-lapse.

Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison following his conviction on sexual assault charges in New York.

Donohue's, a longtime Upper East Side saloon, has closed but a downtown restaurateur plans to preserve some retro details at a new location.

Eric Kim has created a black sesame cake recipe that reflects the essence of songpyeon, traditional rice cakes eaten during Chuseok.

The U.S. plans to ban Canadian spirits imports as trade disputes continue to affect whiskey and other commodities.

Patrick O'Connell, who built the Inn at Little Washington into one of America's premier restaurants, faces questions about succession planning for his business empire.

Actors Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman tested their pizza-making skills while discussing their film 'The Love Hypothesis' in a New York Times kitchen.

Cafe Bar J.F., a new Williamsburg restaurant from the Llama Inn team, serves sophisticated South American-influenced dishes.

Staff members are enthusiastic about upcoming restaurant openings and new establishments arriving in New York City this fall.

A Chicago chef presents Indian cuisine through a tasting menu at Indienne in Hudson Yards, with results that impress more than seduce.

Aga's, an Indian-Pakistani restaurant in Houston, delivers more Uber Eats orders than any other single-location business worldwide.

Maine chef Devin Finigan cooks chicken dinners on her nights off, sometimes with her young daughters participating.

Restaurant owners are implementing strategies to prevent or apprehend customers attempting to steal, as theft becomes bolder.

Well-diversified wine shops are thriving while small storefronts struggle, with mid-sized operations working harder than ever.

Carnegie Deli will reopen at the location where Stage Deli once operated, among other restaurant news.

Popular recipes from the week include dishes made with rotisserie chicken.

A meatless BLT substitutes bacon with meaty mushrooms and sharp onions while retaining crispy lettuce and juicy tomato.

Seasonal baking recipes include pumpkin blondies, apple cider doughnuts, and cranberry Bundt cake.

The annual Feast of San Gennaro caused heartburn and stomach discomfort alongside providing entertainment.

A food writer shares meals eaten while on book tour and cooking done at home during brief breaks.

A new recipe features chicken thighs cooked in schmaltz paired with salted cucumber yogurt.

Quick seafood recipes include maple miso sheet-pan salmon with green beans, mussels with white beans and garlic, and coconut curry rice with cod.

Loaded baked sweet potatoes with black beans and sharp Cheddar celebrate the arrival of potato season.

David George Gordon, author of a cookbook promoting insects as food and demonstrator of cooking with tarantulas and crickets on television, died at age 76.

A spaghetti dish with garlicky bread crumbs and anchovies, inspired by Southern Italian cuisine, uses egg yolk, hot sauce and fish sauce for texture and flavor.

Four fast recipes feature coconut saag and garlicky za'atar chicken with substantial results.

Tomatoes can be roasted slowly with olive oil and herbs or quickly with cumin and paprika, as demonstrated in a five-star recipe.

Earl Grey, chamomile and salabat teas add citrusy and floral flavors to London Fog cookies and other baked goods.

Generation Z members are replacing solitary cardio exercise with strength training as gyms experience increased activity.

A new rapid brain tumor diagnostic test allows patients to begin treatment sooner and eliminates weeks of waiting for results.

NHS staff in Bristol may have improperly accessed the medical records of Oliver McGowan after his death in 2016.

Dutch campaigners have created new words for labia to reduce body shaming and promote sex positivity.

An NHS clinic dedicated to ketamine bladder damage is treating children as young as 13.

Doctors report that patients are experiencing serious complications including open wounds from cheap eyelid surgery obtained abroad.

Evening walks and fresh bedsheets are among expert recommendations for helping sleep-deprived students rest better.

Martha's Rule, named after 13-year-old Martha Mills whose care concerns were ignored before her death, is now implemented across all A&E departments in England.

Bacteria in the Kent meningitis outbreak acquired new genetic material, explaining its unusual severity.

Experts offer guidance on teenage skincare routines and practices to maintain healthy skin.

Young mental health ambassadors tell the BBC that their generation is more open about mental health than previous generations.

Research indicates older LGBTQ+ people experience greater social isolation than their heterosexual counterparts.

Sleeping beside a snorer can negatively affect your health, experts warn.

Researchers say individual variation in menstrual cycles makes social media fitness advice difficult to apply universally.

Efforts to improve sleep quality can sometimes worsen sleep instead.

The BBC provides government-backed guidance on emergency foods to stockpile for supply chain disruptions.

