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Judge orders arrest of former Survivor contestant after son goes missing
A South Carolina judge has ordered the arrest of former *Survivor: China* contestant Jaime Dugan after she failed to return her 16-year-old son, Harper, to his father following a weekend visit. The FBI has an open investigation into the whereabouts of both, and the judge has classified Harper as missing and endangered, raising concerns about…
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Leasehold overhaul; boat nears shore; plague row
Labour launches leasehold reforms with independent regulator and capped fees. Migrant dinghy approaches Hampshire coast as Russia faces plague cover-up accusations.
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Samjad’s Half offers grounded vampire action after Blade remake cancellation
Indian director Samjad’s new film “Half” offers fans a raw, grounded vampire action thriller where the cancelled Marvel “Blade” remake left a void. The film follows twin half-vampires who survive a brutal roadside attack and embark on vengeance, featuring kinetic choreography by the fight coordinator behind “The Raid 2” and “The Night Comes for Us.”…
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Welsh First Minister demands Scottish-level powers; North Korea unveils AI missiles
Welsh First Minister formally requests greater devolved powers matching Scotland’s. North Korea claims new AI-guided missiles can alter course and cannot be intercepted.
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US Marine, 20, is arrested in Japan for murdering woman in hotel room, police say
A 20-year-old US Marine was arrested on suspicion of robbing and murdering a woman at a hotel in Naha, Okinawa, Japanese police said. Japan has lodged a formal protest with the US, bringing renewed attention to the presence of American service members on the island. Police identified the woman as 39-year-old Anna Yagi and said…
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Conservatives vow to reverse Labour’s EU reset; Marquez cuts MotoGP title gap
The Conservatives pledge to reverse Labour’s EU approach as Marquez cuts the MotoGP championship gap. Concerns raised over fish slaughterhouse inspections.
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Delhi police face harassment allegations from journalists at voter roll protests
Three female journalists have accused Delhi police officers of sexual harassment during protests against changes to India’s voter rolls. Police say the complaint has been referred to the crime branch for an impartial inquiry, while opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has called on the home ministry to answer for women’s safety. Thousands of people gathered in…
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UK carmakers weigh Chinese investment against EU access; Baltimore shooting kills girl
UK carmakers face critical choice between Chinese investment and vital EU market access amid protectionist threats. A 12-year-old girl was killed and three adults wounded in a Baltimore shooting near a youth football game.
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Kim Jong Un unveils North Korea’s AI-guided missiles amid disputed claims
North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-Un has claimed his country has developed AI-guided missiles capable of altering their flight path at low altitude, allegedly making them impossible to intercept. The regime displayed the new technology during a test launch near Wonsan on Saturday, flying more than 700km, with Kim attending alongside his wife and daughter. The…
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Marquez wins in Japan to cut Martin’s MotoGP lead
Marc Marquez won both the sprint and the race at the Japanese Grand Prix, cutting Jorge Martin’s MotoGP championship lead to two points. The result tightens the title contest with six rounds remaining. Martin, the 2024 champion, started Sunday’s race from pole but finished second after Marquez passed him on lap 11. Marquez now has…