Epstein 'supplied illegal medication and Botox to Peter Mandelson'
Emails show Epstein supplied Xanax and arranged Botox for Peter Mandelson while he was a government minister.
Category : Politics
Bill Maher to Receive Kennedy Center's Mark Twain Prize After White House Denial
Bill Maher will receive the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor after the White House denied reports he would win. The award ceremony is set for 28 June.
E3 Ambassadors Urge Direct Russia-Ukraine Talks in Rare Moscow Meeting
E3 ambassadors urge direct Russia-Ukraine talks in Moscow; Ukrainian strikes cripple Crimean fuel supplies and supply lines.
Green Leader Accused of Falsely Claiming to Be Red Cross Spokesperson
Zack Polanski falsely claimed to be a British Red Cross spokesperson, the charity says, amid other controversies ahead of local elections.
Explosion at South Korean Defence Firm Kills Five, Injures Two
Explosion at Hanwha Aerospace in Daejeon kills five, injures two; cause unknown, area is security facility.
Kyiv Attack Injures Eight as Trump and Starmer Discuss Pressuring Putin
Russian air attack on Kyiv injures eight, including a child. Starmer and Trump meet in Scotland to discuss pressuring Putin over Ukraine.
Trump Threatens Iran with 'Hell' Over Strait of Hormuz, Sets Tuesday Deadline
Trump warns Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz by Tuesday or face destruction of power plants and bridges, escalating war rhetoric.
MPs' Families United by Tragedy: Jo Cox and David Amess
Katie Amess and Brendan Cox share their experiences of losing MP fathers to political violence, highlighting the need for safety and decency in politics.
Murdered MPs' Families Plead for Decency and Unity
The families of Jo Cox and Sir David Amess, murdered MPs, call for unity and decency in public debate, urging action against extremism and participation in democracy.
Billy Joel 'doing great' after brain disorder diagnosis, says daughter
Billy Joel's daughter says he's 'doing great' after brain disorder diagnosis, undergoing physical therapy and making a strong recovery.
Trump Labels Russia 'Extraordinary Threat' as Putin Meeting Looms
Trump calls Russia an 'extraordinary threat' after envoy meets Putin, plans face-to-face summit, and hits India with tariffs over Russian oil.
Ashburton Folklore Festival Attracts New Followers
Ashburton in Devon becomes a hub for folklore revival, with the Dartmoor Tors festival drawing hundreds to celebrate West Country traditions.
Spice Girls Reunite for Victoria Beckham's 50th Birthday Celebration
All five Spice Girls reunited at Victoria Beckham's 50th birthday party in London, performing 'Stop' and sparking reunion speculation.
Reggie Kray Claimed American Mafia Murdered Beatles Manager Brian Epstein
Reggie Kray claimed the American mafia murdered Beatles manager Brian Epstein, according to a new biography by Philip Norman.
Moscow Shuts Down Airports and Mobile Signals Ahead of Victory Day Parade
Moscow tightens security for Victory Day parade amid Ukrainian drone fears, shutting airports and mobile signals.
Google Blames Glitch for Inaccurate Bushfire Satellite Images
Google cites glitch for inaccurate bushfire satellite images that went viral, misleading social media users about Australia's fires.
Tony Blair: Police Losing Knife Crime Battle
Tony Blair says police are losing the knife crime battle and urges Theresa May to hold a Cobra meeting to tackle the issue.
Albanian Ambassador: UK Media Unfairly Targets Albanians
Albanian ambassador Uran Ferizi says UK media and politicians unfairly target Albanians, citing misreported crime statistics and discrimination.
Anderson Cooper Departs 60 Minutes After Two Decades
Anderson Cooper leaves 60 Minutes after nearly 20 years amid CBS News turmoil under new editor Bari Weiss.
CalMac Compensation Payouts Surge Amid Ferry Disruptions
CalMac compensation payouts surged to over £50k per month in 2022 amid ferry disruptions, with ageing fleet and delayed new vessels blamed.
Starmer at G7 as Trump Says Strait of Hormuz to Reopen
Sir Keir Starmer meets G7 leaders after Trump announces Strait of Hormuz reopening, marking their first encounter since the US president criticized him in March.
Ukrainian Refugee Visa Delays Spark Outrage
Sponsors condemn Home Office delays in processing Ukrainian refugee visas, citing bureaucratic hurdles and lack of communication.
Chernobyl Anniversary Raises Nuclear Fears as Strikes Kill 16
At least 16 killed in weekend strikes as Chernobyl anniversary highlights nuclear risks from war in Ukraine.
British Couple Freed From Afghanistan Feared Execution
British couple Peter and Barbie Reynolds, freed after eight months in Afghan detention, feared execution by Taliban.
Tommy Robinson Tells Thousands at London Rally to Prepare for 'Battle of Britain'
Tommy Robinson addressed tens of thousands at a London rally, urging political involvement ahead of the 2029 election. Police estimated 60,000 attendees, with 43 arrests made.
South Yorkshire Police Ends Ben Needham Investigation, Mother 'Devastated'
South Yorkshire Police ends investigation into Ben Needham's 1991 disappearance, leaving mother Kerry 'devastated' and fearing case will be dropped by Greek authorities.
Starmer Denies Lifting Russian Oil Sanctions
UK reassures Ukraine after temporary Russian oil imports spark criticism; Starmer denies weakening sanctions.
US Marines Deployed to Los Angeles Amid Immigration Protests
Pentagon deploys 700 US Marines to Los Angeles amid immigration protests, sparking criticism from state officials.
Elderly Woman Dies After Altercation with Tim Hortons Employee
Anita Grayson, 75, died after a fight with a Tim Hortons employee over a drive-thru order in Indiana.
Mother of Boy Who Died in TikTok Challenge Urges No 10 to Ban Social Media for Under-16s
Ellen Roome, whose son died in a TikTok challenge, urges PM to ban social media for under-16s, citing slow government action.
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