Les actualités tendance les plus populaires cette semaine – Royaume-Uni.
Britain has withdrawn its remaining embassy staff from Iran and refreshed Middle East travel warnings as US strikes, Iranian retaliation and shipping attacks raise the risk of a wider regional conflict.
A London coroner ruled that Prince Abdullah bin Fahad died by misadventure after alcohol, GHB and other substances caused a fatal cardiac arrest in a Kensington hotel.
Tesla reported lower-than-expected Q2 profits despite strong revenue growth, as heavy capital spending on AI and robotics compressed operating margins.
Dirk van Duijvenbode has booked the first semi-final spot at the 2026 World Matchplay in Blackpool by defeating Gary Anderson 16-13, as Luke Littler targets a place in the last four.
Manchester City have made Elliot Anderson their £116m record signing, betting on the 23-year-old's elite running, tackling and possession numbers to reshape their midfield under Enzo Maresca.
Glasgow has rescued the 2026 Commonwealth Games with a cheaper, smaller model. Its success or failure could determine how the event is staged for decades.
Global oil prices have surged past $100 a barrel following Houthi missile strikes on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, opening a new front in the Middle East conflict.
Andoni Iraola has opened up on his move to Liverpool, revealing he held talks with several major European clubs before accepting the head coach role at Anfield.
Bayer Leverkusen are open to selling 22-year-old winger Ernest Poku for £22m, with Nottingham Forest and Sunderland leading the race for his signature.
Former England captain and manager Kevin Keegan has died at the age of 75 following a diagnosis of stage four cancer, his family has confirmed.
An Iberia Airbus A321XLR and an Air Europa Boeing 787-9 narrowly avoided a catastrophic mid-air collision at 36,000 feet over the Atlantic Ocean after their automated TCAS safety systems overrode air traffic control instructions.
Incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham is completely scrapping the controversial £2bn national digital ID scheme on his first day in office, redirecting resources to help with the cost of living.
