NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas’ daughter is flaunting her bikini body on Instagram. Carys Zeta Douglas, 22, shared photos of herself on Thursday posing lakeside in a navy string bikini. In one of the photos, Carys used her hand to block the …
Read More »Solar-powered cars start epic Australian outback race
A solar-powered car race started on Sunday in Australia, with 34 teams from all over the world competing to win the 2025 Bridgestone World Solar Challenge. The teams were greeted by people waiting to see the vehicles embark on their 3,000-kilometre (1,864-mile) journey across the outback, from Darwin to Adelaide. …
Read More »Balloon pilot praised for landing safely in Bedford street
Alex Pope BBC News, Bedfordshire Emma Firman The balloon came down in Bower Street, Bedford, on Saturday morning The pilot of a hot air balloon has been praised for landing safely in a small residential street filled with cars, telegraph poles, wire and houses. Emma Firman, who filmed the descent …
Read More »Anti-immigration protest in Mold over asylum plans
BBC Nearly 300 people protested the plans Around 300 people joined a protest in Mold, Flintshire, to oppose any possible plan to provide accommodation for asylum seekers in the town. Held outside the Poundland shop on Saturday, demonstrators were unhappy about rumours that some flats in the town could be …
Read More »Thousands taking part in parade across Belfast
BBC The crowd is making their way down the Ormeau Embankment towards the Ravenhill Road Thousands of people are taking part in a “March for Jesus” across Belfast. The march started at 14:00 BST at the Ormeau Embankment and is heading down through Ravenhill Road towards the city, ending up …
Read More »James Trafford: Why did Man City goalkeeper avoid red card for challenge on Mohammed Kudus?
Goalkeeper James Trafford had a first half to forget on his Manchester City home debut against Tottenham at the Etihad Stadium. Thomas Frank’s side took a two-goal lead into half-time after goals from winger Brennan Johnson and midfielder Joao Palhinha. Trafford, 22, was culpable for Spurs’ second after he gave …
Read More »Five people hurt in suspected arson attack at Ilford restaurant
Google Police, paramedics and firefighters were called to the fire at a restaurant on Woodford Avenue Five people have been hospitalised, with three in a life-threatening condition, after a suspected arson attack at a restaurant in east London. Police, paramedics and firefighters were called to the fire on Woodford Avenue …
Read More »Multiple workers dead after ‘tensioning operation’ causes bridge in China to collapse | World News
At least 12 people are dead after a railway bridge that was under construction in China collapsed. Four others are missing, according to state media. Sixteen workers were on the bridge in Qinghai province when a steel cable snapped during a “tensioning operation” at roughly 3am on Friday, according to …
Read More »Cars block fire engines getting to Anglesey mountain blaze
The public have been warned to stay away from a mountain fire after vehicles blocked routes the fire service were using to get to the scene. Firefighters with six appliances and four wildfire vehicles remain on Anglesey’s Mynydd Bodafon on Saturday after receiving multiple callouts to the blaze on Friday …
Read More »Asylum Claims Hit Record High
111,000 people wanted the right to stay in the UK in the year to June BBC News
Read More »Bathing ban in place at Benone Strand
Getty Images Benone Strand is to close to the public due to the presence of blue-green algae A bathing ban is in place at a popular north coast beach over the August bank holiday weekend due to the presence of blue-green algae. High levels of the potentially toxic algae was …
Read More »Government seeks to appeal Epping asylum hotel legal ruling
The government is seeking to appeal the High Court’s refusal to allow it to intervene in the case of a hotel used to house asylum seekers in Epping. Earlier this week, Epping Forest District Council was granted a temporary injunction to stop people being placed at the Bell Hotel. The …
Read More »The shop making people laugh for nearly 100 years
Hull’s iconic Dinsdale’s joke shop has remained pretty much untouched for almost a century. BBC News
Read More »Beijing calls out “bully” US for 50% tariffs on India
Chinese ambassador to India Xu Feihong has said that Beijing “firmly opposes” Washington’s steep tariffs on Delhi and called for greater co-operation between India and China. Xu likened the US to a “bully”, saying that it had long benefitted from free trade but was now using tariffs as a “bargaining …
Read More »Lil Nas X arrested and taken to hospital after wandering LA streets in underwear
Getty Images Award-winning rapper Lil Nas X has been arrested after an altercation with police in Los Angeles, authorities have confirmed. Police were called to Ventura Boulevard at 05:30 local time on Thursday after reports of a man walking down the street in his underwear, a spokesperson for the Los …
Read More »Warning as pest control programme to deal with rodents begins
People using a popular County Down beach are being warned that a pest control programme to deal with rodents is beginning on Thursday. Ards and North Down Borough Council have said that following growth in the rodent population at Millisle Beach, the programme will run for two to three weeks. …
Read More »Copa Sudamericana: Independiente and Universidad de Chile game abandoned after fan violence
A Copa Sudamericana match in Buenos Aires was abandoned after violent clashes between fans. Ten people were seriously injured and more than 300 arrested at Wednesday’s last-16 second leg between Argentine hosts Independiente and Universidad de Chile, according to local media. A stun grenade was among the objects thrown by …
Read More »Guernsey foundation seeks charity partners for new projects
Local charities are being invited by the Guernsey Community Foundation to collaborate on tackling issues raised in its 2025 Quality of Life Report. The report highlights key areas of need across the island including living costs and housing. Foundation chief executive Jim Roberts said charities often had the expertise to …
Read More »Crowds rally at Taunton KFC for funeral of longest-serving worker
Tributes have been paid to the world’s longest-serving KFC worker who was an “icon for the town” on the day of her funeral. Pauline Richards, who was known by many as Miss KFC in Taunton, Somerset, began working for the chain in the East Street restaurant in 1978. She died …
Read More »Gloucester Foodbank’s new manager unaware of huge demand for help
The new manager of a city centre foodbank has said she is surprised at the high level of demand for its help. The Gloucester Foodbank has been operating since 2005 and over the last five years, the number of food parcels the charity provides annually has doubled to more than …
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