Belgian Princess defends Prince Harry over public bullying
Princess Delphine of Belgium speaks out in support of Prince Harry, criticising the public's harsh treatment and urging compassion for his mental health struggles.
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Brits value job security over political change - poll
A recent survey shows most UK citizens value stable employment over sweeping political reforms, with many sceptical of government promises.
UK smoking rates show stark regional differences
New data reveals stark regional disparities in smoking rates across the UK, with some areas showing significantly higher tobacco use than others.
US House votes to slash foreign aid and public broadcasting
The US House of Representatives has passed a controversial bill to significantly reduce funding for foreign aid and public broadcasting, a move heavily influenced by former President Donald Trump.
Woman cuts own hair on Sydney train, sparks outrage
A Sydney commuter has caused a stir after cutting her own hair on a crowded train, with fellow passengers left stunned by the bizarre act.
UK Smokes 78 Million Cigarettes Daily – Shock Study
A startling new report shows UK residents consume a staggering 78 million cigarettes every day, with significant regional variations. Discover the hotspots and health implications.
UK parks see dangerous rise in violent crime
Public parks across the UK are becoming hotspots for violent crime, with stabbings and murders on the rise. Experts warn of a growing safety crisis as families avoid green spaces.
Facial Recognition at Notting Hill Carnival
London's Met Police introduces live facial recognition technology at Notting Hill Carnival to tackle rising violence, sparking privacy debates.
UK heatwaves may kill more than Covid warns scientist
A leading scientist warns that heat-related deaths in the UK could surpass Covid fatalities if urgent action isn't taken to combat rising temperatures.
FDA bans Juul e-cigarettes in the US
The US FDA has ordered Juul to stop selling its e-cigarettes, citing potential health risks. Here's how this decision impacts the vaping industry and consumers.
Notting Hill Carnival marred by youth violence
London's iconic Notting Hill Carnival faced disruptions as youth violence led to several arrests. Authorities increased security measures to ensure public safety during the annual event.
Police chief under fire over speeding comments
Avon and Somerset Police Chief Constable Sarah Crew has sparked outrage after dismissing concerns about speeding drivers as 'not a priority'. The remarks have drawn sharp criticism from road safety campaigners and local officials.
US lifts Juul vaping ban pending further review
In a surprising U-turn, US health authorities have lifted the sales ban on Juul vaping products, citing insufficient evidence for immediate market removal.
Obama privatises public beach on Martha's Vineyard
Former US President Barack Obama faces backlash after reportedly privatising a public beach near his Martha's Vineyard estate, raising questions about accessibility and privilege.
Rail passengers in England & Wales still below pre-2020 levels
New data reveals rail passenger numbers in England and Wales remain significantly lower than before the pandemic, raising questions about the future of commuting and transport policy.
Booker’s Pesticide Reform Act Targets Toxic Chemicals
US Senator Cory Booker introduces the Pesticide Reform Act, aiming to ban harmful chemicals and promote safer agricultural practices.
Elderly woman's foul-mouthed rant at parents goes viral
A shocking incident on a public transport has gone viral after an elderly woman launched into a furious rant at parents whose toddler was kicking her seat. The confrontation, captured on video, has sparked debate over public etiquette and parenting.
Senate passes public broadcasting cuts in Trump victory
The US Senate has passed a bill slashing funding for public broadcasting, marking a significant win for former President Donald Trump's long-standing campaign against media outlets.
King Charles eyes peace talks with Harry and Meghan
King Charles is reportedly considering peace talks with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as new polling suggests a shift in public sentiment towards the Sussexes.
UK measles surge linked to vaccine misinformation
A sharp rise in measles cases across the UK has been linked to falling vaccination rates, NHS cuts, and the spread of vaccine misinformation. Experts warn of a growing public health threat.
UK salmonella outbreak linked to tomatoes
A salmonella outbreak in the UK has been traced to contaminated tomatoes, prompting health officials to issue safety advice. Cases have been reported across multiple regions.
Experts solve mystery of strange subway marks
Mysterious marks spotted on US subway trains have baffled commuters, but experts now reveal the surprising truth behind these enigmatic symbols.
Study contradicts RFK Jr's autism-vaccine claims
A recent study challenges Robert F. Kennedy Jr's controversial claims linking vaccines to autism. Experts weigh in on the science behind the debate.
Poll: Public Thinks Trump Hid Epstein Files
A recent poll suggests widespread belief that the Trump administration attempted to conceal documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein, raising fresh questions about political transparency.
Widow's horror as husband found dead in council loo after 6 days
A grieving widow is demanding answers after her husband's body was discovered in a public toilet six days after he was reported missing, sparking outrage over council negligence.
RFK Jr's dental crusade sparks outrage
Robert F. Kennedy Jr's recent focus on dental health has ignited a firestorm of criticism. Discover why his 'toothy' grin is at the centre of the debate and what experts really think about his claims.
JFK Terminal 6 demolished for park in major upgrade
New York's JFK Airport is set to demolish Terminal 6, replacing it with a public park and upgraded infrastructure as part of a major redevelopment plan.
Labour plans Australia-style sugar tax for UK
The Labour Party is considering introducing a sugar tax similar to Australia's, aiming to tackle obesity and boost public health. Find out how this could affect your favourite drinks and snacks.
Americans wary of Trump spending plans
Public sentiment shifts as concerns mount over Trump's ambitious spending agenda, despite White House claims of significant savings for American households.
Thanet Council bans swearing in public spaces
Thanet Council has introduced a controversial ban on swearing in public spaces, sparking debates over civil liberties and local governance.
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