In a controversial statement from the Oval Office, US President Donald Trump suggested that paracetamol use in pregnancy could be linked to autism. His remarks have sparked backlash from doctors, health officials and autism advocates in both the United States and the United Kingdom, who argue his claims are misleading and potentially harmful to pregnant women.

In a landmark shift in foreign policy, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has confirmed that the United Kingdom now recognises Palestine as an independent state, placing it among 151 nations worldwide. The move, announced ahead of the United Nations General Assembly, signals renewed efforts towards a two-state solution and has drawn both praise and sharp criticism across the political spectrum.

A Kenyan High Court has issued an arrest warrant naming Robert James Purkiss in connection with the 2012 disappearance and death of Agnes Wanjiru whose body was discovered in a septic tank at a hotel near a British Army base following a night out with soldiers justice campaigners have called it a breakthrough after more than a decade of uncertainty.

A new Commons committee report reveals that Black women in England continue to suffer significantly worse maternity outcomes than white women because of structural racism, poor leadership and failing accountability together with inadequate data collection and pervasive bias, stereotyping and racist assumptions that leave their concerns ignored during pregnancy and childbirth, campaigners warn.

Cardi B has revealed she is expecting her fourth child with NFL star Stefon Diggs, confirming the news during an appearance on CBS Mornings. She expressed excitement about working on her album 'Am I The Drama?' alongside this new chapter in her personal life, emphasising that she and her partner are supportive of each other, feeling like they are “in the same space in our careers.”

Sir Sadiq Khan has accepted a pay rise of £5,281, raising his annual salary from £165,001 to £170,282, a move that makes him the highest-paid politician in the UK. The increase of 3.2% follows the local government settlement, and is based on recommendations from an independent panel, ensuring impartiality in its determination.