Farage Dismisses School Racism Claims as 'Made-Up Fantasies'
Nigel Farage denies racist and antisemitic school bullying claims as politically motivated fantasies, amid calls for apology.
Category : Politics
Ex-Met Detective Joins Reform UK as Crime Adviser
Ex-Met detective Colin Sutton, who led the Levi Bellfield murder probe, joins Reform UK as crime adviser to help halve crime in five years.
Legal Experts Question CPS Decision to Drop China Spy Case
Legal experts question CPS reasoning for dropping China spy case, citing possible errors and political blame.
Baby Reindeer Star Confronted During School Run
Richard Gadd, star of Netflix hit Baby Reindeer, was confronted during the school run after the show's global success.
Jenrick In Heated Clash Over Attitude To Women
Robert Jenrick clashes with former colleague Victoria Atkins on live TV over his defection to Reform UK and personal conduct.
Ronaldo's World Cup Presence a Curse for Portugal, Says Analyst
Cristiano Ronaldo's presence at the 2026 World Cup may be more a curse than a blessing for Portugal, as his declining form could undermine the team, according to analyst Jonathan Wilson.
BBC Reporter Gary O'Donoghue Says Blindness Was an Asset in Trump Shooting Interview
BBC reporter Gary O'Donoghue, who is blind, says his disability helped him secure a key interview with a witness to the Trump assassination attempt.
Former ENO Chief Slams Raab's 'Champagne Socialist' Attack on Angela Rayner
Former ENO chief John Berry criticises Dominic Raab for calling Angela Rayner a 'champagne socialist' over her Glyndebourne visit, calling the attack 'sad and embarrassing'.
Matt Goodwin Named Reform UK Candidate In Gorton And Denton
Matt Goodwin named Reform UK candidate for Gorton and Denton by-election, sparking controversy over his elusive campaign and far-right ties.
US Army Raises Enlistment Age to 42 and Relaxes Cannabis Rules to Boost Recruitment
US Army raises enlistment age to 42 and eases cannabis conviction rules to address recruitment shortfalls.
SNP to Protect Oil and Gas and Back Renewables: Flynn
Scottish Economy Secretary Stephen Flynn says the SNP will protect oil and gas jobs while backing renewables, urging voters to back Richard Thomson in the Aberdeen South by-election.
British sniffer dogs deployed to Bulgaria border to fight Channel smugglers
Three British sniffer dogs deployed at Bulgaria-Turkey border to detect dinghies used by Channel smuggling gangs, building on previous successes.
Starmer Issues Ultimatum to Abramovich Over £2.5bn Chelsea Cash for Ukraine
Starmer gives Abramovich ultimatum to transfer £2.5bn from Chelsea sale to Ukraine or face court action.
'Crash-for-cash' gang jailed over woman's death on motorway
Four men jailed for first fatal crash-for-cash scam on A40, killing Baljinder Kaur Gill, 34.
Ex-Met Chiefs Warn of 'Dangerously Low' Police Resources in Scathing Attack on Tories
Five former Met Police commissioners warn Tory cuts have drained police resources, contributing to lawlessness, as chief inspector says forces are under huge strain.
FIFA Accused of Banning Spanish at World Cup Press Conferences
FIFA faces backlash over reports that World Cup stars are being told not to speak Spanish during press conferences, with Vinicius Jr and Achraf Hakimi among those affected.
McFadden Warns Against Toothless Ukraine Peace Deal
UK minister Pat McFadden warns against a toothless peace deal as Zelensky visits London for talks with Starmer, Macron, and Merz.
Sadiq Khan Condemns Trump's 'Gratuitously Offensive' Iran Comments
Sadiq Khan slams Donald Trump's Iran comments as 'gratuitously offensive' and hopes he loses the US election badly.
Bolton Secure Championship Return With Wembley Win
Bolton Wanderers beat Stockport County 4-1 in the League One play-off final to secure promotion back to the Championship.
Illegal Immigrant Charged with Murder of Baby Son in London
Moroccan illegal immigrant Dounia Chetaouat and Algerian partner charged with murder of three-month-old son Adam in North Finchley, London.
Vanilla Ice Defends Trump Festival Gig Amid Dropouts
Vanilla Ice defends performing at Trump's 250th anniversary concert after multiple artists drop out, saying music is not political.
BBC Bans Staff from Quoting Trump Corruption Line Removed from Reith Lecture
BBC bans staff from quoting Trump corruption claim removed from Reith lecture, citing legal advice amid threat of lawsuit.
Starmer Vows to Rebuild Britain in New Year Message
Keir Starmer promises 2025 as a year of rebuilding, comparing his task to post-war reconstruction under Attlee.
First Trans MSP Vows Fair System Amid Visa Issues
Newly elected trans MSP Dr Q Manivannan reveals student visa status and plans to apply for graduate and global talent visas, vowing to build a fair immigration system.
BBC World Cup Coverage Sparks Licence Fee Fury
The BBC's decision to cover the 2026 World Cup from a Salford studio instead of an on-location set in North America has sparked outrage, with critics calling it a disgrace and demanding the licence fee be scrapped.
King Attends Order of St Michael and St George Service for First Time as Monarch
King Charles III attends Order of St Michael and St George service at St Paul's Cathedral for first time as monarch, honouring overseas service.
Ilhan Omar Calls Nancy Mace 'Disturbed' After Failed Censure Attempt
Ilhan Omar calls Nancy Mace 'disturbed' after failed censure attempt over Charlie Kirk comments; House votes to table motion.
US Admiral Denies 'Kill Them All' Order in Boat Strike Video, Lawmakers Divided
US Admiral Frank Bradley denies ordering killing of survivors in Caribbean boat strike, as lawmakers clash over video evidence and legality of the attack.
GK Barry on Loose Women dynamic and co-star praise
GK Barry discusses Loose Women dynamic, praises Denise Welch, and shares relationship updates with footballer Ella Rutherford.
European Leaders Unite in Support of Greenland Amid US Threats
European leaders unite to support Denmark and Greenland after US aide suggests possible military seizure of Arctic territory.
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