During a live BBC News broadcast, reporter Paul Njie interviews a Cape Verde fan when the country suddenly scores its first ever World Cup goal against Uruguay in the 2026 World Cup.
In Taylor Swift’s beach town, every clue becomes a wedding rumour
The rumours that Swift and her fiance, Travis Kelce, would tie the knot at the singer’s Watch Hill estate in Rhode Island have, so far, proved unfounded.
The BTS fans losing thousands as scammers cash in on comeback tour ticket war
As ticket demand outstrips supply by a ratio of 15 to one, desperate fans have become easy targets.
Is Germany looking again at coal-powered electricity?
It had planned to abandon the fuel, but the higher cost of natural gas may make it think again.
Football fans in Gaza gather to watch Spain-Saudi Arabia match
Palestinians in Gaza gathered to watch Spain’s World Cup victory over Saudi Arabia.
Catholic diocese tries to stop Trump’s border wall that ‘desecrates’ 29-foot tall Jesus statue
‘Nothing could be less Catholic’ than a ‘physical manifestation’ of the administration’s attitude toward migrants, lawyers say
At least seven people killed in Chicago shootings as Trump renews military call
Mayor says ‘violence has no place in our city’ as president criticizes governor for not accepting national guard troops At least seven people have been killed and dozens injured in several shootings in Chicago since Friday, police said, with Donald Tru…
US-Iran talks in Switzerland: What is known so far?
Talks between Tehran and Washington have allegedly been halted after the Iranian delegation protested threats made by President Donald Trump
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UK taxpayers want higher levies on big tech companies, survey shows
Two-thirds of respondents support increasing the 2% digital services tax for multinationalsTaxpayers want the UK to increase levies on giant global technology companies such as Facebook owner Meta, Google and Amazon, a survey of Britons’ attitudes on c…
UK to fund AI weather forecasting as ‘super’ El Niño threatens wave of climate shocks
Exclusive: ‘Our new partnership with the Met Office will help countries protect against extreme weather events’