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Adyar tower window pane fall killed man due to design flaw
A luxury architecture firm and three other companies are on trial over the death of coach driver Mick Ferris, 53, who was “killed instantly” when a window pane fell from the 27-storey Corniche tower in Vauxhall, south-west London, on 2 October 2018. Foster + Partners, the practice behind The Gherkin, designed the development and is…
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Ex-officer suspected of killing Monaco bomber had sent her cryptocurrency, bloodied weapons found at home
Ukrainian prosecutors have announced the arrest of two men — a military intelligence officer and a former law enforcement officer — as suspects in the killing of Anastasiia Berezovska, a Ukrainian woman wanted over a parcel bomb attack in Monaco. Berezovska, 39, had been the prime suspect in the bombing that injured multi-millionaire Vadym Ermolaev,…
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Bonobo – “Fire On The Water” (Feat. Arooj Aftab) & “Drift”
UK producer and DJ Simon Green, better known as Bonobo, has shared two new tracks — “Fire On The Water”, a collaboration with singer Arooj Aftab, and the club instrumental “Drift” — ahead of his forthcoming album Distance In Static. The record, which also features Nilüfer Yanya, Nicole Miglis and Aftab, follows the previously released…
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Remember water power in the renewables mix | Brief letters
This is a Guardian “Brief letters” page, in which readers respond to recent articles. The lead letter takes issue with a visual analysis of Britain’s green energy transition (4 July), noting that it overlooked water power; the writer argues that wave power, tidal power and hydroelectricity all deserve a place in the conversation alongside wind…
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Android status bar icons explained and what each one indicates
This Engadget guide explains the meaning of the various icons that appear in the status bar at the top of an Android phone’s screen, aiming to help users quickly interpret what their device is signalling about its network, battery, calls and other functions. Understanding these symbols, the article argues, saves time and avoids unnecessary troubleshooting,…
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Prince Harry’s UK visit begins badly amid first significant setback
Prince Harry has suffered a significant legal defeat during what has already been described as a turbulent visit to the United Kingdom. On 7 July 2026, the Duke of Sussex and six other claimants lost their long-running privacy lawsuit against Associated Newspapers Limited, the publisher of the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday, after…
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Simon Carman texted mother admitting truth before arrest over Thai teenager’s murder
The mother of Australian truck driver Simon Carman initially believed that reports of her son’s arrest for the murder of a Thai teenager were an elaborate online scam involving AI-generated footage. Wendy Carman, 68, of Albany in Western Australia, was so convinced the images were fake that she messaged her son asking whether the family…
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World Cup last-16 betting preview favours Argentina, Colombia and corners markets
This OutKick/Fox News piece is a betting-focused preview of the 2026 World Cup Round of 16, published the day after the United States were knocked out with a 4-1 defeat to Belgium at their home tournament. The article frames the US exit as a step forward but a reminder that the team remains a level…
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Chris Hansen tells parents to warn children about online predators before internet use
Investigative journalist Chris Hansen, best known as the host of “To Catch a Predator”, has urged parents to warn their children about online predators and sextortion before granting them access to the internet. Speaking on Sean Hannity’s “Hang Out With Sean Hannity” podcast in an episode released on Tuesday, Hansen argued that early conversations about…
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Health chiefs accused of ignoring dementia amid stalled social care reform
Baroness Louise Casey, the Whitehall troubleshooter leading a government review into social care, has accused health chiefs of effectively “ignoring dementia” for years amid a repeated failure to overhaul England’s social care system. She warned that the current “patchwork” arrangements have made accessing care for elderly relatives “almost impossible” for many struggling families, and called…