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Milo Yiannopoulos built his name in America. Now America may be sending him back to Britain. The British commentator, 41, is being held by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement after authorities said he overstayed his immigration status and failed to attend an immigration hearing. An immigration judge issued a final order of removal on July 22, according to the Department of Homeland Security. Whether Yiannopoulos ultimately returns to Britain remains uncertain. But the possibility raises a mor

Key highlights 33 British nationals, including a 13-year-old girl, are missing after flash floods and mudslides struck Nepal's Rasuwa region near the Tibet border. Nepal's death toll has risen to at least 162, with 826 people reported missing, including more than 529 tourists. Britain is working with Nepalese authorities to trace the missing nationals, while Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged support and urged Britons in the region to follow local guidance. Hundreds of foreign nationals are als

The publication of Great and Unfortunate Things will go ahead this Thursday (27), though its author, the late Jason Arday, is no longer here to see it. I can promise you've never read a story like this. Even the viral news headlines don't do it justice, Kris Doyle, non-fiction director of Simon & Schuster told the Bookseller in April, unaware of the destruction the ever-intensifying headlines would bring in August . The publisher chose to stick to the schedule, once the author resigned his Cambr

Minority ethnic Britons made up 61.7 per cent of homicide victims but 92.9 per cent of unsolved murders Black people were victims in 40 per cent of all homicides and 73 per cent of unsolved cases Met Police say lower trust in policing among black communities is a key factor Average age of unsolved-case victims is 28, against 36 for all homicide victims KILLERS who take the lives of black people have a greater chance of getting away with their crimes than those who target white people, new resear

A medium cappuccino from Costa contains 325mg of caffeine, almost three-and-a-half times more than the same drink at Starbucks. Caffe Nero's cappuccino now has around double the caffeine it did in 2023, according to the study. Matcha drinks also vary a lot between chains, with Costa's version containing the most caffeine. Grabbing a coffee on your way to work seems like a simple enough choice, but a new study suggests your regular order might be giving you a lot more, or a lot less, caffeine tha

Andy Burnham has reportedly shelved plans to place Thames Water into a special administration regime, at least for the time being. Officials are said to be worried about a possible 2 billion bill landing on taxpayers, along with the risk of losing in court. Thames Water's creditors are pushing ahead regardless, with plans to take formal control of the company this autumn. Just weeks after talking tough on Thames Water, it looks like Andy Burnham has hit pause. The prime minister had been droppin

Government unveils first 10 billion wave of low-cost housing funding 60% of homes to be for social rent, in line with previous government's target More than 7 billion of 39 billion (10-year) funding earmarked for London First wave to support construction of more than 70,000 new homes THE UK government has set out plans to spend 10 billion on lower-cost housing for renters, with a particular focus on London. Around 60% of homes delivered through the funding will be for social rent, a subsidised c

Highlights: Charli XCX shared playful holiday snaps from Lake Como. The singer posed in a colourful bikini and pink heels. Husband George Daniel joined her for the Italian escape. The group enjoyed boat trips, food, drinks and mountain views. Fans flooded the post with compliments about her holiday look. Charli XCX appears to have found the perfect antidote to a busy summer: a boat, a bikini, Lake Como and absolutely no reason to take herself too seriously. The British pop star has given fans a

INDIA have recalled Ravindra Jadeja for next month's two-Test series in Sri Lanka after the all-rounder recovered from injury, while off-spinning all-rounder Saransh Jain has received his first Test call-up. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced the 15-player squad on Tuesday for the series, which begins in Galle on August 15. Pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah has also returned to the squad, although he, along with batter Sai Sudharsan, must first receive fitness clearance befor

SECONDARY school pupils in England will be able to study technical subjects such as manufacturing and artificial intelligence alongside core academic subjects from Year 10 under reforms announced by prime minister Andy Burnham. The government said the new courses would be linked to local industries and give pupils a clearer pathway into work. Students will continue studying maths, English and science while also having the option to combine them with technical education. The courses will include

FIFTEEN Indian tourists were killed after the speedboat they were travelling in capsized off Vietnam's Phu Quoc Island on Saturday, the Indian Embassy in Hanoi said. There were 36 people on board, including 32 Indian tourists and four local crew members. Twenty-one people were rescued. The tourists were reportedly returning from an island trip when the speedboat capsized about 400 metres off Hon May Rut Ngoai, an island in the An Thoi archipelago off the coast of Phu Quoc, Vietnamese news portal

