6 September 2026, in sixty words

Five people were killed and five taken to hospital when an Amazon cargo plane overran a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday afternoon, the Miami-Dade sheriff said.

The anti-immigration group Patriot Platform, formed in June from smaller local groups, organised Saturday's protest at Dover port.

Gianni Infantino, Fifa's president since 2016, intends to seek re-election in March 2027, despite resistance after abandoning a proposal for divesting interests in Fifa tournaments.

China's finance ministry is putting $54 billion into state-owned banks and insurers to strengthen its financial system and support the economy.

An Amazon Boeing 767 cargo jet crashed on a road outside Miami International Airport on Sunday afternoon.

China's finance ministry is leading a combined $54 billion capital injection into state-owned insurers and banks to strengthen its financial system.

US ambassador Mike Huckabee made the remarks after Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband shared a clip claiming that life-saving treatments are being stopped from reaching Gaza.

The inflatable boat set off from Normandy, roughly 170 miles from the usual departure points near Calais.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the movement of Qatari funds into Gaza, asserting it served humanitarian ends.

A report by the Campaign for Freedom in Everyday Life shows 19 local authorities demand these commercial-style licences.

Jared Kushner, the US president's son-in-law, led the negotiating team alongside envoy Steve Witkoff.

Germany recently blamed Moscow for an attempted strike at the airport last month, shutting down a Russian consulate in Berlin as punishment.

Zia Yusuf, the party's home affairs spokesman, questioned Sagal Abdi-Wali running for parliament after noting she was born in Somalia.

Arthur Laffer, an economist who advised three US presidents, claims the country is entering a "death spiral" ahead of October's Budget.

The Caribbean country wants him to ask the privy council, an appeals court in London, if Britain legally owes compensation for the slave trade.

Nigel Farage suspended two close aides on Friday after a hidden camera caught them apparently discussing ways to bypass funding rules.

The nuclear-powered vessel and its roughly 5,000 crew members just finished a major combat role fighting against Iran.

The ex-defense chief says America is facing a dangerous stalemate that risks becoming a long-term failure like Iraq.

Thailand has temporarily stopped 166 data centre projects, including 49 already under construction, to develop nationwide standards for resource use and safety.

Kimi Antonelli has won the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, leading a Mercedes 1–2 as George Russell finished second.

A Qantas flight from Queenstown to Sydney was diverted on Saturday after passengers saw flames coming from an engine.

An inquiry has been launched by authorities into a blaze which caused the deaths of 22 individuals at a wedding celebration in Kinshasa, DR Congo.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has defended transferring Qatari money to Gaza before the 7 October 2023 Hamas attacks.

Coco Gauff, the 2023 American champion, beat Spain's Cristina Bucsa to reach the fourth round, keeping her bid for a second title alive.

Kalie McCrystal, a 38-year-old Canadian athlete, was last seen on Tuesday while descending the Matterhorn on the Swiss-Italian border.

Gianni Infantino, who has led Fifa since 2016, will stand for a fourth term in March 2027, the football governing body confirmed on Sunday.

FE Lifestyle, ridden by US rider Jennie Brannigan, was eliminated at the final trot-up this morning, leaving 27 pairs to showjump.

Richard O'Sullivan, known for his roles in 1970s sitcoms like 'Man About the House', passed away peacefully on Friday.

Iran's parliament speaker warned of a "faster, heavier, and more painful" response to any violation of Iran's interests.

Charles Leclerc has crashed at Monza, bringing the session to a temporary halt as Race Control deploys a red flag.

The US military had planned to start mandatory testosterone screening for its personnel, with a clinical guidance document released on September 2.

Erling Haaland scored his 20th goal in 21 games against new Premier League teams to secure a narrow victory for Manchester City.

Ireland's Cara Murray claimed four wickets, reaching a series total of eight, which was the highest count for any bowler.

A 45-year-old British tourist has died after attempting to swim to a beach from a Spanish ferry.

The US and Iran have exchanged attacks on ships following an escalation in their conflict over the past week.

Indonesia's Anak Krakatau volcano erupted on Friday, sending ash up to 50,000ft and causing six airports to suspend operations.

Jaguar Land Rover is anticipated to reveal a significant redundancy initiative on Monday, resulting in the elimination of up to 4,000 positions.

Dozens of masked, black-clad people blocked roads into Dover port on Saturday, causing delays and congestion for up to 45 minutes.

German startup Isar Aerospace successfully launched its Spectrum rocket into low-Earth orbit on Saturday, making it Europe's first fully commercial orbital launch vehicle.

