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Cars are parked outside Queen Elizabeth University Hospital on January 21, 2019 in Glasgow, Scotland.

Patient tested for suspected Ebola virus at Glasgow hospital

Tests were currently being conducted at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow to confirm whether the individual has contracted the disease.

Health

8:52am

1:37

Police stop motorists after a blast from an explosive device injured multiple people at a residential building in Monaco, late Monday, June 29, 2026.

Explosion in Monaco reportedly wounds Ukrainian tycoon tied to Russia

The explosion at an apartment building entrance rocked the glitzy Mediterranean principality, with the alleged suspect fleeing to France.

Crime and Justice

8:40am

1:37

Emergency responders and forensic investigators in Stade, Germany, Monday, June 29, 2026 as police say five people have been killed in a shooting.

Shooting in northern Germany leaves six dead, suspect arrested

Five people died at the scene of the shooting in a youth welfare centre in Stade.

World

Tuesday 7:04am

1:30

Dame Penelope Keith after she was made a Dame Commander for services to the Arts and to charity during an Investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle.

Penelope Keith, star of British sitcom The Good Life, dies at 86

She won a BAFTA award in 1977 for The Good Life, playing Margo Leadbetter, a snobbish suburbanite appalled by her back-to-the-land neighbours Tom and Barbara Good.

Entertainment

Tuesday 6:59am

1:30

New Zealand captain Tom Latham (right) and team-mates celebrate the final wicket of the game to win the series on day five of the Third Cricket Test at Trent Bridge Cricket Ground.

'Calmly resilient': Injury-hit Black Caps clinch test series win

New Zealand defied heavy odds at Trent Bridge, even suffering more injuries during the match, to win by 160 runs just after lunch on day five.

Cricket

Tuesday 6:26am

1:30

Cars are parked outside Queen Elizabeth University Hospital on January 21, 2019 in Glasgow, Scotland.

Patient tested for suspected Ebola virus at Glasgow hospital

Tests were currently being conducted at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow to confirm whether the individual has contracted the disease.

Health

8:52am

1:37

Police stop motorists after a blast from an explosive device injured multiple people at a residential building in Monaco, late Monday, June 29, 2026.

Explosion in Monaco reportedly wounds Ukrainian tycoon tied to Russia

The explosion at an apartment building entrance rocked the glitzy Mediterranean principality, with the alleged suspect fleeing to France.

Crime and Justice

8:40am

1:37

Emergency responders and forensic investigators in Stade, Germany, Monday, June 29, 2026 as police say five people have been killed in a shooting.

Shooting in northern Germany leaves six dead, suspect arrested

Five people died at the scene of the shooting in a youth welfare centre in Stade.

World

Tuesday 7:04am

1:30

Dame Penelope Keith after she was made a Dame Commander for services to the Arts and to charity during an Investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle.

Penelope Keith, star of British sitcom The Good Life, dies at 86

She won a BAFTA award in 1977 for The Good Life, playing Margo Leadbetter, a snobbish suburbanite appalled by her back-to-the-land neighbours Tom and Barbara Good.

Entertainment

Tuesday 6:59am

1:30

New Zealand captain Tom Latham (right) and team-mates celebrate the final wicket of the game to win the series on day five of the Third Cricket Test at Trent Bridge Cricket Ground.

'Calmly resilient': Injury-hit Black Caps clinch test series win

New Zealand defied heavy odds at Trent Bridge, even suffering more injuries during the match, to win by 160 runs just after lunch on day five.

Cricket

Tuesday 6:26am

1:30

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Forensic technicians examine a skydiving plane that crashed in Tomblaine northeastern France, killing all 11 people on board.

Skydiving plane crashes in France, killing all 11 people on board

The dead included five parachuting instructors, five novice jumpers and the pilot, according to French authorities.

World

Mon, Jun 29

Liam Lawson of New Zealand driving the (30) Visa Cash App Racing Bulls VCARB 03 RB Ford on track during the F1 Grand Prix of Austria

Lawson extends points streak with ninth-place finish in Austrian GP

The Racing Bulls driver added another two points to his championship tally after a composed drive in scorching conditions around Spielberg.

Motorsport

Mon, Jun 29

England's Ben Stokes, left looks on with teammates on day four of the Third Test cricket match between England and New Zealand, in Nottingham, England.

Ben Stokes drops retirement bombshell during NZ Test

News of the end of Stokes' 15-year England career came in a statement 15 minutes before tea on Day 4 of the deciding Trent Bridge Test against the Black Caps.

Cricket

Mon, Jun 29

Parisians bath in the Canal Saint-Martin in Paris, as the national weather service, Meteo France, placed 54 departments, about half the country, under a red heat wave alert.

Europe's extreme heat impossible without climate change, experts say

Millions in France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom and elsewhere in Europe are experiencing extreme temperatures and humidity this week associated with a heat dome.

