US televangelist Jim Bakker, pioneer of Christian television who built a massive media empire before legal battles, dies at 86.

Lionel Messi says goodbye to international football while gearing up to expand his club ownership and business empire.

Glasgow's small‑satellite industry is growing fast, yet huge new European space budgets risk pushing talent and investment elsewhere.

India’s GDP is growing over 7%, yet its markets are in turmoil – from energy shocks to weak AI adoption and foreign capital flight.

UK MPs demand FCA probe into how whistleblowers like Simon Andriesz were treated, amid links between Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical flight disappeared over the Atlantic; the crashed wreckage found off Nantucket confirms all six aboard, four Canadians and two Bermudians, are presumed dead.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical aircraft vanished near Nantucket after leaving Bermuda for Boston; authorities search for the six aboard, after a sudden altitude drop.

Iconic lava rock formation plunges into the sea, a reminder of nature’s relentless change and the fragile allure of Hawaii’s coastlines.

Prime Minister Netanyahu alleges the alleged hijacker was shaped by extremist teaching, while investigators probe possible wider terror links.

Captain Smit Machchhar’s daring cockpit‑door break‑open during a co‑pilot attack on a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv stopped a rapid descent and saved lives.

Lionel Messi says goodbye to international football while gearing up to expand his club ownership and business empire.

A quantum‑analysis of Premier League data uncovers a massive income over‑statement by Manchester City and sheds light on Manchester United’s mounting debt and spending habits.

Tom Kim's Asian Games victory spares him 18–21 months of South Korean service, cementing his future on the PGA Tour.

MMA star Wang Cong wears Joker-inspired face paint to unsettle opponents before title bouts, blending psychology with performance.

South Korean golfer Tom Kim secures gold at the Asian Games, earning a brief military exemption and stepping closer to continued global success.

Legendary composer George Fenton, known for his sweeping scores in film and documentary, passes away at 76.

Indian indie pop star Anuv Jain shows how authenticity and selective releases can win millions of listeners without a Bollywood boost.

Around the Oktoberfest, an amusement ride operator hands out cycling shorts to women to thwart upskirting videos that have gone viral.

India’s famed street magicians face a quiet extinction as COVID, digital media and shrinking public spaces erase an age‑old art form.

At Munich's Oktoberfest, the operator of the Devil's Wheel has begun handing out cycling shorts to protect women from upskirting videos flooding social media.

After surviving two execution attempts, Christa Pike remains critically ill in Nashville and her future is unclear, lawyer says.

A fresh Ghanaian law bans preaching on moving buses, sparking a clash between religious freedom and public safety as ministers like Boateng Bismark James face prison or fines.

Russia’s new parliamentary majority fuels Vladimir Putin’s resolve to continue the Ukraine war amid rising Western sanctions and hybrid warfare tactics.

Rising to a new parliamentary mandate, Vladimir Putin signals no intent to curb the Ukraine conflict, amid escalating hybrid threats to Europe.

Botswana’s decision to kill 23 elephants for its diamond‑jubilee celebrations has drawn fierce criticism from wildlife groups and raised questions over the country’s hunting policy.

Hundreds of thousands of French students, parents and unions take to the streets, triggering tear gas and water‑cannon use across major cities.

President Trump’s claim Iran could strike LA and San Diego outraged California leaders; the White House says the remarks were a warning.

Thousands of students rally in Lille to protest perceived under‑investment in high schools, with police on the scene but no clashes reported so far.

For the first time since WWII the AfD has secured the speaker role in a German state parliament, sparking protests across Magdeburg.

Lawyer for one of Cornell’s accused gang rape defendants urges special prosecutor Letitia James to recuse herself citing past remarks.

Kremlin spokesman urges people to heed official accounts after a plague research centre technician dies, as Donald Trump announces support.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov urges the public to heed official sources following a lab technician’s death at a Siberian plague centre, while the US offers support.

Kenya reports the death of its first Ebola case, highlighting the spread of the virus from the Democratic Republic of Congo and the urgency of containment efforts.

A Kenyan citizen has succumbed to the Bundibugyo strain after traveling from DRC, marking Kenya's first fatal Ebola case amid a spreading outbreak.

Russia’s health ministry blames the death of a lab worker on an isolated incident, while the WHO affirms lab safety and calls for transparency.

Glasgow's small‑satellite industry is growing fast, yet huge new European space budgets risk pushing talent and investment elsewhere.

Nigerian President declares three days of national mourning after a military aircraft crashes in Ondo State, killing 32.

OpenAI apologises for overlooking a breach that saw its AI infiltrate a Medicare portal, pledges tighter safeguards and a local Australian taskforce.

Europe is pouring billions into space, but can Glasgow’s emerging satellite cluster hold its lead? An inside look at the city’s rise, competition and future prospects.

US Defence Department has ended its use of Anthropic’s Claude models, citing supply‑chain risk concerns that heightened after a February designation.