Teenage girl stabbed twice in Southport attack relives day ‘like horror film on repeat’
The Guardian (UK)
··
-
< 24 hours
Source
Time
Score
-
-
UK PM Starmer sacks ambassador to the US over links to Epstein
France 24 (Europe)
··
-
France suspects foreign intelligence over pigs heads left outside mosques
BBC News
··
-
GMC examines doctor’s Reform speech linking vaccines to royal family cancer
The Guardian (UK)
··
-
Dutch foreign minister summons Russian ambassador over drone incursion into Poland
NL Times (Europe)
4
-
Couple who quit their jobs and took their daughter out of school to travel around the world reveal they're now SAVING money
Mail Online (Australia)
··
-
Revealed: Dezi Freeman's chilling warning to his best mate just 24 hours before the fatal ambush that left two cops dead
Mail Online (Australia)
··
-
'Baby killer' mother 'was aggressive to paramedics trying to help her three-month-old daughter and asked if she was being blamed because of her race and gender'
Mail Online (Australia)
··
-
Germany lifts immunity of AfD lawmaker and police search his home over China spying allegations
Euronews (Europe)
··
-
Law firm partner appointed top envoy to UN
The Korea Times (South Korea)
··
-
Murphy elected president of ECA for second time
RTE.ie (Ireland)
··
-
Targeted Budget measure to tackle child poverty - Martin
RTE.ie (Ireland)
··
-
Strike on Qatar shows limits of Israel's elusive quest to vanquish Hamas
ABC News
4
-
Grieving families of protesters killed in Nepal seek justice as some people try to leave
ABC News
4
-
Rescue boat evacuating flood victims capsizes in eastern Pakistan, killing 9
ABC News
4
-
American woman feared losing job and home after Home Office visa error
The Guardian (UK)
··
-
Young Aussie with an unusual job most people haven't even heard of reveals his staggering monthly income
Mail Online (Australia)
··
-
Israeli strikes in Yemen kill 35 people, Houthis say
BBC News
··
-
Equatorial Guinea fail in appeal against World Cup forfeits
BBC News (Africa)
··
-
Almost £10m of public money spent on subsidies for former PMs
The Guardian (UK)
··
-
Two bodies found in Turku freezers after 30 years
Yle (Europe)
··
-
Belarus frees 52 prisoners after Trump’s intervention, Lithuanian president says
Euronews (Europe)
··
-
Veldhoven doctor suspected of illegal cord blood transfusions on 200 foreign children
NL Times (Europe)
··
-
Ireland won't contest Eurovision if Israel takes part
RTE.ie (Ireland)
··
-
European Central Bank leaves rates unchanged as economy weathers Trump's tariffs
ABC News
3
-
Nasa bans Chinese nationals from working on its space programmes
BBC News (Asia)
··
-
UK's Starmer fires Britain's ambassador to the US over his links to Jeffrey Epstein
ABC News
··
-
Sudden deluge of rain floods some streets and halts air and rail traffic in Tokyo
Japan Today (Japan)
··
-
UK fires ambassador to US Peter ‘Prince of Darkness’ Mandelson over Epstein links
France 24 (Europe)
··
-
Jury unanimous on winning design of Helsinki's new harbourside museum
Yle (Europe)
··
-
Fury at 'laughing' left-wingers who can't stop using Charlie Kirk's assassination to score political points as GMB guest compares him to KKK leader
Mail Online (Australia)
··
-
Man held after suspected arson attack on office of Labour MP Sharon Hodgson
The Guardian (UK)
··
-
Prince Harry promised King Charles that details of their first meeting in 19 months would remain private - because he is determined to 'rebuild their father-and-son relationship'
Mail Online (Australia)
··
-
'Nothing should be inferred' from reports of daa rift
RTE.ie (Ireland)
··
-
Big pharma will stop investing in UK, top scientist warns after Merck’s £1bn exit
The Guardian (UK)
··
-
Two arrested over alleged perjury in McGregor appeal
RTE.ie (Ireland)
··
-
South African court rules that men can take wife's surname
BBC News (Africa)
··
-
It’s not about Rayner or Farage: the real tax story is how the super-rich avoid paying their share| Rebecca Gowland
The Guardian (UK)
··
-
‘It’s an all-you-can-eat buffet’: striped bass in a Canadian river are gobbling up all the salmon. Is a mass cull the answer?
