Donald Trump’s UK visit was full of royal pageantry and warmth, but despite friendly talks with PM Starmer, Britain’s influence on US policy remains limited.

Irish police found human remains believed to be missing boy Daniel Aruebose. Investigations continue as leaders call for reviews in child protection cases.

Jimmy Kimmel’s ABC show is suspended after remarks on a murder case. FCC chief Brendan Carr pushes media firms as Trump’s battles with press intensify.

Dublin Airport upgrades security with new scanners. Passengers can now carry larger liquids and keep electronics in bags, making travel faster and easier.

An Australian doctor was penalised for calling killer Erin Patterson a “disturbed sociopath.” Regulators ordered him to take ethics and social media training.

A South Korean court fined a man for insulting Plave, a virtual K-pop group. The ruling sets precedent that avatars linked to real people deserve protection.

India’s market regulator has dismissed major fraud and stock manipulation claims against Adani Group made by US short-seller Hindenburg Research.

The Taliban has banned books written by women and 18 university subjects, deepening restrictions on education and women’s rights in Afghanistan.

Remains believed to be Travis Decker found in Washington, weeks after his three young daughters were killed in a remote campground.

Peter and Barbie Reynolds, detained in Afghanistan for 8 months by the Taliban, released after Qatari mediation; health concerns remain.

President Trump hints that networks critical of him may lose licences as ABC suspends Jimmy Kimmel over remarks on Charlie Kirk’s murder.

Iran warns Europe against reimposing U.N. sanctions, calling the move unfair and politically motivated as nuclear talks with world powers remain tense.