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Cold War Nuclear Bunker in Kent Listed for €52,600
A Cold War-era nuclear monitoring bunker in Folkestone, Kent, is up for auction at €52,600. The underground site, unused since 1991, comes with strict auction terms and is not classified as a residential property. Its unique history and location have drawn renewed attention.
J.K. Rowling Names 'Deathly Hallows: Part 1' Her Top Harry Potter Film
J.K. Rowling has identified 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1' as her preferred film in the series. The author shared her view during a recent event, sparking discussion among fans.
Rolls-Royce Spectre Series II Sets New Standard for Electric Luxury
The Rolls-Royce Spectre Series II arrives with more power, greater range and subtle design upgrades. This electric coupé now stands as the brand’s most advanced model, blending tradition with cutting-edge technology for a new era of luxury driving.
Euromillones Draw Delivers €78 Million Jackpot and New Winner in León
The Euromillones draw on July 28 put €78 million at stake across Europe. The winning numbers and 'El Millón' code have been revealed. Spain sees a new millionaire in León, while the jackpot continues to attract attention.
Instituto Cervantes Eyes Gibraltar Return Amid Annual Directors' Meeting
Instituto Cervantes gathers over 80 directors in Jerez to discuss strategy and the potential reopening of its Gibraltar branch. The move could reverse the decline of Spanish in the territory. Budget approval remains a key hurdle.
Eurofighter to Get Major Upgrades for Drone Collaboration and Combat Relevance Until 2060
Spain is investing in a sweeping modernization of the Eurofighter fleet, introducing advanced sensors, electronic warfare systems and new digital cockpits. The upgrades aim to keep the fighter at the forefront of European air power and enable seamless operations with future drones and sixth-generation jets.
UN Warns of Environmental Crisis as 60,000-Ton Clothing Dump Grows in Chile
A vast pile of unwanted clothing, mostly from Europe, has accumulated near Alto Hospicio in Chile’s Atacama Desert. The dump, now exceeding 60,000 tons and visible in satellite images, is polluting the environment and impacting local residents as authorities struggle to contain the crisis.
Morrissey Delivers Rain-Soaked Finale at Barts Festival in Barcelona
Morrissey closed Barcelona's Barts Festival with a concert shaped by his signature obsessions. The night featured vegan-only food, anti-bullfighting videos, and a dramatic summer storm.
Airbus Unveils Ultra-Long-Range Jet to Link Continents Nonstop
Airbus is finalizing certification for the A350-1000ULR, a jet designed for nonstop flights between Australia, Europe, and the US. Qantas will debut the world's longest commercial route, Sydney–London, in October 2027, cutting travel time by up to four hours.
Jeremy Clarkson Calls Porsche 911 GT3 Touring the Best Sports Car He’s Driven
Jeremy Clarkson has declared the Porsche 911 GT3 Touring the finest sports car he has ever driven. The former Top Gear host highlights its balance of everyday usability and uncompromising performance.
Range Rover GT Unveiled: The Brand’s First All-Electric Grand Tourer
Range Rover has introduced the GT, its first fully electric grand tourer. With a striking coupe-inspired silhouette and a reimagined interior, the model signals a bold shift for the British marque as it targets the luxury EV segment.
Pet Shop Boys Deliver 28-Song Pop Marathon in Valencia
Pet Shop Boys performed in Valencia, presenting 28 songs from their career. The concert included tracks from 1986 to 2024. The duo showed their ongoing relevance and musical range.
Farmers Demand Total Ban on Sky Lanterns Amid Fire Fears
A Bedfordshire farmer is urging a full ban on sky lanterns after finding one near his property. The National Farmers Union supports the call, citing fire risks to crops and animals. Fire services warn of extreme wildfire danger.
Telecinco to Premiere 'Sandokán' with Can Yaman in Lead Role
Telecinco launches 'Sandokán', starring Can Yaman, set in colonial Southeast Asia. The series revisits a classic adventure with international cast and high production values. Premiere scheduled for July 22 at 23:00.
How a British Couple Retired in Their 30s by Saving Relentlessly
Alan and Katie Donegan left their jobs at 35 and 40 after saving and investing nearly all their income for ten years. Their story highlights both the promise and the limits of the FIRE movement, as well as the personal sacrifices required to achieve early retirement.
No Jackpot Winner in Euromillones Draw on July 21: Prize Rolls Over
The Euromillones draw on July 21 ended without a top prize winner. The jackpot increases for the next round. A Madrid ticket secured El Millón, while major prizes remain unclaimed.
Luis de la Fuente’s Salary Rises After Spain’s World Cup Triumph
Luis de la Fuente, now the most decorated coach in Spain’s history, earns €2 million annually. His new contract follows Spain’s World Cup victory and places him among the highest-paid national team managers.
