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Newest first · UTC+11:00South East Water must pay £30.5m for supply failures
South East Water distributing water to customers after thousands of properties across Tunbridge Wells were affected by water disruptions in January 2026
· Bbcnews
Bahrain says it intercepted multiple Iranian attacks
Bahrain said its forces intercepted multiple Iranian attacks on Sunday, accusing Tehran of continuing what it described as a campaign of aggression against the Gulf kingdom.
· Middleeasteye
Why it's time for The Open to crown an English winner
Tommy Fleetwood grew up round the corner from Royal Birkdale and has admitted to sneaking on to play a couple of times when he was a child
· Bbcsport
'Threat to US sovereignty': Washington launches campaign to dismantle ICC
The United States on Monday announced a sweeping campaign against the International Criminal Court (ICC) that could include further sanctions and other measures, accusing it of posing "an intolerable threat to US sovereignty."
· AfricaNews
Could it work if Verstappen wanted to go to McLaren? F1 Q&A
Max Verstappen has spent his entire F1 career as part of Red Bull, making his debut with Toro Rosso in 2015 before being promoted to the senior team the following year
· Bbcsport
Increased security for England and Argentina tie
England and Argentina are meeting at the World Cup for the first time since 2002
· Bbcsport
Free school meal pupils falling further behind their peers, report warns
The gap between how well pupils from better-off backgrounds perform at school compared with their classmates from lower-income households has widened, according to a new report.
· Bbcnews
New poll reveals majority of Australians want house prices to drop
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Ruling party seeks to adopt ranked choice voting system for leadership election
SEOUL, July 14 (Yonhap) -- The ruling Democratic Party (DP) on Tuesday decided to seek a revision to its party rules to adopt a ranked choice voting system in an election to pick its new leader next month.
· Yi Wonju
Ruling party changes leadership vote rule amid infighting
The ruling Democratic Party of Korea approved its contentious change of the national convention rule amid infighting, steering clear of hurdles to adopt the ranked-choice voting to elect its leader in August.
· Son Ji-hyoung
The Rock hires out Suffolk cinema for 200 school pupils
The entire Vue cinema in Colchester was booked so that St Gregory Primary School pupils and their families could watch an exclusive screening of the new Moana movie
· Bbcnews
Time for Lamine Yamal to ignite? Or another Mbappe World Cup masterclass?
Both Lamine Yamal and Mbappe are looking to win a major tournament for the second time in their careers
· Bbcsport
All the goals that fired France to semi-finals
Watch every goal scored by France on their way to the 2026 World Cup semi-finals and a mouth-watering tie against Spain on Tuesday (20:00 BST).
Chris Mason: Investigation into Widdecombe's death rekindles debate over how to protect politicians
There is a depressing familiarity to the conversation among MPs about their safety.
· Bbcnews
How US commerce secretary's Epstein links were uncovered by British whistleblower
Howard Lutnick was appointed US commerce secretary by President Trump in 2025
· Bbcnews
South Korea’s lost Canadian deal; BN’s election win in Malaysia’s Johor: 7 Asia highlights
From Japan’s bid for a massive tourism boom to a look at the illegal baby trade, here are a few highlights from SCMP’s recent Asia reporting
· SCMP
South Korea’s lost Canadian deal; BN’s election win in Malaysia’s Johor: 7 Asia highlights
From Japan’s bid for a massive tourism boom to a look at the illegal baby trade, here are a few highlights from SCMP’s recent Asia reporting
· SCMP
Brazil court bars Bolsonaro’s son from visiting ex-president for 90 days
Brazil’s Supreme Court has barred presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro from visiting his father, former President Jair Bolsonaro, for 90 days after ruling that the pair had breached the terms of the former leader’s house arrest.
· Al Jazeera Staff
Trump to welcome Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi to White House
Iraq’s Prime Minister-designate Ali al-Zaidi arrives at the Iraqi parliament to attend the voting of his government in Baghdad, Iraq, May 14, 2026. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban, File)
· Seung Min Kim
A ‘Super Tuesday’ for a bigger EU
Stories driving the day in Brussels and beyond.
· Zoya Sheftalovich, Sarah Wheaton, Dionisios Sturis, Saga Ringmar
Sweden prides itself on equality – so why is its political gender gap growing?
As general election looms, survey shows twice as many men as women support far-right Sweden Democrats
· Miranda Bryant
Warum die Erhöhung der Tabaksteuer sinnvoll ist
Gordon Repinski und das POLITICO-Team nehmen Euch mit durch die Hauptstadt - kurz, präzise, hintergründig. Montags bis freitags ab 5 Uhr.
· Gordon Repinski
Trump administration targets ICC after judges file complaint
The Trump administration announced a “whole-of-government” campaign against the International Criminal Court on Monday, after some judges filed a lawsuit alleging the U.S. was punishing and pressuring them over past legal decisions.
· No Author
Park Jin-young, TWICE, Stray Kids join Grammy voting body
SEOUL, July 14 (Yonhap) -- South Korean singer Park Jin-young and all members of K-pop groups TWICE and Stray Kids have been invited to join the U.S. Recording Academy as voting members, their agency JYP Entertainment said Tuesday.
