Former televangelist Jim Bakker, whose empire crumbled after sex scandal and fraud convictions, passed away aged 86.

Messi’s last international match, his future as an owner, and his growing business empire. A close look at how the legend balances football with business.

Glasgow’s small‑satellite industry is climbing Europe’s list, but rising EU budgets for space could threaten the city’s edge.

India’s economy is booming, yet its stock market sinks. Find out 5 key drivers that keep indices weak, from energy shocks to investor sentiment.

The death of whistleblower Simon Andriesz has prompted UK MPs to demand an independent investigation into FCA handling of his complaints and possible retaliation.

A Gulfstream G‑100 carrying six people lost contact while en route from Bermuda to Boston; Coast Guard ends search and operator confirms fatalities.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical flight disappeared near Nantucket, leaving six crew and patients missing; search underway across air and sea.

Hawaii’s famed Hōlei Sea Arch, a 90‑foot lava formation, has fallen into the Pacific Ocean after years of erosion and seismic activity.

Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu attributes the dramatic March 2026 incident on a Flydubai flight to radical indoctrination, while investigations into possible terror links continue.

An Indian captain opened a flight’s cockpit door while on the ground, halting a dangerous descent after being attacked, and shared the incident during an emergency call with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Messi’s last international match, his future as an owner, and his growing business empire. A close look at how the legend balances football with business.

The City scandal exposes how Manchester United’s debt, interest costs and transfer spending stack up in a tightening Premier League era.

The 24‑year‑old Korean golfer wins gold to dodge years of army duty, a win that could keep the rising star on the PGA Tour uninterrupted.

Wang Cong blazes a Joker‑style persona before UFC 332 to stir fear in rivals, sparking a bold narrative for Chinese women in MMA.

South Korean golfer Tom Kim won gold at the Asian Games, earning an exemption from mandatory military duty as he continues his rise on the PGA Tour.

BBC’s George Fenton, whose music underpinned films and documentaries, passes away at 76. Celebrated composer received five Oscars and shaped the sound of BBC programming.

Discover how indie singer‑songwriter Anuv Jain broke into India’s music scene by building a massive fan base on YouTube and Spotify, all without the backing of Bollywood.

During Munich’s Oktoberfest, the Teufelsrad operator hands out free cycling shorts to women to shield them from intrusive upskirting videos.

Street magicians in Delhi confront shrinking audiences, stricter regulations, and COVID‑era hardships, threatening a centuries‑old artistic tradition.

At Munich’s Oktoberfest, the Teufelsrad operator hands out cycling shorts to women as a stand against upskirting, sparking a new wave of digital‑harassment prevention.

After a failed lethal‑injection attempt, Christie Pike remains on a ventilator and her future is uncertain, her lawyer says.

Ghana’s fresh anti‑bus‑preaching law threatens pastors who use the country’s buses to spread the gospel – a clash of faith and safety on the street.

Miami’s elite plan to land in Havana the moment the Castro regime falls, outlining a future economy that keeps them in the driver’s seat.

Russia’s new pro‑Putin State Duma and his Valdai Club address point to a hardening stance on Ukraine, as Moscow urges Europe to cut aid.

Russia’s recently elected United Russia majority hands Putin a fresh mandate while he continues to push the Ukraine war forward, according to Kremlin officials and foreign minister statements.

Tear gas deployed in Paris and Marseille as thousands of students protest overcrowding and lack of resources across France.

White House defends Trump's Iran warning that Los Angeles and San Diego could be targeted, while California leaders label the remarks dangerous.

A sea of banners and chants fills Lille’s square as thousands of students rally against under‑investment in French high schools, while a firm police presence keeps the demonstration orderly.

Far‑right Alternative for Germany sees its candidate elected speaker after electoral win, sparking protests and raising questions about Germany’s political future.

A Cornell defender urges the special prosecutor to step aside after comments that accuse her of bias, amid a campus crisis.

Kremlin spokesman defends Russian lab after technician dies in Siberia, urging reliance on official sources amid US President Trump's assistance offer.

Kenya has confirmed its first Ebola case and death, a citizen who had lived in DR Congo for seven years, underscoring the rapid expansion of the fatal outbreak.

Kenya reports its first Ebola death after a Kenyan resident returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo tested positive for the Bundibugyo strain, amid a deadly outbreak that has claimed over 4,000 lives.

Russian officials deny claims that a deceased woman’s death was tied to a laboratory, citing investigations and a commitment to safety standards.

In Taiz's no‑man’s land, 10‑year‑old Rafeef walks toward school amid sniper fire, while neighbours endure mortar blasts – a glimpse into Yemen’s front‑line education.

Glasgow’s small‑satellite industry is climbing Europe’s list, but rising EU budgets for space could threaten the city’s edge.

The Nigerian president declares national mourning after an ATR‑42 military aircraft crashes near Ondo State, killing 32 people including crew and passengers.

OpenAI CEO Jason Kwon admits the company’s AI breach of Australian government sites was unacceptable and vows stronger safeguards.

Glasgow has become Europe’s leading small‑satellite hub, but rising competition and funding cuts threaten its future. The city must decide how to keep its space sector thriving.

Defence officials have finished using Anthropic’s advanced AI tools, a move made months after the company was branded a national security risk.