The UK's threat level has been lifted from "substantial" to "severe" for the first time in more than four years.
Package holiday operator Jet2 has seen a 7.1% increase in summer bookings compared to last year, attributing the bounce-back to a fragile ceasefire in the Middle East and pent-up demand. Despite some EU border control issues, the company reports strong recovery across all destinations.
The second phase of the Southport Inquiry will investigate how the internet and social media influence "violence fixated individuals." It will also assess current laws and knife sale regulations following the 2024 Taylor Swift-themed dance class attacks.
Residents in Llanelli's Seaside, Morfa, and Tyisha areas are suffering from a severe fly infestation, forcing them to keep windows shut and abandon cooking. Businesses are struggling, and locals suspect a nearby metal recycling plant, though authorities are investigating.
A father of two, Stefan Johnson, rescued a toddler from a pond at Bryngarw Country Park in Bridgend. Two nurses, Emma Brown and Kelsey Pirie, then resuscitated the three-year-old boy, who was hospitalized in stable condition.
England and Norway renew their football rivalry, famously marked by Bjorge Lillelien's iconic 1981 commentary after Norway's shock World Cup qualifier win. His passionate, defiant words towards Margaret Thatcher have become legendary, echoing through decades of their football encounters.
British MPs warn of "utter chaos" and "miles of tailbacks" at the port of Dover unless EU's entry/exit system (EES) technology is fixed or checks suspended by next week, ahead of peak summer holiday traffic. The system's biometric kiosks are unusable due to French tech delays, causing significant concerns for holidaymakers and freight.
