Fear of the Three Lions? Brazilians complain Argentina's 'dream' path to World Cup final 'needs investigating' - while they will face ENGLAND in the quarter-finals if both teams get that far
Reigning champions Argentina have benefited from a 'dream' run to the World Cup final that 'needs investigating', Brazilians have complained ahead of the knockout rounds.
Rescuers are shocked to find plane crash survivors sitting on the aircraft... floating off the coast of Wales
RNLI lifeboat crews and a HM Coastguard helicopter rushed to the scene on Friday evening following a Mayday call from a light aircraft carrying two people.
Clarifications and corrections
An article on 22 June 2026 entitled 'Air Miles Andy is back' suggested that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had visited a property in France belonging to Mr Mohammad Baker.
Drink-driver who caused crash after driving wrong way on major road sentenced
A drink-driver who crashed into another vehicle after driving the wrong way down the A14 has been sentenced.
Jeremy Clarkson's TV return confirmed: TV personality will front new series of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? after cancer battle
Jeremy Clarkson is returning to TV after his cancer battle.
California couple's desperate bid to save man, 28, from crocodile attack ends in tragedy after they heard screams coming from beach while on vacation in Mexico
The horrific attacked unfolded Friday around 6.30pm near the Marriott Puerto Vallarta Resort & Spa.
Lorna Luxe, 43, says she 'wasn't destined to be a young widow' and 'genuinely believed' she had 'decades left' with husband John despite their age gap - after his tragic death at 64
Lorna Luxe, 43, has spoken out about how she 'was not destined to be a young widow' following her husband John Andrews' death at 64.
Scientists Think Neptune and Uranus May Not Be the Ice Giants We Imagined
The planets Neptune and Uranus may be better described as "magma-ocean giants" rather than "ice giants," according to a team of researchers from the University of California. Gizmodo reports:
While the Voyager flyby confirmed the planets' classification as ice giants... [a]s the least explored planets in the solar system, the two planets have never been thoroughly investigated. Therefore, scientists aren't sure where the planets originally formed in the early solar system or the reason for their wildly chaotic magnetic fields. A long-standing hypothesis suggests that both worlds have a hydrogen/helium atmosphere that covers a vast mantle of ices, made primarily of water, ammonia, and methane, with a rocky core. The new study, however, notes that the three-layer model of an ice giant's interior structure is not the only way to explain the properties of the two planets.
The researchers also point out that objects found in the Kuiper Belt, which are thought to preserve evidence of the material in the outer Solar System where Uranus and Neptune formed, are primarily composed of rock rather than ice. For the recent study, the researchers simulated different models for the interior processes and composition of Uranus and Neptune. The model that best fits Uranus's and Neptune's different properties suggests the two planets have a well-mixed magma ocean with dissolved hydrogen at the bottom and a hydrogen-dominated envelope at the top. The model suggests that at high pressures, hydrogen gas can dissolve into magma, forming a well-mixed fluid. This mixing might help explain Uranus's and Neptune's density, which has traditionally been interpreted as evidence for an ice-rich interior.
The article notes that the theory "could also help scientists understand the interior structure of sub-Neptune planets in the Milky Way, which have thus far remained a mystery."
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The Home Counties village where 'travellers outnumber locals': Families in 20 caravans expand illegal camp as they bulldoze another field in weekend land grab
Workers descended on the field in Tilsworth, Bedfordshire two weeks ago before building an unauthorised encampment next to an existing legal site.
Surge in demand for annuities as retirees look to swerve inheritance tax on their pension: Are they worth another look?
Britons are reconsidering annuities, however data still shows widespread misunderstanding about what they are and how they work.
UK firm bombarded debt-ridden people with 5.5M texts
KRA Consultancy Ltd fined £300K over fake bailiff threats in 'calculated' scheme that caused 'real fear and distress'
Two yacht club members in £320K court fight over 80ft Dutch houseboat: Captain 'harassed commodore after accusing him of dodging barge mooring fees'
Ex-Greenwich Yacht Club cruiser captain Stefan Oloffs (pictured) allegedly hounded commodore Richard Phillips for mooring his 'whopping' barge at the club.
Stampede of takeover bids for British firms to net bankers and advisers £600m in fees
Some £60bn of offers have been tabled for London-listed companies so far this year as foreign predators circle the UK stock market on the hunt for bargains.
Nicola Peltz's family marries into another showbiz dynasty as her brother Will ties the knot with the late Quincy Jones's model daughter - with groom's billionaire dad Nelson and his mom Claudia acting as best man and matron of honour
Nicola Peltz's family have joined forces with another showbiz dynasty following the wedding of the actress' brother Will to the late Quincy Jones' daughter.
Let's bring foreign predators to heel and stop British firms becoming sitting ducks: RUTH SUNDERLAND
Andy Burnham's comments on the bond markets reveal that he is not a sophisticated thinker on economics, so we must hope he listens to his heavyweight advisers.
Emma Raducanu WITHDRAWS from Wimbledon: Gutted British No 1 forced to pull out through injury on eve of the tournament as scans show stress fracture
The British No 1 had been managing an issue in her lower leg for several weeks but practiced at the All England Club on Sunday and as of the afternoon had been planning on playing.
US and Iran 'will stand down' after series of strikes threatened to break latest ceasefire agreement
Washington said ships can once again move freely through the Strait of Hormuz and confirmed technical talks with Tehran remain on track ahead of planned discussions in Qatar.
Venezuela earthquake rescuers discover collapsed buildings were 'held up by STYROFOAM' as catastrophic death toll reaches 1,430
A shocking video recorded by a Venezuelan rescuer shows the man easily pulling away chunks of the wall's internal material with nothing but his hands.
Telling internet platforms where to stick public service media will serve nobody. Turn it on its head
Show not tell makes a far finer script
See if you can spot yourself in these photos from State Fayre Festival
There were plenty of smiling faces throughout the weekend