Huge cliff collapse almost hits sunbathers on Devon beach

As a double-EURO-winning Lioness, Alessia Russo played a pivotal role in England's victory over Spain in the Euro 2025 final, scoring an equaliser that led to a penalty shootout win. Celebrations erupted across the country, with former clubs and schools honoring players like Lucy Bronze and Michelle Agyemang, who have inspired the next generation of female footballers. Want More Context? 🔎

A disgruntled Bishop of Fulham, Jonathan Baker, interrupted a choir concert at St Andrew's Church in Holborn, demanding attendees leave his "house" after turning off the lights and criticizing the performance as a "terrible racket." Despite the choir having booked the venue until 11pm, the bishop later apologized, unaware of the concert's technical delays, while the choir exited singing Abba's "Dancing Queen." Want More Context? 🔎

Yvonne Ford, a 59-year-old British woman, died from rabies in June after being scratched by a stray puppy while on holiday in Morocco. Her daughter, Robyn Thomson, is now campaigning for dog vaccinations against rabies to prevent similar tragedies, sharing the harrowing details of her mother's rapid decline in health following the initial scratch. Want More Context? 🔎

Wildfires are devastating Turkey, Greece, and Bulgaria amid extreme heat, evacuating tens of thousands and resulting in over a dozen deaths, including firefighters. Turkey's highest temperature reached 50.5°C, while Greece faced multiple major fires, particularly in Athens and Kythera, and Bulgaria's emergency services deemed the situation critical with nearly 100 active fire locations. Want More Context? 🔎

Prince William and 10-year-old Princess Charlotte celebrated England's victory in the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Final, where they triumphed over Spain in a penalty shootout. Charlotte, who signed off a royal statement congratulating the Lionesses, was seen displaying a range of emotions throughout the match, reflecting the nation's excitement and pride. Want More Context? 🔎

An emergency alert system will be tested on September 7 at 3 PM in the UK, sending high-pitched alarms to 87 million mobile devices to ensure the system's functionality. This nationwide drill aims to prepare the public for real emergencies and raise awareness, particularly among vulnerable groups, about the alerts' importance in life-threatening situations. Want More Context? 🔎