(Mail Online) : Hundreds of volunteers this weekend descended on Loch Ness, in the Scottish Highlands, to search for signs of the monster in the lake. ..
Brockenhurst firefighters were followed by two marching groups from Southampton – the Royale Rangerettes and the Cherub Twirlers.
Daily Echo -The coach said it "didn't even occur" to him that he and his team repeatedly using "Nazi" during a game could be taken as antisemitic.
HUFFPOST -Climate change and the rapid evolution of the insect have helped drive up malaria deaths and brought dengue and other mosquito-borne viruses to places that never had to worry about them.
The NY Times -Gen. Mark Milley, in June, made his last trip to Normandy to honor those who fought on D-Day, and to celebrate with the young American soldiers in the French town that welcomes them every year
The Independent -Algeria is among many countries in Africa to take steps to transition parts of its education system away from French and toward English
The Independent -"I don't visit the prison anymore to see him because he's unrecognisable. His eyes are dark. He's exhausted - mentally, physically, emotionally."
Sky news -Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig is planning to announce a Republican bid for U.S. Senate in Michigan next week, according to two people familiar with the matter
The Independent -House GOP holds first Biden impeachment proceeding; A look back at one of the most iconic photos in hip-hop history
CBSNews.com -Usually, the end of a famous athlete’s career brings sadness and nostalgia. Fans beam with appreciation that a much-heralded athlete will no longer be on the field and will fade into memory as they move on to the next phase of their
Washington Examiner -Meta has paid £149m to sever its lease for its London office, but the tech giant’s financial woes are not a reflection of the capital’s market.
City A.M -The BM-21 rocket launcher—like at least two-thirds of Ukraine’s arsenal—is from the Soviet era. WSJ explains how it works and why Ukraine is trying to get more, despite it being outdated and imprecise.
WSJ -A malaria-carrying species that thrives in urban areas and resists all insecticides is causing outbreaks in places that have rarely faced the disease.
The NY Times -Europe and America’s best golfers go head-to-head once again as the Ryder Cup action begins in Rome.
Evening Standard -Brits maybe set for sizzling 25C temperatures in a matter of days but it is down to one condition, says the Met Office while the outlook for mid-October is also for "very warm" weather
Mirror -The trial stems from a civil lawsuit alleging the Autopilot system caused the vehicle to veer off a highway, strike a palm tree and burst into flames.
Newsmax -Slovakia holds an early parliamentary election on Saturday that pits populist former Prime Minister Robert Fico who campaigned on a clear pro-Russia and anti-American message against a liberal pro-West newcomer
The Independent -With little time left to prevent a government shutdown, the House is in a familiar position: effectively paralyzed as conservatives feud with Speaker Kevin McCarthy
The Independent -The former president also bashed the network over ratings declining for the second GOP debate, despite viewership of the event trouncing his own speech.
Newsweek -The company did not elaborate on what were the crimes, or what measures were taken against chairman Hui Ka Yan.
Newsmax -A 75-year-old Japanese feminist scholar who’s not married and does not have children is not the kind of person you'd expect to get famous in China
The Independent -Working on a remote island, scientists think they can use genetic engineering to block a malaria-carrying species of mosquito from spreading the disease — and do it in just a few months. But governments are wary.
The NY Times -The Armenian diaspora has been stunned by the swift fall of the Armenian-majority enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh to Azerbaijani troops and the exodus of much of its population
The Independent -With by far the highest drug abuse death rate in Europe, Scotland is pursuing new ways of bringing fatalities down.
Euronews -Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is scheduled to undergo hip replacement surgery Friday
The Independent -Our colleague Evan was detained six months ago while reporting in Russia. He has been held in Moscow on an espionage charge that the Journal and the U.S. government vehemently deny.
WSJ -Watching TV has been linked to feeling happier as part of a brand new study into how the small screen affects our mood.
The Argus -A former St. Louis, Missouri, area police officer was accused this week in a federal indictment of groping eight men he’d handcuffed and sexually abusing one of them, prosecutors said Thursday.
NBC News -Just blocks away where a 1-year-old died from an alleged fentanyl overdoes, New York City authorities discovered over 40 pounds of fentanyl.
Fox News -A new generation of Democratic presidential prospects is taking steps to strengthen their national profiles as they fan out across the country to help President Joe Biden's reelection campaign
The Independent -While Bristowe was a no-show at the event her ex-Tartick was also among the list of invitees who did in fact hit the red carpet
Mail Online -Record winning Powerball player Edwin Castro was spotted at Los Angeles International Airport Thursday with a new mystery woman by his side.
New York Post -It had been 151 days since the Rangers last saw the Devils when their rival asserted themselves in the playoffs for the first time since 2012.
New York Post -Gene Autry, the "singing cowboy" and multimedia star credited with popularizing country-western music, was born on Sept. 29, 1907. Autry also founded the Los Angeles Angels baseball team.
Fox News -The adorable café is located at the top of House of Fraser in Guildford
SurreyLive -