LINDA NOSKOVA recovered from a dramatic collapse to win her first Wimbledon title on Saturday, beating fellow Czech Karolina Muchova 6-2, 5-7, 6-3 in one of the most dramatic women's finals at the All England Club. The 21-year-old looked set for victory before letting five match points slip away in the second set. Overcome by emotion, she buried her head in a towel and wiped away tears before leaving Centre Court for a short break ahead of the decider. That break changed everything. After splash

Apple has sued OpenAI, alleging trade secret theft linked to its hardware development. The lawsuit claims former Apple employees shared confidential information after joining OpenAI. Apple is seeking damages and a court order preventing OpenAI from using the alleged trade secrets. Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing its former artificial intelligence partner of misappropriating confidential iPhone technology and trade secrets to accelerate the development of its own consumer hardw

The makers have confirmed July 24 as the worldwide release date for the Ramayana trailer. The film is also set to be showcased at San Diego Comic-Con 2026. Ramayana: Part I is scheduled to hit theatres during Diwali 2026. The makers of Ramayana have confirmed that the film's much-awaited trailer will premiere worldwide on July 24, setting the stage for the global rollout of one of Indian cinema's biggest productions. The Ramayana trailer announcement comes ahead of the film's presentation at San

Meta has withdrawn its new Instagram AI image feature days after launching it. The tool allowed users to generate AI images using content from public Instagram accounts. Privacy concerns and criticism over the default opt-in setting prompted the company to reverse course. Meta has pulled its newly launched Instagram AI image feature just days after its debut, following widespread criticism over privacy and user consent. The Instagram AI feature, known as Muse Image, allowed users of the Meta AI

Xavier Niel has acquired a 16 per cent stake worth 4.4 billion to become Vodafone's biggest shareholder. The stake was bought from Emirati telecoms group e&, which has exited its investment. Investors are watching whether Niel will seek a greater role in shaping Vodafone's future. Vodafone has a new largest shareholder after French telecoms billionaire Xavier Niel bought a 16 per cent stake worth 4.4 billion, a move that could mark the beginning of a new chapter for the telecoms group as it push

Volkswagen plans to cut up to half of its vehicle models to reduce costs and focus on its strongest sellers. The company is battling weaker sales, especially in China, alongside rising tariff and regulatory pressures. The overhaul comes as Volkswagen weighs deeper cost cuts, including potential job reductions and factory closures. Volkswagen is preparing one of the biggest shake-ups in its history, with plans to cut up to half of its vehicle models as the German carmaker looks to reverse slowing

Highlights Silkyara 41 is inspired by the 2023 rescue of 41 workers trapped inside Uttarakhand's Silkyara Tunnel. The operation lasted 17 days and involved multiple Indian agencies alongside international tunnelling experts. Aamir Khan Productions, Kabir Khan Films and Australia's Mind Blowing Films have announced the project. Aamir Khan Productions has announced Silkyara 41 , a film based on one of India's most remarkable rescue missions. Directed by Kabir Khan, the film revisits the 17-day ope

The UK has designated Microsoft, Google, Amazon and Oracle as critical third-party suppliers to the financial sector. The firms will come under direct regulatory oversight from July 13. The move aims to reduce risks from cyber attacks and major technology outages. The UK is tightening its grip on the technology companies that power much of the country's financial system, placing four of the world's biggest cloud providers under direct regulatory oversight. The UK cloud regulation move will see M

Highlights Love Island winner Cach Mercer has joined the Strictly Come Dancing 2026 line-up. The social media star, known for his viral dance videos, is the fifth celebrity confirmed for the new series. Mercer says he is looking forward to learning ballroom dancing and performing the Foxtrot. Cach Mercer won over the public to become the 2025 Love Island champion. Now, the reality TV star is hoping to strike the same chord with viewers as he joins the celebrity line-up for Strictly Come Dancing

Students claim they have lost up to 10,000 after GVI cancelled all programmes. Anonymous participants told The Guardian they were encouraged to pay by bank transfer before the company shut down. Overseas conservation projects are also reportedly facing major funding shortfalls. Students who booked overseas gap year programmes and conservation volunteering placements through GVI have been left facing significant financial losses after the company entered liquidation on July 1, cancelling all curr