CPS Suspected China's Fifth-Ranking Official in Abandoned Westminster Spy Case
CPS suspected China's fifth-ranking official Cai Qi in a dropped Westminster spy case, sparking controversy and scepticism from experts.
Category : Politics
Birmingham Bin Strike Nears End After Pay Deal
Birmingham bin strike could end soon as council leader John Cotton announces improved pay deal for refuse workers after year-long dispute.
Alaska Senator Who Backed Iran War Now Asks for Gas Money
Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan, who backed the Iran war, now asks for gas money donations amid soaring fuel prices.
Greens Leadership Clash Over Boob Whisperer
Zack Polanski's claim of immediate apology for breast hypnosis claim contradicted by BBC interview six days later where he stood by it.
Istanbul Mayor's Mass Corruption Trial with 400 Defendants Begins
Mass trial of 400, including Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, opens in Turkey amid claims of political motivation to thwart his presidential challenge.
The Vardys: A Pointless Reality Show Reveals Nothing
Review of The Vardys reality show: boring, disappointing, and revealing nothing about Jamie or Rebekah Vardy's lives or the Wagatha Christie case.
Reeves Faces Defence Budget Crisis Amid Global Instability
Chancellor Reeves uses departmental budget cuts to fund £13.5bn defence uplift, as MoD demands £18.5bn amid global instability.
Maitlis Reveals Prince Andrew Interview Secrets In BBC Documentary
Prince Andrew defends Epstein friendship, denies underage sex allegations, and questions photo authenticity in BBC interview.
Maine Governor Vetoes Data Center Moratorium
Maine Governor Janet Mills vetoes first US state moratorium on new data centres, citing a specific project in Jay that would create jobs and tax revenue.
George Russell Steals Canadian GP Pole from Kimi Antonelli After Feisty Sprint Clash
George Russell takes Canadian GP pole, edging Kimi Antonelli after a feisty sprint clash. Mercedes maintain perfect pole record.
Joey Essex's £250,000 Club Tour Plan Despite Love Island Backlash
Joey Essex plans a £250,000 club tour after Love Island exit, despite backlash and company filing issues.
Assad Family Living Luxurious Moscow Life, Bashar 'Brushing Up on Ophthalmology'
Deposed Syrian president Bashar al-Assad lives in luxury in Moscow, studying ophthalmology, while isolated from former elite circles.
Tina Fey, Jamie Dornan and Riz Ahmed to Host UK Saturday Night Live
Tina Fey, Jamie Dornan and Riz Ahmed to host UK Saturday Night Live, premiering 21 March on Sky One with live sketches and music.
Pope Leo XIV's First Year: Americans Applaud Progressive Stance Amid Trump Clashes
Americans praise Pope Leo XIV's progressive first year and defiance of Donald Trump, calling him a 'breath of fresh air'.
Tiger Woods Released on Bail After Florida DUI Arrest
Tiger Woods arrested for DUI after rollover crash in Florida, released on bail. No injuries reported; charged with property damage and refusal to submit to a test.
Assisted Dying Bill Reintroduced, MP Urges Lords Not to Block
Labour MP Lauren Edwards reintroduces the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill after it stalled in the Lords. She urges peers to respect Commons votes and not block the legislation again.
Pentagon Releases New UFO Files: 209 Sightings Near US Nuclear Base
Pentagon releases new UFO files including 209 sightings near US nuclear base, with no evidence of aliens.
Premier League Final Day: West Ham and Tottenham in Survival Battle
Final day Premier League action: West Ham and Tottenham battle for survival, Liverpool face Wolves, Brighton host Man Utd. Key injuries and referee stats.
Putin Vows Revenge After Blaming Ukraine for Luhansk Drone Attack
Putin blames Ukraine for drone attack in Luhansk, vows revenge; Ukraine denies; Czech president urges Nato to respond; US troop numbers in Europe to drop.
Victoria Signs First Treaty With Gippsland First Peoples
Victoria introduces landmark treaty bill with Gippsland First Peoples, paving way for apology, truth-telling in schools, and traditional names.
Sonic Boom Heard as RAF Typhoons Intercept Civilian Plane
RAF Typhoon jets intercepted a civilian plane over England, causing a sonic boom heard across south-east England.
Leicestershire Man Jailed for 18 Years for Abusing Step-Granddaughter
A Leicestershire man has been jailed for 18 years for sexually abusing his step-granddaughter over a five-year period.
US Republicans Push Bill Mandating 10-Year Sentences for Illegal Border Crossings
US Republicans advance bill imposing mandatory 10-year sentences for illegal border re-entry, sparking criticism as a mass incarceration measure.
US Supreme Court Conservatives Seem to Favour Ending TPS for Haitians and Syrians
US Supreme Court hears arguments on Trump administration's bid to end TPS for Haitians and Syrians; conservative justices appear sympathetic.
Starmer Thanks Submariners After Record 205-Day Nuclear Patrol
PM Starmer thanks Royal Navy submariners after record 205-day nuclear patrol, as political row erupts over no Scottish visit.
Prince Harry Denies Claims About King Charles Meeting as 'Categorically False'
Prince Harry denies claims about his private meeting with King Charles as 'categorically false', calling reports 'pure invention'.
US Attack on Iranian Warship Complies with Law, Experts Say
Legal experts say US attack on Iranian warship did not violate international law, but rescue efforts raise questions.
Saffron Barker Hints Ex Louis Rees-Zammit Was Unfaithful
Saffron Barker hints ex Louis Rees-Zammit was unfaithful, saying she expected a proposal before their split.
Brits Value Everyday Luck Over Fame and Love, Survey Finds
Survey of 2,000 Brits finds 57% value everyday luck more than fame, popularity, or love; Lotto opens 'Luckiest Café' in London.
Burnham and Streeting Accuse Blair of Ignoring Inequality in Labour Critique
Andy Burnham and Wes Streeting criticise Tony Blair's essay for ignoring inequality, as Labour figures hit back at his policy proposals.
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