Cornwall Beach Drug Gang Busted in Daylight Sting
Exclusive footage reveals a sophisticated drug gang operating in broad daylight on a popular Cornish beach, leading to a major police crackdown and multiple arrests.
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Coasteering Tourists Gentrify French Beaches, Cause Accidents
A dangerous new middle-class hobby is causing chaos on the French coastline. Locals report that 'coasteering' tourists are gentrifying beaches, causing accidents, and pricing out residents, leading to a dramatic rise in tensions and safety concerns.
UK bans Palestine Action under terrorism legislation
The UK government has officially outlawed Palestine Action under terrorism legislation, sparking fierce debate over protest rights and jury independence. Activists vow to continue demonstrations despite the ban.
Walmart Accused of Deceptive 'Clearance' Pricing
Walmart faces a class-action lawsuit alleging it manipulated 'Clearance' and 'Rollback' labels to trick customers into believing they were getting deeper discounts than they actually were. The suit claims the retail giant artificially inflated 'original'
Luxury Quebec Spa Faces Class Action Over Sexual Assault Claims
Nordik Spa-Nature in Chelsea, Quebec, is at the centre of a explosive class-action lawsuit alleging a systemic culture of sexual assault and harassment by massage therapists, with management accused of a shocking cover-up.
Middle-Class Mother's 377-Day Prison Torment Exposed
Shocking details emerge of Lucy Connolly's traumatic incarceration, with prison officers describing her as the most terrified inmate they had ever encountered during her year-long ordeal behind bars.
King's fisherman jailed for £18m cocaine smuggling
Cornish fisherman David Pleasants, who once met King Charles, has been sentenced to 18 years for masterminding a major drug smuggling operation that intercepted £18 million worth of cocaine off the coast of Cornwall.
Qantas Business Class Meal Sparks Passenger Outrage
A Qantas passenger's business class breakfast of bircher muesli on a Melbourne to Singapore flight has been branded 'disgusting' and 'inedible', sparking a social media storm and raising questions about the airline's premium catering standards.
Council estate mum told 'leave' by judgy mansion neighbour
A woman who moved from a council estate to an upmarket mansion shares her shock after a 'snobbish' neighbour left a cruel note telling her to 'leave'. The incident has sparked a debate on class prejudice in UK neighbourhoods.
Jimmy Barnes Health Update After Major Back Surgery
Scottish-Australian rock icon Jimmy Barnes shares a heartfelt health update following major back surgery. His wife Jane and children provide unwavering support during his recovery in the UK.
Man Utd legend exiled from WhatsApp group, begs return
Rio Ferdinand has lifted the lid on the hilarious WhatsApp group antics involving Manchester United's legendary 'Class of 92', revealing one iconic player is repeatedly booted out and forced to beg for re-entry.
Rayner's beach wine photo sparks 'champagne socialist' row
Labour's Deputy Leader Angela Rayner faces Tory criticism over a beach holiday photo with a glass of wine, igniting a fierce debate on class, privilege, and political authenticity in British politics.
Delta & United sued over 'deceptive' window and aisle seat fees
Major US airlines Delta and United are hit with a class-action lawsuit for allegedly charging passengers extra for 'preferred' window and aisle seats that were standard. Discover the details of the legal battle and what it means for flyers.
HelloFresh in £13m 'spam text' lawsuit settlement
Meal kit giant HelloFresh has agreed to a $14 million settlement in the US over allegations it misled customers with 'spam' texts and deceptive discount offers, a ruling that could have major implications for UK subscription services.
White working-class pupils have worst GCSE results
New analysis exposes a severe education disadvantage for poor white British pupils in England, with Bridget Phillipson blaming 'systemic neglect' and vowing urgent reform.
Tulisa hits back at 'middle-class' N-Dubz critics
Tulisa Contostavlos has hit back at critics who claim she's 'too middle-class' to reunite with N-Dubz, defending her roots and musical legacy.
AT&T $6M settlement over hidden fees – claim now
AT&T has reached a $6 million settlement for allegedly charging customers hidden administrative fees. Find out if you're eligible for compensation and how to file a claim.
How Man Utd proved Alan Hansen wrong about 'kids'
Looking back at Alan Hansen's infamous 1995 comment about Manchester United's young squad and how Sir Alex Ferguson's 'Class of '92' defied the odds to dominate English football.
Trudeau flies ISIS brides business class on public funds
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces backlash as reports reveal taxpayer money was used to fly ISIS-linked women and children from Syria in business class.
Ministers' business-class flights funded by taxpayers
The Albanese government is under fire for spending taxpayer money on business-class flights for ministers, sparking outrage over wasteful spending.
Scottish Greens must widen appeal, says candidate
A leadership candidate for the Scottish Greens calls for the party to broaden its reach beyond middle-class urban voters to ensure long-term political relevance.
Romeo Beckham flies economy despite family wealth
Romeo Beckham, son of football legend David Beckham, surprised fans by opting for economy class over first-class on a recent flight, earning praise for his down-to-earth attitude.
'Masterpiece' Action Film Hits Netflix Top 10
The high-octane thriller 'Masterpiece' has blasted its way into Netflix's global Top 10 just days after release - discover why this under-the-radar action film is dominating streaming charts worldwide.
Left's neglect of white working-class kids exposed
Matt Goodwin exposes the Left's neglect of white working-class children, questioning why their struggles are overlooked in modern Britain.
Palestine Action activists arrested in defence firm protests
Activists from Palestine Action face arrests after bold demonstrations targeting defence firms. Explore the tensions between protest rights and national security.
Palestine Action: 'We're not terrorists'
Members of Palestine Action hit back at claims of terrorism, insisting their direct-action protests are lawful and necessary to challenge arms trade complicity in Gaza.
Middle-class political donations slump in Australia
Rising living costs are forcing middle-class Australians to slash political donations, reshaping funding dynamics ahead of elections. Experts warn of long-term consequences for democracy.
Green Groups Criticised Over Lack of Diversity
Leading environmental charities face criticism for lacking diversity in leadership roles, sparking debate over inclusivity in the UK's green movement.
Mark Baxter’s fight against the class ceiling
Mark Baxter once hid his working-class roots to succeed. Now, he’s championing systemic change to dismantle class barriers in Australia.
Suburban swingers: The secret life behind school runs
A shocking exposé reveals the hidden world of suburban swingers, where school runs and coffee mornings mask a thriving underground lifestyle.
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