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Thailand's Fourth Army Region has advised the public to stay vigilant following multiple arson and bomb attacks in Narathiwat, Yala, and Pattani, with a curfew imposed in Narathiwat. Malaysian police have also advised citizens to defer non-essential trips to the region, though no Malaysians were reported hurt.
As UK heatwaves become more frequent and intense, over 1,000 schools have closed or sent pupils home early, prompting calls to rethink the school calendar, exams, and classroom cooling. Government advisers recommend air conditioning in all schools and a maximum indoor temperature, but a national strategy may not arrive until 2028.
A gold rush in West Pokot County, Kenya, has drawn thousands of prospectors, sparked by discoveries including a goat herder's $280 nugget. Officials report two notable finds triggered the rush, while local people and authorities grapple with the boom's impacts.
A small UK power generator was forced offline for four days last month in a cyber attack attributed to Iran-linked hackers, marking the first successful incident of its kind against a British energy facility. The government downplayed the impact, stressing no risk to the wider grid, while experts suggest the attack may have been a demonstration of capability by Iran's Revolutionary Guard.
Liverpool are set to submit a third bid for Brighton winger Yankuba Minteh after two offers were rejected, with Brighton holding out for a fee of £70 million. Personal terms are reportedly agreed, and Minteh has expressed a desire to join the Reds, though an injury could delay his debut.
Comedian Jimmy Carr is reportedly in talks to host a reboot of Top Gear, four years after the show was shelved following Freddie Flintoff's crash. BBC Studios is said to be considering a new line-up, though the BBC says there is no update on the TV show.
Gary Oldman's Oscar-winning portrayal of Winston Churchill in 'Darkest Hour' airs on BBC One this Sunday at 8pm, with the 2017 war drama widely praised as one of the greatest of its kind. The film, directed by Joe Wright, chronicles Churchill's first weeks as Prime Minister during the May 1940 war cabinet crisis.
Marcus Wareing has reportedly pulled out of a new BBC cookery series with Gordon Ramsay just weeks before filming was due to begin, halting production. The decision comes months after the pair publicly reconciled following a 16-year feud, and the reason for his exit remains unclear.
Danny Hatchard and Maddy Hill are returning to EastEnders as Lee and Nancy Carter for a dramatic storyline, with filming already underway. Executive producer Ben Wadey promises a cliffhanger that will make viewers' jaws drop, while fans speculate a family tragedy brings them back. Kellie Bright, who plays Linda, is set to leave the soap.
Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta is in dispute with the club over the final year of his contract, having failed to have the extension ruled invalid by an independent tribunal and FIFA. Amid reported interest from Tottenham Hotspur and other clubs, Palace insists the deal remains binding, while Mateta's future at Selhurst Park appears increasingly uncertain.
Tottenham Hotspur suffered a 3-0 defeat to Brentford in their Premier League season opener, despite a summer of heavy spending. Goals from Keane Lewis-Potter, Vitaly Janelt, and Michael Kayode exposed defensive frailties and a lack of cohesion among new signings, prompting manager Roberto De Zerbi to apologize and admit his side was 'not ready to fight the duels.'
Liam Gallagher has urged his brother Noel to announce Oasis' next tour, saying fans are 'losing our minds'. He also ruled out a Glastonbury 2027 headline slot with an expletive-laden response to fan speculation.
After U.S. President Donald Trump imposed 50% tariffs on billions of dollars in Canadian exports, Canadian premiers united in their response, urging residents to buy local and supporting Prime Minister Mark Carney's dollar-for-dollar retaliation. Small businesses on both sides of the border face significant hardships, with some expecting to lose half their customers.
A laptop battery caught fire on American Airlines Flight 2398 from Atlanta to Dallas, prompting the pilot to report a cabin fire to air traffic control. Flight attendants contained the device, but four to five passengers were burned. The flight landed safely and the FAA is investigating.
Manchester United's opening-day loss to Hull City sparked sharp criticism from Peter Schmeichel and Wayne Rooney, who singled out defensive errors. Schmeichel blamed Patrick Dorgu, Ayden Heaven, and Luke Shaw, while Rooney called Shaw's defending 'schoolboy'. Manager Michael Carrick urged calm despite the setback.
Rachel Duffy, winner of The Traitors, has revealed she required surgery after a kitchen blender accident severed a nerve and partially lacerated a tendon in her right hand. The 42-year-old shared details of the incident and her recovery on Instagram, thanking medical staff and joking about her mishap.
TV Licensing outlines seven situations in which UK households may claim a refund on their TV licence, with refunds typically calculated in complete months. The list covers everything from unused equipment after moving to errors made when purchasing the licence. Eligible households could claim back up to the full £180 annual colour licence fee.
TV Licensing lists seven scenarios where households can claim a partial or full refund on their TV licence, potentially up to £180. From unused equipment to moving to an address covered by another licence, the rules cover a range of circumstances. Refunds are calculated in complete months and some can be backdated to April 2000.
TV Licensing sets out seven situations in which households may claim a refund on their BBC TV licence, which costs £180 a year for colour. Discounts are available for certain groups, including blind viewers and those receiving Pension Credit.
Hundreds of dog owners and residents gathered in Rhos-on-Sea, Conwy, to protest a proposed permanent ban on dogs from the beach's Cayley Promenade section. Opponents argue the ban is disproportionate and harms the local economy, while Conwy Council cites health and cleanliness concerns. A consultation is open until September 11.