Aaron Judge

The Guardian
TV tonight: Ellie and Natasia get their own beautifully out-of-control series
A sketch show that recognises random funniness and runs with it. Plus: the history of London’s secret 60s lesbian club. Here’s what to watch this evening
17 hours ago
The Independent
Mehmet Oz appears to edit his Juneteenth message on Trump’s Truth Social to remove the word ‘equality’
Trump-endorsed celebrity TV doctor is trailing far behind in the polls
a day ago
ITN
Labour MP says it's good for party to visit picket lines
Labour MP Richard Burgon defied Sir Keir Starmer's orders by visiting a rail strike picket at Victoria station on Tuesday. He says it's important the party shows union members they're "on their side".
7 hours ago
The Independent
Ekin-Su: Love Island 2022 contestant in profile
Outspoken contestant arrived as one of the first bombshells of the new series
3 hours ago
Glasgow Times
Fears lease of East End football pitch 'will shut residents out of green space'
The football club is currently erecting a fence around the pitch.
2 days ago
The Independent
Man completes first ever commute in 'flying car'
Man completes first ever commute in 'flying car'
9 hours ago
The Independent
Hillary Clinton says ‘sexist’ Putin would ‘manspread for effect’
‘We had some interesting, even helpful, interactions in private,’ the former secretary of state admitted
a day ago
Reuters
Factbox - Which British workers are heading for industrial action?
British trade unions have warned the country faces a summer of disruption as workers struggling with the mounting cost of living crisis threaten strike action in disputes over pay. Britain faces its biggest rail strike in 30 years this week when tens of thousands of staff across the country walk out on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday over pay freezes and job cuts. Unions representing rail and transport workers are currently balloting for further action next month across several rail operators as well as Network Rail, the owner and infrastructure manager of most of the rail network in Britain.
a day ago
The Guardian
Morning mail: bid to halt $16bn gas project to protect Great Barrier Reef, questions over Barilaro job
Wednesday: Activists are seeking to put a stop to the Scarborough development in WA. Plus: Elon Musk warns of US recession
2 hours ago
The Independent
Volvo unveils hydrogen-powered trucks that emit water vapor and have 600-mile range
The company hopes to start selling them by the end of the decade
2 hours ago
PA Media: UK News
Guide Dogs launches scheme to provide free iPads to children with sight loss
The Tech for All service aims to boost the independence and sociability of young people with vision impairment.
13 hours ago
News Shopper
What is a 500 internal server error and how do you fix it?
When using the internet for work, shopping or gaming nothing is more frustrating than an outage or error that puts a halt to your browsing.
14 hours ago
The Guardian
La Niña has ended but there’s a 50-50 chance another will form by the Australian summer
Bureau of Meteorology says winter will be wetter than average and a rare three-in-a-row La Niña is still on the cards
13 hours ago
KameraOne
Lucky pedestrian narrowly escapes road collapse
An unsuspecting pedestrian narrowly escaped a with his life when heavy rains caused a road to collapse under his feet in Assam, India.
a day ago
Evening Standard
The best dog friendly restaurants in London
Fancy a meal out with your beloved mutt? Ben McCormack has the answers
7 hours ago
Western Telegraph
Ten weeks in prison for man who drove whilst disqualified in Pembrokeshire
A driver has been put in prison for ten weeks for driving on a Pembroke Dock road while disqualified.
11 hours ago
Oxford Mail
Takeaway is appealing £120k fire safety fine today
The Court of Appeal will today consider whether a £120,000 fine for fire safety breaches at an Abingdon takeaway was excessive.
20 hours ago
Euronews
World Refugee Day: UN says climate change and Ukraine war driving up numbers
"I had a right to build a better future, it wasn't possible to do that in Somalia." Abdullahi Ahmed, now a councillor in Turin, spoke to delegates on UN World Refugee Day.
a day ago
Evening Standard
Glastonbury festival-goers face travel ‘nightmare’ as strikes cause chaos
Festival-goers have said they will face a travel “nightmare” on their way to Glastonbury Festival as rail strikes cancel services. Around half of the trains to Castle Cary, Somerset, have been cancelled, while some of those travelling to the site in Pilton have complained that restrictions on their tickets mean they may not make it to the festival. In a bid to avoid congestion, Glastonbury announced that car parks would open at 4pm on Tuesday but festival-goers have been urged not to camp in car parks.
8 hours ago
The Independent
Wild social media footage shows teens throwing an illegal party at an $8m Florida home
Social media footage shows young people converting the foyer into a makeshift boxing ring
5 hours ago

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