Webb explains Premier League referee absences
Premier League referees' chief Howard Webb explains the reasons behind top officials being absent from crucial games this season, including VAR controversies and injury concerns.
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No one trapped in Chicago's Bean sculpture, officials confirm
Authorities in Chicago have dismissed bizarre claims by protesters that individuals have been trapped inside the iconic 'Cloud Gate' sculpture, known as 'The Bean', for over two decades.
Best Public Bathrooms in the UK
From luxurious loos to hidden gems, explore the top-rated public bathrooms across the UK for a clean and comfortable experience.
CeeDee Lamb penalised for hit on official in Cowboys-Rams game
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb sparks outrage after a reckless collision with an official during a preseason game against the Los Angeles Rams. The incident has raised questions about player conduct and league discipline.
Portland's homeless crisis overwhelms streets
Portland's homelessness crisis reaches breaking point with tents and rubbish lining the streets, sparking frustration among residents and businesses as city leaders debate long-term fixes.
Trump gloats as grand jury probes Pam Bondi
Donald Trump takes a swipe at former Obama officials as a grand jury investigates Pam Bondi, sparking fresh political tensions and controversy.
Clintons, Trump officials subpoenaed in Epstein case
Republicans issue bombshell subpoenas to Bill and Hillary Clinton as well as former Trump DOJ officials, demanding testimony in the ongoing Epstein investigation.
Ex-Israeli officials urge Trump to help end Gaza war
Hundreds of former Israeli security personnel call on Donald Trump to intervene and help end the war in Gaza, warning of long-term consequences.
US shuts down Corporation for Public Broadcasting
The US government has voted to defund and close the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, sparking debate over media independence and public service broadcasting.
Brits: Random citizens would govern better than politicians
A shocking new survey suggests the British public has lost faith in Westminster, with many believing ordinary people could make better decisions than career politicians.
Wes Streeting calls for NHS to focus on patient safety
Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting calls for immediate action to ensure patient safety as NHS faces mounting pressures.
UK bans corrupt foreign border officials
The UK government announces strict measures to ban corrupt foreign border officials from entering the country, reinforcing its commitment to integrity and security.
MoD Data Breach Exposes Afghan Officials
A serious data breach by the UK's Ministry of Defence has compromised the safety of Afghan officials who worked with British forces, sparking urgent investigations.
TBI Investigates Nashville Officials Over Misconduct Claims
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has initiated a probe into potential misconduct involving officials in Nashville, following serious allegations.
Florida officials puzzled by alligator in Alcatraz emails
Internal emails reveal Florida county officials' bafflement after an alligator was mentioned in Alcatraz-related correspondence, sparking confusion and humour.
BBC Scotland's viewership crisis: Fewer than 1 in 8 watch
Despite a £200 million investment, BBC Scotland fails to attract viewers, with fewer than one in eight Scots tuning in. Critics question the value for money amid declining audiences.
Ministers slammed for 'get it done' attitude amid public fury
Government ministers face backlash over dismissive remarks on public concerns, sparking outrage among citizens and opposition leaders.
UK must protect kids from lead exposure
Experts call for stricter regulations to safeguard children from lead poisoning, highlighting gaps in current policies that prioritise animal welfare over human health.
Australia sees decline in teen vaping rates
New data reveals a drop in teenage vaping across Australia, with Health Minister Mark Butler hailing progress in tackling the issue.
Obama speechwriter criticises Joe Rogan on vaccines
Former Obama speechwriter David Litt criticises Joe Rogan for spreading misinformation about vaccines, sparking a heated debate on public health responsibility.
First UK child dies in measles outbreak
Health officials confirm the first measles-related child death in the UK as cases surge, prompting calls for urgent vaccination efforts.
Measles cases rise in UK amid vaccination decline
Health experts in the UK raise alarms as measles cases surge due to falling vaccination rates. Learn the symptoms, risks, and how to protect your family.
Reeves: NAO Report Shows Government Failing Public Services
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves calls for immediate government intervention following a damning National Audit Office report highlighting severe shortcomings in public service delivery.
Starmer Outshines Sunak in Scotland: Poll
A recent YouGov poll shows Labour leader Keir Starmer gaining ground in Scotland, with Britons favouring him over Rishi Sunak in key policy areas. Discover the implications for UK politics.
BBC may replace TV licence fee in funding overhaul
The BBC is reportedly exploring alternatives to the traditional TV licence fee, sparking debate over the future of public broadcasting in the UK.
Princess Kate's favourite royal duty revealed
A royal insider reveals Princess Kate's favourite aspect of royal duties—her genuine connection with people during public engagements.
Walking and cycling could save UK billions
New research reveals that increasing walking and cycling in the UK could drastically cut healthcare costs and reduce carbon emissions, offering a win-win for public health and the environment.
Starmer Leads Sunak in YouGov Poll as Labour Gains Favour
A new YouGov survey reveals Labour leader Keir Starmer is more favoured by the British public than Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, with a significant lead in approval ratings.
Do We Need More Anti-Protest Laws? UK Debate
As antisemitism protests continue, the UK government considers stricter anti-protest laws. But critics argue existing legislation is already excessive—raising concerns over civil liberties.
Homelessness fuels health crisis in Australia
Experts argue that homelessness is a major driver of poor health in Australia, urging policymakers to integrate housing into healthcare strategies.
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