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Moment US blows up Iranian naval base using kamikaze drone boats during third wave of punishing strikes on regime
Three of the drones struck a submarine and ship maintenance facility near the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, marking the first time Washington has deployed sea drones in combat operations.
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Cheers to that! Drinkers to down more pints in England’s semi-final clash against Argentina than on NYE – as interactive map reveals every pub showing the last World Cup games
Landlords are preparing for record crowds to watch the game as the Three Lions face down the South Americans at 8pm tomorrow.
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Confidence in higher education slips after brief recovery, Gallup poll finds
A new Gallup poll shows just 38% of Americans have confidence in higher education, with campus bias, college costs and workforce readiness cited.
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The Jonathan Larson Project review – Rent composer’s lost songs find a glorious new home
Southwark Playhouse Borough, London A lesser-known selection from the composer and lyricist’s archive is full of heart and humour, swinging between cabaret blues and pop bangers How do you measure a year? Love is one answer, according to Jonathan Larson’s Rent, but what about songs? This tribute, which ran off-Broadway last year, reveals the industriousness…
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The agony and ecstasy of World Cup penalty shootouts – in pictures
Ever since France midfielder Alain Giresse struck the World Cup’s first shootout penalty in 1982, a total of 342 players have stepped up to face the goalkeeper for the most nerve wracking test in football. We take a look at some of the players who took their shot at glory from the spot Continue reading…
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The last woman sentenced to hang in Britain has been pardoned by the King, was it the right thing to do? PETER HITCHENS
Ruth Ellis was the last woman sentenced to hang in Britain after being convicted of murdering her lover David Blakely in 1955. Over 70 years later, she has been pardoned by the King.
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Elderly husband who fled care facility with his wife because ‘they just wanted to be home together’ told his daughter: ‘Don’t worry, I’ll make sure I look after your mum’
Colin, 89, and Claudette Geraghty, 83, left Melbourne’s Melba Retirement Village at about 11.15 am on Saturday – after just arriving last Tuesday.
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Half a million people stopped paying BBC licence fee in the past year – after it rose to £180
The BBC’s new director-general, Matt Brittin, pictured at Wimbledon, has described the broadcaster as facing a ‘moment of real jeopardy’.
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Acclaimed New Zealand actor Sam Neill contracted pneumonia before he died, co-star says
A co-star said Sam Neill contracted pneumonia before his death Monday, months after the “Jurassic Park” star said he was cancer-free after battling stage-three non-Hodgkin lymphoma