Rosemary Suzart Garcia, 59, died after a 100-foot fall during a cave-rappelling activity at Spar Cave in Marica, Rio de Janeiro, on 14 June. This follows another fatal extreme sports accident in São Paulo, raising
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has pledged the United Kingdom will play its full part in efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz following its closure by Iran, highlighting the strait’s importance to UK and
Derek Bradshaw, 32, has been charged with murder following the death of Barbara McCann, 47, found dead at a Lewisham property. Bradshaw will appear in court on 16 June.
Police are urgently seeking help to locate Elizabeth Richards, a 48-year-old woman missing since 14 June 2026 in Plymouth. Authorities and family are concerned for her welfare and ask the public to come forward with
Ukrainian authorities claim stabilisation amid ongoing conflict, but severe fighting and supply issues persist around Kostiantynivka, with thousands of troops reportedly encircled.
Severe structural damage to Purley bridge on 14 June caused major rail disruption across Sussex, Surrey and London, halting Brighton Main Line services and affecting travel to Gatwick Airport.
Tommy Robinson, also known as Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, was detained at Heathrow Airport under counter-terrorism laws after returning from Russia. Officers held him for nearly three hours and seized his phones. Robinson criticised the stop as
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Three boys were arrested and two off-road motorbikes seized following reports of dangerous and anti-social riding in Eastbourne and Polegate on 11 June. Sussex Police responded to concerns about stolen bikes and reckless riding without