Free NHS meningitis B vaccinations are available to university students in England following Kent's largest meningitis B outbreak.

Meningitis bacteria can be carried harmlessly in the nose or throat but transmitted to others.

Certain foods and drinks help maintain health and comfort during hot weather when cooking is impractical.

Hot weather poses varying health risks depending on individual vulnerability.

Lisa Carroll, 47, diagnosed with rare ovarian cancer, encourages women to monitor symptoms after her tumour aided detection.

An event in Hull will let people experience hot flushes to raise awareness about menopause symptoms.

Martine Barons, 65, has won three world weightlifting titles since starting the sport in 2024.

Sara Kahsai discovered at age 29 that she had undergone female genital mutilation as a baby.

Statistics Jersey will launch the 2026 Children and Young People's Survey in October to gather important data about young people.

Laugh, Move & Groove, a nominated programme, runs seated exercise sessions across Jersey to support physical and mental wellbeing.

The Health Improvement Commission is introducing a scorecard to help people monitor their alcohol consumption more clearly.

Administration and medical check costs for a vaccine damage scheme have exceeded £83 million, surpassing victim payouts.

A Covid inquiry report examines government failures in planning and purchasing essential protective equipment that cost taxpayers billions.

An inquiry found the UK wasted £10 billion on PPE that failed to adequately protect NHS staff from infection.

The UK has begun trials of an Ebola vaccine developed in eight weeks, approved by the medicines regulator.

Cambridge scientists have tested the first vaccine designed entirely by artificial intelligence.

The British Medical Association is taking strike action over pay erosion since 2008 in a dispute with Manx Care.

Resident doctors are pausing strikes to consider a new government pay offer, having planned walkouts from Monday to Friday.

Consultant and specialist doctors took strike action while maintaining full emergency cover and allowing scheduled appointments to proceed.

Resident doctor strikes are on hold as they evaluate a revised pay proposal from the government.

Resident doctors have cancelled their planned strike after receiving a new pay offer from the government.

Former assistant referee Dan Robathan is considering how his mental health experiences might help others after his career ended.

A new rapid brain tumour test used by the NHS can reduce diagnosis time from eight weeks to two hours.

Dan Robathan says he needs time to grieve the end of his refereeing career caused by tumours.

Linc provides free counselling sessions online and in-person at The Forum in Gloucester for blood cancer patients and their families.

Oily fish is often recommended for brain health, but evidence and alternatives are explored for those who dislike eating it.

The agency headed by Dr. Mehmet Oz plans to end mandatory weekly reporting of respiratory infections at nursing homes where many elderly residents died during the pandemic.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. received $4 million in book advances from a publisher that also profits from his health agenda, while his wife received $210,000 in consulting fees from affiliated groups.

The Trump administration removed 750,000 people from health insurance marketplaces on grounds of fraud, with Vice President JD Vance estimating $2.2 billion in government savings.

Britain's largest hospitals struggled during recent heat waves, with medical experts warning the nation must urgently prepare its healthcare infrastructure for hotter summers.

The president announced that all states have joined an effort to align Medicaid drug prices with those in other developed countries ahead of midterm elections.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told vaccine skeptics they have an ally in the White House while speaking at a conference spreading misinformation about vaccines.

Ohio's Democratic gubernatorial candidate proposed restrictions on fracking wastewater disposal near an affected town and called for an investigation into health risks.

A rare gene found predominantly in Southern Appalachia significantly increases lung cancer risk among people who have never smoked.

Scientists identified a powerful gene-targeting system in ancient viruses called VIPR that predates CRISPR and may be more effective.

September offers an opportunity to establish new routines and habits that can be maintained long-term.

Travel booking company Expedia eliminated 58 jobs across Washington, Illinois and Florida in its latest round of layoffs, including executive and data science positions.

Travel companies shifting toward premium offerings must evaluate whether the rising demand for such services reflects sustainable market trends.

Guest behavior regarding cruise ship activities is changing significantly, a transformation other hospitality businesses should monitor.

Travelers value and revisit destinations for unique experiences tied to specific locations and times.

Travel companies should expand sustainability measurements beyond direct operations to include their broader influence.

Companies investing in owner interests develop stronger customer loyalty compared to those with other priorities.

Accor's chief executive faces a complex decision about taking Ennismore public and funding its U.S. expansion.

Independent hotel operators and investors now face shifting economics when choosing between large brand partnerships and remaining independent.

