Greenland Would Choose Denmark Over the US, Prime Minister Says
Greenland’s prime minister has said the island would choose Denmark over the United States, rejecting renewed pressure from Washington over control of the Arctic territory.
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Elderly and Vulnerable Residents Struggle as Water Disruptions Continue in Kent and Sussex
Elderly and vulnerable residents across Kent and Sussex say inconsistent water deliveries are worsening hardship as regulators investigate ongoing supply failures.
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Thousands Feared Dead After Iran’s Crackdown on Anti-Government Protests
Thousands are feared dead after Iran’s violent crackdown on anti-government protests, as internet shutdowns make it difficult to verify the scale of casualties.
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Chalamet claims Golden Globes acting prize as awards season gathers pace
Timothée Chalamet secured a major acting win at the Golden Globe Awards, edging out Hollywood heavyweights as the annual ceremony offered early clues ahead of the Oscars race.
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Iran warns of retaliation as protests continue despite deadly crackdown
Iran has warned it will retaliate if attacked by the United States as protests spread across the country despite an intensified security crackdown. Human rights groups report hundreds killed and thousands detained amid an escalating crisis.
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Mandelson says Epstein kept him “separate” from sexual abuse allegations
A senior UK political figure says he was unaware of Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes and believes he was deliberately kept away from the financier’s sexual abuse activities. The comments come after his removal from a diplomatic role following revelations about their past contact.
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Chelsea charged by FA after bottle incident following Aston Villa defeat
Chelsea have been charged by the Football Association after a bottle was thrown towards Aston Villa’s bench following a dramatic late defeat at Stamford Bridge.
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Iran protests intensify as authorities impose nationwide internet blackout
Protests in Iran have entered their 13th day as authorities impose a nationwide internet blackout and security forces clash with demonstrators in several major cities.
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Grok image-editing features restricted to paid X users following deepfake backlash
Grok, the AI tool integrated into X, has restricted its image-editing features to paying subscribers after criticism over the creation of sexualised deepfake images. The move comes amid growing regulatory pressure and concerns about online harm.
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US Immigration Agent Fatally Shoots Woman in Minneapolis, Triggering Protests
A federal immigration agent fatally shot a woman during an enforcement operation in Minneapolis, triggering protests and a federal investigation as officials dispute the circumstances of the incident.
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