Former England captain Paul Ince has been charged with drink-driving after crashing into a central reservation, police said. The ex-Manchester United and Liverpool midfielder was arrested after a black Range Rover crashed at 17:00 BST on Saturday on Chester High Road in Neston, Wirral. Cheshire Police said the 57-year-old has been bailed to appear at Chester Magistrates' Court on 18 July.

Zohran Mamdani, who is the Democratic candidate for New York City mayor after a stunning victory last week, has said no-one should have billions of dollars. In an interview with NBC, Mamdani also stood by his proposal to tax "richer and whiter" neighborhoods, arguing the city's property tax system is unfair. The 33-year-old defended his democratic socialism, rejecting an accusation from US President Donald Trump that he is a communist.

Jayne McCormackBBC News NI political correspondent Getty Images The letter says it is "more harmful to have a strategy that will not address poverty, than no strategy at all" Almost fifty charities and anti-poverty organisations are calling for the Northern Ireland Executive to withdraw its draft strategy to tackle poverty, saying that families "deserve better". An anti-poverty strategy was first committed to by Stormont 19 years ago, but the first-ever plan was…

An element of 'scarcity' in the market is pushing up house prices faster in more affordable locations, data shows. With fewer homes being listed in some cheaper areas, locations like the West Midlands and Scotland are seeing 'above-average' annual price growth of two to three per cent, Zoopla said.      Property prices grew by an average of 2.7 per cent higher in markets where the average house price is below £200,000. 

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A punk-rap duo out of the United Kingdom that shouted, "Death to the IDF," and "Free Palestine" during their set at the Glastonbury Festival, is now being condemned by political and festival officials for their actions. London-based Bob Vylan describes itself on X as the "prettiest punk/rap/alt thing you’ll ever meet." With songs like "We Live Here," "Dream Bigger," "Makes Me Violent," and "Terms & Conditions," the duo mixes elements of rap and punk.

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Audio from the scene in Kootenai County, Idaho, where firefighters responding to a blaze were ambushed reveals the moment a call for help was made. Two firefighters were killed and another was wounded in a sniper ambush Sunday afternoon. Authorities later located the body of a deceased man with a firearm nearby and lifted the shelter-in-place order that had been in place.

Jenny ReesHealth Correspondent, BBC Wales News BBC Volunteer Jackie Hatton-Bell was given two days of training and provides "the eyes and ears" for staff in the ambulance in the control room There are some things that ambulance call handlers cannot detect over the phone - and that's where Jackie Hatton-Bell comes in. She is one of 130 volunteers in Wales trained to attend the scene of 999 calls to provide "eyes and ears" observations for staff in the control room.

Watch: Sheriff gives update on active Idaho shooting Two firefighters were fatally shot in a mountain community in Idaho, in north-western US, while responding to a brush fire, officials say. Another firefighter was injured when a suspect opened fire with a high-powered rifle near the city of Coeur d'Alene, according to the Kootenai County Sheriff's Office. Swat officers later "located a deceased male" nearby to where the attack took place on Canfield Mountain, and lifted a shelter-in-place order.

Seven men from California have been charged in the "largest jewellery heist in US history", involving the theft of $100m (£75m) worth of gold, gems, and luxury watches. The heist has been a mystery in California for nearly three years after a Brinks company truck transporting the jewellery was robbed at a remote stop as one driver slept inside, and another was having a meal.

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Israel said on Tuesday that it had killed Iran’s wartime chief of staff Maj. Gen. Ali Shadmani, the country’s most senior military leader. IDF Spokesperson Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin said in a statement that Shadmani was killed at the regime’s headquarters in Tehran.  "For the second time in 5 days, the IDF has eliminated Iran’s Wartime Chief of Staff, the regime’s top military commander," the IDF wrote on X.

When Meghan Markle first stepped into the world of the Royal Family, she liked to portray herself as a UN ambassador and do-gooder environmentalist. But for the past few months, the Duchess of Sussex has been reinventing herself yet again. Through her latest podcast, Confessions of a Female Founder, she is starting to show what she has been really focusing on these past few years - making money. 

Martin has much to live up to in Europe after Rangers reached the Europa League quarter-finals last season under interim head coach Barry Ferguson. However, he will hope to improve on the opening Champions League qualifying defeat by Dynamo Kyiv that meant then boss Philippe Clement's side dropped into the second-tier competition. Rangers, as is the case for Hibs and United in their competitions, need to come through three stages this time if they are to make the Champions League proper.

