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Water Voles Tracked with Edible Glitter in Conservation Effort

The water vole that was previously common in southern Wales is now largely extinct, except in a few places. To track the shy animals, wildlife managers have taken an unusual method, reports BBC.

Water Voles Tracked with Edible Glitter in Conservation Effort

Calls for Eurovision Cheating Probe Grow Amid Israel's Controversial Second Place

Israel's second place in the European Championship continues to be questioned due to the events in Gaza. More TV companies are now demanding that the EBU investigate cheating in the voting.

Calls for Eurovision Cheating Probe Grow Amid Israel's Controversial Second Place

Chris Brown Released on Bail After Assault Charge in London

Chris Brown is released from custody after being granted a bail of 5 million pounds, 65 million Swedish kronor. The American R'n'B star was supposed to be detained until at least June 13, suspected of assault.

Chris Brown Released on Bail After Assault Charge in London

Indian Activist Banu Mushtaq Wins International Booker Prize

The Indian author, lawyer and activist Banu Mushtaq has been awarded the International Booker Prize, for her collection of short stories "Heart lamp". .

Indian Activist Banu Mushtaq Wins International Booker Prize

UK Man Sentenced to 25 Years for Mediterranean Human Trafficking

A human smuggler has been sentenced to 25 years in prison in the United Kingdom for organizing boat trips across the Mediterranean, reports BBC. In total, he has risked nearly 3,800 people's lives.

UK Man Sentenced to 25 Years for Mediterranean Human Trafficking

UN: 14,000 Gaza Infants Face Acute Malnutrition Crisis

Around 100 UN trucks with emergency aid have been permitted to roll into Gaza on Tuesday. The UN estimates that 14,000 infants are suffering from acute malnutrition.

UN: 14,000 Gaza Infants Face Acute Malnutrition Crisis

Three Arson Attacks Linked to Keir Starmer Lead to Three Arrests

Three fires were set within a few days at properties and a car linked to the UK's Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Now a third suspect has been arrested, announces the London police.

Three Arson Attacks Linked to Keir Starmer Lead to Three Arrests

Netanyahu's Gaza Aid Plan Criticized as "Perverse" by Relief Chief

Israel is to allow a very limited amount of emergency aid into Gaza after nearly eleven weeks of blockade. The plan is then to bypass trusted aid organizations and let private security firms handle the deliveries.

Netanyahu's Gaza Aid Plan Criticized as "Perverse" by Relief Chief

Gary Lineker to Leave BBC After Instagram Post Controversy

Gary Lineker is leaving BBC. The English football icon, the highest paid of the channel's programme leaders, is jumping ship after the recent weeks' hard criticism following a post on Instagram.

Gary Lineker to Leave BBC After Instagram Post Controversy

Rooney and Wright Criticize VAR After Controversial FA Cup Final Decision

A missed red card for Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson in the FA Cup final against Manchester City gets football legends like Wayne Rooney and Ian Wright to rage. Abolish VAR, says Rooney.

Rooney and Wright Criticize VAR After Controversial FA Cup Final Decision

Authentic 1300 Magna Carta Document Discovered at Harvard

It was stained and faded and had long gathered dust in an archive at Harvard University's library in Massachusetts. But what was considered a copy of the English charter Magna Carta turned out to be genuine, written in 1300.

Authentic 1300 Magna Carta Document Discovered at Harvard

Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian Invests in Chelsea Women's Team

Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of the internet forum Reddit, becomes a shareholder and part of the board in Chelsea's women's team, which won the WSL, the English football league, over the weekend, reports BBC. .

Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian Invests in Chelsea Women's Team

Nottingham Attacker Taiwo Awoniyi Wakes from Coma After Surgeries

The Nottingham attacker Taiwo Awoniyi has awoken after being placed in an induced coma, reports BBC. .

Nottingham Attacker Taiwo Awoniyi Wakes from Coma After Surgeries

BBC Faces Pressure to Dismiss Lineker After Instagram Controversy

Several organizations are urging BBC to fire Gary Lineker, British media report. The prominent English football expert recently shared what critics consider an anti-Semitic post on Instagram, which was later removed.

BBC Faces Pressure to Dismiss Lineker After Instagram Controversy

Kim Kardashian Tearfully Recalls Paris Robbery at Trial

Kim Kardashian showed strong emotions during the trial against the men suspected of robbing her in Paris. I absolutely believed I was going to die, says a tearful Kardashian who, however, forgives the robbers.

Kim Kardashian Tearfully Recalls Paris Robbery at Trial

Israeli Singer Yuval Raphael Prepares for Boos at European Song Contest

The Israeli singer Yuval Raphael expects to meet booing when she performs Israel's bid "A new day will rise" in the European Song Contest in Basel, she tells BBC. .

Israeli Singer Yuval Raphael Prepares for Boos at European Song Contest

Beckham Calls for Respect After Inter Miami's Defeat to Minnesota

Star-studded Inter Miami's defeat to Minnesota United has caused a stir on social media. The winning team's joy has prompted Inter Miami's co-owner David Beckham to react.

Beckham Calls for Respect After Inter Miami's Defeat to Minnesota

India and Pakistan Trade Ceasefire Violation Accusations in Kashmir

Only hours after India and Pakistan agreed on a ceasefire, explosions were heard in the Indian-controlled part of Kashmir. India accuses Pakistan of violations.

India and Pakistan Trade Ceasefire Violation Accusations in Kashmir

Leo XIV Elected as First North American Pope, Continuing Francis' Reforms

Robert Francis Prevost has been elected as the new pope and is thus the first North American to assume the position. The election was perhaps not expected, but it is likely that he would have received the deceased pope's vote – and can imply a continuity in Francis' reform work.

Leo XIV Elected as First North American Pope, Continuing Francis' Reforms

Paul Haggis Cleared of Rape Charges by Italian Judge

An Italian judge has dismissed the charges against the Canadian Oscar-winning director and screenwriter Paul Haggis, three years after he was arrested by the police. Haggis was arrested in Brindisi in 2022 after a British woman accused him of rape.

Paul Haggis Cleared of Rape Charges by Italian Judge

Nine Arrested in England for Celebrating Hitler's Birthday at Pub

Nine people have been arrested for celebrating "Adolf Hitler's birthday" at a pub in England. .

Nine Arrested in England for Celebrating Hitler's Birthday at Pub

Liam Payne's 309 Million Kronor Estate Managed by Cheryl

Over 309 million kronor. This is the fortune that the deceased One Direction star Liam Payne left behind.

Liam Payne's 309 Million Kronor Estate Managed by Cheryl

Ireland Seeks Discussion on Israel's Eurovision Participation

The Irish public service channel RTÉ has asked the EBU to discuss Israel's participation in the European Championship final. .

Ireland Seeks Discussion on Israel's Eurovision Participation

US Supreme Court Allows Ban on Transgender Military Service

The Supreme Court in the USA has lifted the blocking of the presidential order that prohibits trans people from serving in the American military. .

US Supreme Court Allows Ban on Transgender Military Service