Heba Muraisi, a Palestine Action activist, has refused food for about 70 days and is reported to be seriously unwell; officials say the detainees face alleged serious charges and remand decisions are made by independent judges.
Reports say President Trump asked special forces to draw up plans for an invasion of Greenland, and senior U.S. military leaders are resisting those plans on legal and congressional grounds.
Lush has released four new Ultrabland cleansing balms aimed at different skin concerns, with prices around £16–£17. Early customer comments note a melting texture and examples of effective makeup removal, though reviews are still limited.
Macclesfield, a National League North side, beat holders Crystal Palace 2-1 in the FA Cup third round, and defender Sam Heathcote will return to his job as a PE teacher on Monday.
German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil said international law applies to everyone, including the United States, and that Greenland's future is for Denmark and Greenland to decide. He spoke ahead of a G7 finance ministers' meeting that will focus on access to critical minerals.
The Conservative party says it would ban under-16s from social media and would ban phones in schools, citing concerns about young people’s mental health and concentration. Kemi Badenoch is set to discuss the proposal on the BBC's Sunday Politics programme.
India has proposed new smartphone security requirements — including source code review, limits on background permissions, year-long log retention and periodic malware scans — and major manufacturers and industry groups have expressed objections.
Top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka beat Marta Kostyuk 6-4, 6-3 to win the Brisbane International in 1 hour 17 minutes, and the trophy presentation featured a tense exchange between the players.
India has proposed telecom security standards that would ask phone makers to share device source code and notify authorities about major software updates; government and industry are engaged in consultations and no final legal rule has been imposed.
Officials say Sir Keir Starmer discussed NATO plans to bolster Arctic deterrence and that military planners are drawing up options for operations in Greenland.