City have set their stall out by spending more than £100m to bolster their squad for the tournament and will be heavy favourites against Moroccan champions Wydad AC in Philadelphia. Guardiola's side fell below their high standards last term, failing to win a major trophy for the first time in eight years after finishing third in the league, being knocked out early in the Champions League and beaten in the FA Cup final by Crystal Palace.

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An armed crew of nine suspected Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang members were caught on camera wreaking havoc at a Colorado apartment complex earlier this month, in an incident Aurora police are calling "very reminiscent" of the violence previously incited in the area by the Venezuelan gang. Doorbell video shows the group pointing guns and repeatedly knocking on an apartment door in a building near 6th Avenue and Potomac Street…

Getty Images File photo of workers in North Korea North Korea will send thousands of workers to help rebuild Russia's war-torn Kursk region, Moscow's security chief has said. Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu, who held talks with North Korea's Kim Jong Un in its capital Pyongyang on Tuesday, described the deployment as "fraternal assistance", Russian state media reported. Neighbouring South Korea and Japan were quick to condemn the plan, with Seoul it saying it was a violation of UN sanctions on North Korea.

Jessica MurphyBBC News, Banff, Alberta PA Media Canada's G7 summit, under first-time host Mark Carney, had a carefully planned agenda. That programme was upended by the unfolding war between Israel and Iran and US President Donald Trump's early departure. Still, Carney said on Tuesday that this summit "can begin a new era of co-operation that promotes long-term resilience over short-term efficiency".

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump has refused to say whether the U.S. will use direct military force against Iran to stop it from getting a nuclear weapon, but one top security expert is sounding the alarm that taking out Iran’s nuclear threat "is a job only the U.S. can do." Israel launched a series of strikes against Iran beginning overnight on Thursday, and according to the U.N.’s nuclear watchdog, the Natanz nuclear facility’s underground structures, some 36 feet underground, did see "direct impact" from the strikes, though the extent of damage remains unclear.

Michail Antonio came on as a substitute for Jamaica in the Gold Cup in his first appearance since a serious car crash in December. The forward has not yet returned for club West Ham but came on in the 85th minute in Jamaica's 1-0 group stage defeat by Guatemala in California. Antonio, 35, skidded off the road in his Ferrari and struck a tree in Epping Forest just over six months ago.

A Euromillions jackpot of €250m (£213m) has been won by an Irish ticket holder, the Irish National Lottery has said. This is said to be the largest ever Euromillions jackpot to be won in Ireland. The winning numbers are 13, 22, 23, 44, 49, Lucky Stars 3 and 5. National Lottery CEO Cian Murphy advised players to check their tickets carefully, saying they will reveal the winning location as soon as they can.

EPA Retailer Co-op is to offer its members £10 off a minimum shop of £40 following disruption caused by a recent cyber attack. The grocery chain said it had not yet completely recovered from being targeted by hackers last month, which resulted in a significant amount of customer data being stolen. Although the offer appears generous, one analysts said the majority of customers do not spend £40 or more per shop, so it would not appeal to many people.

By JAMES REYNOLDS and OLIVIA ALLHUSEN and NIKKI SCHWAB, SENIOR U.S. POLITICAL REPORTER IN WASHINGTON, D.C. and ELENA SALVONI and MELISSA KOENIG and DAN WOODLAND and LETTICE BROMOVSKY Published: 08:02 EDT, 15 June 2025 | Updated: 02:50 EDT, 18 June 2025 U.S. officials have indicated that Iran has 24 to 48 hours to surrender and save itself from an American military onslaught as President Trump considers joining Israel's war.

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! In a strategic move, President Donald Trump has ordered that Greenland be transferred from the U.S. European Command to the U.S. Northern Command, tightening America’s grip on Arctic defense at a time of escalating global conflict. The Pentagon confirmed the shift Tuesday, saying it brings Pituffik Space Base, the northernmost U.S. military installation…

Video captured the moment a man was arrested on Christmas Day hours after killing his partner and neighbour. Jazwell Brown stabbed Joanne Pearson, 38, and Teohna Grant, 24, at a block of flats in Santa Cruz Avenue, Bletchley, in Milton Keynes, on 25 December 2024. Bodycam footage showed officers ordering Brown to the ground and telling him to stop resisting arrest, while he was later pictured in custody refusing to answer questions about the murder.

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Were Karen Read's unorthodox media interviews a next-level strategic move from her defense? Maybe, according to one Massachusetts legal expert following the case. Read, 45, is accused of killing boyfriend John O'Keefe, 46, in a drunken hit-and-run Jan. 29, 2022, outside a party in Canton, Massachusetts. After her first trial, which ended with a deadlocked jury last year, she sat down with multiple reporters to tell her side of the story, a move many legal experts have called ill-advised.

