Swiss Bus Fire That Killed Six Caused by Man Setting Himself Alight, Prosecutor Says
Swiss bus fire that killed six was caused by a man setting himself alight, prosecutors say. The 'marginalised and disturbed' individual was among the deceased.
Category : Politics
UK Population Projected to Reach 73.7 Million by 2036
UK population projected to hit 73.7 million by 2036, with net migration driving most of the increase. 70 million mark expected by 2026.
White House blindsided by Joe Kent's viral resignation
White House aides were shocked when Joe Kent posted his resignation letter online, citing objections to the Iran war.
US Revokes Green Cards of Three Iranians with Ties to Regime
US revokes green cards of three Iranians linked to regime, including son of hostage crisis figure, amid ongoing tensions.
Westminster Lobbying Scandal: Why Reforms Keep Failing
Analysis of Westminster lobbying scandal and why reforms keep failing, despite repeated promises to clean up public life.
Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter Drop New Dance Single ‘Bring Your Love’
Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter release new single 'Bring Your Love' from Madonna's upcoming album 'Confessions II', blending house and disco.
Netanyahu Weighs Gaza Escalation as Ceasefire Talks Collapse
Netanyahu convenes security cabinet amid reports of expanding Gaza offensive; UN expert warns of starvation; 61,000+ Palestinians killed.
Thousands of Seafarers Trapped on Tankers in Persian Gulf Amid Iran Conflict
Thousands of seafarers are trapped on tankers in the Gulf as the Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed due to the Iran conflict, with crews facing danger and limited communication.
Rifles Regiment Endures Brutal Bayonet Training in New Documentary
Channel 5 documentary follows The Rifles regiment through brutal bayonet training and Top Dog competition as they prepare for potential deployment to Ukraine.
Farage under mounting pressure to prove Russian hack claim
Nigel Farage faces pressure to prove claim that Russian hackers leaked £5m gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne.
Church of England Bans Clergy from Far-Right Parties
Church of England bans clergy from BNP and National Front membership, citing incompatibility with Christian racial equality teachings.
BBC Faces 'Profound Jeopardy' Without Funding Overhaul, Tim Davie Warns
Outgoing BBC director general Tim Davie warns the corporation faces 'profound jeopardy' without funding reform, signalling support for licence fee overhaul.
Pete Hegseth Criticised Over Arlington Cemetery Statue Remarks
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth announces return of Confederate statue to Arlington, sparking criticism over its whitewashing of slavery.
Zelensky to Visit UK for New Defence Pact with Ukraine
UK PM Starmer to host Zelensky for new defence pact, including AI centre and drone cooperation, amid global instability.
US Megachurch Founder Robert Morris Released After Child Sex Abuse Plea
Robert Morris, founder of Gateway Church, released after six months in jail for sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl in the 1980s.
Ancelotti: Neymar's World Cup Spot Depends on His Performance
Carlo Ancelotti says Neymar's World Cup call-up depends only on his performances, as Brazil coach discusses his passion for football and managing the national team.
Rivals Cast Pays Tribute To Jilly Cooper On Her Day
Rivals cast members pay tribute to Dame Jilly Cooper after her death at 87, praising her warmth, talent and legacy.
Jane Fonda Pays Emotional Tribute to Ted Turner: 'I Loved Ted With All My Heart'
Jane Fonda posts emotional Instagram tribute to ex-husband Ted Turner, calling him a 'swashbuckling pirate' who transformed her life.
Tom Homan coy on ICE airport withdrawal after DHS shutdown ends
Tom Homan says ICE airport withdrawal depends on TSA staffing after DHS shutdown ends, as delays continue.
UK Unveils Gap Year Military Scheme for Under-25s
UK Ministry of Defence launches pilot gap year scheme for under-25s, offering paid placements in army, navy, and RAF from March 2026.
Drunk Driver Jailed for 11 Years After Fatal Crash Kills Cyclist
Drunk driver James O'Donnell jailed for 11 years for killing cyclist Keith Hornby while speeding at 63mph in a 30mph zone, then buying vodka to cover up.
Catherine Connolly Wins Irish Presidential Election by Landslide
Leftwing independent Catherine Connolly wins Irish presidency with 63% of vote, pledging to be a 'president for all'.
Einstein's letter that sparked the atomic bomb to be auctioned for millions
Einstein's 1939 letter to Roosevelt that sparked the Manhattan Project and atomic bomb is to be auctioned at Christie's for over $4 million.
Amanda Holden Overjoyed as Hawkstone Farmers Choir Wins BGT 2026
Amanda Holden celebrates as Hawkstone Farmers Choir wins Britain's Got Talent 2026, earning £250,000 and a Royal Variety spot.
George Santos Released From Prison After Fraud Conviction
George Santos speaks out after Trump commutes his 7-year prison sentence for fraud and identity theft.
Fox News Hosts Privately Mocked Trump's Election Fraud Claims, Court Filings Reveal
Court filings show Fox News hosts privately dismissed Trump's election fraud claims as 'total BS' while promoting them on air, in a $1.6bn Dominion defamation lawsuit.
US Congressman Tables Bill to Annex Greenland as Trump Intensifies Threats
Republican congressman Randy Fine introduces Greenland Annexation and Statehood Act as Trump continues threats against Denmark.
MPs to Consider Inquiry into Prince Andrew's Trade Envoy Role Amid Epstein Links
MPs to discuss inquiry into Prince Andrew's trade envoy role amid Epstein links and misconduct allegations.
Arsenal Fans Celebrate Premier League Title with Victory Parade
Arsenal fans celebrate Premier League title with victory parade in north London, while over 400 arrested in Paris after PSG's Champions League win.
Swinney Announces Scottish Government to Sponsor Visas for Foreign Care Workers
John Swinney announces Scottish government will sponsor visas for foreign care workers, criticising UK immigration policy, and pushes for independence.
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