Nigel Farage has faced renewed scrutiny over a £5 million gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne after a series of tense media interviews. The Reform UK leader repeatedly defended accepting the money, insisting it was a private matter, while critics continued to question why the payment was not publicly declared.

Ghanaian actor Yaw Dabo has gone viral after humorous encounters with England stars Jude Bellingham and John Terry following Ghana's World Cup draw with England. Fans were left in stitches after clips appeared to show both football figures treating the popular actor as a young supporter, despite him being a respected veteran of Ghana's entertainment industry.

A Ghanaian witch doctor who previously made headlines by claiming responsibility for an injury suffered by Cristiano Ronaldo has now turned his attention to England captain Harry Kane ahead of a crucial World Cup showdown. Nana Kwaku Bonsam, one of Ghana's most well-known traditional spiritualists, says he is using his powers to try and stop Kane from having an impact when England face Ghana in their Group L clash.

Love Island star and West End performer Ope Sowande has addressed ongoing speculation about his sexuality, setting the record straight during a candid appearance on Madame Joyce's podcast, Cocktails and Takeaways. During the interview, Madame Joyce tackled one of the questions viewers have been asking most since Ope appeared on the ITV dating show.

Katie Price has publicly criticised former footballer Dwight Yorke in a series of Father's Day social media posts, reigniting the long-running discussion surrounding his relationship with their son, Harvey. The television personality used the occasion to express her disappointment over what she claims has been Yorke's lack of involvement in Harvey's life. Harvey, now 24, has autism, Prader-Willi syndrome and septo-optic dysplasia, and has been raised primarily by his mother.

The United Kingdom is preparing for what forecasters say could become one of the most intense June heatwaves on record, with temperatures expected to climb as high as 38C in parts of the country during the coming week. The Met Office has issued expanded extreme heat warnings as meteorologists monitor conditions that could challenge long-standing temperature records.