Politics
White House 'Aliens' Website Targets Migrants, Not UFOs
The White House launched a website tracking 'aliens,' but it targets migrants arrested by ICE, not extraterrestrials. Critics decry dehumanizing language.
Culture
Diversity Members Then and Now: Tragic Loss to Career Changes
Explore the journeys of Diversity's original members 17 years after winning Britain's Got Talent, from Ashley Banjo's TV career to the tragic loss of Robert Anker.
Sports
Steven Gerrard Backs Liverpool's Decision to Sack Arne Slot, Suggests Ideal Replacement
Steven Gerrard says Liverpool were 'broken' under Arne Slot and backs his sacking, suggesting Andoni Iraola as a potential replacement.
Business
Trump-Linked Firm Wins $1B Balkans Pipeline Deal Without Tender
An obscure company with ties to Donald Trump is set to win contracts worth over $1 billion to build a gas pipeline in Bosnia, bypassing competitive bidding and raising concerns about corruption.
Environment
Transport
Essex Crash Near M25 Causes Delays, Air Ambulance at Scene
A crash involving a motorbike and car near the M25 in Essex has led to traffic delays. Air ambulances were called to the scene at Lakeside, Grays. One lane remains closed.
UK On-Street EV Charging Faces Council Hurdles
Despite government promises, over 20 UK councils block on-street EV charging gullies over safety, legal, and parking concerns, creating a postcode lottery for drivers.
Second Survivor Rescued from Laos Cave
Watch the moment rescuers successfully pull out the second survivor from a cave in Laos, saving eight people trapped by floodwaters.
Police Seek Man After Sexual Assault on District Line
British Transport Police have released CCTV images of a man after a woman was sexually assaulted on a District line train at Putney Bridge station on April 29.
Four Rescued from Laos Cave After 10 Days
Four gold hunters trapped in a flooded cave in Laos for 10 days were rescued. Two men remain missing, and international divers continue the search.
