Jamie Laing Edits Video After Car Seat Safety Backlash
Jamie Laing faces backlash after posting video of wife Sophie holding baby without car seat; later edits clip.
Jamie Laing faces backlash after posting video of wife Sophie holding baby without car seat; later edits clip.
Venezuela's acting president replaces defence minister, a key Maduro loyalist, amid ongoing US pressure.
Reform UK sacks housing spokesperson over Grenfell comments; NHS braces for longest doctor strike; Labour faces tough local elections.
North Korea fires ballistic missile over Japan, longest distance ever, prompting military drills by US, Japan, and South Korea.
Adolescence makes history at BAFTA TV Awards with four wins, including youngest ever winner Owen Cooper. Celebrity Traitors also triumph.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announces statutory inquiry into 1984 Orgreave clashes and collapsed prosecutions, 40 years on.
Nigel Farage meets Bank of England governor to push for halting bond sales and cutting interest payments, sparking political backlash.
One Australian woman in Syrian camp banned from returning for two years; others may re-enter if they return on their own.
Tories call for ethics probe into Starmer's handling of Mandelson scandal, alleging cover-up over US ambassador appointment.
Venezuelan doctor Rubeliz Bolivar misses asylum interview after ICE detention at Texas airport; husband attends alone.
Former SNP council leader Jordan Linden jailed for 18 months for sexual offences against young men and boys, including a 14-year-old.
Tennessee subpoenas hospitals for abortion data in lawsuit over narrow exceptions to near-total ban, raising privacy and chilling effect concerns.
RAF Typhoons scrambled from Romania to intercept Russian drones near Nato airspace; did not open fire as targets stayed in Ukraine.
HS2 costs could reach £102.7bn, with trains delayed until 2039. Transport secretary blames Conservative government for 'obscene' increases.
Muslim New Yorkers have steadily become a political force amid post-9/11 Islamophobic sentiment. Zohran Mamdani is their most accomplished expression.
Bondi attack hero Ahmed al Ahmed charged with assaulting his father; brothers threatened him over $2.6m fundraiser.
Rohingya refugee Nurul Shah Alam died after Border Patrol left him in freezing conditions; death ruled homicide.
Pakistan denies targeting a Kabul hospital in an airstrike that killed 400, according to Afghan officials. Witnesses describe devastation.
A performance of The Book of Mormon was cancelled mid-show after a protester threw objects at cast members at London's Prince of Wales Theatre.
British soldier Lance Corporal James Freeman, 29, dies in training accident in Iraq; tributes describe him as 'larger than life' and 'steadfastly dependable'.
UK teens give mixed views on under-16 social media ban as government consultation nears outcome; some favour controls, others warn of work and social impacts.
New analysis finds global heating makes hajj increasingly dangerous, with extreme heat now occurring in May, threatening millions of pilgrims.
YouTube star Ms Rachel faces backlash after launching a fundraiser for children in conflict zones, accused of excluding Israeli children.
MoD data breach exposes names and bank details of UK armed forces personnel; defence secretary to address MPs.
Lindsey Vonn opens up on emotional struggle after Olympic crash, weighs skiing future with at least 18 months recovery ahead.
FBI investigates Joe Kent, Trump's former counterterrorism chief, over alleged mishandling of classified information.
Trump claims King Charles would have backed US on Iran, criticising Starmer and Nato during royal state visit.
Donald Trump says a peace deal with Iran is complete, reopening the Strait of Hormuz. UK and France offer demining assistance. Pakistan mediated the accord.
Andy Burnham backs Shabana Mahmood's immigration reforms, including scrapping permanent refugee status, despite Labour criticism. He faces a tough by-election against Reform UK.
Russia hits Kyiv with hypersonic Oreshnik missile, killing 4 and injuring about 100 in massive attack on capital and surrounding region.