- 21h ago
Triple-action cancer injection eradicates tumours in 15 patients with treatment-resistant head and neck cancer in 'unprecedented' trial
An experimental injection called amivantamab eliminated tumours entirely in 15 patients and shrank them in 28 others with advanced, treatment-resistant head and neck cancer, in an international trial hailed as 'unprecedented' by oncologists.
- 2d ago
PSG Defeats Arsenal on Penalties in Budapest to Win Second Straight Champions League Title
Paris Saint-Germain secured their second consecutive Champions League title on Saturday in Budapest, defeating Arsenal 4-3 on penalties after a grueling 1-1 draw, cementing a new European dynasty under coach Luis Enrique.
- 2d ago
Arsenal's Champions League dream shattered on penalties as PSG retain crown in Budapest
Gabriel Magalhães blazed his decisive spot-kick over the bar as Paris Saint-Germain beat Arsenal 4-3 on penalties after a gruelling 1-1 draw in the Champions League final, securing back-to-back European titles and leaving Mikel Arteta's side in agony.
- 2d ago
PSG Defeats Arsenal 4-3 on Penalties to Win Second Straight Champions League Title
Paris Saint-Germain secured their second consecutive UEFA Champions League title, defeating Arsenal 4-3 in a penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw through extra time in a dramatic final.
- 2d ago
PSG vs Arsenal: Champions League Final 2026 in Budapest — Can the Gunners Dethrone the Defending Champions?
Paris Saint-Germain aims to become only the second club to defend a Champions League title as they face an Arsenal side seeking their first-ever crown in the 2025/2026 final in Budapest.
- 3d ago
Paul McCartney's 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane': A Nostalgic Journey Back to Pre-Fame Liverpool and a Possible Farewell
At 83, Paul McCartney releases his 18th solo album, a deeply personal and nostalgic reflection on his childhood in Liverpool before the Beatles, sparking discussions about whether this is his final musical statement.
- 4d ago
UN warns global temperatures will stay at record levels through 2030, with 2027 likely the next hottest year
The World Meteorological Organization says there is an 86% chance a year between 2026 and 2030 will break the record set in 2024, with a predicted El Niño making 2027 the prime candidate.
- 4d ago
French Olympic gymnast Gaël Da Silva dies in road accident at 41, leaving wife and three children
Gaël Da Silva, a bronze medalist at the 2012 European Championships and a member of France's Olympic team in London, was killed in a road accident on Tuesday morning. He was 41.
- 4d ago
UN climate chief calls Europe's record-breaking May heatwave a 'brutal reminder' of the climate crisis
Temperatures up to 14°C above seasonal norms have shattered May records across Western Europe, prompting the UN's top climate official to warn of the spiraling human and economic costs of fossil fuel dependence.
- 4d ago
Crystal Palace beat Rayo Vallecano 1-0 in Conference League final to win first European trophy and seal perfect farewell for departing manager Oliver Glasner
Jean-Philippe Mateta's second-half strike secured a 1-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano in Leipzig, handing Crystal Palace their first European title and a Europa League spot next season in Oliver Glasner's final match as manager.
- 4d ago
Crystal Palace edge Rayo Vallecano 1-0 in Leipzig to claim first European trophy in Conference League final
A second-half strike from Jean-Philippe Mateta gave Crystal Palace a 1-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano in the UEFA Conference League final in Leipzig, securing the London club's greatest ever achievement.
- 5d ago
Poland and UK Sign Landmark Defence Treaty as President Nawrocki Decries Lack of Consultation
Prime Ministers Donald Tusk and Keir Starmer signed a historic Treaty on Partnership in Security and Defence in London on Wednesday, deepening military and technological ties. President Karol Nawrocki, visiting Switzerland, sharply criticised the government for failing to inform his office before committing the nation.
- 5d ago
UK and Poland sign 'generational' defence treaty, naming Russia the top long-term threat to Europe
Prime Ministers Keir Starmer and Donald Tusk formalised the Northolt Treaty in London on Wednesday, pledging joint weapons development, deeper military cooperation, and a united front against Russian hybrid threats.
- 5d ago
Fire Engulfs Kosher Kingdom Supermarket in London's Golders Green Amid Wave of Antisemitic Attacks
A major fire broke out early Wednesday at the Kosher Kingdom supermarket in Golders Green, a heavily Jewish neighborhood in north London that has been targeted by a series of antisemitic attacks in recent months.
- 5d ago
BP plunges into fresh boardroom crisis as chairman Albert Manifold is ousted after only eight months—and he hits back
The British energy giant removed Albert Manifold on Tuesday over whistleblower complaints, triggering his furious rebuttal and reigniting concerns about chronic leadership instability.
- 5d ago
UK energy price cap to jump 13% in July as Middle East conflict drives wholesale gas costs higher
British households will see their energy bills rise by an average of £221 a year from July after regulator Ofgem lifted the price cap by 13%, citing soaring wholesale gas prices driven by the conflict in the Middle East.
- 5d ago
Heatwave Grips Germany and Western Europe: 34°C Peak, No May Record Broken Yet
A persistent heatwave has brought scorching temperatures to Germany and Western Europe, with Regensburg hitting 34.0°C on Tuesday. While France and the UK set new May records, Germany's all-time May high of 36.6°C remains untouched.
- 5d ago
Vallecas vs. Croydon: Rayo and Crystal Palace clash in Conference League final for first European glory
Two working-class clubs from the shadows of their glamorous neighbors, Rayo Vallecano and Crystal Palace, will face off Wednesday in Leipzig for the UEFA Conference League trophy and a place in next season's Europa League.
- 6d ago
Historic May heatwave grips Europe: France reports seven deaths, UK shatters records as temperatures soar past 37°C
A historic and unprecedented May heatwave has engulfed large parts of Western Europe, with France recording its hottest May day ever and reporting seven heat-related deaths, while the United Kingdom shattered its nighttime and daytime temperature records for the month.
- 6d ago
Europe swelters under 'historic and unprecedented' May heatwave, shattering records from London to Paris
An exceptional early-season heatwave is sweeping across Western Europe, with temperatures soaring past 35°C in the UK and France, prompting health alerts, transport cancellations, and military suspensions.
