US military personnel in the UK can be tried by courts martial under a 1951 agreement, bypassing British courts even for off-duty crimes like sexual assault. The system faces growing scrutiny.
Liberal frontbencher James Paterson criticizes Pauline Hanson's call for a 'monocultural' Australia as 'deeply weird', highlighting Australia's multilingual heritage.
Seattle's World Cup committee proceeds with Pride Match celebrations for Egypt v Iran on June 26, despite backlash from both teams and calls to cancel LGBTQ+ events.
Tommy Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, is a far-right anti-Islamic activist whose interview with Karl Stefanovic may cost the Australian TV host his job. He founded the English Defence League and has multiple convictions.
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Morrisons has apologised after a customer found a monkey teething toy placed next to African and Caribbean food in its Brentford store, calling it a 'racist joke'.
Women are instinctively hard-wired to say 'no' to men as a natural self-preservation response, according to a new study. The 'female genius' instinct triggers a snap refusal to test men's intentions, with up to 75% of first 'no's later becoming 'yes'.
Carol Vorderman, 65, defends her polyamorous lifestyle with three 'special friends' after facing criticism, saying she's been called 'every name under the sun' but is happier than ever.
West Midlands Police Acting Chief Constable Scott Green issued a landmark apology to the LGBTQ+ community for historic mistreatment, admitting laws were wrongly used to target gay and bisexual men, following years of lobbying by Birmingham Pride.
Sephora introduces 'quiet hours' globally, reducing music and screen brightness to create a calmer shopping environment, following a successful pilot in 32 stores across eight markets.
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Scotland's World Cup campaign hangs by a thread after a 4-0 defeat to Brazil, with pundits blaming individual errors, tactics, and a lack of attacking threat.
The Northern Ireland Civil Service will not formally participate in Belfast Pride 2026, citing legal context, sparking criticism from organisers who say demanding equality is not a breach of neutrality.
The UK government has published a draft bill to ban abusive LGBTQ+ conversion practices in England and Wales, making it a crime punishable by up to five years in prison.
Britain must adopt US-style Political Action Committees to influence policy between elections, says Advance UK's Richard Thomson, citing the Chagos Islands campaign as a success.
Jurgen Klopp abruptly ended an interview when questioned about Bastian Schweinsteiger's alleged racist comments during World Cup punditry, stating he had 'no chance' to answer.
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Stockport councillors have unveiled a £2bn plan to transform the town into 'the best place in the whole world', aiming to deliver 8,000 homes, a new school, and a health hub by 2040.
From bagpipes on boats to cone wrestling, the Tartan Army has charmed Americans with their antics at the World Cup. Here are 10 of their most uplifting moments.
King Charles visited a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu academy in London, suggesting the martial art could help young people. He met rapper Tinie Tempah and veterans, who praised the sport's benefits.
Bill Gates says solving climate change is harder than Covid, calling for unprecedented innovation and government action to cut emissions.
Jurgen Klopp abruptly ended a World Cup interview when asked about Bastian Schweinsteiger's controversial 'African football' remarks, calling it a serious subject he couldn't address.
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Donald Trump was labelled a 'bully' after a furious screaming match with Republican senator Bill Cassidy over the Iran war, during which Cassidy accused Trump of failing to keep Americans informed.
Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters march in Manchester for fourth weekend, calling for ceasefire and end to Israeli occupation.
Jane O'Gorman advises a man harassed by female colleagues and a woman rejected three times by her brother's friend, urging them to seek help or move on.
Royal expert Ingrid Seward says Meghan Markle 'needs to come' to the UK to boost her lifestyle brand As Ever, adding in a five-word verdict that 'she has to make it.'
King Charles visited the Roger Gracie Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy in London, meeting rapper Tinie Tempah and praising the martial art's potential to help young people and veterans.
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Seven women and one man were arrested after police raided three massage parlours in Darlington as part of an operation targeting suspected modern slavery and exploitation.
Karl Stefanovic's independent podcast was pulled after an interview with far-right activist Tommy Robinson, raising questions about his future at Nine.
Dozens of Israeli former leaders and security chiefs threaten legal action against the government over Jewish terrorism and ethnic cleansing in the occupied West Bank, accusing the IDF of complicity.
Eight protesters convicted of terrorism for a 2025 protest at a Texas ICE facility received 30-100 year sentences, with zines and leftist literature used as key evidence, alarming free speech advocates.
A leak by hacktivist maia arson crimew exposes Dialog's hidden rating system, strange sessions on sex and WWIII, and matchmaking for elite members including Josh Brolin.
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The British ambassador to Bahrain, Alastair Long, accepted the Order of Bahrain from King Hamad, sparking accusations of breaching Foreign Office protocol and raising concerns over human rights.
