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A week after twin earthquakes struck Venezuela, the confirmed death toll has reached 2,645 with thousands more missing. The UN warns the disaster will deepen an already severe humanitarian crisis, while survivors and volunteers criticize the government's response and officials declare national mourning.
The UK government has confirmed it is in talks with Pakistan about deporting Shabir Ahmed, the leader of the Rochdale grooming gang, who has been released from prison. Ahmed cannot currently be deported under the Immigration Act 1971, but the prime minister has ordered a review of his case. Local figures, including Andy Burnham, have called for his removal.
Media and fans gather outside Madison Square Garden amid speculation that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce may celebrate their reported wedding. City officials have alluded to permits, and celebrities have been spotted arriving, while the couple donated $26 million to charities.
Reports of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding at Madison Square Garden over the July 4th weekend remain unconfirmed, with some sources suggesting they are already married. A city permit for road closures and preparations at the venue point to a major celebration, while the couple's $26 million charity donation has been confirmed.
Russian Ambassador to the UK Andrey Kelin criticized British policies on Ukraine, warning that the British elite is deluded in believing it can escalate support for Kiev without consequences. He also commented on UK military spending plans and London's role in Europe's militarization, while Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova condemned Britain's uranium supply to Ukraine.
Preparations for Taylor Swift's wedding to Travis Kelce appear to be underway at Madison Square Garden, with flowers, food and a fairytale castle set being unloaded. Reports detail a rehearsal dinner, a strict no-phones rule, and rumored performances by Stevie Nicks and Tim McGraw.
Prince Harry's family will not travel to London with him next week after a request for police protection was denied, his spokesperson confirmed. The duke is due in the UK for charity engagements and to promote the 2027 Invictus Games, with UK media reporting a possible reunion with King Charles remains uncertain.
Ghana and South Africa are locked in a fresh diplomatic dispute after Ghana accused South Africa of failing to protect its nationals amidst anti-immigrant protests, while Pretoria insists the reported killing was not linked to the demonstrations and rejects claims of xenophobia.
David 'Davey' Hearn, a former Olympic canoe racer, has been indicted in Washington DC on a felony charge of destruction of property over alleged vandalism of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. His lawyer says he is a scapegoat, while authorities accuse him of maliciously damaging newly installed lining.
A 43-year-old security guard was pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed shopping center in Venezuela after being trapped for eight days following twin earthquakes. The rescue operation, coordinated by Chilean firefighters and involving teams from several countries, has been hailed as a rare moment of hope amid the devastation, which has killed nearly 2,300 people.
The Sindh High Court has demanded a detailed report from the provincial health secretary and police chief after a petition alleged an HIV outbreak at a Karachi hospital caused by reused syringes and medical negligence, reportedly affecting up to 200 children.
A BBC investigation has revealed that Twana Jamal, a convicted people smuggler once dubbed 'the godfather' of Calais migrant camps, is living in Leicestershire. The Conservatives are calling for his arrest and deportation, while the Home Office says it wants evidence to take action.
Rescue teams in Venezuela are using micro drones, search dogs, and sound detection devices to find survivors after twin earthquakes killed more than 2,200 people. The 96-hour window for finding survivors has passed, but teams remain hopeful.
The United States has declined to renew the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) in its current form, missing a July 1 deadline for a 16-year extension. The pact remains in force but will now face annual reviews, creating economic uncertainty across North America as trade officials push for changes.
Nigeria says it will pursue compensation from South Africa for property and businesses abandoned by Nigerian citizens who left amid anti-migrant protests. More than 600 Nigerians have been repatriated so far, while South African officials say those flown home were in the country illegally and reject compensation claims.
E Jean Carroll has asked a federal judge to order President Donald Trump to pay the $5m jury award in her sexual abuse and defamation case, after the US Supreme Court declined to hear his appeal. Judge Lewis Kaplan has agreed to expedite the payment question, with Trump's team required to respond by July 7.
Two police officers who handcuffed a stabbing victim as he lay dying are being investigated for potential gross misconduct, according to the UK police watchdog. The investigation will consider whether race or religion influenced the officers' actions in the case of Henry Nowak, who was fatally stabbed in Southampton in December 2025.
Plans to demolish a surviving Nazi-era bunker in central Berlin to make way for an apartment building have reignited a debate between urban development and historical preservation. The city's housing senator supports the demolition, while preservationists argue the site, part of Hitler's Reich Chancellery complex, should become a memorial.
Anthropic says the US Commerce Department has lifted export controls on its powerful Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models, allowing it to restore global access. The models were suspended June 12 over national security concerns, with a partial reversal on Friday granting some trusted US organizations access to Mythos 5.
Pakistan's military said it shot down four drones launched from Afghanistan, while Afghanistan's defence ministry claimed its own air strikes in Pakistani territory. The exchange follows Pakistani airstrikes on Afghanistan that Kabul says killed dozens of civilians, with both sides trading accusations as border tensions reignite after months of relative calm.