Premium travel companies must decide whether to compete solely on product quality or on delivering distinctive destination experiences.

Brands lacking distinct positioning will disappear first from artificial intelligence-generated travel recommendations.

A security professional with experience handling emergencies recommends specific first-aid supplies for various types of travelers.

The New York Times is asking readers how GLP-1 medications have influenced their vacation planning and travel habits.

Private train cars remain popular among rail enthusiasts despite the rise of private jets, with options available for both ownership and rental.

Luxury hotels now offer day experiences and bookable activities for non-guests seeking high-end amenities at reduced costs.

Buenos Aires's historic bars and cafes reflect the city's cultural heritage and provide authentic local experiences for visitors.

Crete offers remote beaches, traditional tavernas and mountain accommodations, with recommendations from four local guides.

New York Times journalists tested walking routes connecting bookshops specializing in comics, drama, fantasy and romance.

Qantas plans to launch 18-hour nonstop flights from New York to Sydney in 2028, following earlier Sydney-to-London service beginning in 2025.

Group travel can lead to financial conflicts; experts offer strategies for managing shared expenses and difficult money conversations.

National park maintenance has been delayed nationwide while resources have been redirected to presidential projects in Washington.

Airport expansions in Venice, Barcelona and Mallorca may undermine local attempts to reduce overtourism in these European destinations.

Toronto's multicultural neighborhoods, markets and dining events showcase the city's diverse culinary culture.

The publication is accepting reader questions about end-of-year travel destinations and holiday getaway planning.

Five mostly abandoned wilderness outposts offer solitude and a glimpse into life during their historical boom periods.

Writing detailed prompts yields better AI travel recommendations than generic questions, according to experts.

A hiker encounters reindeer, challenging terrain and shared wonder while trekking the Kungsleden Trail in Swedish Lapland.

A California coastal cycling route leads riders through redwood forests, secluded beaches, scenic towns and the restored Klamath River.

Amazon paused its cargo relationship with 21 Air after a Boeing 767 operated by the airline overshot a runway in Miami.

Ferragamo's spring 2027 collection reimagines a 1940s skirt suit with emphasis on feminine ease and fluidity.

Kérastase's Chronologiste collection focuses on maintaining hair and scalp health as part of a luxury hair care movement.

This standfirst relates to a product review rather than travel news.

This standfirst relates to a beauty product rather than travel news.

Designer Demna presented an expanded creative vision for Gucci that reflects bourgeois attitudes and sensibilities.

Bazaar interviewed singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams before attending a Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu party in Paris.

Taylor Swift's new song "Patient Zero" from The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore addresses a toxic ex-partner.

This guide recommends styling products that experts recommend for fine, mature hair, including detanglers and volume enhancers.

Taylor Swift references Travis Kelce in her new song "Cleveland!," including an allusion to their wedding.

A new high-tech medical clinic in New York offers $500 full-body assessments and attracts celebrities, influencers, and the general public.

Sharon Horgan, creator of Catastrophe and Bad Sisters, discusses her new HBO show Youth and building confidence in her 50s.

Indie designers dress major pop stars like Rosalía, Doechii, and Chappell Roan, creating their stage costumes and personas.

Penélope Cruz sports a new "bronze blond" hair color that works as a flattering transitional shade for fall.

Milan Fashion Week featured street-style looks offering outfit ideas for those working in creative environments.

The late Lebanese artist Huguette Caland, who spent her final years in Los Angeles, receives her first U.S. retrospective at the Hammer Museum.

Spring 2027 runway collections across multiple brands feature visible bra styling.

Artist Ayra Starr curates an exclusive playlist for Bazaar featuring her musical influences.

Lili Reinhart discusses her rom-com film The Love Hypothesis, the source material, and protecting her personal life.

The draped top is a fall trend with seven styling options available.

Designer Sandy Liang releases her first book, Dressing Up, reflecting on her brand's evolution over ten years.

The K-Beauty brand Medicube has improved the writer's skin and gained many converts among friends and colleagues.

Taylor Swift showcases a cat-eye makeup look alongside her new single "Patient Zero" announcement.

Scholar Salamishah Tillet reflects on her friendship with feminist activist Gloria Steinem, whose memoir recently launched.

Jenni Kayne is offering a rare sale on cashmere sweaters, boots, and other items.

J.Crew's iconic barn jacket celebrates its 40th anniversary with styling inspiration from over 100 tastemakers.

