Algal bloom is a problem for the British Isles' largest lake – and frustration is growing among the population. The lake is dying, says a person living near the lake to AFP.
SwedenBritish police plan more arrests after violent incidents at Saturday's enormous demonstration in central London. Violence against police and racist harassment is unacceptable, says Prime Minister Keir Starmer after the march.
WorldSeveral people have been arrested during a huge right-wing extremist demonstration in central London. According to the police, approximately 110,000 people have marched towards the government quarter Whitehall. The parliament must be dissolved and a new election must be held, says billionaire Elon Musk, who spoke via link.
WorldMore people are sentenced to death in North Korea, and more judgments are executed – including for the crime of watching South Korean TV. This is written by the UN's human rights organization OHCHR in a report where the population's suffering is described as worse than ten years ago. A lost decade, says the UN's human rights commissioner Volker Türk.
WorldMembers of an anti-Islamic motorcycle gang in the USA have been recruited to guard humanitarian aid shipments in the Gaza Strip, reports BBC. Several of them have leading roles in the security effort where hundreds of civilian aid seekers have been killed in chaotic scenes.
WorldThe UK's US ambassador Peter Mandelson is being fired after leaked emails revealed his deep friendship with the notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The scandal is believed to become a headache for Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his ruling Labour, where Mandelson has been a key figure for several decades.
WorldBriton Ben Proud took Olympic Games silver last year and a World Championship silver a few weeks ago. Now the 30-year-old swimmer is ready for the so-called "doping Olympic Games". I definitely do not think it undermines a clean sport, he says to BBC.
SportsUSA's highest court gives the migration authority ICE green light to stop individuals without direct suspicions that they are staying in the country illegally. Critics mean that the action is unconstitutional and a form of ethnic profiling.
WorldClashes between demonstrators and riot police in Nepal's capital Katmandu have claimed at least 19 lives. The UN demands an investigation into the police operation, with live ammunition, tear gas and water cannons against civilians.
WorldThe Ukrainian football player Heorhij Sudakov's residence has been damaged after a Russian drone attack, he writes on Instagram.
SportsCarlos Alcaraz continues to write history. The 22-year-old Spaniard defeated Jannik Sinner with 3–1 in sets in the US Open final and secured his second Grand Slam title for the year.
SportsOver 425 people have been arrested in London during a demonstration in support of the banned group Palestine Action, according to the police.
WorldHundreds of South Koreans were arrested in a record-large raid against a Hyundai factory in Georgia earlier in the week. The President of the USA, Donald Trump, claims that it is about "illegal immigrants" – but from South Korea comes strong reactions and the Foreign Minister does not rule out traveling to Washington.
BusinessDavid Bowie's last project was a musical with a 1700s theme. It shows a forthcoming exhibition that is based on the star's leftover archive material.
EntertainmentThe English top leagues continue to break records. Now it is clear that Super League newcomer London City Lionesses recruits Grace Geyoro for a new transfer record.
SportsBand members of The Police are suing Sting for lost royalties.
EntertainmentAt least 15 people have been killed since a well-known cable car derailed in Portugal's capital Lisbon. National mourning has been declared. Lisbon is in mourning, says Mayor Carlos Moedas.
WorldIn line with the heatwaves becoming longer and more intense, extreme heat has become a global workplace problem. The risk of accidents increases along with serious illness conditions, warns WHO in a new report.
SwedenA Polish businessman has landed in trouble in the US Open tennis. In a viral video clip, he is seen taking a signed cap in front of a young boy. Now he is apologizing on Instagram. ”It was never my intention” he writes according to BBC.
SportsA desperate work is underway in Afghanistan to clear villages and roads that have been buried by earth and landslide masses. At least 1,400 dead and 3,000 injured have been confirmed after the weekend's earthquake. On Tuesday, the area was hit by a new tremor.
WorldThe Canadian author Margaret Atwood's successful book "The handmaid's tale" ("The handmaid's story") is banned in school libraries in the province of Alberta in her home country.
EntertainmentRussia's president Vladimir Putin has spoken privately with India's prime minister Narendra Modi at the SCO summit in China. The conversation takes place a few days after Modi spoke with Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyj.
WorldIf Alexander Isak leaves Newcastle for Liverpool, it also means clinking in the cash box for AIK.
SportsAt least 800 people have been killed and over 3,000 have been injured in an earthquake in eastern Afghanistan. Aftershocks shook the affected areas and rescue personnel are having difficulty reaching the disaster sites, where the death toll is expected to rise. At least one person has been killed or injured in each home, says Mohammad Rasooli, who himself was injured in the quake.
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