Serbian police shut down festival promoting cultural exchange with Kosovo
Serbian police have banned a festival that promotes cultural exchange with Kosovo following a rally by far-right protesters outside the venue.
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'More people could die': Warning after beloved dad, 42, went to work and never came home
A coroner has issued a safety warning after a scaffolder died when a hydraulic arm came down on him. Father-of-two Michael Harrison, 42, from Tyldesley, was crushed to death.
The Oilers must move on quickly from their Game 7 loss
A comeback for the ages fell just short last night as the Edmonton Oilers lost 2-1 to the Florida Panthers in a nail-biting Game 7 of the Stanley Cup final. After becoming the first team in 79 years to force a deciding game in the championship series after trailing 3-0, the Oilers came agonizingly close to joining the 1942 Maple Leafs as the only clubs to complete the rally. But the reinvigorated Panthers held on to capture the first Stanley Cup in franchise history and prevent the Oilers from becoming the first Canadian team to win the Cup in 31 years. Another big trophy did go to an Oiler though, as Connor McDavid won the Conn Smythe Trophy for playoff MVP. He's the first player from the losing team to get the award in 21 years and just the second non-goalie, after Philadelphia forward Reggie Leach in 1976. Florida fans booed the choice (they wanted Panthers goalie Sergei Bobrovsky), but McDavid was the correct pick. He broke Wayne Gretzky's record for most assists in a post-season with 34 (in 25 games), while his 42 points were the fourth-most ever and just five shy of the Great One's record. McDavid fuelled the Oilers' comeback with an incredible eight points in Games 4 and 5, and even when he didn't get on the scoresheet (which was the case in Games 6 and 7) he was the best player on the ice and a scoring-chance machine.
Alan Titchmarsh shares how to stop harmful summer disease from 'killing off' roses
A useful tip shared by Alan Titchmarsh can help gardeners save their roses from being 'killed off' by a disease this summer. Roses are popular in gardens due to their gorgeous blooms - but they may never flower again if you are not on the lookout for signs of black spot disease.
Stockport bar faces licence review after 'serious crime' at Underbanks site
A Stockport bar is facing a licence review after allegations of 'serious crime' at the premises.
Staying safe during UK heatwave - essential tips to spot and treat heat exhaustion and heatstroke
In anticipation of the soaring temperatures expected to top 30C in the coming days, many Brits are eager to break free and bask in the glory of this long-awaited British Summer. After enduring weeks of uncertainty over the forecasted date of warmer weather hitting the UK, sun-lovers will be relieved to know that the Met Office has confirmed a significant temperature rise from Sunday through Thursday.
Over 1,000 Muslims died during this year’s Hajj pilgrimage
More than 1,000 people died during this year’s Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia as pilgrims faced extreme temperatures, officials said Sunday.
5 questions that'll decide the USMNT's fate at Copa América - ESPN
We're finally here: The U.S. men's national team will play its first real competitive matches since the loss to the Netherlands in the round of 16 of the 2022 World Cup — and it's the USMNT's last real competitive matches before the group stages of the 2026 World Cup.