Hanson Attacks Journalist Over Daughter's Job
Senator Pauline Hanson launched a personal attack on a Guardian journalist after being asked about her daughter's taxpayer-funded political adviser role, accusing the journalist of obsession.
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Florida Couple Keeps Child After Embryo Mix-Up
A Florida couple given the wrong embryo will retain permanent custody of their daughter after a fertility clinic error. They reached an agreement with the biological parents.
Röhl Departs Rangers for Salzburg, McInnes Linked
Rangers confirm Danny Röhl's departure to RB Salzburg by mutual consent. Derek McInnes is the frontrunner to replace him, with Steven Gerrard also linked.
Protesters to Target Hyundai at World Cup Match
Protesters will rally against World Cup sponsor Hyundai before the Mexico vs. South Korea game, criticizing its ties to mining company Ternium over alleged environmental harm and disappearances.
JLR to Make More Hybrids for US Sales Drive
Jaguar Land Rover plans to increase hybrid car production to target wealthy US buyers, reversing its earlier all-electric strategy for Halewood.
Xbox Faces Studio Closures Amid Cost-Cutting Memo
Xbox is reportedly planning to shut three studios after a memo warned of overextension, sparking fears for the brand's future and its commitment to creative game development.
Is It OK to Date a Friend's Ex? Share Your Story
Have you ever dated a friend's ex or had a friend date your ex? Share your experience with us and tell us how it affected your relationships.
Food Critic Stunned by £158.50 Bill at Savoy Grill
YouTube food critic Sam Wilder was shocked by the £158.50 per head bill at Gordon Ramsay's Savoy Grill, finding the steak average and the overall experience underwhelming.
Bank of England Likely to Hold Rates at 3.75% on June 18
The Bank of England is set to meet on June 18, with economists predicting interest rates will remain at 3.75% due to stable inflation and a potential US-Iran peace deal.
Josh Windass Considering Rangers Return Says Simon Jordan
Simon Jordan claims Josh Windass is considering a return to Rangers after talks. The midfielder, currently at Wrexham, impressed last season with 11 goals and seven assists.
Mourinho's Interest in Fernandes Could Complicate Man United Move
Manchester United target Mateus Fernandes is also wanted by Real Madrid, now managed by Jose Mourinho. United face a tough negotiation with West Ham demanding £80m.
Savings Account Holders Warned of £373 Loyalty Penalty
Brits with savings accounts could lose £373 yearly due to a loyalty penalty. Experts urge switching to inflation-beating accounts as major banks lag.
Chelsea Near Second Sale of Xabi Alonso Era as Young Star Exits
West Brom are advancing talks to sign Chelsea striker Jimmy-Jay Morgan permanently for £1-1.5m plus a sell-on clause. The 20-year-old scored 14 goals on loan at Peterborough last season.
Swansea City Set to Appoint Ben Stevens as Sporting Director
Swansea City is finalizing the appointment of Ben Stevens as sporting director, replacing Richard Montague. Stevens brings experience from Crystal Palace, where he helped the club win FA Cup and Conference League.
IVF Mix-Up Couple to Keep Baby After Custody Agreement
A couple who received a baby not biologically theirs due to an IVF mix-up will keep custody after an agreement with the biological parents. The child's race disparity alerted them to the error.
Liverpool's Kelleher Transfer Blunder: No Buy-Back Clause
Liverpool sold Caoimhin Kelleher to Brentford for up to £18m without a buy-back clause, a decision that could haunt them as they seek Alisson's successor. New boss Andoni Iraola faces a goalkeeping dilemma.
Brits' Favourite First-Sip Word Revealed: Luvverly
A survey of 2,000 adults reveals 'luvverly' is the nation's favourite word after the first sip of a cold pint, with regional variations from 'banger' in London to 'braw' in Scotland.
UK Holiday Park Group Collapses with £103m Debt
Argyll Holidays, operator of eight Scottish holiday parks, entered administration in November with over £103 million in debts. Administrators increased staff from 97 to 255 to maintain operations while seeking a buyer.
Morrisons Sales Growth Slows After 100 Store Closures
Morrisons reveals a slowdown in sales growth for the latest quarter after confirming around 100 store closures last month, with like-for-like sales growth slowing to 2.2% from 2.8%.
Interest-Only Mortgages Fell 17.7% in 2025
UK Finance reports that pure interest-only homeowner mortgages fell by 17.7% in 2025, with the total stock down 81% since 2012. Partial interest-only loans also declined.
Trump's Iran Deal Includes $300bn Rebuilding Fund
Under Trump's new deal with Iran, the US must pay $300 billion (£223bn) for rebuilding after war. The deal also reopens the Strait of Hormuz and lifts sanctions.
Bank of England Likely to Hold Rates at 3.75%
The Bank of England is set to keep interest rates at 3.75% following lower-than-expected inflation data and a US-Iran peace deal that has eased oil prices, reducing the need for a hike.
Lloyds Bank Closes 9 UK Branches This Week – Full List
Lloyds Bank is closing nine branches across the UK this week, continuing its shift to online banking. The closures affect locations from Hull to Uttoxeter.
John Lewis Confirms £50m Investment in UK Stores
John Lewis announces a £50 million investment to revamp stores in Glasgow, Cambridge, Leicester, Reading, and Liverpool, focusing on experience-led retail.
Mason Greenwood Agrees Roma Move, United Chase Summerville
Mason Greenwood has reportedly agreed terms with Roma for a permanent transfer. Meanwhile, Roma and Manchester United are competing for Crysencio Summerville's signature.
Man Utd Learn Summerville Transfer Stance as West Ham Stand Firm
Manchester United are interested in Crysencio Summerville, but West Ham are in no rush to sell despite relegation. The Hammers demand £45m for the Dutch winger, with Mateus Fernandes also a target.
BBC Warns TV and Radio Programmes to Be Axed in Major Cuts
BBC announces 550 job cuts from News and TV/radio roles, with £80m content spending reduction as audiences move online. Director-general Matt Brittin outlines savings plan.
Universal Credit Penalty: Under-25s Lose £140 Monthly
Universal Credit claimants under 25 face a 'young parent penalty' of up to £140 less per month, advocates tell MPs, urging policy change to protect families.
Historic Oxfordshire Clothing Store Closes After 114 Years
Keates of Witney, a menswear and bridal shop founded in 1914, has closed due to rising operating costs and online competition, marking the end of a 114-year legacy.
Chelsea Target Diogo Costa Under Alonso
Chelsea are considering a £51m move for Porto goalkeeper Diogo Costa, with new manager Xabi Alonso keen to strengthen the squad after a 10th-place finish.
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