Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have unexpectedly returned to the UK with their children Archie and Lilibet, ending a six-year absence from Britain. The family has relocated to the Cotswolds, a non-royal residence less than two hours from London, where the children are preparing to start school. Meghan is reportedly in talks with British director Guy Ritchie about a potential role in the Netflix series The Gentleman, while questions remain about the family's security arrangements and who will fund their personal protection team.

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Meta has agreed to a $23 billion court settlement in the United States that will impose strict limitations on Facebook and Instagram use for Americans under 18. The settlement includes a daily two-hour access limit, a night-time dark mode blocking access for six hours, hidden likes, banned beauty filters, and no school-day notifications, though parents can opt their children out of these restrictions. The funds will support mental health schemes, child counsellors, and after-school activities, following a trial that accused Meta of hooking minors, harvesting their data, and causing harm.

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A glacier collapse in the Himalayas at the Nepal-China border in Tibet registered as a 5.2 magnitude seismic event, triggering a devastating wall of ice and water that travelled at least 70 kilometres down mountain valleys. The cascade destroyed infrastructure including a border building and created a massive flood as debris temporarily dammed then burst through narrow valleys. Satellite imagery reveals extensive scarring across the landscape, with the steep mountain geography severely hampering rescue and recovery operations.

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Qantas reports an after-tax profit of $1.29 billion, down approximately $300 million from the previous year, with CEO Vanessa Hudson attributing the decline primarily to a $420 million cost impact from the Middle East war that doubled jet fuel prices and complicated flight paths.

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The Geelong Football Club has been fined $140,000 over a concussion cover-up involving veteran defender Jake Kolodjashnij.

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Khalid Sheik Mohammed, one of the key alleged masterminds of the 9/11 attacks, will face a military commission in June 2027 after being held at Guantanamo Bay for 20 years.

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Property developer Bathla Group is urgently seeking up to $20 million from lenders to prevent liquidation of its parent company, University Property Group.

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have relocated from Los Angeles to the United Kingdom, landing at Birmingham Airport with their children Archie and Lily.

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Meta has agreed to pay $18 billion USD to settle a lawsuit brought by 29 US states claiming Facebook and Instagram were designed to addict children, contributing to a teen mental health crisis.

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Flash flooding along Nepal's border with Tibet has killed at least 160 people, with nearly 700 missing including 34 Australians.

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