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Thousands of mourners lined the streets of Swansea as Bonnie Tyler's coffin returned home for a service celebrating her life. The singer, who died in July at 75, was remembered with songs, personal anecdotes, and a deep sense of local pride.
Tottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario is set to join Juventus on loan with an option to buy, after losing his place to Antonin Kinsky. The move is part of a wider squad overhaul that has seen 11 players leave Spurs this summer.
About 2.5 million illegally harvested succulents have been seized in South Africa's Western Cape since 2018, but CapeNature says that's likely under a quarter of the real number. The trade, driven by international demand and local poverty, is pushing species to extinction and straining enforcement.
Temperatures across western Europe are set to fall to seasonal norms this week, with parts of the UK expecting more rain after a prolonged dry spell. A yellow weather warning has been issued for Greater Manchester, with heavy showers and possible thunderstorms overnight. Meanwhile, the southern US continues to face extreme heat with high humidity driving dangerous heat index levels.
Israel's national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, has called for the killing of 30 to 40 Palestinians in Gaza nightly, remarks that have drawn sharp condemnation from German officials and Jewish and Protestant leaders. Ben-Gvir made the comments in a podcast interview with a former Israeli captive, advocating for targeted killings beyond immediate threats.
Belgium is battling its largest wildfire on record in the High Fens nature reserve near the German border, with firefighters from several countries deployed. The fire has burned over 27 sq km and forced evacuations, while officials report it is now under control. The blaze is part of a broader European summer of extreme heat and wildfires.
Manchester City have emerged as surprise suitors for Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo, joining Tottenham in the race for the Dutch international, while Liverpool insist they do not plan to sell. Reports differ on the state of negotiations, with Tottenham reportedly having submitted a £60m offer and Gakpo agreeing personal terms, though Liverpool's stance remains a key factor.
Paris Saint-Germain have signed Spain international Ferran Torres from Barcelona for a reported €50 million, with the 26-year-old committing to a five-year contract. Torres, who scored the winner in the World Cup final, reunites with coach Luis Enrique as PSG aim for a sixth straight Ligue 1 title.
A quiet pause on working holidaymaker visas from 24 countries has intensified the political debate over Australia's migration intake, with farmers warning of food security risks while the government seeks to manage numbers. Industry leaders and experts weigh in on the potential consequences for regional communities and tourism.
Five years after the Taliban's return to power, Germany has admitted over 37,000 Afghan nationals, but hundreds remain stranded, waiting for relocation. This article examines the gap between official promises and on-the-ground reality, including the new government's decision to end resettlement programs, the cash-for-return offer, and a recent court ruling.
The US Treasury paid its highest borrowing costs in a quarter of a century at its latest 30-year bond auction, as investors demanded a heavy premium on long-term government debt over inflation and fiscal concerns. A Treasury plan to double bond buybacks gave markets a brief reprieve, but yields quickly climbed again. Stocks were mixed globally, while the White House pressed an economic campaign against Iran.
On August 6, 2026, US and Moroccan forces conducted the first live-fire demonstration of a low-cost, long-range cruise missile near Tan-Tan, Morocco, marking the operational launch of the Africa Multidomain Training and Experimentation Center. The event, part of a joint exercise, showcased a missile built by US-registered startup Covenant Industries, which officials say could offer a cheaper alternative to systems like the Tomahawk.
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum said Colombia refused entry to a Mexican military rescue team, while Colombia denied excluding any country and cited certification requirements. The dispute unfolded as international aid flowed into Colombia following a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that killed at least 273 people.
Lionel Messi has cast doubt on whether he'll continue playing football 'for much longer' in an emotional tribute to his late father, Jorge, who died at 68 after being hospitalised during the World Cup. The Inter Miami star's social media post has sparked worldwide reaction, with tributes from figures like Philipp Lahm and questions about the end of an era.
A total solar eclipse plunged parts of Spain into darkness on Wednesday, marking the country's first such event in over a century. The spectacle, which also dazzled crowds across Europe, drew gasps and cheers as the sun's corona glowed around the moon's shadow, with onlookers describing the experience as 'incredible' and 'magnificent.'
Russian Presidential Commissioner for Children’s Rights Maria Lvova-Belova announced ongoing efforts to reunite children with their families across Russia and Ukraine, with a new case expected soon. Meanwhile, the White House said US First Lady Melania Trump has helped reunite a fifth group of children, continuing her humanitarian involvement.
Record-low water levels on the Rhine are halting some cargo shipping on key southern sections, while the Danube and Po rivers also hit historic lows, disrupting power supplies and raising economic concerns. The prolonged heatwaves and lack of rainfall, linked by some to human-caused climate change, are affecting transport and industry across Europe.
Overnight Russian attacks killed at least 12 people in Kyiv and six in Zaporizhzhia, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claiming North Korean missiles were used against the southeastern city. Zelenskyy pressed allies for more Patriot interceptors, warning that without sufficient anti-ballistic defense, Russia will not seriously consider peace.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched Israel's National AI Program, comparing AI's impact to the Industrial Revolution and warning against falling behind. The initiative focuses on quantum computing and physical AI, aiming to position Israel as a global leader.
France will start enforcing a ban on unsolicited telemarketing calls on August 11, under a new law that requires prior consent from consumers. Individuals caught making illegal calls can be fined up to €75,000, and companies up to €375,000 per call, with both France 24 and RFI reporting the measure has raised concerns in Morocco.