Former president’s eldest daughter worked as a senior adviser in the Trump administration but — following his exit from the White House — has distanced herself from his re-election goals and the world of politics altogether
Stampede at Suraj Pal’s prayer meeting in northern India killed at least 121 people earlier this month
The Korean Football Association has filed a complaint with FIFA over an alleged racist remark toward Wolverhampton’s Hwang Hee-chan during a recent preseason match against an Italian team in Spain and urged for stronger anti-racism measures
The Delta flight made an emergency landing at Prestwick Airport
Burglar Graham Gomm, 63, fled Hammersmith Hospital after he was taken there from HMP Wormwood Scrubs
The Princess of Wales made her first public appearance of the year at June’s Trooping the Colour.
Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike has confirmed it is the source of the issue.
Chief executive George Kurtz said the incident was caused by a software defect and not a security incident.
Hundreds of people outnumbered officers during riots in Harehills, Leeds, on Thursday, 18 July.
The incident has affected trains, planes, the NHS and media organisations.
Laugher made his Olympic debut in London 2012 at the age of 17.
UK banking giants Lloyds and NatWest will report their half-year results on Thursday and Friday respectively.
As a huge wrestling fan and politics nerd, let me be the first to say that I hope the two stay far apart from one another. One is a violent, dangerous spectacle performed by conceited maniacs for the pleasure of a braying, bloodthirsty mob, and the other is professional wrestling
Students and journalists killed in clashes as anti-reservation agitation intensifies in the biggest challenge yet to Sheikh Hasina’s fourth term in office
Next solar cycle isn’t expected to start until 2030
Donald Trump kissed the firefighter helmet of a man who was shot and killed during an assassination attempt at a rally in Pennsylvania on Sunday, 14 July.
The Government response is being co-ordinated through the Cobra system that handles matters of national emergency or major disruption.
‘It’s almost as if making a show about a game not for the people who like the game will backfire,’ said one critic
The top United Nations court is set to deliver an opinion on the legality of Israel’s 57-year occupation of lands sought for a Palestinian state, a ruling that could have more effect on international opinion than it will on Israeli policies
Finance firms including Goldman Sachs, Link, Visa and others operating as normal amid global disruption.
‘We know the French work to live,’ said the BBC host
Will Tadej Pogacar land the final blow to see off Jonas Vingegaard’s brave challenge? Follow all the latest from the Tour de France
The tourists aim to bounce back after two defeats to the Wallabies on tour
Actor and musician says goodbye to his musical alter-ego with a 17-track album that’s as great as it is unwieldy
Reform UK leader blames violent scenes in city on ‘politics of the subcontinent’