Getty Images Unlicensed practitioners giving cosmetic injections are putting people's lives at risk, officials say Cosmetic procedures such as fillers, Botox and Brazilian butt lifts are taking place in public toilets, hotel rooms and other "shocking locations" in Britain, officials have warned. People's lives "are being put at risk every single day" by the lack of regulation in the industry, the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) says, as it called for urgent action to set up a licensing scheme.

Israeli forces have killed more than 51 Palestinians and wounded many more after opening fire near an aid distribution site in southern Gaza, witnesses and rescuers say. The Hamas-run civil defence agency said Israeli troops fired on crowds near the aid site in Khan Younis. More than 200 people were reportedly injured. The Israeli military has told the BBC it is looking into the reports.

Bernd Debusmann & Max MatzaBBC News Getty Images The dilemma of whether the US should join Israel in attacking Iran, or stay out of the offensive altogether, has exposed divisions among US President Donald Trump's supporters. The Republican president reportedly is considering helping target the Islamic Republic's nuclear facilities, following a meeting with his national security advisers in the White House Situation Room on Tuesday.

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As Israeli airstrikes pounded Tehran this week—including a direct hit on Iran’s state television headquarters—residents in the capital described a city gripped by fear and confusion. In exclusive comments to Fox News Digital, an independent journalist based in Tehran, who withheld their name for fear of reprisal, said, "I hate the Islamic Republic, but my country is under attack.

Vanessa BuschschlüterBBC News EPA Colombians have taken part in marches in support of Uribe after he was shot Doctors treating Colombian presidential hopeful Miguel Uribe Turbay have warned that he is in an "extremely critical condition" after being shot in the head 10 days ago. Uribe underwent emergency surgery on Monday to stem a bleed to the brain, according to a hospital statement.

Belgian prosecutors say they are seeking to put on trial a 92-year-old former diplomat over his alleged role in the 1961 killing of Congolese independence hero Patrice Lumumba. Etienne Davignon is accused of involvement in the "unlawful detention and transfer" of Lumumba at the time he was taken prisoner and his "humiliating and degrading treatment", the prosecutor's office said. He has not yet commented.

Britain's Jack Draper says trusting his tennis would "click into place" was the key to earning the first French Open win of his career. Draper, seeded fifth, moved through the gears to secure a 3-6 6-1 6-4 6-2 victory against Italy's Mattia Bellucci. The British men's number one lost on his first two appearances at Roland Garros but has returned this year as a genuine force on the clay.

Diddy's pregnant ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura has gone into labor just days after testifying in the disgraced rapper's sex trafficking trial. Ventura, 38, is expecting her third child with husband Alex Fine, with sources telling TMZ she was rushed to a New York hospital on Tuesday and is currently in the labor and delivery unit. Ventura was around eight months pregnant when she began her horrifying testimony in the trial on May 12.

David CowanBBC Scotland Home Affairs Correspondent BBC Police lead away a man suspected of sexual communication with a 13-year-old girl It's 07:35 in a smart suburban housing estate in central Scotland and the police are about to turn a family's life upside down. Three detectives in plain clothes park their unmarked car near a large detached house and knock on the front door.

The United States government is advising U.S. citizens to avoid traveling to Venezuela and its borders. Venezuela currently has the highest Travel Advisory with a level 4. Per the U.S. Department of State, citizens are warned not to travel to Venezuela due to severe risks. The risks include wrongful detention, torture in detention, terrorism, kidnapping, arbitrary enforcement of local laws, crime, civil unrest, and poor health infrastructure.

Federal prosecutors will not seek the death penalty for Joaquin Guzman Lopez — son of convicted Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman — if he is ultimately convicted of drug trafficking charges of his own in the U.S. Federal prosecutors in Chicago said in a court filing dated May 23, "if the defendant is convicted, the government will not seek a sentence of death."

Felicity EvansMoney editor, BBC Wales News BBC Tiffany Bramley turned to community lender Purple Shoots to start her cleaning business A low credit score should not stop someone from getting a loan to start a business, a community lending charity founder has said. Karen Davies, who founded Purple Shoots to provide credit for people turned away by mainstream lenders, said banks were "missing out a big talent pool".

A second suspect has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping and torturing an Italian tourist in an upscale Manhattan home for weeks in an effort to steal his cryptocurrency. William Duplessie, 32, turned himself in to authorities on Tuesday after his alleged accomplice was arrested last week. Their alleged victim told police he was hung off a roof ledge, shocked with electrical wires and attacked with a chainsaw as his attackers demanded he reveal his Bitcoin wallet password.