Louise Trotter's spring/summer 2027 Bottega Veneta collection combines intrecciato weaving with crochet and fringe.

A Fred Astaire biopic is in development.

Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton appear together in personal photos taken in Paris.

Olivia Rodrigo's Unraveled Tour features multiple notable outfits including her water-soluble dress and graphic t-shirts.

Taylor Swift included rare personal footage with Travis Kelce in her 'Cleveland!' lyric video.

Designer Maximilian Davis presented spring/summer 2027 fashion reimagining everyday wardrobe basics with sensual styling.

A daily horoscope for Pisces is presented.

The article highlights standout fashion campaigns for fall and winter 2026.

The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show will take place in Los Angeles.

Frosty makeup has returned in a more wearable style featuring strategic touches of pearl, pewter, and platinum.

Alix Earle tried lip blushing, a semi-permanent lip tint procedure, and shares details about the treatment.

Taylor Swift's song Babylon explores the consequences of prioritizing status over love.

Body scans, a wellness trend popular with celebrities and influencers, are explained.

Actress Camila Mendes shares details about her busy day in Milan during an interview.

The latest season of Monster examines whether historical figures Lizzie Borden and Bridget Sullivan were in a relationship.

Stripes are a prevalent fashion trend this season.

Details about the upcoming second season of A Different World are provided.

A scalp-focused haircare routine using the Kérastase Chronologiste collection helps preserve youthful hair.

Fans believe Taylor Swift's song Pink Clouding contains an apology to Tom Hiddleston.

Olive green suede is a wearable fall trend appearing in bags, loafers, and other accessories.

Designer Demna presented his complete personal vision for Gucci during Milan Fashion Week.

Halle Berry, Regina King, and other film industry figures gathered for a Chanel and Tribeca luncheon celebrating mentorship and women in storytelling.

Kérastase's Chronologiste Longevity Potion is a luxury scalp treatment designed to address the root causes of hair aging.

Courchevel, Telluride, and other ski destinations are drawing attention from skiers this winter.

Paris offers ideal shopping opportunities at the end of fashion month.

Vienna, known for its arts, crafts, and architectural grandeur, is experiencing a cultural resurgence.

Taylor Swift released song lyrics addressing critics of her relationship with Travis Kelce.

Taylor Swift's lyrics revisit a toxic relationship she left behind.

The Keira Knightley spy thriller Black Doves is returning for a second season on Netflix.

American Horror Story returns for its fourteenth season.

Dakota Johnson's brown sugar espresso nail color is emerging as a major fall manicure trend.

Maleah Joi Moon plays Deborah Wayne in the Netflix sequel series A Different World, bringing the show to new audiences.

Damiano David, who plays in the band Måneskin, is married to Dove Cameron.

Editors are consistently choosing a sleek fall jacket style that conveys refined taste.

September's fashion highlights include designer collections and industry events.

This week's celebrity style moments offer inspiration for recreating fashionable looks.

Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold8 foldable phone impressed its reviewer with practical functionality.

Ten leather sofas offer interior designer-quality options for living rooms across various styles.

American Horror Story 13 and Practical Magic 2 are reshaping witchy fashion aesthetics.

Ines de Ramon is in a relationship with Brad Pitt.

The article discusses Lili Reinhart's boyfriend, Jack Martin.

The article covers information about Taylor Lautner's wife, Taylor Dome.

The article provides details about Daisy Ridley's husband, Tom Bateman.

Nobody Wants This season 3 is confirmed to be in development.

Loafers work both as casual off-duty shoes and for professional settings.

Writer and chef Alison Roman has collaborated with Margaux on a fall-focused fashion collection.

The article explains how to watch Taylor Swift's 'Patient Zero' music video.

Nina Garcia provides her recommendations for visiting London.

Director Luca Guadagnino and architect Stefano Baisi created a Zara Home collection featuring furniture, lighting, and tableware.

Olivia Newton-John enjoyed downtime at homes including a Malibu ranch and Australian property, spending time with animals.

A selection of wool rugs includes hand-knotted, hand-tufted, and machine-washable options in various pile heights and styles.

Angelina Jolie sold the historic Cecil B. DeMille Estate for $24.75 million, which includes multiple structures and a treehouse.

Shea McGee's retail business is expanding with an upcoming flagship store in Salt Lake City.

Serena Williams owns residences in Florida, California, and Paris, with her main home designed with her sister Venus Williams.

