Sunderland Boss Urges Premier League To Review Hair Pull Rule
Sunderland boss Régis Le Bris calls for Premier League to review hair pull rule after Dan Ballard's red card against Wolves.
Category : Politics
US hockey star Hilary Knight hits back at Trump’s joke about women’s team during SNL skit
US hockey star Hilary Knight hits back at Donald Trump's joke about the women's team during a Saturday Night Live skit, alongside teammates and men's players.
Election Day in England, Scotland and Wales: Key Facts
Key facts about the 7 May elections in England, Scotland and Wales, including predictions for Labour losses and nationalist gains.
Megyn Kelly Warns Trump Against Pardoning Diddy, Citing Risk to Women Voters
Megyn Kelly warns Trump against pardoning Sean 'Diddy' Combs, saying it would hurt GOP with young women voters and anger MAGA base.
Village Fury Over Multi-Faith Cemetery Plans
Residents in Nelson oppose a £4.4m multi-faith cemetery, citing flooding, slope, and wildlife concerns.
EU to Tighten Iran Sanctions After Missile Attack on Israel
EU agrees to expand sanctions on Iranian drone and missile producers after Tehran's attack on Israel, with US hinting at further penalties.
Chinese Ambassador Barred from UK Parliament Amid Sanctions Row
Chinese ambassador Zheng Zeguang barred from UK parliament after Beijing sanctioned British MPs; Speakers say ban while sanctions remain.
Starmer Scrambles for Defence Cash After Minister Quits
Keir Starmer rushes to fund military spending after two defence ministers resigned, slashing other public service budgets ahead of the G7 summit in France.
Labour’s Softening Stance on China Reinforced by Dropped Spy Case
Labour’s softened stance on China is reinforced after a dropped spy case and refusal to label China a security threat, sparking criticism of a rushed return to 'golden era' ties.
Blanche Defends Comey Indictment, Avoids Posobiec Query
Todd Blanche defends James Comey indictment, insists case involves more than Instagram post, as skeptics question charges.
French Authorities Ban British Far-Right Activists from 'Operation Overlord' Protest
French authorities ban British far-right activists from gathering for 'Operation Overlord' protest against migrants in northern France this weekend.
Country Legend Ray Stevens, 87, Breaks Neck in Fall
Country music legend Ray Stevens, 87, breaks neck in fall, recovering at home in neck brace. New album out Friday.
New Powers To Seize Phones From Channel Migrants Condemned
UK introduces phone seizures for Channel migrants without arrest, condemned as inhumane by campaigners and legal experts.
Swinney Launches SNP Bus Tour with 2 Fare Cap Pledge
SNP leader John Swinney launches manifesto with pledges to cap bread and milk prices and introduce a £2 bus fare cap, as cost of living dominates election campaign.
Councils to Be Named and Shamed Over Slapdash Pothole Repairs
New government rules will name and shame councils that carry out short-term pothole repairs, with funding at risk.
Roy Hattersley Dies: Former Labour Deputy Leader Aged 93
Roy Hattersley, former Labour deputy leader and MP for 33 years, has died at 93. He served in cabinet and was a life peer.
Former MAFS UK psychologist says series should not have been broadcast
Former MAFS UK psychologist Dr Jo Hemmings says the series should not have aired after allegations of rape and sexual assault by female participants.
Couple Jailed for Locking Children in Spanish ‘House of Horrors’
Couple jailed for keeping three children locked in squalid Spanish home for nearly four years; sentenced to 2 years 10 months.
Union Flag Gaffe Overshadows King Charles' US Visit
Union flag flown upside down at Arlington Cemetery during King Charles' wreath-laying ceremony, causing diplomatic embarrassment.
RAF Typhoons Intercept Russian 'Doomsday Plane' Over Baltic Sea
RAF Typhoons intercepted a Russian Tu-214SR 'doomsday plane' over the Baltic Sea, highlighting NATO's Baltic Air Policing mission amid heightened tensions.
Shinzo Abe's Killer Sentenced to Life in Prison
Japanese court sentences Shinzo Abe's killer Tetsuya Yamagami to life in prison for the 2022 assassination that exposed ties to the Unification Church.
US Government Urges Contractor to Evacuate Workers from Iraq and Kuwait Over Iran-Backed Attack Thre
US government urges V2X to evacuate workers from Iraq and Kuwait over Iran-backed attack threats, following Guardian reports of inadequate protections.
Epstein Victims Blast $290m Payout to Maxwell's Circle
Judge approves JPMorgan's $290m settlement with Epstein victims, who blast payout to Maxwell's circle as insufficient.
Rishi Sunak to Accept Inflation-Busting 5.5% MP Pay Rise
Rishi Sunak will accept a 5.5% MP pay rise to £91,346, above inflation, despite his £2.2m income and £529m family wealth.
Saliba Warns PSG: Arsenal 'Not Full' After Premier League Title Win
William Saliba says Arsenal are 'not full' after Premier League title win and warns PSG ahead of Champions League final.
Tehran Producer Dana Eden Found Dead In Athens Hotel
Dana Eden, co-creator of Israeli spy thriller Tehran, found dead in Athens hotel room; Greek police rule suicide, no foul play suspected.
West Point Cadets Confront Fake Trump Afghanistan Story In Training
West Point cadets face a fabricated story about Trump's Afghanistan response in training, as the president prepares to address graduates amid controversial policy changes.
Two British far-right activists arrested in France
Two British far-right activists arrested in France for inciting hatred and planning protest against migrant crossings.
Shetland MSP Challenges Channel 4 Over Knitting Show
Shetland knitters accuse Channel 4's Game of Wool of cultural appropriation and errors about Fair Isle technique.
Trump Claims Iran Wants Deal After Tehran Rejects Ceasefire Plan
Iran rejects US ceasefire, submits own plan; Trump insists Tehran wants deal amid ongoing strikes and diplomatic efforts.
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