Wife seeks divorce after baby name betrayal
A new mother is seeking a divorce after her husband secretly registered their newborn under a name she despised, sparking a bitter marital rift.
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India-China hold crucial talks amid tensions
Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar meets Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Delhi to discuss trade tariffs and ongoing border tensions, as both nations seek to stabilise relations.
Border agent killed in high-speed immigration stop chase
A US border patrol agent was fatally struck by a vehicle during an immigration stop in Texas, sparking outrage and calls for stricter border security measures.
Texas sends National Guard to Mexico border amid tensions
Texas Governor Greg Abbott intensifies border security measures by sending National Guard troops to the Mexico border, sparking controversy and legal challenges.
Neighbour's tree blocking sunlight? Your legal rights
Discover your legal rights and practical solutions when a neighbour's tree overshadows your garden or property in the UK.
Friend demands £1,500 to babysit—fair or outrageous?
A woman sparks debate after asking her friend for £1,500 to look after her child for a week—while also expecting free meals and transport. Is this fair or sheer audacity?
Air Canada strike leaves tourists stranded
Hundreds of passengers face travel chaos as Air Canada staff walk out over wage demands, leading to mass cancellations and delays.
Texas lets police arrest migrants in new border law
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has enacted a new law permitting state police to arrest individuals suspected of illegally crossing the US-Mexico border, sparking legal and humanitarian concerns.
Neighbour disputes: Your rights on trees and hedges
Conflicts with neighbours over trees and hedges can escalate quickly. Here's what UK law says about your rights and responsibilities.
Tenants evicted over 'ridiculous' landlord demand
A group of furious tenants have been ordered to leave their rental property after the landlord cited an unusual and controversial reason for eviction. Residents slam the decision as 'unfair' and 'nonsensical'.
Ukrainian city erupts over potential land cession to Russia
Residents of a frontline Ukrainian city express anger and despair as discussions about ceding territory to Russia intensify. The emotional toll of war and uncertainty weighs heavily on the community.
India-Pakistan flagpole war at Attari-Wagah border
Tensions escalate as India and Pakistan compete to build the tallest flagpole at the Attari-Wagah border crossing, turning a symbolic ceremony into a display of national pride.
Couple's hilarious fix for neighbour's cat using garden as loo
Fed up with a neighbour's cat turning their garden into a toilet, one couple came up with a cheeky and effective way to deter the feline intruder.
Celebs who've visited Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm
Discover which famous faces have ventured to Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm amid its ongoing planning disputes and local tensions.
Neighbour's Hedge Too High? Know Your Rights
Discover your legal rights if a neighbour's hedge is causing disputes. Learn how to handle overgrown hedges, mediation options, and when to involve authorities.
Trump: Let Putin keep occupied Ukrainian territories
Former US President Donald Trump suggests letting Putin retain seized Ukrainian territories, sparking outrage and geopolitical concerns. Experts weigh in on the implications.
Trump's alleged National Guard plan sparks Pentagon concerns
Former US President Donald Trump reportedly considered deploying National Guard troops to address election disputes, raising alarms at the Pentagon.
Trump’s Return: Game-Changer for Ukraine Peace?
As the Ukraine-Russia war rages on, experts speculate whether a potential Trump presidency could reshape peace negotiations and territorial concessions. What’s at stake for Kyiv?
Citizens Advice Calls for FOS Reform Amid Delays
Citizens Advice urges an overhaul of the Financial Ombudsman Service, citing delays and inefficiencies as consumer complaints surge.
Rebel Wilson's defamation concerns over notice to 'The Deb'
Rebel Wilson's legal team raises defamation concerns after issuing a notice to Charlotte MacInnes, known as 'The Deb'. The case highlights tensions in celebrity disputes.
Colombian Army Aids Migrant Smugglers in Shocking Footage
Explosive video reveals Colombian soldiers aiding human smugglers in transporting migrants to the US, raising serious concerns over corruption and border security.
Front garden makeover sparks neighbourhood debate
A homeowner's decision to replant their front garden has gone viral, with neighbours and social media users divided over the bold new look.
Chris Philp scrutinised over Dover border delays
Immigration Minister Chris Philp is under fire as lengthy delays at the Port of Dover spark concerns over border control efficiency and staffing shortages.
Neighbour horror: ‘They treat my home like a free hotel’
A frustrated homeowner reveals how her neighbours constantly invade her space, treating her property as their own. From uninvited guests to stolen belongings, this is a tale of boundary-crossing gone too far.
Prince Harry faces criticism in Sentebale charity report
A damning report reveals internal disputes at Prince Harry's charity, Sentebale, with criticism directed at the Duke and other key figures.
NTSB investigates Baltimore bridge crash amid legal battles
The National Transportation Safety Board probes the collision of the cargo ship Dali with Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, as legal disputes unfold over liability and damages.
Westminster families battle fly-infested rubbish and parking chaos
Residents in Westminster are outraged as overflowing bins attract swarms of flies, while parking disputes add to their misery. Locals demand immediate action from the council.
Texas landowners sue Trump over border wall
Texas landowners are suing the Trump administration over the controversial border wall, claiming it violates their property rights and environmental protections.
French farmers use manure to drive out squatters
Desperate French farmers resort to spreading manure to drive out illegal occupants from their land in a smelly yet effective protest tactic.
Supreme Court limits Financial Ombudsman powers
The UK Supreme Court has overturned a Court of Appeal decision, limiting the Financial Ombudsman Service's powers in a major ruling affecting financial disputes.
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