Environment

Sun, Jun 28

Rachin Ravindra scored his seventh test half-century.

Black Caps grab upper hand in third test after England collapse

Rachin Ravindra's latest half-century lifted New Zealand into a commanding 204-run lead against England after three days of the series-deciding Trent Bridge test.

Cricket

Sun, Jun 28

White Ferns captain Melie Kerr batting against England.

White Ferns' World Cup hopes squashed after heavy England defeat

The defending champions struggled under pressure in what was a must-win match against hosts England, ending their World Cup campaign at the end of the group stage.

Cricket

Sun, Jun 28

Racing Bulls' Liam Lawson beat out his teammate to qualify ninth.

Lawson to start ninth in Austria amid pole qualifying controversy

Liam Lawson once again qualifies in the top 10 in Spielberg, where Mercedes driver George Russell scraped through to pole and edged out Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.

Motorsport

Sun, Jun 28

King Charles believes the release of the bill will promote accountability.

Why King Charles won't live at Buckingham Palace after costly facelift

The monarchy is seeking to increase public access to the historic building that's been the centre of royal life for almost 200 years.

World

Sun, Jun 28

Andy Burnham arrives at Portcullis House in Westminster, central London, Monday June 22, 2026.

Britain's PM heir apparent may be stuck with outgoing Starmer's policies

Andy Burnham is currently the only contestant for the job of leading the Labour Party and the country, and will likely take over July 17 if no one else enters the race.

World

Sun, Jun 28

Young men jump from a bridge into a river, in Lille, northern France, Wednesday June 24, 2026

In numbers: What to know about Europe's record-breaking heat wave

The extreme conditions have come in June, earlier in the summer than is usual. Records are tumbling by day and by night. Add in the humidity and it's more tropical than temperate.

World

Sat, Jun 27

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Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain steers his car during the first free practice ahead of the Austrian F1 Grand Prix, in Spielberg, Austria, Friday, June 26, 2026

Lewis Hamilton hopes to turn F1 win into title shot in Austria

Hamilton, at 41, just became F1's oldest race winner since 1970. An eighth world title would make him the oldest champion since 1957.

Motorsport

Sat, Jun 27

Rescue workers put out a fire at a building destroyed after a Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine

Ukraine unleashes one of its heaviest drone bombardments of Russia

Ukrainian long-range drones have been battering oil production and energy facilities behind the front line and deep inside Russia.

World

Fri, Jun 26

A passing motorist spotted a police chase in the English seaside town of Margate and pulled over to help, telling an armed officer to get in the back.

Watch: Armed UK officer jumps in stranger's van to catch fleeing man

A passing motorist spotted a police chase in the English seaside town of Margate and pulled over to help, telling an armed officer to get in the back.

Crime and Justice

Fri, Jun 26

King Charles believes the release of the bill will promote accountability.

King Charles reveals how much tax he paid

The figures, for the first time, give the public a concrete idea of the King’s personal wealth, as opposed to the castles, jewels, and artwork.

World

Fri, Jun 26

Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain walks through the paddock ahead of the Austrian F1 Grand Prix, in Spielberg, Austria.

'Heat hazard' declared for F1's Austrian GP as Europe sizzles

The heat hazard declaration means drivers could either use cooling equipment, or carry extra weight to prevent competitive advantage from not using the equipment.

World

Fri, Jun 26

Paris resident Amelie Kenney (right) and Francesca Pilia

Paris’ dreamy rooftops become a heat-trapping nightmare

Many of Paris' buildings that look picturesque from the outside are proving to be hostile during the unrelenting record heat .

Health

Thu, Jun 25

Honorary degrees were given to those whose accomplishments across fields including art, culture, politics, science and sport.

Jacinda Ardern awarded honorary degree from University of Oxford

Dame Jacinda was the only New Zealander — and only politician — out of nine recipients to make this year's list.

New Zealand

Thu, Jun 25

A person cools off at Trocadero fountain near the Eiffel Tower during a heat wave in Paris.

Western Europe bakes under 'heat dome' as temperatures climb

Weather agencies warned that the extreme conditions could endanger lives across countries, many of which have limited air conditioning.

World

Thu, Jun 25

England head coach Brendon McCullum.

McCullum insists no rift with Stokes after English cricket turmoil

England cricket coach Brendon McCullum insists his relationship with “good friend” and captain Ben Stokes hasn't been strained by the chaotic events of the past two weeks

Crime and Justice

Wed, Jun 24

Investigators seized skulls, a complete lower leg and a hand,  as well as a reconstruction of a human face prepared from facial skin.

Man arrested in Hungary for taking human body parts from cemeteries

Officials suspect the hospital orderly obtained body parts through his work and by digging in abandoned cemeteries.

Crime and Justice

Wed, Jun 24

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