Volunteers who helped more than 1,500 toads cross a busy road to a breeding ground fear they have died.
A report by former extremism adviser Sara Khan reveals that 42% of Britons believe Muslims cannot integrate, and 55% think diversity erodes national identity. The study, "Britain Under Strain," highlights a "structural crisis" of trust in institutions and a "vanishingly small" window for a new PM to act.
A court heard details of Tyler Robinson's alleged movements on the Utah Valley University campus before and after the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Evidence presented included surveillance footage showing Robinson on campus hours before the attack, interacting with Kirk's staff, and returning later. Defense lawyers are challenging the evidence, seeking to exclude it and remove the death penalty option.
Family package holidays to Dubai and Egypt are significantly cheaper this summer due to price cuts by tour operators. Conversely, popular European destinations like Spain, Portugal, and Greece have seen price increases of 3-5%.
Reform UK Deputy Leader Richard Tice has written to the National Crime Agency (NCA) asking if it leaked his private financial information to the media. Payments to his organizations were flagged to the NCA via Suspicious Activity Reports, which Tice believes the Guardian newspaper obtained from the agency.
Egypt suffered a dramatic World Cup quarter-final exit after a late collapse against Argentina. Leading 2-0 with 12 minutes left, Egypt conceded three goals, losing 3-2. Coach Hossam Hassan and players expressed outrage over perceived refereeing injustices, including disallowed goals and missed penalties, alleging bias towards the reigning champions.
An investigation by Which? found 150 potentially lethal infant products, including choking-hazard feeders and suffocation-risk sleep pillows, sold on major online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, and TikTok Shop. The consumer group urges new legislation to hold platforms accountable for third-party sales.
