Ferguson's Six Firms Dissolve After Epstein Files Release
Companies House documents reveal six of Sarah Ferguson's businesses are being wound down following the Jeffrey Epstein files release, with emails showing financial pleas.
Category : Politics
Trump Evades Questions on Noem-Lewandowski DHS Scandal
President Donald Trump avoided addressing the alleged affair between DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and aide Corey Lewandowski, despite evidence he is aware of the rumours causing turmoil.
Damon Albarn's Feud History: Britpop to Graham Norton
Damon Albarn's recent awkward exchange with Graham Norton adds to his long history of celebrity feuds, including Britpop rivalries with Oasis and clashes with Adele and Taylor Swift.
Seoul Court to Rule on Yoon Insurrection Charges After 14 Months
A court in Seoul is set to deliver a verdict on insurrection charges against impeached former President Yoon Suk Yeol, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty over his 2024 martial law declaration.
Kansas State Faces Legal Battle Over Coach Jerome Tang Firing
Attorneys for fired Kansas State basketball coach Jerome Tang threaten to 'embarrass' the university in a brewing legal dispute over his dismissal and $19 million contract buyout.
Hadley Demands Hanson Apologise to Muslims Over 'Hate' Remarks
Former radio host Ray Hadley has called on Pauline Hanson to apologise after she claimed Muslims 'hate Westerners' in a heated Sky News interview, warning against divisive rhetoric.
Rugby League Teens' Lives Altered After P-Plater Crash
Two promising rugby league stars, aged 14, face uncertain futures after a P-plater lost control and slammed into them outside a takeaway in Booval, Ipswich.
Cardi B Confirms Split from NFL Star Stefon Diggs
Rapper Cardi B publicly confirmed her breakup with NFL wide receiver Stefon Diggs during her Los Angeles concert, while fiercely defending him from criticism by rival BIA.
British Skiers Killed in French Alps Avalanche Named
Stuart Leslie, 46, and Shaun Overy, 51, died while skiing off-piste in Val d'Isère amid a rare red avalanche alert. A French national also perished, and an investigation has been launched.
Australian Women and Children Leave Syrian Detention Camp
Australian women and children have been repatriated from a Syrian detention camp after being turned back, marking a significant humanitarian and diplomatic effort.
Sarah Ferguson Companies Close After Epstein Files Expose Ties
Six companies linked to Sarah Ferguson are being wound up following the release of documents detailing her communications with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump Blames Governor Moore for Potomac Sewage Spill
President Trump criticises Democratic Governor Wes Moore over a massive sewage spill in the Potomac River, while Maryland officials argue federal infrastructure is at fault.
Councils Scramble for May Elections After Government U-Turn
Local authorities face a frantic race against time to organise reinstated May elections after a government policy reversal, with election administrators warning of lost planning months and questioning devolution plans.
Albanese Rejects Aid for Australian ISIS-Linked Families
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has firmly ruled out government assistance for Australian families with ISIS ties attempting to return from Syria, citing legal consequences for any breaches.
MAFS Australia Expert Mel Schilling Steps Down After 12 Seasons
Relationship expert Mel Schilling announces her departure from Married At First Sight Australia, citing health and family reasons, after 12 seasons on the hit reality show.
Cabinet Office Investigates Labour Minister Over PR Firm Smear Claims
Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons faces calls to step aside while his department investigates allegations he paid a PR firm to smear Sunday Times journalists.
Robert Jenrick Named Reform UK Treasury Spokesman
Robert Jenrick is set to be unveiled as Reform UK's Treasury spokesman, alongside other senior appointments, as Nigel Farage aims to counter criticism of the party's inexperience.
Social Media Ban for Under-16s Clashes with Votes at 16
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces criticism that banning under-16s from social media contradicts his support for lowering the voting age, as young people rely on platforms like TikTok for news.
Judge Orders Trump to Restore Washington Slavery Exhibit
A federal judge has mandated the restoration of an exhibit detailing the lives of nine people enslaved by George Washington at his Philadelphia home, which was removed by the Trump administration last month.
MAFS Luke Fourniotis Explains Decision to Stay on Show
Married At First Sight star Luke Fourniotis opens up about his choice to remain on the show despite a public rejection from TV wife Melissa Akbay, citing a desire to avoid negativity and rebuild their relationship from scratch.
Vonn's Sister Calls Her 'Super Strong' After Leg Break
Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn's sister insists she remains 'super strong' despite a horrific leg fracture requiring multiple surgeries, with amputation fears looming after her crash.
Danish Minister: UK Must Spread Migrants More Evenly
Denmark's employment minister calls for UK areas like Somerset to accept more migrants, highlighting diversity disparities and advocating for integration reforms.
Police Ask Government to Delay Mandelson-Epstein Email Release
The Metropolitan Police has requested the Government postpone publishing emails where Downing Street questioned Peter Mandelson about his Jeffrey Epstein links, citing a criminal probe.
Sam Newman Confirms Relationship with Sue Stanley
AFL legend Sam Newman, 80, now openly describes fitness icon Sue Stanley as his partner after years of denying romance rumours, marking a new chapter following personal tragedies.
Love Island All Stars: Ciaran's 130 Women Shocks Viewers
Love Island: All Stars viewers were stunned as a game revealed 23-year-old Ciaran had slept with 130 women, including a 48-year-old, sparking outrage on social media.
Love Island All Stars Twist Sparks Viewer Fury
Love Island All Stars fans expressed outrage and confusion over a sudden dramatic twist, questioning producer involvement as tensions shifted unexpectedly in the villa.
UK Dual Citizen Passport Rules: Key Changes and Travel
From 25 February 2026, British dual nationals must use a UK passport or certificate of entitlement to enter the UK, ending the option to use foreign passports for travel.
President's Niece Acted as Epstein Fixer, Emails Show
Newly released emails reveal how Nina Keita, niece of Ivory Coast's president, facilitated Jeffrey Epstein's access to powerful politicians and helped source young women.
Naomi Campbell's Name in Epstein Files 300 Times
Newly released documents show supermodel Naomi Campbell's name appears nearly 300 times in Jeffrey Epstein files, indicating far more extensive contact than previously known.
Melania Trump's Presidents' Day Documentary Promotion Sparks Debate
First Lady Melania Trump used Presidents' Day to promote her documentary 'Melania' on social media, sharing White House premiere photos and urging theatrical viewings. The film's commercial success and ethical questions about official promotion have drawn
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