The paedophile singer was bullied for money shortly before his death at HMP Wakefield, court hears.
UK house prices saw their first monthly increase since February in June, rising 0.2% to £299,330, according to a Lloyds survey. Despite this uptick, values remain below the start of the year, reflecting ongoing economic uncertainty and stretched affordability for buyers.
Tyler Robinson, 23, appeared in court Monday to face charges in the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Prosecutors presented evidence, including surveillance footage, to determine if Robinson will stand trial. Kirk's family was present, releasing a statement about their grief and respect for the judicial process.
Marine Le Pen faces a crucial appeal court decision today that will determine her eligibility to run for French president. A conviction could bar her from the 2027 race, potentially paving the way for her lieutenant, Jordan Bardella, to stand in her place.
Arthur Fery, a wildcard ranked outside the top 200, achieved a remarkable comeback win against Grigor Dimitrov at Wimbledon. Fery, 12 years younger and significantly less experienced than Dimitrov, fought back from a set and a break down twice to reach the quarter-finals.
Colombian football fans, dubbed 'yellow fever,' are flocking to Canada for the World Cup, creating a vibrant atmosphere reminiscent of 2014. This massive fan migration follows the team's journey across North America, showcasing unwavering support.
UK financial regulator FCA found major banks are failing vulnerable customers, including the homeless, by pushing them towards unsuitable online applications instead of basic bank accounts. Nine institutions have agreed to improve access.
