Burnham's Brexit Backtrack: What He Said and Why It Matters
Andy Burnham claimed Russia interfered in the 2016 EU referendum, then quickly walked it back. Here's what he actually said and why the reversal matters.
French Star's Racket Toss Avoids Default, Unlike Medvedev
Terence Atmane threw his racket into the crowd at Shanghai Masters qualifying, but escaped disqualification, raising questions about consistency after Daniil Medvedev's default for a similar incident.
Newborn Baby Found on Welsh Shoreline: Police Seek Mother
The body of a newborn baby was discovered near Siliwen Road in North Wales on Sunday, prompting a police search for the mother.
Streeting's RAF 'Space Force' Gaffe: The Cost of Not Knowing
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting faced an awkward moment when he couldn't recall the price tag of his new RAF 'space force'. The blunder raises questions about preparation and the UK's space ambitions.
Russian Drones Hit Ukrainian Ports and Warehouses, Killing Nine
Overnight drone strikes on Ukrainian port and warehouse infrastructure killed at least nine people, underscoring the escalating threat to civilian logistics and grain exports amid the ongoing war.
UK Pays Highest Borrowing Rate Since 1998 as Pressure Builds on Public Finances
The UK government is facing its highest borrowing costs since 1998, adding fresh strain to public finances and raising questions about fiscal policy in a volatile market environment.
Russia Vows ‘Harsh and Painful’ Response After Hungary Expels 10 Diplomats
Moscow warns of a severe reaction after Budapest expels ten Russian diplomats for 'unacceptable activities', deepening the rift between the two countries amid the Ukraine war.
UN Warns World Will Miss 1.5-Degree Climate Target
The United Nations has issued a stark warning that the world is on track to miss the critical 1.5-degree Celsius climate target, raising the stakes for urgent action.