In Barnsley, south Yorkshire, 50 years of Labour rule ended on Friday with Reform UK taking control.
MPs are calling for a televised national climate emergency briefing, citing "insidious threats" to society. A new film, "People's Emergency Briefing," highlights risks to food, economy, and health, urging government action. Over 2,000 screenings are planned.
The US men's soccer program faces a critical period with multiple tournaments leading up to the 2030 World Cup. Key events include the Concacaf Nations League, Gold Cup, Copa América, and the LA Olympics, all serving as opportunities to develop talent, test strategies, and build momentum.
Reform UK's Greater Manchester mayoral candidate, Sian Astley, faces criticism for suggesting voters of other parties should house criminals and rapists. She doubled down on her comments, linking them to open border advocacy.
A Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki to Germany made an emergency landing after a passenger window dislodged mid-air. A Serbian man in his 60s was reportedly left hanging out of the window before other passengers pulled him back in. Oxygen masks deployed, and the aircraft landed safely.
Police Scotland is urging the public to verify online information before attending protests, following several nights of disorder in Glasgow. Misinformation and mistaken identity led to crowds gathering outside homes, with some incidents orchestrated by individuals from outside the city. Five officers were injured, and two arrests were made.
UK ministers are developing plans for legally binding debt targets for water companies to prevent failures like Thames Water. Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds is proposing measures to cap company debt, with potential legal penalties for non-compliance. This initiative coincides with proposals to bring water services under public control.
