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Sunak "extremely, extremely angry" over betting scandal

The British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says he is "extremely, extremely angry". The anger concerns the suspicions that high-ranking representatives of his own party, the Conservative Party (Tories), have engaged in unauthorised betting on the date of the British election before he himself announced it.

Sunak "extremely, extremely angry" over betting scandal

Scandal Continues – Campaign Chief Investigated

Suspicions that individuals close to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak bet on when the British election would be held continue to shake up British politics. Now, the campaign chief for the ruling Conservative Party has stepped down after he too is being investigated for criminal offences.

Scandal Continues – Campaign Chief Investigated

Fell from the stage – misses performances

British actor Ian McKellen misses three performances after falling from a theatre stage in London, reports BBC. McKellen, who played the wizard Gandalf in the "Lord of the Rings" films, is currently starring in the play "Player Kings", which has been running on the West End since April.

Fell from the stage – misses performances

Sunak's Bodyguard Arrested for Betting on Election Date

A police officer working to protect the UK's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has been arrested on suspicion of betting on when the country's election would be held, reports [BBC](https://www. bbc.

Sunak's Bodyguard Arrested for Betting on Election Date

Billionaire family in court for human trafficking

Four people from Britain's richest family are being prosecuted in Switzerland, accused of human trafficking. The case concerns how the family treated employees who, among other things, were supposed to take care of the children.

Billionaire family in court for human trafficking

Farage demands duel with Starmer

Nigel Farage sees himself as Britain's real opposition leader. Now the far-right's big profile demands to participate in the next party leader debate ahead of the British election.

Farage demands duel with Starmer

White Bison Calf "Both a Blessing and a Warning"

A "remarkably rare" white bison calf has been spotted in the American national park Yellowstone. For indigenous peoples, the birth carries a message about the future.

White Bison Calf "Both a Blessing and a Warning"

Guide: European Championship 16 June

What: Poland–Netherlands, group D. When: Sunday 16 June, 15.

Guide: European Championship 16 June

Historic coalition government in South Africa

The partners have come to an agreement and Cyril Ramaphosa remains as president of South Africa. An overwhelming majority in the country's parliament voted for the ANC's leader late on Friday.

Historic coalition government in South Africa

Songwriter behind "Suspicious Minds" dead

With hits like Elvis Presley's "Suspicious Minds" and "Always on My Mind", Mark James has been described as one of the most influential songwriters of the 20th century. He has now passed away, 83 years old.

Songwriter behind "Suspicious Minds" dead

BTS star Jin is back – and will hug 1,000 fans

A reunion of BTS is getting closer. Now Jin, as the first member of the K-pop group, has completed his national service and been discharged.

BTS star Jin is back – and will hug 1,000 fans

Dengue Fever Ahead of the Olympics and European Championship

Invasive mosquitoes are spreading to Europe – and with them, dangerous diseases such as dengue fever. The Asian tiger mosquito, which spreads dengue, is now found in 13 countries in Europe, according to a report from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).

Dengue Fever Ahead of the Olympics and European Championship

Ten Hag to stay at United

Manchester United's criticised manager Erik ten Hag is staying at the club. This is reported by The Athletic, Sky Sports and BBC.

Ten Hag to stay at United

"Just Where We Want Them"

As Hamas's top leader in the Gaza Strip, Yahya Sinwar is constantly hunted, always hidden, and no longer makes public statements. But in secret messages that have now leaked out, he sounds cynically optimistic.

"Just Where We Want Them"

Four Tops singer sues hospital

Alexander Morris, singer in The Four Tops, sues a hospital in Detroit after the staff refused to believe he actually sings in the legendary soul group, writes BBC. .

Four Tops singer sues hospital

20,000 Wagner soldiers died in Bachmut

Nearly 20,000 Wagner soldiers died in the battles for the town of Bachmut in eastern Ukraine last year. More than 17,000 of those who fell were recruited from Russian prisons.

20,000 Wagner soldiers died in Bachmut

Plane with vice president disappeared from radar

A plane carrying Malawi's Vice President Saulos Chilima and nine others on board has vanished. The military aircraft disappeared from radar after leaving the country's capital Lilongwe en route to the northern parts of the country on Monday morning.

Plane with vice president disappeared from radar

Michael Mosley died in the heat after just hours

The TV doctor and diet guru Michael Mosley died of natural causes. That's what police spokesperson Konstantia Dimoglidou tells [BBC](https://www.

Michael Mosley died in the heat after just hours

Italians' brothers become largest – League loses

The far-right party in Italy, Italy's brothers (FDI), appears to be on course to become the largest party in the country's EU election, according to exit poll results. .

Italians' brothers become largest – League loses

Wallace and Gromit back in new feature film

Wallace and Gromit return in the feature film "Vengeance most fowl" which is released in July, reports [BBC](https://www. bbc.

Wallace and Gromit back in new feature film

Search operation expanded after Mosley's disappearance

The surveillance has been expanded after the TV presenter and doctor Michael Mosley's mysterious disappearance. At the same time, a battle against the clock is underway after a deadline has been set for the operation.

Search operation expanded after Mosley's disappearance

Only one Premier League club wanted to scrap VAR

Premier League keeps VAR. English football clubs voted against the proposal to abolish the video assistant referee technology at Thursday's annual meeting.

Only one Premier League club wanted to scrap VAR

Green light for "Peaky Blinders" film

It's now clear that the TV series "Peaky Blinders" is getting a film continuation on the streaming service Netflix. In a post [on X](https://x.

Green light for "Peaky Blinders" film

Abandoned newborns in the cold – turned out to be siblings

Since 2017, three newborn babies have been found abandoned in the same area of London. Now, DNA tests show that they are siblings, according to British media.

Abandoned newborns in the cold – turned out to be siblings