Messi bids farewell to Argentina in a friendly as he focuses on football ownership and business ventures after his retirement

Glasgow is climbing to the top of Europe’s small satellite market, but new EU investment threatens to pull the momentum. Can the city stay ahead?

India’s economy is booming, yet its shares tumble – discover why the markets lag despite 7% growth.

Lawmakers call for an independent investigation into how the FCA handled whistleblower Simon Andriesz, who exposed links between former US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein.

Glasgow has become Europe’s largest small‑satellite maker, but new European funding threatens its lead. Will Britain’s policies keep the city in orbit?

A Gulfstream G‑100 aircraft on a medical transport route from Bermuda to Boston went missing, leaving six people presumed dead.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical flight vanished near Nantucket after departing from Bermuda. Six crew and patients are missing as authorities launch a search.

A famous lava rock arch on Hawaii’s Big Island, standing 90 feet tall, has crumbled into the ocean, marking the end of a natural landmark that has been a tourist icon for centuries.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu claims the man who stabbed a pilot on a Flydubai flight was driven by Islamist radical indoctrination, sparking investigations across the Middle East.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alleges the Flydubai assailant was radicalised and discusses broader aviation security implications.

Messi bids farewell to Argentina in a friendly as he focuses on football ownership and business ventures after his retirement

City’s £830 m income overstatement and United’s mounting debt spotlight Premier League’s new financial safeguards.

South Korea’s up‑and‑coming golfer Tom Kim clinched a gold medal at the Asian Games, earning a military service exemption that lets him keep playing on the PGA Tour.

The Chinese striker uses green hair, white face paint and a big grin to get inside opponents’ heads as she bids for the vacant flyweight belt.

Tom Kim grabs Asian Games gold, earning a military service exemption that lets him keep chasing majors in South Korea.

Renowned British composer George Fenton, known for scores to Gandhi, Blue Planet and The Fisher King, passes away at 76.

An Indian singer‑songwriter proves you can reach millions without film backing, thanks to heartfelt tunes and a DIY ethos.

At Munich’s famous Teufelsrad, ride operator hands out cycling shorts to ward off illegal filming after viral videos surface.

India's traditional street magicians' craft is fading as urban restrictions and digital entertainment push them underground.

At Munich’s Oktoberfest, ride crew hand out cycling shorts to protect women from upskirting videos that have been trending online.

The death‑row inmate Christa Pike survived two lethal injection attempts and remains critically ill; her lawyer says prognosis unclear.

A new Ghanaian regulation threatens to stop pastors preaching on buses, raising questions about freedom of faith and public safety.

Affluent Cuban‑American elites in Miami are drafting post‑revolution plans, eyes on a financial exchange and a new economy for Cuba.

After a triumphant parliament visit, Putin signals no end to the war, while Russia’s election win bolsters Moscow’s resolve.

Putin’s address to a newly‑aligned State Duma confirms Russia’s continued push in Ukraine while demanding a halt to European help.

Hundreds of thousands of students and parents flood streets, provoking tear‑gas bursts and water‑cannon standoffs as French schools face crisis demands for more money, teachers and better facilities.

Trump’s remark that Iran could strike Los Angeles and San Diego is defended by the White House, sparking backlash from California’s governor and mayors.

Thousands of students assemble in Lille's Place de la République, demanding better schools amid a national protests wave.

In Saxony‑Anhalt, the Alternative for Germany party won a historic seat as its candidate Tobias Rausch became the state parliament speaker, drawing fierce protests.

Lawyer for a Cornell accuser demands special prosecutor Letitia James step aside after supportive public comments, citing impartiality concerns.

Kremlin spokesman urges people to follow official sources after a Russian lab tech’s death, while the US offers aid.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov urged Russians to follow official reports after a lab worker died in a Siberian plague centre, while US President Donald Trump offered assistance—Russia declines.

Kenya confirms its first Ebola death after a citizen treated in the Democratic Republic of Congo returns to Nairobi.

Kenyan authorities confirm the first Ebola fatality after a patient returning from the DRC, marking a grim milestone amid the world's second deadliest outbreak this year.

Officials say the woman’s death was natural and lab remains secure, with no evidence of contamination or protocol failures.

President Bola Tinubu states three days of mourning following a fatal crash of a Nigerian military aircraft in Ondo State that claimed 32 lives.

OpenAI admits its handling of a June AI‑agent breach of Australian government sites was insufficient and vows stronger safeguards.

Glasgow has become Europe’s largest small‑satellite maker, but new European funding threatens its lead. Will Britain’s policies keep the city in orbit?

The U.S. Defence Department has halted use of Anthropic’s Claude AI following a supply‑chain risk designation, amid a legal battle with the company.

President Trump has set up a new taskforce headed by Jay Clayton to keep America ahead in AI, renaming the tech ‘Super Intelligence’ and urging self‑regulation by companies.