Avionics Services to Showcase Brazilian Aerospace Upgrades at Farnborough 2026
Avionics Services will present its latest aircraft modernization and certification solutions at Farnborough 2026. The company aims to expand its international presence and highlight Brazilian engineering expertise.
Andy Burnham Announces Plan to End Rough Sleeping Across the UK
Andy Burnham, the UK’s new prime minister, has set out a 10-year strategy to tackle rough sleeping and overhaul the economy. His first speech focused on urgent action for housing, youth employment, and the cost of living.
Shakespeare’s Comedies Return to Spotlight in New Chilean Edition
A new edition of 'Tres comedias' revives Juan Cariola Larraín’s legacy. Paula Baldwin Lind highlights the translator’s impact and the evolving role of women in Shakespeare’s works. The project brings renewed attention to Chile’s contribution to world literature.
England Openers Dominate Early in ODI Decider Against India at Lord's
England's openers Ben Duckett and Jacob Bethell have built a commanding partnership at Lord's. The pair remain unbeaten as England seek a decisive total in the final ODI against India. The series stands at 1-1.
Major Disruption Hits Facebook, Messenger and Instagram Worldwide
Thousands faced problems accessing Facebook, Messenger and Instagram on Sunday morning. Desktop versions were hit hardest, with error messages blocking logins. Mobile apps remained partly functional for some users.
Omoda 9 and Jaecoo 7: Chinese Plug-In Hybrids Challenge Europe
Omoda and Jaecoo, two Chinese brands, have landed in Europe with plug-in hybrid SUVs packed with features and aggressive pricing. We compare the Omoda 9 and Jaecoo 7 to see if they can unsettle established European rivals.
England Crushes France 4-0 in World Cup Third-Place Match
England dominated France 4-0 by halftime in Miami's third-place World Cup match. Goals from Rice, Konsa, and Saka left the French side struggling. Deschamps' tenure as France coach concludes with this defeat.
London Faces Longest Dry Spell in Eight Years as Rain Delays
London is on track for its longest rainless period since 2018. Forecasts show no rain until late next week. The city is experiencing high temperatures and increased wildfire risk.
Anthony Joshua Rethinks Strategy After Ilia Topuria's Unexpected Defeat
Anthony Joshua has adjusted his mindset after witnessing Ilia Topuria's defeat. The British boxer now stresses the seriousness of combat sports and the risks of losing focus. His next fight against Kristian Prenga gains new significance.
Belle And Sebastian Mark 30 Years of ‘If You’re Feeling Sinister’ in Barcelona
Belle And Sebastian performed their landmark album ‘If You’re Feeling Sinister’ in full at Poble Espanyol, celebrating three decades since its release. The Glasgow group’s set blended nostalgia, melancholy and understated joy for a devoted Barcelona audience.
Hearts Tighten Entry Rules for Rayo Vallecano Friendly Amid Road Closures
Hearts have introduced stricter entry checks and warned of major road closures ahead of Friday’s friendly with Rayo Vallecano. Fans face new alcohol and security rules, with ticket sales and stadium access times also updated.
Doctor Zhivago Mini-Series With Keira Knightley Returns to Streaming
The 2002 mini-series Doctor Zhivago, starring Keira Knightley and Sam Neill, is now available on ITVX. The adaptation, set during WW1 and the Russian Revolution, features a notable British cast. Ratings remain strong.
Aston Martin Unveils Dreadnought: V12 Power Meets Virtual Warfare
Aston Martin has revealed the Dreadnought, a striking V12-powered SUV designed exclusively for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. This digital-only concept blends military-grade features with the brand’s signature luxury, offering gamers a new kind of immersive experience.
England Makes Key Changes After ODI Defeat to India in Cardiff
England faces India in Cardiff after a heavy ODI loss. Squad changes and illness force both teams to adapt. Live coverage and expert analysis highlight the high-stakes encounter.
Madrid Orders Casa Árabe Eviction Amid Tensions Over Foreign Policy
Madrid’s city government has ordered Casa Árabe to leave its historic headquarters by September. The move adds to a series of disputes between the PP and Spain’s Foreign Ministry, raising concerns over diplomatic ties.
Harry Kane Reacts to England's World Cup Exit After Argentina Comeback
England's World Cup journey ended in the semifinals after Argentina overturned a 1-0 deficit. Captain Harry Kane expressed deep disappointment and questioned tactical decisions. The loss leaves England just short of another final.
Tensions Flare as Argentine Fans Drown Out England Anthem in Atlanta
The England-Argentina World Cup semifinal in Atlanta began amid high tension. Argentine fans overpowered the English anthem, setting a charged tone. Early incidents erupted both in the stands and on the pitch.
FIFA President Infantino Faces IOC Ethics Complaint Over Balogun Incident
FIFA’s Gianni Infantino is under formal investigation by the IOC for alleged political bias. The complaint follows a disputed red card reversal for Folarin Balogun. Human rights group FairSquare accuses Infantino of breaching neutrality rules.
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