The black silk dress that Princess Diana wore at the Serpentine Gallery after Prince Charles’s televised confession is being auctioned, with estimates up to £220,000.

Diana’s famed black silk gown, worn to the Serpentine Gallery after Prince Charles’ admission of infidelity, is auctioning today for $300k. Find out why the piece has become a cultural milestone.

Dozens aboard the Liberia‑flagged Ocean Melody are lost. The blaze erupted during maintenance, prompting urgent rescue efforts.

US President Donald Trump promises $5,000 to every American if Republicans win the 2026 midterms, potentially costing $1.3 trillion – but experts question its legality.

Pilot on Amazon cargo plane flagged excessive speed before Miami crash; investigators find high landing speed and delayed flap deployment.

A blaze on the MV June Aster near Coron has killed five and left 86 people missing, according to Philippine coastguard officials.

A passenger survived a fire on the MV June Aster by leaping into the sea as the ship burned near Palawan, while authorities search for the missing.

A blaze on the MV June Aster off Coron, Palawan resulted in 5 fatalities and 86 people still missing after the vessel caught fire near its destination.

Anak Krakatau erupts, sending ash to 15,000m, grounding flights and leaving 270,000 passengers stranded while Indonesia’s airports extend closures until Monday.

Anak Krakatau eruption shut Jakarta’s main airport and four others, grounding thousands of flights and leaving more than 270,000 people stranded amid ash‑laden skies.

Uganda’s defense chief announces withdrawal from the Invictus Games to avoid contradicting King Charles, sparking questions about political and royal dynamics.

LIV Golf has filed for Chapter 11 after Saudi Arabia pulls its multi‑billion‑dollar funding, freeing players to leave and paving the way for a new player‑owned league.

A Lithuanian coach used a modest quiz‑show win to move to London, and after years of determination he now leads Sabah to the first Champions League title for the club.

100 creators are accredited at the US Open, raising questions over etiquette as players face disruptions.

A Lexus SUV driver faces trial for the crash that killed two of Anthony Joshua’s team members, with reports that an attempted overtaking maneuver was the cause.

Diana’s famed black silk gown, worn to the Serpentine Gallery after Prince Charles’ admission of infidelity, is auctioning today for $300k. Find out why the piece has become a cultural milestone.

A fleet of 2,977 drones lit up New York Harbor in a full‑scale display of the Twin Towers, each light honouring a 9/11 victim—an art event that brought the city together in remembrance.

The White House has removed its ‘Build the Wall’ minigame after The Tetris Company raised a copyright infringement complaint.

Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone call out President Trump by rebranding their long-running show as 'South America'.

Animated series flips its name to ‘South America’ as a jab at Trump’s controversial map edits, celebrating an Emmy win and skirting political snub.

Brother of a Muslim first responder who died on 9/11 reflects on this anniversary amid political tensions in New York City.

In the wake of the September 11 attacks, ordinary Americans share how the day unfolded for them— from driving limos to heading to school. The BBC takes a closer look at their recollections.

Newly de‑classified documents show Spanish intelligence warned of a mass migrant crossing into Ceuta prior to the July 30 surge, sparking debate over government oversight.

Families still feel 9/11 grief and dread a trial delay, as the mastermind faces a 2028 trial after 20‑year imprisonment. 25 years later, hope for justice lingers.

British widow Joyce Thomas faces deportation from Sweden after failing to apply for residence following Brexit, sparking calls for more compassionate migration policy.

A catastrophic blaze destroyed two schools in Bukavu, killing at least 24 children and burning hundreds of homes.

The first-ever Republican midterm convention, held in Dallas, aimed to energize voters while facing on‑site protests.

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders urges Congress to ban AI superintelligence and offers a new sovereign wealth plan that would give the U.S. a 50% stake in future AI companies.

Brother of a Muslim first responder who died on 9/11 reflects on this anniversary amid political tensions in New York City.

Russian forces intensify attacks on Kramatorsk, Slovyansk and Kostyantynivka, prompting mass evacuations and rising civilian casualties.

A tourist coach crashed in the Swiss Alps, killing multiple people and injuring others, with 48 Dutch passengers on board.

A blaze on the MV June Aster near Coron has killed five and left 86 people missing, according to Philippine coastguard officials.

Médecins Sans Frontières warns that cuts in international aid are shutting down Sudan’s hospitals, adding pressure to an already fragile health system amid war.

New York City unveils 25‑year‑old records exposing toxic air at Ground Zero, sparking debate over 9/11 health aftermath.

Mayor Mamdani releases 170k pages revealing toxic air after the attacks. The move follows a lawsuit and promises transparency for 25 years of uncertainty.

A fleet of 2,977 drones lit up New York Harbor in a full‑scale display of the Twin Towers, each light honouring a 9/11 victim—an art event that brought the city together in remembrance.

Russian forces intensify attacks on Kramatorsk, Slovyansk and Kostyantynivka, prompting mass evacuations and rising civilian casualties.

For families like Juliette Scauso's, the hunt for their loved ones continues as forensic science unlocks new DNA matches from Ground Zero.

Pilot on Amazon cargo plane flagged excessive speed before Miami crash; investigators find high landing speed and delayed flap deployment.

Apple's iPhone Duo, priced at £1,999, marks the company's first foldable device under new CEO John Ternus, redefining smartphone design for the first time in two decades.