Unite Boss Faces Leadership Challenge Over Reform UK
Simon Dubbins announces challenge to Unite leader Sharon Graham, citing failure to counter Reform UK and criticism over anti-Miliband stance on net zero.
Simon Dubbins announces challenge to Unite leader Sharon Graham, citing failure to counter Reform UK and criticism over anti-Miliband stance on net zero.
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, New York's LGBTQ+ community faces federal attacks on trans healthcare, protests over hospital participation in Pride, and arrests at events.
Elon Musk promoted the far-right film 'Citizen Vigilante' on X, sparking concerns over radicalization and real-world violence, with critics citing his influence and lack of coverage.
Charlie Veitch, 45, pleaded not guilty to a public order offence at Manchester Magistrates' Court. He is accused of using threatening words or behaviour in Manchester on August 2, 2025. Trial set for October 2027.
Cambridge tops UK UFO sightings per capita, with a 0.25% lifetime chance of an encounter, according to analysis of police reports. The city's flat geography and academic culture contribute to high reporting rates.
Prince William marked the third anniversary of his Homewards project with a rallying cry for communities to do more to solve homelessness, announcing £7.7 million in new funding.
Prince William says homelessness is 'a systemic failure' and calls for new approaches as his Homewards initiative marks three years, helping 73 into housing and over 250 into work.
Spanish media have intensified criticism of Anthony Gordon after his £69.3m Barcelona move, questioning his form for England at the World Cup ahead of the DR Congo match.
Staff at Manchester's Kimpton Clocktower Hotel begin strike action tonight, the first hospitality sector strike in the North West, over alleged union busting and poor working conditions.
The inaugural pan-Ayrshire White Ribbon Cup at Townhead Park, Cumnock, brought together secondary school pupils for a five-a-side football tournament to challenge violence against women and girls.
Left-wing militants claim arson attack on Berlin power grid, cutting power to thousands of homes amid freezing temperatures.
Zoe Ball, 55, has signed with Greatest Hits Radio to host weekday afternoons from September 7, marking her return to daily broadcasting after leaving BBC Radio 2 and missing out on Strictly Come Dancing.
A Hotline caller unveils a blueprint to revive Scottish football, criticising Celtic and Rangers' academy systems and the greed of clubs amid World Cup fallout.
Refuse collector Ashley advises UK households to add house numbers to bin lids to prevent bins being returned to wrong addresses.
Powerlifter Peta Emery was stunned when a joking TikTok about selling her used gym shorts after a workout accident sparked a flood of DMs from men offering cash for her sweaty gear.
Jeremy Clarkson's potential political career divides opinion. Vote in our poll on whether the former Top Gear host should run for office.
A Catholic nun warns that UFO sightings are demonic 'fallen angels' invading Earth to distract humanity from God, citing a cosmic war for souls.
Novak Djokovic urges tennis chiefs to reform tour structures and shorten matches after his Wimbledon win, citing injury disruptions and a demanding calendar.
Zeena Valvona, a Babestation star with nearly six years on the platform, reveals the weirdest fetish requests she's received, from armpit worship to giantess car-crushing fantasies.
DWP urged to consider means-testing PIP as part of Timms Review, but minister rejects the idea, citing benefit's non-means-tested nature and rising costs.
Katie Price faces backlash from Peta after buying a £2,000 Pomsky in Dubai while her cat Doris remains missing. Peta's Mimi Bekhechi calls her 'irresponsible' and renews a £5,000 offer to stop acquiring animals.
Hannah Ingram-Moore, 55, disgraced over Captain Tom Foundation mismanagement, now sells cheap goods like ear drops and sunshades on TikTok for commission, sparking backlash.
Prince William and Prince Harry remain estranged as Harry's UK visit approaches. Palace aides say William holds a grudge and cannot forgive his brother. King Charles seeks reconciliation.
Afghan smuggler Haji Ajmal admits to using aggression and violence to control migrants, but claims he enjoys the work because he helps people flee war zones and start new lives in the UK.
The Prince of Wales marks the third anniversary of his Homewards initiative, stating homelessness is a systemic failure and calling for new approaches to prevent it.
More than 50 MEPs have signed a letter supporting an ethics complaint against FIFA president Gianni Infantino over his award of the FIFA Peace Prize to Donald Trump, demanding a full investigation.
Democratic Socialists of America sweep primaries; centrist Democrats like James Carville and Jaime Harrison call for a formal break with the progressive wing, warning of extinction.
Gateshead Reform councillor Garry Thompson is under fire for suggesting some families use autism diagnoses to jump housing waiting lists, sparking Labour condemnation.
Nigel Farage has savaged Andy Burnham's plan to supercharge devolution, questioning whether it has ever improved life anywhere it's been tried, citing London, Wales, and Scotland.
A commentator argues that booing Taylor Swift at events reflects misogyny, noting her 20-year career and female-dominated fan base.