Enjoy unforgettable late-summer travel experiences with Viator
The Independentby The Independent·3 Sept 2026
With summer edging toward its final weeks, there’s still time for one more sun-drenched day trip, a long-awaited European city break, or a spontaneous last-minute escape before the season’s out.
Billy Ray Cyrus speaks out after daughter Miley drops last name
The Independentby Roisin O'Connor·3 Sept 2026
Billy Ray Cyrus has shared a post addressing speculation surrounding his daughter’s new album. Pop star Miley Cyrus released a trailer for her forthcoming 10th album, Bass Persuades, with the...
Mayor of London ‘deeply concerned’ by Heathrow expansion plans
The Independentby Ellie Crabbe·3 Sept 2026
Allowing a third runway to be built at Heathrow would “overshoot” the UK’s legally binding climate targets, according to a report.
Tyson Fury brands Anthony Joshua ‘a coward’ as fight negotiations continue
The Independentby Carl Markham·3 Sept 2026
Tyson Fury has accused Anthony Joshua of being a coward as the wait for confirmation of their all-British blockbuster bout goes on.
South Korea care home director jailed for sexually assaulting disabled residents
The Independentby Alisha Rahaman Sarkar·3 Sept 2026
A South Korean court on Wednesday handed down a prison sentence to the head of a care facility for sexually assaulting multiple residents with disabilities.
Maps show surge in Indonesian wildfires with people and orangutans choking to death
The Independentby Stuti Mishra·3 Sept 2026
Wildfires raging across Indonesia are pushing air quality to hazardous levels in cities hundreds of miles away, as officials warn the crisis is set to worsen with the El Niño weather pattern...
8 best supermarket cheddars, taste-tested for tang and creaminess
The Independentby Alice Reynolds·3 Sept 2026
Cheddar is a core part of the supermarket shop for many. It’s a versatile and popular cheese that originated in the village of, you guessed it, Cheddar in Somerset.
Lindsay Clancy’s trial teeters on the brink of a mistrial
The Independentby Leah Willingham·3 Sept 2026
A deadlocked jury was sent back to deliberate Thursday as Plymouth Superior Court teeters on the brink of a mistrial in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, the former nurse accused of strangling her three...
Reform conference live: Farage bids to reverse sliding poll ratings amid donation row
The Independentby Harriette Boucher·3 Sept 2026
Nigel Farage will try to shake off ongoing scrutiny about funding both he and Reform UK have received as the party’s conference begins.
USS Lincoln crew hits the streets of Thai beach city after lengthy Middle East deployment
The Independentby Jintamas Saksornchai and Anton L. Delgado·3 Sept 2026
Buses carrying crew members of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier streamed into Thailand’s seaside resort city Pattaya on Thursday, as part of a port call after a lengthy deployment to the...
Huge Grade-II listed hotel in the New Forest on the market for £8.5m
The Independentby Rebecca Whittaker·3 Sept 2026
A Grade-II listed Victorian hotel in the heart of the New Forest National Park in Hampshire has hit the market for £8.5m.
Australian police investigate second possible mistaken identity killing in two days
The Independentby Maroosha Muzaffar·3 Sept 2026
New South Wales police said they were investigating whether a man shot dead in western Sydney was a victim of mistaken identity, in what could be the second such case in less than 48 hours.
Netflix’s The Gentlemen is back and Guy Ritchie’s writing is frankly atrocious
The Independentby Nick Hilton·3 Sept 2026
Guy Ritchie, the British film director, made his name with blackly funny movies, like Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch, about the grimy criminal underworld.
Dozens of trapped hydropower tunnel workers in Nepal ‘could still be alive’
The Independentby Alisha Rahaman Sarkar·3 Sept 2026
Rescue teams were racing against time to find workers trapped inside hydropower tunnels as experts expressed hope of them being alive more than a week after the deadly flash floods.
Trading food for medicine and crossing the river by zip line are part of life in Nepal flood zone
The Independentby Shristi Kafle·3 Sept 2026
Some survivors sheltering in relief camps after deadly floods in Nepal were struggling Thursday to obtain essential medicines and cash, even as authorities provided food and other basic supplies to...
The ‘wall of the missing’ helping in search for those lost in deadly Nepal flood
The Independentby Devjyot Ghoshal·3 Sept 2026
Sati Sigdel makes daily visits to a hospital wall in Kathmandu blanketed in hundreds of photographs, some of missing relatives, others of retrieved bodies yet to be identified, in desperate hopes...
Travis Kelce opens up about ‘magical’ Taylor Swift wedding in new podcast
The Independentby Jessica Coates·3 Sept 2026
Travis Kelce has shared new details about his “magical” wedding to Taylor Swift during the series premiere of his podcast New Heights.
Russia to close German culture centres after Moscow blamed for airport drone plot
The Independentby Rich Booth·3 Sept 2026
Russia has said it will close German cultural spots across the country in response to being blamed for an attempted attack on an airport.
SeaDream unveils plans for first new luxury yacht in 25 years
The Independentby Marc Shoffman·3 Sept 2026
SeaDream Yacht Club has unveiled plans for its first new luxury vessel in 25 years, catering for passengers who want to travel further.
Police chief in city where baby was shot by officer fired amid racism claim
The Independentby Rich Booth·3 Sept 2026
A police chief in a northern Mississippi city has been fired following a fresh wave of controversy, months after officers shot and killed a one-year-old Black child named Kohen Wiley during a...
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