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Prince Harry pays tribute to his mother Princess Diana on 25th anniversary of her death: Prince Harry pays tribute to Princess Diana's 'incredible work' and says the 25th anniversary of her death next week will be 'filled with memories' and 'a day to share her spirit with my family'.

Grant Shapps pledges support to rebuild war-torn Ukraine infrastructure. Grant Shapps said hosting a refugee family has made the war `real´ to him. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has unveiled a deal to help rebuild war-torn Ukraine, adding that hosting a refugee family has made the war “real” to him. As Ukraine’s infrastructure collapses six months into Russia’s invasion, the package will provide engineering expertise from companies including Rolls-Royce. Along with providing advice on reconstructing airports, runways and ports, the deal also earmarks £10 million for repairing bridges and buying shipping containers to mobilise grain trains.

Liz Truss reacts to 'appalling' murder of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel. Prime Minister hopeful and Tory leadership race frontrunner Liz Truss reacts to 'appalling' murder of nine-year-old Olivia in Liverpool. She says the police must focus on tackling real crimes instead of spending resources on 'policing Twitter'.

Terrifying moment plane engine catches fire moments after takeoff. Passengers aboard a Viva Aerobus survived what could have ended in a catastrophic accident when the plane's engine burst in flames mid-flight in Mexico. Mere minutes had passed when Flight VB518 had taken off from Guadalajara International Airport in Guadalajara and was headed to Los Angeles International Airport when the Airbus A320's second engine caught fire. A short video clip posted by Kimberlee García on Twitter showed flames and sparks coming from right engine.

Disgusting! People react to Edinburgh rubbish chaos as bin strike takes hold. Bin chaos which has made Edinburgh resident's lives a misery has spread across Scotland, as refuse collectors in other major cities including Glasgow and Dundee join the strike. The industrial action has made Edinburgh an 'international embarrassment' as rubbish has piled high (pictured) whilst the city hosts the Fringe Festival. From today, staff at 13 local authorities, including Glasgow, Dundee, and Aberdeen, will join those in Edinburgh and strike over a pay dispute. Trade unions were offered a 5% pay rise, but this was described as an 'insulting' amount in the face of the cost of living crisis.

Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant still threatened. The Zaporizhzhia plant operator said the cut-off meant two remaining reactors at Europe´s biggest nuclear power plant were disconnected from the grid. The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in the middle of the fighting in Ukraine was temporarily cut off from the electrical grid on Thursday because of fire damage. The incident caused a blackout in the region and heightened fears of a catastrophe in a country haunted by the Chernobyl disaster. The complex, Europe’s largest nuclear plant, has been occupied by Russian forces and operated by Ukrainian workers since the early days of the six-month-old war. Ukraine has claimed Russia is essentially holding the plant hostage, storing weapons there and launching attacks from around it, while Moscow accuses Ukraine of recklessly firing on the facility.

Crazy moment six Cuban migrants rescued by cruise ship in Gulf of Mexico. Six Cuban migrants were rescued at sea by a cruise ship after their makeshift vessel veered off course and wound up in the Gulf of Mexico . The group, which was most likely headed to the coast of Florida , was spotted by the Carnival Paradise on Friday. Video footage recorded by Orlando, Florida, resident Cintia Zingoni showed the migrants drifting towards the boat in a raft which resembled a piece of furniture, according to realtor. A male migrant can be seen diving into the water and swimming towards the boat before they were all let onto the ship.

'It was too draconian': Liz Truss regrets covid lockdowns, swears to never impose them | Liz Truss vows to never impose another lockdown if selected as Prime Minister. The Foreign Secretary said the Government's restrictions were 'draconian' and 'too much' in retrospect.