Thatched roof villages using traditional reed and straw construction techniques exist worldwide from Chile to Japan.

Hong Kong's leading architects and designers recommend their favorite restaurants, shops, neighborhoods, and accommodations.

A curated selection of Parisian Airbnbs features architectural treasures and properties with views of the Eiffel Tower.

Flamingo Estate is offering items from its private collection, including works by Gaetano Pesce, Murano glass, and tea sets.

Archaeologists have determined that an underground city in Türkiye spans significantly more area than previously understood.

Decorative clothing racks with distinctive designs and colors enhance the appearance of garments displayed on them.

Golden Age actress Bette Davis lived in approximately 75 homes throughout her lifetime across the United States.

A Manhattan duplex above the High Line features marble stairs and a gallery-style closet created by a fashion designer and physician.

Vanessa and Nick Lachey have listed their Los Angeles home for $8.2 million after repurchasing it from Naomi Osaka.

Leading architects Michael K. Chen and Elizabeth Graziolo discuss current design philosophies and their project development processes.

Photography and editorial experts share guidance on pitching design projects to Architectural Digest and similar publications.

Interior designer Kelly Wearstler discusses the skills required for success in contemporary creative entrepreneurship.

Prada has opened an expanded destination in Milan featuring both retail and museum elements, marking over a century since the brand's original store.

Travis Kelce's century-old Ohio mansion offers historical significance and notable architectural design features.

Designer Corey Damen Jenkins explains the importance of color in residential spaces and strategies for encouraging client acceptance.

Jean Royère's 1950s Liane light fixtures, inspired by climbing plants, have become increasingly sought-after by designers.

Designer Heidi Caillier discusses maintaining creative freshness, managing remote teams, and implementing client choice strategies.

Industry professionals convened at Architectural Digest's New York headquarters for an inaugural summit focused on inspiration and community.

A renovated upstate New York cabin incorporates multiple reading spaces throughout and centers on a substantial fireplace.

A collection of television stands and media consoles combines functionality with attractive design elements.

Seventeen lesser-known villages worldwide offer visitors authentic character and tranquility away from popular tourist areas.

A renovated 1930s Atlanta bungalow reflects combined expertise from an architect and designer brought together by the homeowner.

Rock Hudson's longtime Southern California estate was acquired for him through his Universal contract renewal deal.

This Northern California home features vintage technology, custom furniture, and Robert Rauschenberg artwork with San Francisco Bay views.

Design studio Rockwell Group created a restaurant and bar at the newly opened Lucas Museum of Narrative Art that avoids 90-degree angles.

A leather lounge chair with CNC-bent steel legs is among projects displayed from Tomas Bata University in Zlín.

London studio Hayhurst and Co redesigned a 1970s Hampstead townhouse by creating a triple-height void while preserving original features.

Eight design projects from the Dezeen archives elevate toothbrush design with contemporary innovation and aesthetic refinement.

Dezeen announced the shortlisted architecture, interiors and design projects competing for this year's Dezeen Awards.

Italian artist Fabrizio Corneli created a site-specific installation for Danish eyewear brand Lindberg at the Armory Show in New York City.

Recent wallpapers, tiles and other wall and floor coverings available on Dezeen Showroom offer eye-catching interior backgrounds.

Architect Gjergji Shkurti designed Million Goods' new Brooklyn location using marble, custom millwork and curated furniture.

Australian brand Laminex released its 2027 Colour Collection of laminates, featuring ten new designs inspired by the country's landscape.

London architects Polysmiths renovated a terraced home using lime plaster, timber and cork to emphasize natural light.

Meta announced a portable Muse Charm device designed to carry the company's AI agent.

A pharmaceutical research campus in Shanghai features interconnected buildings whose design echoes cell division movement.

British textile brand Camira launched ReSKU 2.0 fabric made from recycled wool and renewable flax.

The article discusses Apple's iPhone Duo folding smartphone and Donald Trump's architectural plans.

Czech lighting brand Lasvit created a large chandelier by preserving dried flowers inside hand-blown glass for a Napa Valley home.

Designer Jesse Butterfield combined sewn paper and hand-hammered steel in lighting pieces and stools shown at London Design Festival 2026.

Georgia Institute of Technology students created a sleep support device that prompts users to record meaningful daily moments.

Mexican studio Estudio Zero designed a pink co-living building in Puerto Escondido with arched forms inspired by sound waves.