· Shim Sun-ah
Thai police probe safety lapses after deadly Bangkok bar fire
People flee Bangkok bar as huge flames shoot out from doorway
· Bbcnews
Bell-Kenz Pharma marks 20 years of being a ‘Kaagapay,’ launches PH Nautical Highway Sagip CPR Campaign
FOR two decades, Bell-Kenz Pharma has remained committed to one purpose: improving the lives of Filipinos through quality, affordable and accessible health care. As the local pharmaceutical company celebrates its 20th anniversary, it marks not only a milestone in business but also a legacy of becoming a trusted part…
· The Manila Times
Australian police reveal unseen photos 25 years after British backpacker murder
Bradley Murdoch never revealed the location of Peter Falconio's body.
· Bbcnews
US-based Mexican food chain Chipotle opening first outlet in Mexico
Chipotle has more than 4,100 restaurants globally
· Bbcnews
Hours each day in an iron lung kept her breathing, her will to live kept her alive
Martha Lillard's sister said her sister had limited photos in the iron lung as she did not like being photographed in her bed
· Bbcnews
War of words turns ugly after EU migration vote
A dispute over an immigration bill passed by the European Parliament has escalated into a criminal complaint, with a Swedish MEP accusing a Danish colleague of racist hate speech over a social media comment, The Guardian reported on Monday.
· RT
Farage’s strategy for the Burnham era? It’s all about him
LONDON — Nigel Farage is spending the summer railing against “the Establishment.”
· Sam Blewett
Crimea was Russia’s stronghold. Now it’s a vulnerability.
Oleksandra warned her parents in Crimea to stock up on emergency supplies weeks ago. But her mother didn’t take the warning seriously.
· Lily Hyde
Who are the key players as Israel heads to elections in October? | The National
For the first time in 50 years, an Israeli government will last its full four-year term after it was announced on Sunday that the next general election will be held on October 27.
· Thomas Helm
Park Bo-gum appears in tourism campaign film
Actor Park Bo-gum appears in "Begin to Hear Korea," the 2026 global tourism campaign film to be unveiled Wednesday by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Tourism Organization.
· Hong Yoo
Identity of Sydney daycare worker facing 329 child abuse offences revealed
Hamish Tait is accused of abusing more than 100 children across five childcare centres in Sydney.
· Bbcnews
Sunrise after 9am: US to vote on year-round daylight saving time
Washington: It has been a sleeper issue – pun intended – in American politics for decades. This week, members of US Congress will vote on whether to end the twice-yearly changing of the clocks, and make daylight saving time permanent.
· Michael Koziol
Football reform panel to extend KFA presidential election deadline to boost transparency
A committee on reforming South Korean football has decided to extend the deadline for electing the next president of the Korea Football Association, seeking to ensure a more transparent process as part of broader reform efforts.
· Yonhap
Football reform panel to extend KFA presidential election deadline to boost transparency
SEOUL, July 14 (Yonhap) -- A committee on reforming South Korean football has decided to extend the deadline for electing the next president of the Korea Football Association (KFA), seeking to ensure a more transparent process as part of broader reform efforts.
· Shim Sun-ah
The Papers: 'New twist in killer hunt' and 'One of a kind Ann'
The majority of the papers are dominated by the investigation into the death of Ann Widdecombe, which is now being led by counter terrorism police. The Metro calls the shift a "new twist" in the hunt for the person who killed the former Conservative minister turned Reform UK spokeswoman.
· Bbcnews
Polish politician throws ‘Hitler’ Zelensky portrait in trash (VIDEO)
Polish politician Marianna Schreiber has posted a video of herself throwing a portrait of Vladimir Zelensky in the trash, accusing Kiev of glorifying the Ukrainian nationalists who engaged in the massacre of Poles during World War II.
· RT
Marco Rubio launches campaign to dismantle International criminal court
US secretary of state claims the global tribunal is interfering with US military and law enforcement operations
· Cate Brown
YouTube still recommending eating disorder videos to teens, research finds
YouTube is still recommending eating disorder videos to teenage users a year after new rules were introduced to curb harmful online content, according to new research.
· Bbcnews
Andy Serkis defends lack of diversity in Lord of the Rings cast
Andy Serkis is the master of motion capture. He is Gollum in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Caesar in the Planet of Ape series, and Peter Jackson's King Kong.
· Bbcnews
No significant rain forecast for at least a week as UK heatwave continues
Heatwave conditions are set continue in many areas of the UK over the next few days - with some parts on course to have gone almost a month without any measurable wet weather.
· Ben Rich
'I don't want to seem tight': How much should you give to the year-end teacher collection?
Parents know the drill: as the end of summer term rolls in it's time to think about thank-yous for the teachers after another year of hard work and tested patience.
· Bbcnews
Nine deaths tied to Trump’s immigration enforcement operations in US
The fatal shooting of a motorist by an immigration agent in Maine on Monday is the latest in a series of deaths tied to United States President Donald Trump’s mass deportation campaign. At least nine people have died during immigration enforcement operations since Trump returned to office.
· Al Jazeera Staff