SNL Returns Amid Late-Night Comedy Turmoil and Free Speech Concerns
SNL returns for its 50th season amid late-night comedy turmoil and free speech concerns, with a critical cold open expected.
Category : Politics
Google Denies Breaching Online Safety Act Over Suicide Forum Linked to 164 UK Deaths
Google denies breaching Online Safety Act over suicide forum linked to 164 UK deaths; Ofcom fines operator £950,000.
MAFS UK Bride Alleges Sexual Misconduct and Control
MAFS UK bride alleges lewd act, control, and pressure; production aware but encouraged her to continue. Channel 4 pulls series after Panorama.
UK Defence Secretary Flies to Cyprus After Drone Strike on RAF Base
UK defence secretary visits Cyprus after drone strike on RAF base, prompting diplomatic tensions and evacuation of families.
Trump Leaves China Without Breakthroughs on Iran, Taiwan or AI
Trump leaves China summit with Xi without breakthroughs on Iran, Taiwan, or AI, highlighting weakened US influence.
Fraudster Postmistress Ordered to Repay £100,000 After Embezzlement
Postmistress Carol Oswald ordered to repay £100,000 after embezzling from Post Office and charity to fund gambling habit.
American Doctor Tests Positive for Rare Ebola Strain in Congo
An American doctor tests positive for rare Ebola strain in Congo as death toll exceeds 100; WHO declares public health emergency.
The White Lotus Star Adam DiMarco Joins New Netflix Horror Series
Adam DiMarco and Camila Morrone to star in new Netflix horror series from Stranger Things creators.
Tens of Thousands March in London for Far-Right and Pro-Palestine Protests
31 arrests as far-right and pro-Palestine protests draw tens of thousands in London; far-right turnout down from September.
Trump Threatens to Bomb Iran's Power Plants and Bridges
Trump renews threat to bomb Iranian infrastructure and blockades Strait of Hormuz after failed peace talks in Pakistan.
Trump-Pardoned Jan 6 Rioter Arrested on Child Sex Abuse Charges
Andrew Paul Johnson, pardoned for Jan 6 role, arrested in Florida on child sexual abuse charges, including molestation and transmission of harmful material.
Gaza Ceasefire Agreed After Intense Two-Day Violence
Hamas accepts Egyptian-mediated ceasefire after two days of intense fighting with Israel, marked by 400 rockets and over 100 airstrikes.
Theo Walcott's Dad Urges England Players' Families to Treasure World Cup Moments
Theo Walcott's dad Don shares heartfelt advice for England players' families ahead of the World Cup, reflecting on their 2006 experience.
No Watch Towers Planned for New Thames Security Fence, Lords Told
Parliament denies plans for watch towers at House of Lords amid row over new security fence, citing balanced design and security concerns.
UK Man Missing in Spain After Stag Do Disappearance
Russell Arrowsmith, 35, from Doncaster, vanished in Benidorm while on a stag do. Last seen near Hotel Gala Placidia.
Starmer Defends Two-Child Benefit Cap Decision Amid Party Pressure
Keir Starmer defends not scrapping the two-child benefit cap, warning Labour of more tough choices ahead to win the next election.
Trump: US May Not Need Much Help in Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump says the US may not need much help in the Strait of Hormuz due to the Iran peace deal, but welcomes allied support. UK and France lead post-war plans.
Labour MPs Demand Starmer Change Course After Humiliating Byelection Loss
Labour MPs demand Keir Starmer change course after humiliating byelection loss to Greens, with leadership challenge rumblings intensifying.
Rescue Group to Buy 1,500 Beagles from Wisconsin Facility
Animal welfare groups agree to buy 1,500 beagles from Wisconsin facility amid protests over conditions.
China’s Top Diplomat Meets Myanmar Leader on Southeast Asia Tour
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets Myanmar leader Min Aung Hlaing in Naypyitaw to discuss ties, ASEAN cooperation, and regional stability.
Democrats Silent as Republicans Galvanised After Charlie Kirk Memorial
Nearly 100,000 attend memorial for slain activist Charlie Kirk; Democrats cautious as Republicans rally.
Iranian Interference in Scottish Politics to Be Examined by Westminster Probe
UK probe to examine Iranian and Russian interference in Scottish independence debate, led by Philip Rycroft, reporting in March.
The One Word Reason Rape Trials Keep Failing Women
Only a tiny fraction of reported rapes lead to a charge in England and Wales, with convictions plummeting. A new report calls the situation an unprecedented crisis.
£20,000 Plaza Prizes writing awards collapse, leaving winners and judges unpaid
The Plaza Prizes writing competition has apparently closed, leaving winners and judges, including Booker winner Damon Galgut, unpaid.
Poor poll projections ‘motivating’ Scottish Conservatives – Findlay
Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay says poor polls are motivating, urges peach ballot vote to stop SNP.
Jason Manford Reveals Padel Tennis Secret to Three Stone Weight Loss
Jason Manford credits padel tennis for losing three stone in 18 months, appearing on Lorraine to discuss his weight loss journey and new musical.
Mandelson Firm Lobbied for WuXi AppTec Amid US Security Crackdown
Peter Mandelson's lobbying firm Global Counsel signed a $3m contract with Chinese pharma firm WuXi AppTec amid US national security allegations.
RTÉ Says Ireland Will Boycott Eurovision If Israel Competes
Ireland's RTÉ says it will boycott Eurovision 2026 if Israel competes, citing Gaza war. Slovenia and Spain also raise concerns.
Tories' 14-Year Rule Faces Biggest Test in Decades
14 years of Tory rule have reshaped Britain: NHS waiting lists triple, food bank use soars, home ownership declines, and net migration hits 685,000.
Deputy UK Ambassador in Washington Abruptly Leaves Post
James Roscoe, Britain's deputy ambassador in Washington, has abruptly left his post amid a leak investigation into national security council discussions.
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