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Police in Northern Ireland arrested a Sudanese man in his 30s on suspicion of attempted murder after a knife attack in north Belfast left a man in his 40s with serious injuries. The incident, which occurred late Monday, has drawn widespread condemnation, including from Prime Minister Keir Starmer, and prompted calls for calm amid online speculation and political debate.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins with Mexico facing South Africa at the Estadio Azteca, featuring a record 48 teams and 104 matches across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. The tournament is overshadowed by controversies over ticket prices, immigration policies, and the U.S.-Iran conflict, while expectations of $13 billion in revenue highlight its economic significance.
Protests in Nanyuki, Kenya, against a US-funded Ebola quarantine centre turned deadly, with multiple deaths reported and police using tear gas and live ammunition. The High Court has temporarily blocked the facility, but President Ruto's government vows to proceed.
England cricket captain Ben Stokes and fast bowler Gus Atkinson are under investigation following a nightclub incident after the first Test against New Zealand. Both were omitted from the second Test, with Joe Root taking over as captain, before being reinstated for the third Test after a disciplinary hearing.
President Donald Trump's attendance at Game 3 of the NBA Finals made history as the first sitting president to watch a Finals game, but the night was overshadowed by loud boos from the crowd and unprecedented security measures. The Spurs defeated the Knicks 115-111, with the president's presence dividing fans and dominating headlines.
Renewed tit-for-tat strikes between Israel and Iran over the weekend have heightened Middle East tensions, despite US President Donald Trump's calls for restraint. Analysts suggest the escalation underscores Trump's limited control over Israeli actions and may strengthen Iran's hand in ongoing negotiations with Washington.
Hundreds of people kidnapped by Boko Haram in northeastern Nigeria have been released, with the military and a local youth group offering differing accounts of how the release occurred. Two infants died during captivity, according to officials.
A wave of arrests by Taliban morality police in Afghanistan's Herat city over dress-code violations has triggered rare protests, resulting in at least two deaths and dozens of injuries. The UN and human rights bodies have condemned the crackdown, while Taliban authorities deny casualties and defend their actions under Islamic law.
A stabbing at New York's Penn Station on Sunday night left six people injured, with one victim in serious condition. The suspect, believed to be homeless and emotionally disturbed, was taken into custody. The attack came ahead of a heightened security period as President Trump planned to attend an NBA Finals game at Madison Square Garden.
A group of celebrity chefs, led by Tom Kerridge, has launched a campaign urging the government to cut VAT on hospitality from 20% to 10%. Andy Burnham, a potential Labour leadership contender, has backed the proposal, which the industry says would ease pressure on struggling businesses. The campaign follows survey data showing nearly a quarter of UK pubs, bars, and restaurants are losing money.
A powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck off the coast of Mindanao in the southern Philippines, killing at least 19 people and injuring over a hundred more, according to initial reports. The quake triggered tsunami warnings across the region, which were later lifted, and caused significant damage to buildings and infrastructure. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the suspension of classes and mobilized government response efforts.
U.S. President Donald Trump abruptly ended a recorded interview with NBC's 'Meet the Press' after repeated challenges from host Kristen Welker over unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. The exchange, recorded Friday and aired Sunday, covered topics from the 2020 election to the Iran conflict, with the president accusing the press of being 'crooked' before removing his microphone.
Christian Eriksen collapsed during Denmark's friendly against Ukraine on Sunday but regained consciousness and was able to walk off the field. He spent the night in hospital and later posted on Instagram that he is 'doing well' at home with his family. The match was abandoned after the incident, and doctors said his implanted defibrillator responded as it should.
A 35-year-old diver died after being bitten by a suspected 4.5-metre shark while spearfishing off Michaelmas Island, near Albany in Western Australia. Emergency services were unable to revive him, and authorities are investigating the incident.
David Sullivan has stepped down as joint-chair and director of West Ham United after seven women accused him of sexual misconduct and predatory behaviour. He denies the allegations, which date back decades, while the Metropolitan Police investigate a separate report and the football regulator considers his suitability as an owner.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America introduces a suite of technological innovations, from the sensor-equipped TRIONDA match ball to AI-driven player avatars, semi-automated offside systems, and robotic security dogs, promising to reshape the game and fan experience.
Armenia holds a parliamentary election on Sunday widely seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s drive to reduce Russian influence and pursue peace with Azerbaijan. Pashinyan faces a fragmented opposition that accuses him of conceding too much to Baku and damaging ties with Moscow, while analysts say his pro-Western course has reshaped the country’s geopolitical trajectory.
Iran's national football team received US visas just 10 days before their World Cup opener, but several staff and federation officials, including the federation chief, were denied entry. The team has relocated its base to Tijuana, Mexico, amid a war with the US, marking the first time a host nation receives a team it is at war with.
The Trump administration and the Shield of the Americas alliance have condemned efforts to overthrow Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz, while protests over economic reforms paralyze the country. Washington has offered emergency assistance and a $20m anti-drug deal, as former President Evo Morales calls for early elections.
Zeynab Javadli, the former wife of Sheikh Saeed bin Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum, a nephew of Dubai's ruler, has been taken into custody following a complaint by her ex-husband of abducting their three children. The case highlights an ongoing and bitter custody battle that has involved allegations of kidnapping, e-crimes, and concerns for Javadli's safety.