Expert driver Paul Rees says he was injured in a Top Gear crash and has filed a personal injury claim against BBC Studios. The BBC reports the studio disputes the allegation; here are the facts, chronology and likely legal steps.
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Matt Damon called Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey the hardest film of his roughly 80-movie career, saying he dropped to 167 pounds after quitting gluten and endured punishing conditions on location.
A team from NTU Singapore and Waseda University developed a cyborg cockroach diving suit that delivered oxygen to insects, keeping them active underwater for up to three hours in lab tests. The work is promising but remains at the research stage.
David Willey, a veteran BBC foreign correspondent known for covering the Vatican, has died aged 93, the BBC reports. He reported on five popes and was a prominent voice on religious affairs.
Tammy Beaumont was bowled first ball by Kranti Gaud at Lord’s as England began a 457 chase in the one-off Test. The dismissal ended Beaumont’s international batting career in dramatic fashion.
After his friend’s suicide, Dean Perryman started the Empty Chairs campaign, hosting informal pub meet-ups where strangers can sit, talk and find company. Organizers say the grassroots events now span the U.K. and abroad.
Federal figures list 751 cases described as group rapes in 2025 and 1,087 suspects. A Nuremberg probe called EKO Kajal has expanded; experts and institute data offer competing interpretations.
Sen. Lindsey Graham died at 71 after a brief and sudden illness, his office said. The South Carolina Republican was a leading voice on national security, judicial confirmations and foreign policy.
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Expert driver Paul Rees says he was injured in a Top Gear crash and has filed a personal injury claim against BBC Studios. The BBC reports the studio disputes the allegation; here are the facts, chronology and likely legal steps.
Old supermarket ads from the 1960s make groceries look incredibly cheap at first glance. We break down the most eye-catching prices, explain inflation and wages, and show what really changed.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, 71, died Saturday evening after a brief and sudden illness, his office said. Tributes and immediate election changes are already being outlined.
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Delta has launched three new ‘basic’ premium fares that cut some perks for lower prices. Learn what you lose, where the tickets sell and how to decide whether to book one.
Eight-year-old Andres Robles was surprised on Main Street USA when Disneyland named him its honorary 1 billionth guest. The family received a VIP tour as the resort marks its 70th anniversary.
Ever finish a killer workout, glance down at your wrist, and realise your trusty dress watch can barely handle a splash of sweat, let alone a full-on
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Emily Eden travelled northern India in the 1830s and made numerous sketches of princes, warriors, hill communities and animals. This profile explains her routes, the value of her travel drawings before photography, and where to see them today.
India’s landmark Ram temple has replaced its governing board after BBC reports raised questions about alleged thefts of cash, gold and jewellery given by devotees. Officials say steps are being taken to strengthen oversight.
A dispute over the anti-sacrilege law in Punjab has reignited sensitive religious and political tensions ahead of state elections. This explainer outlines what the law is, why it is controversial, and what to watch next.
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Tammy Beaumont was bowled first ball by Kranti Gaud at Lord’s as England began a 457 chase in the one-off Test. The dismissal ended Beaumont’s international batting career in dramatic fashion.
Conor McGregor appeared to hobble out of T-Mobile Arena moments after his UFC 329 entrance before facing Max Holloway. BBC Sport documents the sighting and the subsequent speculation.
BBC Sport reports Denise O’Sullivan, Liverpool’s club record signing, is expected to leave the club this summer — just six months after joining. The development could shape selection and summer transfer plans.
