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King Charles III's US visit turns into a high-stakes diplomatic test as he navigates Donald Trump, security fears after a Washington shooting, and royal controversies shadowing the trip.

Gareth Williams and his nearly 2 -year-old daughter have become social media favourites after sharing their mountain bike adventures in Blaenau Gwent, Wales. Their heartwarming videos have gained over three million views and more than 10,000 followers in a week. Viewers love Indie's excitement, her love for animals and nature, and her Welsh accent.

Danielle Crowther from Kent passed out at her wedding reception after drinking alcohol on an empty stomach, ending her night in an ambulance. The ceremony went smoothly, but the reception took a turn when she became unresponsive. A viral video showed paramedics carrying her away. Danielle later said she had no memory of the incident.

A viral video showing a tourist freely using her phone in Mumbai has sparked debate about safety in India versus London. The traveller said she felt less worried in India than in UK capital, where phone theft is rising. Some agreed, others criticised. Many said both places have different issues and personal experiences may not reflect full reality.

An Indian-origin speech therapist in UK was dismissed after admitting she could not fully understand English, despite claiming it as her first language in her job application. Sai Keerthana Sriperambuduru struggled to communicate with patients and staff, leading to her removal after probation. A tribunal later ruled she tried to mislead employer.

A new report suggests British cryptographer Adam Back could be Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, citing similarities in ideas, writing style, and early connections. However, the claim remains unproven and Back has denied it.

Four Jewish community ambulances were set on fire in Golders Green, London, in a suspected antisemitic attack. Police are investigating the incident as a hate crime, with no arrests made yet. Gas cylinder explosions damaged nearby buildings.

A court jailed 19-year-old Lexi Dyas after she drove her car at Declan Mahoney in a railway station car park in Mountain Ash, south Wales. CCTV showed the moment the car struck the teenager while he played rugby. Mahoney suffered fractures and PTSD.

Labour Party is under fire for refusing to support a bill that would ban first-cousin marriage in the UK. Critics say the move ignores serious health risks and public support for a ban. The bill, proposed by Tory MP, has been stalled for over a year 

UK has banned junk food adverts on daytime TV and online to reduce childhood obesity, targeting foods high in fat, salt or sugar and applies before 9pm and across digital platforms. Govt says it could remove billions of calories from children's diets