Brooklyn creative studio MSCHF twisted and bent Lexus electric cars for New York City's fall art week.

Swinburne University of Technology students designed a papermaking centre and other projects supporting various community needs.

Herzog & de Meuron has built a mass-timber student center at Amherst College by reusing the concrete foundation of a previous structure on the site.

Peter Zumthor has added a cluster of art buildings to the Fondation Beyeler museum in Riehen, Switzerland, designed to blend into its park surroundings.

Meta has introduced lightweight VR glasses for portable immersive entertainment and audio-only Ray-Ban glasses without cameras as new products in its expanding range.

VitrA Tiles has created a textural tile series combining concrete surfaces with oxidised metal aesthetics, blending modern and industrial design.

Line Ramstad, director of Oslo Architecture Triennale, argues that wealthy Norway must adopt nature-first building design approaches to address climate change.

The Mindcraft Project's latest edition features works by Christian + Jade that blur boundaries between craft and design, including pieces from repurposed shipping materials.

Dezeen Awards partnered with content creator Reece Davey to ask the 2026 master jury about the future direction of architecture and design.

Seven furniture and product pieces from London Design Festival were made from material scraps that would otherwise have been discarded.

Three building reuse projects, including a converted Victorian hospital, form the shortlist for Scotland's 2026 RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building award.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation has established a $10 million defense fund following urgent threats to historic structures.

Bentley has unveiled the Torcal, its first fully electric car, designed to balance electric technology with heritage in a progressive manner.

Alaska-based artist Nicholas Galanin created a metal sculpture resembling stretched animal hide in front of the St Louis Gateway Arch to challenge westward expansion narratives.

Cardiff University students have designed projects including a nuclear education centre set within the historic landscape of Stowe, UK.

Mexican lighting designer Federico Stefanovich renovated his studio in a historic Mexico City building with local firm Nama Studio to display his lighting designs.

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Scottish studio Pend extended a Georgian townhouse in Edinburgh with an addition clad in thin red bricks complementing its existing pale stone facade.

Dezeen has announced the 2026 Awards design shortlist, featuring projects by brands including Bocci, Kvadrat, and Fuseproject.

Italian brand Tubes and designer Elisa Ossino created the Grid electric radiator, inspired by workshop tool boards, for functional heating design.

Christopher Martin argues that cities lack gathering spaces for young people, leading to anxiety when they congregate in larger numbers.

Yont Studio created an analogue sound installation inside Berlin's KaDeWe department store using salvaged car seats and over 140 cassette tapes.

Apple has opened Apple Music Hall, a 600-seat live music venue, within its offices at London's Battersea Power Station.

Furniture brand Karimoku has opened Oyado Mas, an exhibition of its Mas label furniture and accessories displayed in an environment resembling a traditional inn.

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Photographer Gurpreet Chawla has documented architectural installations at the 2026 Burning Man festival in Nevada, including a broken Eiffel Tower and a chapel.

Parsons School of Design researchers have released a study warning about harmful substances found in American manufactured homes.

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Tato Architects has completed House in Mibu in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, featuring charred-timber exterior cladding and warm plywood-lined interiors.

Dezeen has announced its interiors shortlist for the 2026 Dezeen Awards, featuring 112 projects by studios including Isern Serra, Snøhetta and YSG.

An exhibition at London's Aram shop presents a mock apartment filled with objects created by a guerrilla designer group using limited money, materials and equipment.

Portuguese brand GenCork has created CorkVector Panel, combining sustainable cork material with customisable algorithmically generated design for insulation.

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Nine anticipated US restaurant openings for fall 2026 include an Afro-Caribbean brasserie in New York and a permanent Levantine pizza venue in Washington, DC.

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A dry-brined and glazed turkey produces juicy meat and crispy skin for Thanksgiving.

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Industry experts explain why nonalcoholic cocktails command high prices despite lacking alcohol.

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Japanese rice balls can be made with three savory fillings using one simple technique and no special equipment.

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Mountains ranging from Ecuador's snowcapped Cotopaxi to Malaysia's lush Kinabalu offer dramatic landscapes and biodiverse climates for climbing or viewing.

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New Zealand's South Island serves as a filming location for a survival thriller that also explores a human-dog bond.

Olympic gold medalist Kerri Walsh Jennings spends family vacations on Kauai with her three teenagers.

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The Amalfi Coast rose to international fame in the 1950s and '60s but has a rich history dating back centuries.

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