The Guardian
··
-
Half of Dutch temp firms operate without oversight, leaving many migrant workers unpaid
NL Times (Europe)
··
-
A new era of American political violence is upon us. How did we get here? How does it end?
LA Times
··
-
'Is being gay a crime?' Venezuelan makeup artist rebuilds life after 125 days in El Salvador prison
LA Times
··
-
Emotional moment Megyn Kelly breaks down in tears during live stream after finding out her friend Charlie Kirk had died
Mail Online (Australia)
··
-
Russia continues aerial assault on Ukraine, targeting positions in Sumy and Donbas
Euronews (Europe)
··
-
Prince Harry and King Charles have first meeting in over a year
France 24 (Europe)
··
-
Green energy entrepreneur calls on UK to subsidise North Sea oil and gas firms
The Guardian (UK)
··
-
Keir Starmer sacks Peter Mandelson over Jeffrey Epstein ties
The Guardian (UK)
··
-
Brave daughter confronts the 'evil monster' who beat her disabled mother to death in court - as she recalls horrific detail about the sickening attack
Mail Online (Australia)
··
-
How Charlie Kirk assassin picked spot high up on rooftop that could allow him to flee 'miles away in minutes' after firing deadly 200-yard shot as chaos erupted in crowds below
Mail Online (Australia)
··
-
Average rents for new tenancies up 5.5% in Q1 - RTB
RTE.ie (Ireland)
··
-
British PM Keir Starmer fires Peter Mandelson as US ambassador over Epstein ties
Euronews (Europe)
··
-
Decision on start date for Donaldson trial due next month
RTE.ie (Ireland)
··
-
Bangor Cathedral choir suspended after singing ‘inappropriate’ hymn
The Guardian (UK)
··
-
Ireland near political violence tipping point - O'Gorman
RTE.ie (Ireland)
··
-
'Disquiet in Poland': Parliament convenes emergency session following Russian drone incursions
France 24 (Europe)
3
-
Milk, butter up as food inflation rises to 5.1% in August
RTE.ie (Ireland)
··
-
Report: Half of Finland's elementary schools face closure due to plummeting birth rate
Yle (Europe)
··
-
Nepal ex-chief justice tipped to lead transition as talks between army and demonstrators continue
France 24 (Asia)
··
-
Ambulances at schoolyards as illegal THC vapes spark wave of student health emergencies
NL Times (Europe)
··
-
Police clash with thousands protesting Macron across France
France 24 (Europe)
··
-
Russian drones shot down over Poland, NATO mulls ‘drone wall’
France 24 (Europe)
··
-
Sotheby’s losses more than double to $248m as art market slumps
The Guardian (Money)
··
-
Emily Thornberry drops out of Labour deputy leadership race
The Guardian (UK)
··
-
Bali's worst floods in a decade kill 14
BBC News
··
-
Dublin Simon report shows 'deepening' homelessness crisis
RTE.ie (Ireland)
··
-
Deported Irish citizen 'treated like vermin' - husband
RTE.ie (Ireland)
··
-
Exclusive: Poland was shooting a cannon at a fly, General Gromadziński tells Euronews
Euronews (Europe)
··
-
Notorious criminal with a lengthy rap sheet WALKS FREE after homeowner ambushed and bashed with a hammer in brutal attack by group of thugs
Mail Online (Australia)
··
-
Mandelson’s messages to Epstein were ‘disturbing and sickening’, says minister
The Guardian (UK)
··
-
Israel strikes key Houthi targets in Yemen after drone strike on airport
Euronews (Europe)
··
