Princess Diana’s iconic revenge dress now hits the auction block, offering a bold fashion statement and a touch of quantum intrigue.

A cargo vessel docked in Qingdao caught fire, killing 25 and leaving 17 rescued, amid concerns about secondary hazards and shipyard risks.

Explores the legality and fiscal impact of Donald Trump’s pledge to pay every American $5,000 if Republicans win the 2026 midterms.

Pilot’s repeated warnings of high speed pre‑empted a fatal cargo‑plane crash at Miami, revealing critical gaps in flight‑crew communication.

Houthis seize strategic Mokha port, tipping the balance in the Red Sea corridor and amplifying oil price pressures.

At least five dead and 86 missing after a blaze on the MV June Aster ferry en route to Coron, Palawan, as Philippine coastguard mounts rescue efforts.

A harrowing escape from a blaze on the MV June Aster left 5 dead and 86 missing, survivors recount chaos and cold water survival.

A fatal fire on the MV June Aster near Coron, Palawan left at least five dead and 86 missing, marking one of the worst maritime disasters in recent Philippine history.

NTSB recovers Boeing 767-300 flight recorders after Amazon 21 Air aircraft overruns Miami runway, causing fatalities and injuries.

A sudden eruption from Anak Krakatau has halted flights, baffled passengers, and sent ash clouds high, leaving 270,000 people stranded.

US Senator Bernie Sanders urges Congress to ban AI superintelligence and proposes a sovereign wealth stake in AI firms.

In a tense 9/11 anniversary, a Muslim crime fighter’s brother laments how followers have politicised his story

Ukraine’s eastern cities face relentless strikes as Russia pushes to seize Donbas, with drone and glide‑bomb attacks escalating.

A deep dive into Donald Trump’s plan to give every adult American $5,000 if Republicans win the 2026 midterms and the questions it raises.

Russian drone attack on Pavlohrad kills five civilians and wounds 67 across Ukraine’s malls.

At least five dead and 86 missing after a blaze on the MV June Aster ferry en route to Coron, Palawan, as Philippine coastguard mounts rescue efforts.

Medical charities warn that funding cuts are shutting Sudan’s hospitals, forcing patients to make dangerous journeys for care.

Mayor reveals decades‑old documents showing city officials’ handling of toxic air at Ground Zero, sparking new transparency effort and health concerns.

NYC releases 170,000‑plus pages of pre‑9/11 air‑quality reports, revealing concerns about toxic exposure and sparking debate over municipal accountability.

Israeli air attacks on Kfar Roummane kill at least 12 people, escalating tensions in Lebanon and threatening the fragile ceasefire.

Drone light show recreates Twin Towers over New York Harbour with 2,977 drones, each symbolising a 9/11 victim

Ukraine’s eastern cities face relentless strikes as Russia pushes to seize Donbas, with drone and glide‑bomb attacks escalating.

25 years after 9/11, a daughter's search for her father's remains continues as DNA technology keeps uncovering names lost in the wreckage.

Pilot’s repeated warnings of high speed pre‑empted a fatal cargo‑plane crash at Miami, revealing critical gaps in flight‑crew communication.

Apple launches its most expensive iPhone yet, a foldable "iPhone Duo", costing £1,999 and marking a major design shift under new CEO John Ternus.

Ugandan military chief drops participation in Prince Harry’s Invictus Games, citing loyalty to King Charles III. A swift decision follows Uganda’s announced entry.

Uganda’s military chief announces withdrawal from the Prince Harry‑run Invictus Games, citing respect for King Charles III after royal clarifications.

After Saudi pull‑back, LIV Golf enters Chapter 11, giving players the right to leave while the league seeks new ownership. 2027 may see a player‑owned, sustainable model.

A Lithuanian coach’s 4,000‑lites prize on a TV quiz set sparked a 20‑year journey that now takes him to Manchester United’s stadium for Champions League action.

A record 100 content creators attend the US Open, lighting up courts and raising questions about dress codes, noise, and player focus.

Drone light show recreates Twin Towers over New York Harbour with 2,977 drones, each symbolising a 9/11 victim

The White House removed a Tetris‑style minigame called “Build The Wall” after the Tetris Company raised copyright infringement claims, sparking debate over political use of copyrighted game designs.

In a tongue‑in‑cheek move, creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker rechristen "South Park" as "South America" to poke fun at Trump’s recent attempts to rename bodies of water.

A deep dive into China’s recent anti‑trafficking reforms, enforcement actions, and lingering gaps reveals whether the policy shift can truly deter the scourge.

How the frozen Paramount‑Skydance takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery is reshaping investor sentiment, stock volatility, and media‑merger expectations.

A BBC interview captures American memories of 9/11, from everyday routines to shock moments.

An in‑depth look at the first full‑scale NFL game in Melbourne and what it could mean for Australian sports fans.

El CNI avisó de redes que animaban a cruzar a Ceuta antes de la masiva llegada masiva de migrantes, revelaciones que ponen en duda la falta de previsión del gobierno.

Families of 9/11 victims still cling to hope as the trial of alleged mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed languishes in Guantanamo, while memories of those lost remain ever‑present.

After 22 years living in Sweden, Joyce Thomas is on the brink of deportation following post‑Brexit residency rules. The case sparks debate over humane migration policy.