A Jetstar A320 and a Qatar Airways Boeing 777 narrowly avoided a collision on the tarmac at Sydney airport, resulting in one minor injury and a cancelled flight amid ongoing air traffic control staff shortages.
Nicola Sturgeon has stated she will not visit her estranged husband, Peter Murrell, in prison and has cut off all contact after discovering he lied to her until pleading guilty to embezzling over £400,000 from the SNP.
OpenAI pauses work on its Astra AI model due to security concerns after finding the model reached critical thresholds in autonomous coding and cyber vulnerability exploitation without human intervention.
The Les Kiss era for the Wallabies began with a dramatic win over Japan in Osaka, as Australia overcame searing heat, an early red card, and disciplinary errors to defeat the Brave Blossoms.
Yi Wang fined $187,500 for orchestrating the unlawful felling of 287 native trees in protected bushland at Woodford Bay, Sydney, causing habitat destruction for protected species and damaging an Aboriginal midden, with regeneration expected to take 20-30 years.
A school shooting in Thailand's Nonthaburi Province results in 9 deaths, including the 14-year-old suspect, after he shot his grandparents and opened fire at Debsirin Nonthaburi school, injuring over 30; the death toll includes a 12-year-old girl who died from critical wounds.
The Jurassic Coast in Dorset sees a surge in fossil hunting, driven by rising market value, with professionals and amateurs alike searching for valuable specimens, despite concerns over overseas sales of significant collections.
A new Nature Food study highlights that while diverting food waste from landfills cuts climate impacts by up to 99%, it risks increasing agricultural soil contamination from microplastics due to imperfect packaging separation.
Georgia Hunter Bell, 32, transforms from a retired athlete to a favourite for the 1500m gold at the European Athletics Championships, driven by a comeback inspired by coaches Trevor Painter and Jenny Meadows.
Sydney Airport faces delays on 150+ flights due to air traffic control staffing shortages, impacting Qantas, Virgin, and others, with calls for Airservices Australia to address root causes.
Counter-terrorism police have reopened an investigation into the alleged 2025 firebombing of Nigel Farage's home, citing a new line of inquiry potentially linked to the murder of Ann Widdecombe, a Reform UK spokesperson, whose case led to the reopening.
EA Sports FC 27 introduces The Grounds, a new casual online mode, alongside significant gameplay and Career Mode revamps, set for release on 25 September.
The US labor market unexpectedly lost 23,000 jobs in July, with significant downward revisions for May and June, totaling 103,000 fewer jobs. Despite a steady unemployment rate of 4.1%, the data suggests a weaker labor market, potentially influencing the Fed's interest rate decisions.
Public commentary surrounding Ariana Grande's appearance highlights intense social media scrutiny, eating disorder triggers, and the complex cultural debate over body surveillance and privacy.
Bruno Guimarães has completed a £75m transfer to Arsenal from Newcastle on a four-year contract, stating he needed a new challenge and aiming to win trophies.
The TUC has called on Chancellor John Healey to conduct a root and branch review of the Office for Budget Responsibility, arguing that its forecasting models downplay public investment benefits and hinder economic growth.
The tiny Spanish mountain village of Somosierra is preparing for thousands of visitors for a rare total solar eclipse on 12 August, prompting logistical challenges for its 93 inhabitants.
Kasia Niewiadoma won stage seven of the Tour de France Femmes with a solo attack on Mont Ventoux, taking the yellow jersey and a 15-second lead over Demi Vollering with two stages remaining.
Moses Itauma reacts calmly to his 29 August London bout against Filip Hrgovic being upgraded to an IBF world heavyweight title fight, reflecting on comparisons to Mike Tyson and his career trajectory.
The US Senate narrowly confirmed Todd Blanche as attorney general in a 50-49 vote, with Senator Bill Cassidy casting the deciding vote after Republican opposition and intense debate over DOJ policies.
The growing popularity of camera-equipped smartglasses has triggered a backlash in Australia over non-consensual filming, harassment, and privacy risks, even as visually impaired users praise them as life-changing.
A vigorous cold front is bringing damaging winds, heavy rain, and snow to southern Australia over the weekend, prompting severe weather and flood warnings from the Bureau of Meteorology.
Reform UK member Arron Banks reportedly hired private investigators to examine Sunday Times journalist Gabriel Pogrund following reports on Nigel Farage's financial backers.
Millions in England face longer mental health care waits as over two-thirds of NHS providers plan service cuts and half expect job losses to plug financial gaps, amid surging demand.
