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Pamplona bull run leaves three men in hospital as San Fermín festival opens
At least three people were taken to hospital on the first proper day of Pamplona’s Running of the Bulls, part of the San Fermín festival in northern Spain. The event sees runners deliberately sprint in front of six fighting bulls, led by six steers, along a half-mile course through the city’s old town, and injuries…
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Albanese picks Kylie Minogue over Rhonda Burchmore in podcast game
Australian entertainer Rhonda Burchmore has publicly responded after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese chose singer Kylie Minogue over her in a game of “shag, marry, date” during a podcast appearance. The exchange, which took place on Nikki Osborne’s Bush Deep podcast, saw Albanese pressed to pick between Burchmore, Minogue and Nicole Kidman, and it has drawn…
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Toxic silver-cheeked pufferfish spreading across Mediterranean holiday coastlines alarms swimmers
Holidaymakers travelling to the Mediterranean this summer have been warned about the spread of the silver-cheeked pufferfish, a toxic species that has migrated into the sea through the Suez Canal. The fish carries a potent neurotoxin and has an exceptionally powerful bite, and its rapid expansion across popular tourist coastlines has prompted growing concern among…
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Bradley Belhomme fighting for life after quad bike crash in Greece
A 20-year-old British tourist, Bradley Belhomme, is fighting for his life on life support in an Athens hospital after suffering a severe brain injury in a quad bike crash while on holiday in Greece with friends. His family have launched an urgent GoFundMe appeal to cover medical bills and the cost of bringing him home…
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Person hit by train near Sheffield prompts warning of severe rail delays
Person hit by train as operator warns of major disruption to Sheffield rail services thestar.co.uk
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Rare tornado strikes cities in central China
Videos shared with the BBC show debris flying through the air as the storm swept through Ezhou and Huanggang in Hubei province.
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Preston Davey’s adoptive father convicted of murdering abused 13-month-old
The Daily Mail’s Crime Desk has published a promotional article marking the conviction of Jamie Varley for the murder of his 13-month-old adopted son, Preston Davey, who died in hospital in July 2023 after months of abuse. The piece serves mainly to direct readers to two exclusive follow-up stories available through the outlet’s Crime Desk…
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UK house prices edge up in June as Iran war ends
UK house prices rose in June for the first time since before the onset of the Iran war, according to the latest Lloyds house price index (previously the Halifax HPI). The typical property cost £299,330, a 0.2% monthly increase that reversed May’s 0.2% fall, though values remain narrowly below where they stood at the start…
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Keir Starmer faces Trump criticism over defence spending at NATO summit
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is attending a NATO summit in Turkey today in what the Daily Mail casts as his final appearance on the world stage before he hands power to Andy Burnham in under a fortnight. The paper reports he faces criticism from US President Donald Trump over a defence spending plan seen…
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Darcy Jenson jailed for 18 years over fatal Bali villa shooting
Darcy Jenson, a 28-year-old Sydney plumber, has been jailed for 18 years by Indonesia’s Supreme Court for organising the hit squad that shot dead Melbourne man Zivan Radmanovic, 32, in a luxury Bali villa in June last year. In an unusual outcome, Jenson — who was not present at the scene and did not fire…