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Ukraine has imposed sanctions on the creators and producers of the Russian cartoon 'Masha and the Bear,' accusing it of spreading pro-Russian narratives. The move, signed by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, allows Kyiv to block the content and seek its removal from international platforms. The Kremlin dismissed the allegations, praising the show's global appeal.
A British Army sailing crew competing in the RORC Round Britain and Ireland Race found an exhausted barn owl land on their boat 70 nautical miles from shore. The crew nursed the bird, named Little Regina, back to health, coordinating with wildlife groups for its safe transfer to a centre.
The US national debt crossed $40 trillion as the Treasury doubled its bond buyback programme to calm a bond market alarmed by yields at multi-decade highs. Secretary Scott Bessent says the move is about liquidity, but analysts and market veterans question its staying power and whether it addresses deeper fiscal concerns.
The mayor of Como, Alessandro Rapinese, has banned bicycles in parts of the city centre from September after he was hit by an e-bike. The measure, part of a broader traffic regulation package, has sparked local protests and political criticism.
Indian-origin criminal lawyer Vijay Aggarwal, known for representing fugitive businessman Mehul Choksi, has been arrested in London and charged with four counts of sexual assault. He appeared in court and was remanded in custody, with Indian agencies like the ED and CBI awaiting British reports for potential action.
A new study by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research projects that wildfires could burn 39% more land in Europe by century's end even under optimistic climate scenarios, with the risk nearly tripling under high emissions. Experts say improved fire management can mitigate but not eliminate the danger, as this summer's fires have already caused extensive damage across the continent.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's arrival in the US for a Hindu gathering at Madison Square Garden has drawn opposition from New York City's mayor and protests by interfaith groups, while a US advisory body has called for sanctions against the RSS.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to relocate to the UK with their children by the end of the month, a move widely seen as prompted by King Charles III's health and a desire for family reconciliation. However, reports indicate Prince William remains deeply hurt and unwilling to forgive, and public opinion polls show limited support for the couple's return.
South Korea has launched its first commercial container ship voyage through the Arctic, testing the route's viability as Middle East conflict disrupts traditional shipping lanes. The PanStar Acro, carrying 837 TEUs of cargo, is expected to take about 45 days to reach European ports, but the trip has sparked environmental and geopolitical concerns, including potential friction with Western allies over Russia's role.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly planning to relocate with their children to a private residence outside London later this month, six years after stepping back from royal duties. The move has sparked debate over security funding and family tensions, with reports suggesting the stay may not be permanent.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly planning to move back to the United Kingdom later this month, six years after stepping down as working royals. Their children have been enrolled in a British school, sparking questions about security, royal relations, and Meghan's potential return to acting.
US gross national debt surpassed $40 trillion for the first time, according to Treasury data, months earlier than projected. The milestone has renewed warnings from economists and lawmakers about unsustainable deficits, rising interest costs, and the need for fiscal reforms.
Eleanora Ní Chualáin, also known as Eleanora Sophie Folan, has been elected as the female representative for East Anglia on the Green Party's governing council. Her past statements calling UK antisemitism a 'moral panic' and welcoming 'hatred' from Zionists have drawn criticism.
Mariska Hargitay reflects on nearly leaving 'Law & Order: SVU' after 25 seasons, the blunt advice from Julianna Margulies, and her current projects including hosting the Emmys and her Broadway debut.
The Met Office says late-season hot spells or heatwaves could develop in September, especially in the south, while the north and northwest may see more rain and wind. Separately, experts warn a strong El Niño event could bring a wetter, stormier winter to the UK.
Polaroid and The Pokémon Company have unveiled a collection of instant cameras, film, and accessories themed around Pikachu, Sylveon, and other Pokémon, marking the franchise's 30th anniversary. The lineup includes three camera designs based on existing models, with preorders opening August 25 and a general release on October 5.
New driveway rules in England remove planning permission for EV chargepoints, while road safety advocates call for more police patrols and tougher penalties. The moves come as Andy Burnham leads the government.
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms and heavy rain affecting large parts of England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Households have been advised to prepare for possible power cuts while drivers face heightened risks on roads after a prolonged dry spell. Rainfall of 15-30mm in short periods is forecast in places, with potential for flash flooding and travel disruption.
The British Board of Film Classification has rated Yash's 'Toxic' 18+, with maximum marks for violence, injury detail and sex, surpassing the 'Dhurandhar' films. The certification page erroneously labels the film as Tamil-language, though it was shot in Kannada and English.
With yellow thunderstorm warnings across the UK, retailers are promoting a range of affordable, packable rain jackets. From a £25 Regatta model available at Argos to a £40 version at Sainsbury's, here's a look at the options making waves.