Daily Star

Britain is set for a fourth summer blast, predicted to reach 31°C and coincide with the start of the school holidays.

Entertainers trained in the art of humour are urging people not to label lacklustre leaders as “clowns”, calling for the term “buffoons” instead to preserve their profession’s dignity.

Donald Trump drew attention for complimenting Liberia’s President on his English fluency—despite English being Liberia’s official language—raising questions about the former US leader’s awareness of other nations’ linguistic backgrounds.

Christian Horner, who formerly led Red Bull, has been dismissed under circumstances that attracted significant attention, prompting much speculation about the reasons behind his departure.

Gregg Wallace was sacked by the BBC after numerous allegations of misconduct emerged, though he denies wrongdoing and insists he will not be removed from the spotlight.

A new invention provides real-time alerts for excessive alcohol consumption, prompting individuals to recognise when they should slow down and potentially reducing the impact of overindulgence.

Britain braces for a scorching 35C heatwave, surpassing Delhi’s forecast and prompting health and travel advisories nationwide.

Liverpool stars, including Virgil van Dijk and Andy Robertson, paid their respects in Portugal to Diogo Jota and André Silva, after the newlywed forward and his brother died in a crash.

After a lengthy hiatus, the Gallagher brothers returned to the stage in triumphant fashion, thrilling fans with their renewed camaraderie and unmistakable British rock sound.

Tributes are pouring in for a much-loved footballer following his untimely passing, with many lauding his exceptional talent, loyal friendships and heartfelt commitment to his family.