News briefs
Source-linked news summaries. Each brief identifies the announcement or document on which it is based.
The Premier League has published an independent commission’s findings against Manchester City. The club disputes the decision, and a later hearing will determine any penalty.
Works by Jordan Ann Craig, Yunhee Min, Carlos Rosales-Silva and Eso Tolson are planned for the museum’s December 6 opening, from its street-facing windows to its rooftop garden...
The federal dashboard lists two measles deaths in 2026, while Pennsylvania has recorded four measles-associated deaths. The CDC has not identified where its counted deaths...
A reported US proposal for a unified command has brought the two countries’ split over southern Yemen into focus, but neither has announced an agreement.
The prime minister proposed care free at the point of use in England and a change to annual state pension increases from April 2030. The service's cost and full funding plan...
About 200 people gathered in Bideford over the proposed AI data centre and battery facility. Xlinks says it has extended consultation and plans separate applications to...
The actor thinks fellow contestants may suspect him because he pretends for a living. He says that misunderstands how acting works.
The Utah Republican objected when Jeff Merkley sought unanimous consent for a bipartisan bill requiring Congress to approve demolition of presidential memorials.
The prime minister says pensions would still rise by at least inflation or 2.5% each year, with savings directed toward a proposed National Care Service.
The US president rejected joint AI development with China at a Washington event, days after the two governments announced an AI dialogue and an incident communication channel.
Patrick Branco Ruivo is due to leave at the end of 2026 after an inquiry found failures in arranging a religious group’s visit to the Paris landmark.
Greece beat Germany for the first time, while the Netherlands, France and Italy took Matchday 2 victories that gave their managers sharply different early records.
The advisory groups are intended to bring riders, operators and community representatives into discussions about the two bus networks. Councillor seats are set, but wider...
IllustrationThe prime minister wants a national commission involving other parties to examine electoral reform, but has not chosen a replacement for first-past-the-post.
Maheta Molango says Palmer’s England withdrawal shows the strain on players, while the Premier League says a proposed summer break cannot fit the current calendar.
Students protesting crowded classes, long timetables and staff shortages faced police at schools across France as teachers joined wider demonstrations.
A judge imposed the region’s largest environmental-offence fine after the company pleaded guilty to 18 charges involving discharges and a pumping-station failure.
The Great Room brings five years of portraits and body prints to London. Hubbard describes how caregiving shaped the work, and why her mother’s willingness mattered as they...