David Beckham Rushes to Help Injured Skier on French Alps Holiday
David Beckham helped a fallen skier who hit her head during a family holiday in Courchevel, French Alps. He removed her skis and checked she was okay.
Category : Politics
Top 10 Most Awkward Moments That Embarrass Brits Revealed
Brits reveal top 10 most awkward moments, including texting wrong person, growling stomach, and wrong car, based on a survey of 2,000 adults.
Texas Board Suspends Camp Nurse License Over Flood Inaction
Texas Board of Nursing suspends Camp Mystic co-director Mary Liz Eastland's license for abandoning campers during deadly flood that killed 25 girls and two counselors.
Michigan Democrat Mallory McMorrow’s Viral Speech Offers Midterms Blueprint
Michigan Democrat Mallory McMorrow's viral speech against 'grooming' slander offers a blueprint for Democrats in the midterms.
Labour Suspends Karl Turner Over Criticism and Conduct
Labour suspends MP Karl Turner after criticism of Starmer and No 10, linked to interview with candidate who stood against Jess Phillips.
Dubai Dream a Cautionary Tale for UK Populists
Podcast tells story of British businessman imprisoned in Dubai, highlighting risks for UK populists who admire the emirate.
Reform UK calls for all Glasgow police to be armed with Tasers
Reform UK wants all frontline police in Glasgow armed with Tasers, citing rising crime and assaults on officers under SNP.
Starmer Pledges Meeting with Nuclear Test Veterans After 435-Day Wait
PM Starmer promises meeting with nuclear test veterans after 435-day delay over radiation experiments scandal.
Harry Styles Jokes About 'Queerbaiting' Criticism on SNL
Harry Styles joked about 'queerbaiting' criticism during his SNL monologue, kissing Ben Marshall and addressing the controversy.
Trump Claims Iran Deal Largely Negotiated, Hormuz to Reopen
Trump says Iran deal largely negotiated, Strait of Hormuz to reopen; Iran denies control change; Pakistan mediates further talks.
Nigel Farage to Host Inauguration Party as European Far-Right Leaders Flock to Washington
Nigel Farage hosts inauguration party in Washington as European far-right leaders, including Austria's Heinz-Christian Strache, visit for Trump's inauguration.
Council Apologises for Illegal Bird Feeding Threat Signs
Brent Council apologises for signs threatening up to five years in prison for feeding pigeons, which were illegal and have been removed.
Trump Flails in Iran Trap of His Own Making as Policy Swings Wildly
Trump's foreign policy swings wildly as US and Iran near a fragile agreement to end the war, but Tehran dismisses the proposal as a 'wishlist'.
Sharon Osbourne to Join Tommy Robinson at Anti-Immigration March in London
Sharon Osbourne confirms attendance at Tommy Robinson's anti-immigration rally in London, sparking controversy.
UK to Pay France £660m for Channel Migrant Patrols
UK agrees to pay France £660m over three years for Channel migrant patrols, including funding for a riot squad to disperse asylum seekers attempting small boat crossings.
Denis Leary's 'Crazy Idea' Raises Funds for Fire Departments
Denis Leary's Firefighter for a Day event raises funds for fire departments, offering civilians FDNY training experience.
Trump claims King Charles 'would probably have helped us with Iran'
Trump claims King Charles would have helped US on Iran, criticising Starmer and Nato during royal state visit.
Law Firms Urge Appeals Court to Keep Blocking Trump Sanctions
Law firms argue Trump sanctions threaten rule of law as appeals court hears case to keep orders blocked.
Ukraine Breaches Russian First Defence Line Near Zaporizhzhia, General Says
Ukraine breaks Russia's first defensive line near Zaporizhzhia; general expects faster gains against weaker second line.
Trump Accuses Iran of Stalling Peace Deal to ‘Outwait’ Him Until US Midterms
Trump accuses Iran of stalling peace talks to wait out US midterms, warns of military action if no deal, and links agreement to Abraham Accords expansion.
Pubs Ban Ten Councillors Over Parking Charges
Queenborough pubs ban councillors after parking charges introduced, leading to empty streets and business decline.
US Inflation Hits 4.2% in May as Middle East Conflict Drives Up Prices
US inflation hits 4.2% in May, driven by Middle East conflict and oil prices. UK steel tariffs may be dropped, WH Smith warns on profits, Octopus Energy meets capital targets.
Cravat-Clad Councillor Steals Show at Robbins Hearing
Wiltshire councillor Andrew Edwards steals the show with his cravat during Olly Robbins' parliamentary grilling, offering style tips and criticism.
'We wasted a lot of lives': CIA spymaster Peter Sichel's posthumous Iran critique
Documentary reveals former CIA officer Peter Sichel's posthumous criticism of the 1953 Iran coup and US foreign policy.
Two Liverpool Men Among Britons Detained After Allegedly Crossing US Border Illegally
Two Liverpool men among four British nationals detained in Maine for illegally crossing US border from Canada; charged with unlawful entry.
Trump Drops F-Bomb in Live TV Tirade Over Iran-Israel Ceasefire
Donald Trump dropped an F-bomb on live TV while criticising Iran and Israel over a collapsing ceasefire deal, shocking viewers.
UK Defence Secretary Insists Nation Safe from Iranian Missile Threat
UK Defence Secretary John Healey assures Commons that Britain is safe from Iranian missile threats, citing layered defences and Nato alliances.
Meghan Markle's AI Deal May Harm Prince Harry's Security Battle
Meghan Markle's AI shopping deal with OneOff could undermine Prince Harry's legal fight for UK security, experts warn.
Fury Over 54 Homes And Sewage Plant Near Homes
Trafford councillors demand action as homes flooded with raw sewage twice a year due to climate emergency and funding cuts.
Strictly's It Takes Two to Get Major Refresh for 2026
Strictly Come Dancing gets new hosts, set, and It Takes Two refresh for 2026, with Janette Manrara leaving the spin-off.
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