20 June 2026, in sixty words

Keir Starmer is expected to resign as prime minister on Monday and set out a timetable for an orderly departure, the Observer reported on Saturday.

This tragic incident happened at a hotel in the popular Playa Blanca resort on Saturday afternoon.

The feud between Italy's Prime Minister and the former US President escalated after Trump questioned her popularity.

England's victory keeps them unbeaten in the Women's T20 World Cup, putting them very close to a semi-final spot.

This major crackdown aims to make streets safer and prevent alcohol-fuelled violence during the tournament.

The by-election for Greater Manchester mayor is happening because Andy Burnham became an MP, and the Greens see a real chance to win.

The 25-1 outsider Almeraq snatched a dramatic photo finish win at Royal Ascot, completing a remarkable comeback story.

England face a huge task, needing 281 more runs with just five wickets remaining to avoid defeat.

TRNSMT's second day brought sunshine and music, helping festival-goers move past Friday's World Cup disappointment.

The Met Office has expanded its amber extreme heat warning for Monday and Tuesday, with widespread impacts expected on people and infrastructure.

Spain, who were pre-tournament favourites, need a strong performance after their unexpected 0-0 draw against Cape Verde.

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz has declared a state of emergency, allowing the military to clear road blockades that have cut off food and fuel supplies.

Tottenham Hotspur are pushing to agree terms with West Ham United midfielder Mateus Fernandes, potentially beating Manchester United to his signature.

The singer's first festival show since his 2025 Glastonbury comeback saw him headline Friday night.

England's fitness worries continue as Bukayo Saka trained alone on Saturday, making him a doubt for their next World Cup match.

Mona Khalil, 76, was a Lebanese environmental activist who helped protect endangered sea turtles for over 25 years.

It's the lowest figure recorded in 33 years of Ipsos polling on the Royal family, showing a significant shift.

President Trump admitted fears of a global economic meltdown played a big part in signing an interim peace deal with Iran.

A plane crash in western France has tragically killed two people, including a co-founder of gaming giant Ubisoft.

This trend challenges expectations for many Leave voters, as these areas also became relatively more deprived.

It was a welcome return to form for the England captain, who missed a century by five runs.

Britain's medication shortages have reached their 'most severe' levels in recent history, putting patients with long-term conditions at risk.

Cricket fans saw another major batting record added to the game's longest format during England's match with New Zealand.

Travellers faced long waits and some missed their journey home after hold-ups at airport checks in Greece.

Fears of wider harm in Lebanon grew as senior Israeli figures made remarks about the country and people displaced by fighting.

People using social media could see more trusted British news sources appear in their feeds under proposals aimed at tackling false information online.

Customers could get more tailored digital banking tools and stronger protection against scams as new systems are developed.

This is a significant development for Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who has called the case politically motivated.

The pressure on Prime Minister Keir Starmer has grown significantly, with over 100 Labour MPs now calling for his resignation.

The attacks left five men hurt across the city, prompting a counter-terrorism investigation into the suspected hate crimes.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has publicly rejected claims by Donald Trump that she repeatedly asked to be photographed with him at the G7 summit in France.

A train driver died and 89 people were hurt after two trains collided near Bedford on Friday evening.

Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial shipping lane, just days after a deal to reopen it.

The club is aiming to lower the average age of its squad, bringing in promising youngsters for the years ahead.

A Telford woman, diagnosed with cervical cancer at 26, says lowering the screening age to 21 could save lives.

Spain is preparing for a record year with nearly 100 million visitors, prompting a shift away from crowded coastal areas.

The Conservatives just won their first Scottish byelection in 50 years, giving Kemi Badenoch a boost for her net zero plans.

The £5.2 billion factory in Somerset, crucial for JLR's new electric models, is now facing significant construction problems.

A huge fire has badly damaged a Leicestershire shopping centre, with a large part of its roof collapsing.

Many people in Israel fear their safety has been weakened and say promises made during the conflict have not been met.

Popular Star Fox soft toys, which were first released in Japan, are now available for European fans.

A new UK study found telling drivers about SUV dangers to pedestrians doesn't stop them buying one.

London's strict licensing rules mean its nightlife is struggling, while other UK cities like Manchester and Leeds are thriving after hours.

The European Commission wants to rewrite a key water law, sparking alarm as many new mines are planned for drought-hit areas.

Reform UK is facing significant internal issues, with party insiders claiming they "blew it again" in Makerfield.

Even with Vinicius Jr scoring, many are asking why the real Brazil hasn't appeared at the 2026 World Cup.

The Bar Standards Board, which regulates barristers in the UK, has forbidden the chief prosecutor for the International Criminal Court from engaging in further legal practice.

This 1.2% increase represents the most robust monthly expansion since January, marking a rebound from a decline in April.

These new weapons can hit targets over 500km away, and Britain hopes to send them to Ukraine within months.

Ecuador's World Cup hopes are on the line today, needing a win to avoid an early exit from the tournament.

Ivory Coast's World Cup squad gets a boost as key forward Elye Wahi is now cleared to play Germany on Saturday.

Sweden are heading into their Group F match against the Netherlands feeling confident after their best World Cup scoring performance.

Despite a strong alliance, Poland has opted not to award Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky with its highest state honor, the Order of the White Eagle.

Despite a 3-0 victory over Haiti, Brazil's performance was largely unconvincing, especially after a flat second half.

Lidl's first ever pub saw a fight break out just hours after it opened its doors in Northern Ireland.

Ukraine's President Zelensky has given Belarus a week to remove Russian drone guidance equipment, threatening Ukraine will act if they don't.

A driver died and 89 people were hurt after two passenger trains collided near Bedford on Friday afternoon.

This $400 million Boeing 747, gifted by Qatar, is a significant upgrade for presidential travel, described as the world's most luxurious.

This highly contagious H5N1 strain has now been found on every continent, with Australia confirming its first mainland case.

It's their first family trip with children to the UK in four years, and they've been offered a royal place to stay.

Visitors can now see a rare breeding success at a central London royal park after young birds survived their first month.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer faces growing calls to set a departure timetable after Andy Burnham's by-election win.

Travellers may still face delays as flight timetables continue to be affected while staff work to return services to normal.

It's the first time a UK government department has stopped using the platform, showing growing worries about its impact.

A new AI company has raised about £12 million to help the NHS tackle long waiting times and staff shortages.

This massive investment is needed to upgrade the country for its net zero targets, with ordinary people expected to pay.

He directed over 1,000 episodes of beloved shows like Friends and Cheers, shaping generations of comedy.

A console, Nex Playground, launched on June 22, 2024, aiming to get kids moving with body-tracking AI and no controllers.

It is anticipated that the Duchess and Duke of Sussex will travel to the UK with their children, Archie and Lilibet, in July; this will be the children's first visit to the country in four years.

Tunisia are bottom of Group F after a heavy 5-1 opening loss to Sweden, and will now face Japan.

Scotland fell to a 1-0 defeat against Morocco in their second World Cup group game in Boston on Friday, undone by a goal inside the opening two minutes.