Howard Fendrich, AP sports writer and tennis expert, dies at 55
Howard Fendrich, an award-winning AP national sports writer known for his tennis coverage and Olympic reporting, has died at 55 after a battle with cancer.
Category : Politics
Kent Council Approves Lord's Prayer and National Anthem
Kent County Council has voted to introduce the Lord's Prayer and national anthem at meetings, citing patriotism and heritage. Critics call it performative politics.
Tattooed Woman Steals Spencer Pratt Campaign Sign on Video
A woman in athletic wear with a visible tattoo was filmed ripping a Spencer Pratt mayoral sign from a Studio City home, sparking online sleuthing as Pratt rises in polls.
Ed Sheeran Saves Childhood Youth Club in Framlingham
Ed Sheeran has stepped in to save the Framlingham youth club he attended as a child, funding a new centre with music, art, and sports facilities.
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Three Charged with Murder After Sydney Balcony Fall
Two men and a woman have been charged with murder after a man died from a 15-metre fall from a balcony in Castle Hill, Sydney. The incident occurred during a party early Sunday morning.
US 'Very Upset' with NATO Allies 'Going into Hiding' in Iran War
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the White House is 'very upset' with NATO members for 'going into hiding' during the Iran war, criticising allies including the UK for refusing to use bases or commit forces.
Emmerdale Tackles Hidden Homelessness with Kammy Hadiq Storyline
Emmerdale partners with The Salvation Army to portray hidden homelessness through fan-favourite Kammy Hadiq, challenging perceptions and raising awareness.
Tech Firms Failed Two Generations on Safety, Crime Chief Warns
The NCA and NPCC back a social media ban for under-16s, citing tech firms' failure to prioritize child safety over profit. Government consultation closes next week.
Neolithic Hall Unveiled Near Stonehenge After £1M Rebuild
A seven-metre tall Neolithic hall reconstruction near Stonehenge, based on archaeological evidence, offers a glimpse into prehistoric life and will open to visitors this summer.
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Mandatory ID Checks Proposed for Sunbed Use to Protect Children
New UK laws under consultation would require ID checks for sunbed use to prevent under-18s from accessing them, ban misleading health claims, and mandate health warnings.
Ofcom Ultimatum Over Royal Mail's Poor Performance
MPs have given Ofcom six months to prove it can regulate Royal Mail effectively, as only 74.9% of first-class mail arrives on time, causing missed appointments and delayed benefits.
Exercise as Vital as Medicine for Elderly, MPs Warn
A new report warns that exercise is as important as medicine for older people, but too little is done to encourage it. Lack of activity costs £7.4bn yearly and links to major diseases.
Reeves VAT Cut on Attractions to Help Families
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces temporary VAT cut on family attractions to alleviate cost-of-living pressures amid Iran conflict fallout. Vote in our poll.
Stonehenge Sarsen Stones: Neolithic Competition Theory
An expert suggests Stonehenge's massive sarsen stones may have been transported as part of a Neolithic competition, adding a new layer to the mystery of the ancient monument.
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Police Chiefs Call for Social Media Ban for Under-16s
UK police chiefs recommend banning children under 16 from social media unless platforms introduce safety measures, citing harmful content and encryption issues.
Lisa Nandy: Premier League on 'Crumbling Foundations'
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy warns the Premier League's billionaire owners that the new Football Governance Act will give fans real power to protect clubs from rogue owners and financial collapse.
Royal British Legion Marks 15 Years Since Iraq War End
The Royal British Legion holds a national commemorative event to remember the 179 fallen personnel and over 6,000 injured in the Iraq War, 15 years after its end.
Ashley Cain's Heartbreaking Tribute 5 Years On from Daughter's Funeral
Ashley Cain marks five years since his daughter Azaylia's funeral, sharing an emotional tribute on Instagram. The reality star says he still can't accept her death.
Pregnant Molly-Mae Hague Gets Ninth Parking Fine on Mercedes
Molly-Mae Hague received her ninth parking fine in a year on her £250,000 Mercedes G-Wagon in Cheshire. The influencer is also anxious about the birth of her second child.
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Mis-Teeq Tease Comeback for 25th Album Anniversary
Mis-Teeq hints at reunion for their debut album's 25th anniversary. The group, featuring Alesha Dixon, has launched a new Instagram account, sparking fan speculation.
Labour Lost 4x More Voters to Greens Than Reform
A YouGov poll reveals 22% of 2024 Labour voters switched to the Greens at local elections, versus 6% to Reform UK, as Labour suffered heavy losses.
James Norton tipped as next James Bond by Steven Knight
Steven Knight, creator of Peaky Blinders, reveals he wrote the next Bond role with James Norton in mind, as casting for the iconic spy heats up.
Judge condemned for 'soft justice' after teen travellers spared jail
A judge has been condemned for a 'sickening case of soft justice' after three teenage travellers who gang-raped two schoolgirls were spared jail, receiving rehabilitation orders instead.
BBC Hunts for New Hercule Poirot After Suchet's Iconic Run
The BBC is casting for a new Hercule Poirot series after securing rights in a bidding war. David Suchet's portrayal remains iconic, but who will be the next detective?
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Fiona Bruce Halts Question Time for Two Major Announcements
Question Time host Fiona Bruce paused the debate in Dumfries to reveal upcoming special episodes on AI and a by-election in Makerfield, exciting viewers.
Erika Kirk Backs Spencer Pratt for LA Mayor
Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, praises Republican LA mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt, calling his campaign 'authentically American' amid a crowded race.
Sisters' family urge end to conspiracy theories
The family of three sisters found dead off Brighton beach has condemned online conspiracy theories, including an AI-generated photo, saying it causes more harm.
Newsom Urges Californians to Avoid Chevron This Weekend
California Governor Gavin Newsom's office advises drivers to avoid Chevron stations over Memorial Day weekend, citing prices 60-80 cents higher than unbranded gas. Chevron blames state climate policies.
NASCAR Legend Kyle Busch Dies at 41 After Hospitalization
Two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch has died at age 41 after being hospitalized, his family announced. He holds the record for most wins across NASCAR's three national series.
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Shearer: Tuchel Must Pick Alexander-Arnold for World Cup
Alan Shearer has urged Thomas Tuchel to include Trent Alexander-Arnold in England's World Cup squad, citing his quality in possession as crucial against defensive teams.
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