Government Urged to Ban Concert Ticket Resales Above Face Value
Government urged to ban concert ticket resales above face value as part of 50 recommendations to improve live music industry.
Category : Politics
Two US Military Jets Downed by Iranian Forces in Recent Days
Iran shoots down two US jets, including F-15 and A-10, raising doubts about Trump's claims of degraded air defences.
Orbán’s Defeat Holds Lessons for US: ‘Autocrats May Rise, but Are Not Invincible’
Viktor Orbán's defeat in Hungary offers hope to US Democrats, showing that autocrats can be defeated through democratic participation.
Reform UK Housing Spokesperson Sacked Over Grenfell 'Everyone Dies' Comments
Reform UK sacks housing spokesperson Simon Dudley after he said 'everyone dies' regarding Grenfell Tower fire, sparking widespread condemnation.
Texas Republican Runoff: Paxton vs Cornyn Could Hand Senate Seat to Democrats
Texas Republican runoff between Ken Paxton and John Cornyn could hand Senate seat to Democrat James Talarico, with huge implications for the GOP and US Senate control.
British Mother Detained by ICE Has Five Assault Convictions
British grandmother Karen Newton, detained by ICE for six weeks, has five assault convictions despite claiming no criminal record. She warns UK tourists against US travel.
£1.2m Riverside Home with Heated Pool Hits Market in Lancashire
£1.2m riverside home in Lancashire with heated pool, four ensuite bedrooms, and panoramic countryside views on 2.6 acres.
Sky News Apologises After Emily Thornberry Drops F-Word in Commons Hearing
Sky News apologises after Labour MP Emily Thornberry uses f-word during live Commons hearing on Peter Mandelson's vetting controversy.
Home Secretary Bans US Anti-Islam Influencer Valentina Gomez from Entering UK
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood bans US anti-Islam influencer Valentina Gomez from entering the UK, revoking her ETA ahead of a far-right rally.
BJP MP Medha Kulkarni Sparks Row by 'Purifying' Shaniwarwada Fort with Cow Dung and Urine After Musl
BJP MP Medha Kulkarni purifies Shaniwarwada Fort with cow dung and urine after Muslim women prayed there, sparking backlash from opposition and allies.
Roy Hattersley, Former Labour Deputy Leader, Dies
Roy Hattersley, former Labour deputy leader and 'giant of the Labour movement,' has died. Sir Keir Starmer leads tributes, highlighting his decades of service and belief in equality.
Iraq War Widow Shocked by Trump Officials at Husband's Grave
Myeshia Johnson says Donald Trump made her cry during a condolence call, struggling to remember her husband's name. Trump denies the claim.
Green Party Candidate Accused of Hypocrisy Over Diesel SUV
Green Party candidate Adam Kamenetzky faces hypocrisy accusations for driving a diesel Mercedes SUV while his party pushes for a ban on such vehicles.
Greg James Raises Over £4m for Comic Relief in Tandem Bike Challenge
Radio 1 DJ Greg James raises over £4m for Comic Relief by cycling 630 miles on a tandem bike from Weymouth to Edinburgh, with support from Prince William and Coldplay.
Swinney: Holyrood Calm Contrasts with Westminster Chaos
John Swinney contrasts Holyrood's calm with Westminster chaos as Labour leadership crisis deepens.
David Jason Was Fifth Choice for Del Boy Role
Sir David Jason was the fifth choice to play Del Boy in Only Fools and Horses, after four other actors were considered.
Streeting Quits Cabinet and Urges Starmer to Resign
Wes Streeting quits as health secretary, calls on Keir Starmer to resign, citing poor leadership and policy failures.
Albanese Under Fire For Rejecting Royal Commission On Femicide
Albanese government rejects calls for federal royal commission on Bondi attack, citing antisemitism concerns, opts for faster review.
Choupette the Cat Now Broke After Lagerfeld's Death
Choupette, the world's richest cat who inherited £1.13m from Karl Lagerfeld, is now broke due to a tax dispute and legal challenges.
Maga Influencer Cautioned Over Tube Station Assault
Maga influencer Melissa Rein Lively admitted assaulting a woman at Bond Street tube station, accepting a conditional caution and agreeing to pay £910 compensation.
Ex-Police Officer Forced Into Hiding After AI Falsely Links Her to Nowak Case
Former police officer Christi Hill forced into hiding after AI falsely identifies her as arresting officer in Henry Nowak murder case.
Brexit Book Reveals Explosive Secrets Behind UK's EU Exit
New book 'The Brexit Effect' reveals explosive behind-the-scenes details of UK's EU exit, featuring candid accounts from key figures.
Trump Urges Restraint as Israel Strikes Beirut Amid Iran Peace Talks
Trump calls for restraint after Israeli airstrikes on Beirut as US-Iran peace deal negotiations face delays and Iranian threats of retaliation.
White House Denies Imminent Trump Visit to Scotland Amid Health Rumours
White House denies Trump will visit Scotland in next two weeks, quashing speculation that sparked protest plans.
Rayner's Tax Probe Expected to End Before Local Elections
Angela Rayner's allies expect HMRC tax inquiry to conclude before May local elections, potentially enabling her return to frontline politics amid growing leadership speculation.
Jake Paul Doubts Boxing Future After Jaw Surgery
Jake Paul says his doctor advises against fighting again after broken jaw from Anthony Joshua bout, but he feels he has more fights left.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Launches COGE, Echoing Trump's DOGE
NYC Mayor Mamdani launches COGE commission to improve government efficiency, drawing comparisons to Trump's DOGE.
Trump Mocks Artists, Adds Himself to Freedom 250 Lineup
Trump mocks artists withdrawing from Freedom 250 concert, announces he will perform instead, calling himself the 'Number One Attraction.'
Starmer Faces Tough Task Persuading Trump on Gaza Ceasefire
Starmer meets Trump to push for Gaza ceasefire and humanitarian aid, testing the 'special relationship' amid domestic pressure.
Social Media Firms Urged to Act as Drug Ads Reach One in Four Young People
One in four young people see drug ads on social media; police and bereaved mothers urge tech firms to act.
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