Trump Marks 80th Birthday with Iran Deal and UFC Bouts
Donald Trump celebrated his 80th birthday with an Iran peace deal and a UFC event at the White House, featuring guests like Tyson Fury and Mark Zuckerberg.
Category : Politics
Starmer Unveils Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announces a ban on social media for children under 16, citing impacts on mental health and happiness.
Under-16s banned from social media by Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer announces a ban on social media for under-16s, citing concerns over children's mental health and safety, following Australia's lead.
Yvette Cooper Accuses Tories of China ‘Withdrawal’ and Rejects Blair Criticism
Yvette Cooper defends Labour's China engagement, accuses Tories of 'withdrawal', and rejects Tony Blair's criticism of UK-US relations.
Trump Quietly Withdraws National Guard from Democratic Cities After Court Defeats
Trump quietly withdraws National Guard from Los Angeles, Chicago, and Portland after court losses, ending costly deployments.
Reclusive Billionaire Timothy Mellon Identified as Donor of $130m for US Troop Pay
Reclusive billionaire Timothy Mellon identified as donor of $130m for US troop pay during government shutdown, raising legal questions.
Rayner's Knife Could Finish Starmer: Will She Take the Crown?
Speculation grows that Angela Rayner may return to cabinet as Starmer faces election losses and potential leadership challenge.
British Army To Get Remote Controlled Guns In £1bn Deal
British Army to get 72 remote-controlled howitzers in £1bn deal, boosting artillery capability and creating 500 UK jobs.
Met Police Officer Loses Discrimination Case After Moving to Suffolk
Met Police officer loses discrimination case after moving to Suffolk and suing force over denied work-from-home request.
Army Barracks for Asylum Seekers Sparks Safety Fury
Home Office closes 11 asylum hotels, moves 350 claimants to army barracks, sparking safety and cost concerns from Refugee Council.
Mandelson's Undeclared Flights on Epstein's Private Jet
Peter Mandelson faces renewed scrutiny over ties to Jeffrey Epstein, including undeclared flights on his private jet, amid a history of scandals involving wealthy associates.
‘Dig of the Century’ Beneath Notre Dame Unveils 2,000 Years of Paris History
Archaeologists dig beneath Notre Dame Cathedral, uncovering 2,000 years of Paris history from Roman times to medieval era.
Iceland Boss Richard Walker to Become Labour Peer
Keir Starmer to appoint Iceland's Richard Walker as Labour peer, marking a rapid shift from former Tory donor and candidate.
John Aiken Replaces Mel Schilling on MAFS UK After Cancer News
John Aiken replaces Mel Schilling on MAFS UK after her terminal cancer diagnosis; Channel 4 confirms with her blessing.
Philippines Congress Moves To Outlaw Catholic Devotion
Philippines Congress passes reproductive health bill despite Church opposition, signaling waning Catholic influence.
Foreign Office Top Civil Servant Resigns Over Mandelson Vetting Row
Sir Olly Robbins resigns after FCDO overruled security officials' decision to deny Peter Mandelson vetting clearance for US ambassador role.
Michelle Obama Never Wanted Barack in Politics, Book Reveals
Jodi Kantor's book reveals Michelle Obama never wanted Barack in politics, detailing their marriage and White House life.
Littler Considered Quitting Over Booing Before Premier League Win
Luke Littler considered quitting Premier League Darts due to booing from crowds, before beating Luke Humphries in an emotional final at the O2.
Green Party Leaders Urge Listening to Reform UK Voters to Tackle Inequality
Green leaders Zack Polanski and Caroline Lucas urge the party to listen to Reform UK voters' concerns to address inequality and understand their appeal.
Tom Hanks and Tim Allen Drop Swear Word Live on Soccer Aid 2026
Tom Hanks and Tim Allen cause chaos on Soccer Aid 2026 live on ITV, with a swear word and head-rubbing from Danny Dyer.
Ex-Reality Star on Death Row Gives Birth in Prison
Taylor Parker, on death row for murdering a friend and stealing her unborn baby, has given birth in prison. Her case is featured in a new Netflix documentary.
YouTuber Sentenced to 31 Years for Murder of Pregnant Partner in Northern Ireland
YouTuber Stephen McCullagh sentenced to 31 years for murdering pregnant partner Natalie McNally, using a fake livestream as alibi.
Mossdale Cave Tragedy: Britain's Deadliest Caving Disaster
Six young cavers drowned in Mossdale Caverns, Yorkshire, in 1967, Britain's deadliest caving disaster. The tragedy highlighted the extreme dangers of the notorious cave system.
MoD Denies Staged Claims Over Marines Tanker Raid Footage
The MoD rejects accusations that Royal Marines' seizure of a Russian shadow fleet tanker was staged, as a Tory MP raises 'serious questions' about the footage's authenticity.
NATO Jets Scrambled to Intercept Russian Bombers Over Baltic Sea
NATO scrambles fighter jets to intercept Russian bombers and fighters over the Baltic Sea, highlighting ongoing tensions.
Councillor Resigns After 'Good Riddance' Post on Charlie Kirk's Death
Burnley councillor Fiona Wild resigns after posting 'good riddance' following the assassination of US commentator Charlie Kirk.
Tom Hiddleston Forced to Drop Out of Celebrity Traitors Season 2 at Last Minute
Tom Hiddleston drops out of Celebrity Traitors season 2 last minute due to scheduling clash, despite being a huge fan of the show.
Manneken Pis Gets New Welsh Guards Uniform to Honour Liberators
Manneken Pis receives new Welsh Guards uniform to commemorate 81st anniversary of Brussels' liberation from Nazi occupation.
BBC Breakfast Hosts Pay Tribute to Labour Legend
Jon Kay and Sally Nugent honoured Lord Hattersley, former deputy Labour leader, on BBC Breakfast, with tributes from Sir Keir Starmer and Lucy Powell.
Belfast's Enduring Peace Walls: Symbols of Unfinished Peace
Belfast's peace walls remain 25 years after Good Friday Agreement, reflecting ongoing sectarian divisions and slow progress toward reconciliation.
Page 1134 of 1369