Bereaved parents fear delays to social media ban could harm children
The mothers of Brianna Ghey and Jools Roome say Ofcom needs to do more to protect young people.
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Gaethje bloodies and breaks Pimblett’s heart at UFC 324
A bloodied Paddy Pimblett loses to Justin Gaethje as the American claims the interim lightweight UFC title in Las Vegas.
News24 | What’s in City Press: SANDF ignored Ramaphosa | Court ruling Black Coffee’s nightmare
Your one stop window into all the stories you have to read in this week’s City Press.
‘I’m surprising myself’ – altered serve ‘important weapon’ for Alcaraz
World number one Carlos Alcaraz describes his serve as an “important weapon” as he continues his serene run to the Australian Open quarter-finals.
No rush to blacklist Edwin Sodi – Clone
Tshwane metro fails to deliver blacklisting notice because it ‘can’t find’ high-profile tenderpreneur
No rush to blacklist Edwin Sodi
Tshwane metro fails to deliver blacklisting notice because it ‘can’t find’ high-profile tenderpreneur
The small African island whose citizens are nearly twice as rich as South Africans
Mauritius’ GDP per capita has more than quadrupled over the past few decades, far outpacing South Africa’s growth.
Jovic, 18, sets up Sabalenka quarter-final in Melbourne
Teenager Iva Jovic is “excited” to test herself against “the best” after booking an Australian Open quarter-final against Aryna Sabalenka.
South Africa’s richest province has a serious crisis: mushrooming informal settlements
Gauteng is on the brink of a crisis as informal settlements illegally occupy and spread across private land, while millions wait for state housing.
News24 | Second killing in Minneapolis by US federal agents sparks uproar
The killing of a US citizen by federal immigration agents on Saturday – the second in Minneapolis this month – sparked new protests and impassioned demands by local leaders for the Trump administration to end its operation in the city.
Labour’s ‘heated rivalry’ and ‘Trump backs down’
Andy Burnham’s decision to run for a by-election and the latest on Trump’s Nato comments lead the papers.
What we know about fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis
Trump officials says federal agents shot in self-defence, as Pretti’s parents accuse them of “sickening lies”.
Woman ‘violated’ by webcam in Giggling Squid loos
The woman finds a recording device connected to the internet under a toilet seat.
Let public buy war bonds to raise £20bn for defence, say Lib Dems
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey says the bonds would “give ordinary people the opportunity to contribute to Britain’s security”.
Cosmetic surgeon sorry for picking apart singer Troye Sivan’s looks on TikTok
The singer hit out at Dr Zayn Khalid Majeed – who says he will try to have a positive impact with his content.
Ros Atkins on… How popular is President Trump?
BBC Analysis Editor Ros Atkins explores how Americans feel about their president during a nonstop start to 2026 shaped by pivotal events at home and abroad.
Five ways weight-loss jabs are changing spending habits
With GLP-1 drugs rising in popularity, how are businesses adapting to a new type of consumer?
Knitwear, jumpsuits and Cluedo: Traitors fashion explained
It’s not just what they say or how they act that influences their fellow contestants – it’s how they dress, too.
‘We knew the truth’: How parents uncovered Scottish hospital’s infected water scandal
Dozens of patients became more unwell and some died with infections picked up at Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
I joined the Tories for the partying, says Kemi Badenoch
The Tory leader opens up about her life and career – and chooses her favourite music – on Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs.
As the world inches back to a pre-WW2 order, the ‘middle powers’ face a grave new challenge
With economic stagnation and extremes of inequality comes corrosion of trust in democratic institutions. So Trump may be a symptom, not a cause, of what Carney called a “rupture” with the post-WW2 order