Thousands of Gazan's stampede towards a food distribution centre Thousands of Palestinians have overrun an aid distribution site in Gaza set up by a controversial US and Israeli-backed group, a day after it began working there. Videos showed crowds walking over torn-down fences and earth berms at the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's (GHF) compound in the southern city of Rafah. The group said that at one point its team fell back because the numbers seeking aid were so great.

By GERMANIA RODRIGUEZ POLEO, CHIEF U.S. REPORTER and DANIEL BATES AT THE DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN FEDERAL COURTHOUSE IN NYC FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 08:23 EDT, 27 May 2025 | Updated: 17:43 EDT, 27 May 2025 Sean 'Diddy' Combs' trial for sex-trafficking and racketeering is on its third week in New York after a Memorial Day break. The disgraced music mogul, 55, has sat by his star team of attorneys as his former employees, singer Dawn Richard, rapper Kid Cudi and main accuser Cassie Ventura describe how he allegedly use his fame and wealth to coerce and intimidate those around him.

Google The accident happened on the A747 near the village of Monreith An eight-year-old girl has been taken to hospital after a crash involving a car and two pedestrians in the south of Scotland. The accident happened on the A747 near to Monreith in Dumfries and Galloway at about 10:50. Police said the child had been taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow for treatment. The road was closed for around nine hours to allow investigators to carry out inquiries at the scene. Source link

U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. met with Argentine President Javier Milei on Tuesday at the Casa Rosada, where both leaders reaffirmed plans to withdraw their nations from the World Health Organization (WHO) and build a new international health framework. The meeting brought together two strong-willed political outsiders. Milei, a libertarian economist known for cutting government spending, and Kennedy, a Trump-appointed health chief skeptical of pandemic-era mandates.

Police in India have arrested a local YouTuber on suspicions of spying for Pakistan. Jyoti Malhotra, a travel influencer from the northern Indian state of Haryana, allegedly travelled to the neighbouring country several times - her last trip was in March 2025. Police in Haryana allege that she was in touch with a Pakistan High Commission official, who was expelled from India earlier this month.

Reuters Apple is shifting most of its production of iPhones headed to the US from China to India Just as India showed flickers of progress toward its long-held dream of becoming the world's factory, Washington and Beijing announced a trade "reset" that could derail Delhi's ambitions to replace China as the global manufacturing hub. Last week, Trump's tariffs on China dropped overnight - from 145% to 30%, vs 27% for India - as the two sides thrashed out an agreement in Switzerland.

A bomb explosion outside a California fertility clinic has killed one person and injured four others in an "intentional act of terrorism", FBI officials have said. The blast happened just before 11:00 local time (19:00 BST) less than a mile from downtown Palm Springs, near several businesses including the American Reproductive Centers (ARC). The clinic said no-one from the facility was harmed.

I was walking my dog recently near some local football pitches and I could hear girls playing a match. When I first moved here 12 years ago that certainly wasn't the case. In a relatively short period of time, that change has come. Those young girls stand on the shoulders of so many incredible women who fought for the right to play football.

BBC Studios Iolo Williams will travel across Northern Ireland for the show Despite being a large city, Belfast is home to a surprising amount of wildlife. Television presenter Iolo Williams is determined to seek out its rich and varied urban characters and meet the people keen to keep the city wonderfully wild. "It's always good when you visit somewhere which has got a big population with wildlife in the middle of it, because most people now live in towns and in cities," he said.

Hackers have stolen a 'significant amount of personal data' from the Ministry of Justice (MoJ). The personal data of people who applied to the Legal Aid Agency since 2010, including criminal records, was accessed and downloaded in a cyber attack in April this year, the MoJ has said. The group that carried out the attack has claimed it accessed 2.1 million pieces of data but the MoJ has not verified that figure, it is understood.

Mayeni JonesBBC News, Johannesburg Getty Images Illegal miners work in mines once owned by large multinationals, which abandoned them because they were no longer profitable This story contains details, including a video, that some people may find distressing. The most shocking thing for Jonathan, who had endured six gruelling months living and working underground in an abandoned South African gold mine, was the abuse he witnessed being meted out to children.

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Janine JansenBBC News, South West BBC Barry Young holds up a caught octopus at Brixham Fish Market Some fishermen in south-west England say an "invasion" of octopus and a local bylaw are "decimating" the Devon shellfish industry. The octopus, usually found in the Mediterranean, are being found in lobster and crab pots off the coastline. Fishers said they were landing between four and six tonnes of them a day.