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Singer Yeison Jimenez and five others were killed when a light aircraft crashed while travelling to Medellin; authorities confirmed all six occupants died.

A tourist speedboat collided with a fishing trawler near the Phi Phi Islands, throwing 52 people into the sea; Thai authorities report one tourist has died, several were injured, and an investigation has been launched.

The film Zootopia 2 has coincided with increased online listings for Indonesian pit vipers in parts of China, and experts and charities say this trend poses public safety and animal welfare concerns.

Robert Hardman reports that Prince William did not read Prince Harry's 2023 memoir Spare and aides said he declined to respond publicly to its claims.

A former production assistant, Dominic Morlino, wrote on Substack that Millie Bobby Brown was friendly and spent time with crew during his one day on the Stranger Things set; he says he worked a long 17-hour shift and was not called back for further days.

Iran's parliament speaker warned that any US attack would lead Tehran to strike at Israel and regional US bases. Media reports say the US held preliminary discussions about military options while widespread protests and communications restrictions continue in Iran.

Tottenham have rejected Roma's loan approach for Radu Dragusin, and Mathys Tel is reported to be seeking a loan to gain more game time.

Britney Spears posted on Instagram suggesting she could perform in the UK and Australia soon and said she will not perform in the US for "extremely sensitive reasons".

President Trump's comments about acquiring Greenland and his refusal to rule out using force have created tension with Denmark, the territory's sovereign; analysts note Denmark could invoke NATO's Article 4 to request consultations.

The article reports Egypt beat Côte d'Ivoire 3-2 in the AFCON quarter-final and will face Senegal in the semi, where Mohamed Salah meets former teammate Sadio Mané; the author likens the performance to Egypt's 2008 side.