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Xbox’s 2026 Games Showcase revealed a mix of exclusives and multiplatform titles, leaving fans curious about the company’s future strategy.

Tensions escalate as Israel and Iran exchange strikes, defying calls for restraint from global leaders. Discover the latest developments and their implications.

After 11 years, retail mogul Touker Suleyman announces his departure from BBC’s Dragons’ Den, leaving a lasting legacy on the show and its entrepreneurs.

Prime members can enjoy three months of Audible free, unlocking a vast library of entertainment perfect for summer travel and relaxation.

The royal family came together to celebrate the wedding of Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling, bringing much-needed cheer to the House of Windsor.

The UK government is in discussions with Iran about a possible prisoner exchange to secure the release of a British couple detained in Tehran since January 2026.

Explore the most recent and impactful news stories from Wales, including controversies, sports updates, and more.

With the UK job market at its toughest in decades, one in ten graduates are setting their sights on international careers.

DUP MP Carla Lockhart finds herself at the center of a political storm after being filmed near masked individuals during a counter-protest in Scarva.

The 20th Corstorphine Fair took place on Saturday, June 6, at St Margaret’s Park, drawing thousands of attendees for a day filled with entertainment and community activities.

Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has publicly challenged US Vice-President JD Vance over his remarks on the murder of British teenager Henry Nowak.

Egypt hosts ceasefire talks between Hamas and Israeli mediators as Israeli military operations intensify in Gaza.

In a robust phone call, David Lammy told JD Vance that his comments about Henry Nowak’s murder were wrong, sparking a debate about migration and policing.

EA Sports FC 26’s The World’s Game Update brings international football excitement with new modes, rewards, and iconic players like Pelé.

Gladiator Matt Morsia shares the shocking moment his bicep detached during a high-intensity challenge on the BBC show.

The Prisons and Probation Ombudsman announces a new policy to name children in fatal incident reports, following extensive consultation and stakeholder engagement.

The UK is bracing for a week of mixed weather, with rain and showers giving way to a potentially warmer weekend, according to the Met Office.

Ukraine’s drone attacks deep into Russia, including St Petersburg and an oil depot in the Krasnodar region, highlight the escalating conflict as Putin rejects peace talks.

Jon Snow, the renowned journalist, has revealed his Alzheimer’s diagnosis and is sharing his journey in a new documentary. Learn how he’s raising awareness and navigating life with the condition.

From London to Tampa, Rodney Marsh’s journey is a tale of passion, rebellion, and footballing brilliance.

Firefighters in Greater Manchester are facing scrutiny for their political views, sparking a debate on free speech and workplace policies.

Join us as we recap the excitement of Meadows Festival 2026, where Edinburgh came alive with music, fun, and a sea of Kate Bush fans dancing to Wuthering Heights

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has taken a break from his duties at City Hall to predict the entire 2026 World Cup bracket in The Guardian’s interactive game.

The UK’s delayed Defence Investment Plan is causing concern among allies and defence contractors, with the Public Accounts Committee criticizing the lack of a credible military strategy.

The family of Henry Nowak, an 18-year-old student tragically killed in a stabbing incident, has shared their heartbreaking grief and criticism of the police response.