Alan Jones pleads not guilty to 27 nuisance charges
Controversial broadcaster Alan Jones has entered a not guilty plea to 27 charges of causing a nuisance on the National Telecommunication Network. The case continues.
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Scotland abolishes 'not proven' verdict after centuries
In a landmark legal reform, the Scottish Government has passed legislation to abolish the controversial 'not proven' verdict, fundamentally altering the country's unique three-verdict justice system that has stood for centuries.
Scotland's 'Not Proven' Verdict Faces Historic Abolition Vote
Exclusive: Scotland's controversial third verdict, branded an 'affront to justice' by critics, faces abolition as MSPs prepare for a landmark vote. Discover the verdict's bloody history and why campaigners demand its end.
Scotland Scraps 'Not Proven' Verdict in Legal Overhaul
The Scottish Parliament has voted to abolish the controversial 'not proven' verdict, a unique feature of Scots law for centuries. This landmark decision streamlines the justice system into a binary choice of 'guilty' or 'not guilty'.
Far-Right Sentiment Grows in UK: Quarter of Britons Open to Extremist Party
Alarming new polling reveals growing far-right sentiment across Britain. Experts warn of a fundamental threat to democratic values as anti-immigration and anti-establishment views gain traction.
Thomas Partey Pleads Not Guilty to Rape Charges
Arsenal and Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges of rape and sexual assault. The footballer appeared at a hearing at the Central Criminal Court, with a trial set for next year.
Global Instagram Outage Locks Users Out of Accounts
Instagram experienced a widespread global outage, leaving thousands of users unable to access the app, refresh feeds, or send messages. The disruption, confirmed by Meta, sparked a flood of complaints and memes across other social platforms.
Not Guilty Pleas in Palestine Action Placard Case
Three individuals charged under new public order laws for displaying Palestine Action placards near Parliament plead not guilty, setting stage for landmark free speech trial.
Expert Blueprint: How Britain Can Defeat the Far-Right
An exclusive interview with Nick Lowles, head of Hope not Hate, unveils the strategic shift needed to counter extremism by championing community and basic decency, not just condemning hate.
US Parties United to Block Charlie Kirk's UK Entry
Controversial US commentator Charlie Kirk reveals how a rare bipartisan effort by Republicans and Democrats led to his UK speaking tour visa denial, sparking a fierce debate on free speech and foreign influence.
The 'We Do Not Care Club': Life After Menopause
Discover how a new movement is celebrating post-menopausal freedom, smashing stereotypes and affirming there is vibrant life and light after this transformative life stage.
Police Called on Couple After Hotel Misreads 'Do Not Disturb'
A couple's amorous weekend in Cornwall took an unexpected turn when hotel staff, mistaking their 'do not disturb' sign for a cry for help, prompted a full police welfare check. The hilarious mix-up at the St. Moritz Hotel has since gone viral.
Instagram Suffers Major Global Outage, Users Flock to X
Meta's Instagram suffered a major worldwide service disruption, leaving millions of users locked out and venting their frustrations on rival platform X (formerly Twitter).
3-Word Phrase That Instantly Captivates Any Audience
Discover the simple yet powerful three-word phrase that public speaking experts say guarantees you'll have people's undivided attention. Transform your communication skills today.
Wright & Rosheuvel Shine in 'Not Your Superwoman'
A powerful new mother-daughter drama starring 'Black Panther's Letitia Wright and 'Bridgerton's Golda Rosheuvel is captivating London audiences. Our review delves into the raw, emotional showdown.
Boris Johnson's £14k-an-hour speaking fees revealed
An exclusive investigation into Boris Johnson's whirlwind pursuit of profit since leaving office, from his multi-million pound speaking tour to his controversial advisory roles and lucrative media deals.
Ant Middleton's Australian Tour Axed After Controversy
EXCLUSIVE: SAS: Who Dares Wins star Ant Middleton's Australian career has collapsed as his live tour is abruptly cancelled following a series of damaging controversies, leaving his reputation in ruins.
NHL Stars Cleared in Sexual Assault Trial
Four NHL players, including Carter Hart and Dillon Dube, have been found not guilty of sexual assault following a high-stakes trial in London, Ontario. The verdict concludes a case that has gripped the hockey world for months.
Boris Johnson's Lucrative Post-PM Fortune Exposed
An explosive investigation reveals how Boris Johnson capitalised on his premiership, amassing millions through lucrative speaking fees, advisory roles, and media deals since leaving No 10.
Cillian Murphy Auditioned For Harry Potter's Voldemort
Oscar-nominated star of 'Oppenheimer' Cillian Murphy discloses he once auditioned for the role of the Dark Lord in the iconic franchise, a part that ultimately went to Ralph Fiennes.
Sturgeon's Cringe Burns Speech Exposes SNP Troubles
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon faces a torrent of criticism for a cringe-worthy Robert Burns recital, exposing a profound lack of self-awareness amid Scotland's ongoing political struggles.
Intrepid's 2026 'Not Hot List' Fights Overtourism
Discover Intrepid Travel's groundbreaking 'Not Hot List' for 2026, featuring stunning, crowd-free alternatives to overtouristed destinations. Plan your sustainable adventure now.
Johnson's £277k Putin-Linked Speech Sparks Security Row
Exclusive: Former PM Boris Johnson accepted a reported £300,000 fee for a speech to a Kremlin-linked bank in Goa, just weeks after attending the King's birthday celebration, raising serious questions over judgement and national security.
Megyn Kelly & Tucker Carlson Announce UK Live Tour
Former Fox News stars Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson are teaming up for a series of exclusive live events across the UK this autumn. Get the inside scoop on their 'Uncensored' tour dates, ticket details, and the provocative topics they promise to tackle.
Iran Torture Survivors Re-Enact Ordeal in Harrowing Film
A groundbreaking new documentary, 'Where God Is Not', sees survivors of Iran's notorious Evin prison courageously re-enact their torture and abuse at the hands of the regime's secret police. Premiering at the Venice Film Festival, this is a powerful act o
Erin Patterson Pleads Not Guilty in Mushroom Poisoning Case
Erin Patterson, the Australian woman at the centre of a deadly mushroom lunch, has pleaded not guilty to murdering three guests. The case continues to shock Victoria.
Mitchell & Webb's Channel 4 Comeback: Not Helping Review
David Mitchell and Robert Webb return to sketch comedy after 15 years with 'Not Helping' on Channel 4. Our review examines whether their satirical edge still cuts deep in today's political climate.
Angela Rayner's Plain Speaking: A Political Vulnerability
An in-depth analysis of how Deputy Labour Leader Angela Rayner's direct, no-nonsense approach, which made her a Tory scourge, has also opened her to heightened scrutiny and political attacks.
Urgent 'Do Not Eat' warning for supermarket fruit
A major UK supermarket chain has urgently recalled a batch of fruit over fears it could be contaminated with a potentially deadly bacteria. Here's what you need to know and what to do if you've purchased the affected product.
Elias Rodriguez pleads not guilty in embassy assault case
Elias Rodriguez pleads not guilty to assaulting two Israeli embassy staffers in a politically charged Westminster case. Full details on the court proceedings and the alleged attack outside a London bar.
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