A massive industrial fire in Neasden sent heavy smoke across London, deploying 125 firefighters and halting the Metropolitan line and parts of the Jubilee line. Operations remain ongoing.
At least four civilians were injured after a Russian strike hit an Epicentr shopping center in Zaporizhzhia, igniting a massive 2,000-square-meter blaze. Emergency teams remain on site.
Four men pleaded guilty at Harrow Crown Court to a targeted arson attack that destroyed a Golders Green ambulance. Identified via CCTV and forensics, all four remain in custody awaiting sentencing.
An 18-year-old student and a staff member were killed in a targeted knife attack at a school in Gosen-Neu Zittau.Police detained a 19-year-old suspect—the student's ex-boyfriend—at the scene.
Naomi Osaka shares a glimpse of her third practice session ahead of the 2026 US Open, building momentum before competition.
Sabrina Carpenter marks one year since Man’s Best Friend, reflecting on the album’s success, memorable songs, and connection with fans.
Joey King turned heads in a custom Zimmermann look at the UK screening of Practical Magic 2, blending romance, glamour.
Milo Yiannopoulos has reportedly been deported to the UK, renewing debate over immigration enforcement, political speech, and boundaries of provocation.
Bruno Mars shared photos with Karol G on Instagram to celebrate the release of their new single together with fans.
Japanese rock band SCANDAL will disband in August 2027 after completing a final tour, bringing its career to a close.
A mother pleaded guilty to kidnapping and killing her 11-month-old son, saying she feared losing custody, according to court records.
A federal appeals court ruled that states may regulate prediction markets as gambling, potentially affecting contracts tied to sports and events.
Chipmakers are outperforming major technology companies in the artificial-intelligence rally as investors favor the infrastructure powering rapid growth in demand.
The Royal Navy is tracking more Russian vessels as monitoring operations have increased by 25%, officials say in recent months.
Russia conducted a training launch of a solid-fuel ICBM from Plesetsk, days after a CIA chief’s visit to Moscow, officials said.
Residents in Austria are angry over plans to build a business park on the site of a Nazi concentration camp.
More than 113,000 Russians reportedly crossed into Georgia within one week, amid rumors of mobilization and a possible military draft.
A Gaza activist has lost a legal challenge and been ordered to surrender a passport, according to court records immediately.
Reports are divided over whether Denmark’s forced contraception of Greenlandic women and girls amounted to genocide under international law historically.
More than 113,000 Russians have reportedly fled to Georgia amid rumors of a military draft and growing fears of mobilization.
Poland’s prime minister says the next six months will be decisive as Russian escalation increases pressure on European security further.
At least 37 people were killed after a Russian strike hit weapons depot, while Ukraine blamed negligence for the disaster.
Putin urged teachers to explain the war in Ukraine through an analogy involving killer whales hunting polar bears in Arctic.
Ford unveiled a “Lake Ontario” sign in Winona as tensions between Canada and the United States continued to escalate further.