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  1. Iranian hackers forced UK power plant to shut down for four days

    A UK power plant was forced offline for four days after Iranian state-linked hackers breached its systems, in an attack that has raised fresh concerns about …

    · 5 min

  2. Italian emigration reaches 6.5 million, report finds

    More than 6.5 million Italians now live abroad, according to the latest Migrantes Report, with two regions accounting for the largest share of emigrants.

    · 4 min

  3. GTA 6 Leaker Claims Access to Playable Build as Rockstar Faces Fresh Wave of Leaks

    A leaker known as CyberLeek has posted footage allegedly showing a playable build of Grand Theft Auto VI, spelling out a message in bullet holes. The …

    · 5 min

  4. Europe’s new border checks are changing the airport routine

    British travelers face biometric enrollment on short trips to participating European countries, while peak passport-control waits have reached two hours at Frankfurt and Amsterdam.

    · 4 min

  5. Solar eclipse 12 August: the best UK times, places and viewing plan

    Britain will see its deepest solar eclipse of the century so far. London peaks around 19:13, while Cornwall and west Wales get an even stronger partial …

    · 4 min

  6. The Andrew Tate Playbook Behind an Alleged Webcam Empire

    Nikita Tyukalo built a flashy creator-management business around ideas he took from Tate, then was arrested on trafficking, money-laundering and organised-crime charges.

    · 4 min

  7. A church partnership gives Ukrainian children a structured summer in Greece

    The program shows leadership translated into practical organization: facilities, food and excursions for children, with one verified group in Greece from August 2 to 14.

    · 4 min

  8. Serbia’s €2 million transformer deal is a small test of practical statecraft

    Belgrade’s aid to Ukraine is not a geopolitical revolution. It is a focused infrastructure decision that shows how limited commitments can still produce useful results in …

    · 6 min

  9. Joe Biden returns to a familiar routine as cancer treatment continues

    A reported church appearance in Wilmington followed Hunter Biden’s candid account of his father’s cancer pain. The sighting, if verified, reflects continuity in a life increasingly …

    · 5 min

  10. Betty Bromage, 97, returns to the wing after a stroke

    The British record-holder completed her sixth wing walk and raised money for the hospital that treated her the previous year.

    · 1 min

  11. London will see 91% of the Sun covered in August 12 eclipse

    The Aug. 12 eclipse will be partial across Britain but deep enough to leave only a thin solar crescent over London at maximum.

    · 1 min

  12. Odesa repairs power grid after major Russian overnight attack

    Twelve people were injured as missiles and drones damaged energy infrastructure, homes and the port. Crews are working to restore electricity and water.

    · 1 min

  13. Woman arrested after four men stabbed in Covent Garden

    A 47-year-old woman has been arrested after four men were stabbed in Covent Garden, central London. Police said the men were taken to a major trauma …

    · 3 min

  14. Mark Hughes's son died of sudden adult death syndrome, inquest hears

    An inquest has heard that Alex Hughes, the son of former Manchester United striker and Wales manager Mark Hughes, died from sudden adult death syndrome. The …

    · 4 min

  15. Four people taken to hospital after Covent Garden stabbing as woman arrested

    Four people were taken to a major trauma centre after a stabbing near Covent Garden in central London. The Metropolitan Police confirmed three people were stabbed …

    · 3 min

  16. EuroMillions £84m jackpot: Winning numbers due in Tuesday night draw

    UK players are in with a chance of winning an estimated £84 million in Tuesday night's EuroMillions draw, with results due shortly after the 8.30pm draw.

    · 4 min

  17. Armed man arrested at Trump golf course days before president's visit

    A 38-year-old man was arrested at Donald Trump's golf course in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, after being seen photographing the property days before the president's scheduled …

    · 3 min

  18. Gatwick cleared to build second runway after court rejects legal challenge

    The Court of Appeal has dismissed a legal challenge against Gatwick airport's £2.2bn second runway project, allowing development to proceed and paving the way for around …

    · 4 min

  19. Wales live blog brings breaking news, weather and traffic updates

    WalesOnline's live blog is keeping readers up to date with breaking news, weather and traffic information on Monday, August 3, covering Wales and further afield.

    · 5 min

  20. Death Toll in Drone Attack on Russian Resort Village Rises to Seven

    The death toll from a Ukrainian drone attack on Arkhipo-Osipovka, a Black Sea resort village in Russia's Krasnodar Region, has risen to seven, including three children, …

    · 3 min