- 2d ago
Linda Cardellini and David Harbour win first Emmy Awards for DTF St. Louis
Linda Cardellini and David Harbour earned supporting acting honours at the Creative Arts Emmys for DTF St. Louis, securing their first wins after four career nominations each ahead of the September 14 primetime telecast.
- Aug 18
BHP posts $13.20 billion profit as copper surpasses iron ore as top earner
BHP declared its highest dividend in four years as underlying profit rose 30% to $13.20 billion for the year ended June 30, driven by rising copper earnings.
- Aug 15
Scotland appoints Sebastien Pocognoli as head coach on two-year contract
The Scottish FA selected the 39-year-old Belgian through an AI-assisted search following Steve Clarke's departure after the 2026 World Cup.
- Aug 11
Crowley upsets polling-favorite Hong in Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial primary
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley defeated Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong by half a percentage point in Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary, defying polls that had shown Hong leading by 22 points.
- Aug 9
Nine injured in M50 wrong-way crash as one teenager fights for life; motorcyclist dies in Donegal
Eight teenagers and a man in his 20s were hospitalised after a car travelling the wrong way on the M50 collided head-on with another vehicle near Firhouse, Dublin, at about 5.30am on Sunday. One youth remains in critical condition.
- Aug 1
Prince Louis dons Wales bucket hat as George, Charlotte make first official Scotland visit at Commonwealth Games
Prince Louis wore a Wales cycling bucket hat as he joined Prince George and Princess Charlotte for their first official visit to Scotland, watching netball and cycling at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
- Jul 31
Bev Craig wins Greater Manchester mayoral by-election with 66% of vote, succeeding PM Andy Burnham
Bev Craig secured 66.3% of the vote after second preferences, defeating Reform UK's Sian Astley in the by-election triggered by Andy Burnham's move to Downing Street.
- Jul 5
Nigel Farage's Clacton by-election becomes two-man race against comedy candidate Count Binface as all main parties boycott
Nigel Farage's triggered by-election in Clacton has turned into a one-on-one contest with satirical candidate Count Binface after Labour, the Conservatives, and other main parties refused to field candidates, calling it a farce.