ByteDance, the company behind TikTok, has obtained a substantial loan of $29.6 billion from almost 30 banks.

Ray Kurzweil, a leading AI scientist, has joined Subsense, a Silicon Valley startup aiming to merge smartphones with the brain.

The guide aims to help staff and students across south-east England, developed by University of Sussex researchers.

Massive plans will see £6 billion spent on regeneration across north Manchester's neighbourhoods and high streets over decades.

The loss, equal to about £3,000 per person annually, could have made the NHS world-class and eliminated waiting lists, according to a Stanford University professor.

Many Brits suffer from frequent night wakings, which can be driven by an underlying health problem, making good sleep difficult.

September brings several sky events, including two meteor showers that won't be easy to see due to moonlight and low rates.

The huge new constellation could make the night sky look like it has more moving stars than stationary ones.

TikTok, Instagram and YouTube host the BookTok and Bookstagram communities, inspiring a new generation to read more.

After his meeting with President Macron in London this week, King Charles has returned to Scotland.

The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland addressed the 2026 British-Irish Association Conference in Oxford on 4 September.

Parents can help their state-schooled children gain the confidence often seen in private school pupils, without paying thousands.

A Cairo court on Saturday sentenced Egyptian TV presenter Sarah Khalifa and 11 others to death by hanging in a major drugs case.

Fans have waited six years for news on who will play the iconic spy, with many well-known names rumoured for the role.

Sudan's ongoing conflict has severely damaged its electricity grid, leading to frequent and long power cuts across the country.

Federal regulators are investigating if Tesla's new Cybercab robotaxis meet safety rules, just a day after the company launched them.

Germany is planning a broad package of measures to protect against sabotage, according to a report by Bild on Sunday.

France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot called on European countries to restrict their commercial dealings with unlawful Israeli settlements located in the occupied West Bank.

Ten fire engines and specialist vehicles are tackling a large fire involving scrap metal and tyres on Boulder Bridge Lane, Carlton.

Scientists now think Mercury's surface contains about 37% silicon dioxide, up to 25% less than previous estimates.

Irish boxing star Katie Taylor dominated Flora Pili on Saturday at Dublin's Croke Park in her last professional fight.

Pristimantis milpe, a common frog, was hiding in plain sight for over 100 years, mistaken for another species.

America's top negotiators are hoping for positive meetings in Kyiv on Sunday, following three-hour talks with Vladimir Putin.

Thailand's adjustment forms part of its strategy to address offences committed by foreign nationals and stop the misuse of its visa arrangements.

Illicit versions of retatrutide, an experimental weight-loss drug still in trials, are being sold widely in the UK.

The twin-seat F-4 Phantom jet crashed on Saturday during a low-altitude manoeuvre at Tanagra air base, about 60 kilometres north of Athens.

A new government-funded National Roads Policing Coordination Centre will bring police forces across England together to tackle illegal number plates.

Jakarta's main airport suspended flights until 9:30 a.m.

King Charles and Queen Camilla joined thousands of cheering spectators at the annual Braemar Gathering on Saturday.

A study revealed that individuals in older age groups whose calf circumferences measured less than 31cm experienced approximately twice the risk of mortality across a nine-year span.

A new VAT cut on electricity, effective from October 1, may bring down the expense of powering an electric car at home to approximately 1.52p per mile.

More extreme weather like heatwaves and thunderstorms will cause increased air traffic disruption.

The 'mental load' is the unseen work of planning and organising daily household life, with studies suggesting it mostly falls to women.

Britain's morning newspaper headlines include concerns that the country is 'taxing itself to death'.

Robert Pattinson's new A24 film "Primetime" premiered at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday, earning a nearly eight-minute standing ovation.

All trains to Heathrow Airport were stopped on Saturday due to a trackside grass fire near Scrubs Lane, North Kensington, blocking lines from London Paddington.

Prince William will attend the funeral of Norway's King Harald V in Oslo next week, as Buckingham Palace announced.

The UK and US are working together to shut down scam centres that steal billions through investment and romance fraud.

Jaguar Land Rover is offering voluntary redundancies to save about £1.7 billion over the next two years.

Google's AI assistant, Gemini Spark, can now help with tasks like editing images and creating albums in Google Photos.

Apple's new iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max will be unveiled on September 9, with new CEO John Ternus leading the event.

The US and UK have signed a deal to work together on shutting down scam centres that steal billions through investment and romance fraud.