Pete Hegseth Lifts Suspension for Army Helicopter Crew After Kid Rock Flyby
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth lifts suspension for Army helicopter crew that flew near Kid Rock's home, citing no punishment or investigation.
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Data Breaches Put Domestic Abuse Victims at Risk, Says UK Watchdog
UK watchdog warns councils, police and hospitals are putting domestic abuse victims at risk by accidentally disclosing their addresses to perpetrators.
England Fans Face Human Rights Risks At 2026 World Cup
England fans face human rights risks at the 2026 World Cup in the US, Mexico, and Canada, amid political tensions and high costs.
Kellogg's Brings Back Toys in Cereal Boxes After More Than a Decade
Kellogg's brings back toys in cereal boxes for first time in over a decade, starting with Toy Story 5-themed plastic figures.
Eight Charged Over Crumble and Manure Protests at London Landmarks
Eight activists charged after protests at the Ritz and Tower of London involving manure and apple crumble.
King Charles's 'Hot Equerry' Welcomes Baby Daughter Theodora
King Charles's equerry Jonny Thompson and wife Olivia welcome baby daughter Theodora; paternity leave may reduce his public appearances.
Grief and Defiance in Kyiv on Second Anniversary of Russian Invasion
Two years after Russia's invasion, Kyiv remains defiant as Ukrainians grieve lost loved ones and hold onto hope for victory.
UK Funds Migrant Detention Centre in France as Part of £500m Deal
UK to fund migrant detention centre in France as part of £500m deal to stop Channel crossings, Rishi Sunak announces after Paris meeting.
Trump warns UK against China ties as Starmer hails Beijing progress
Trump warns UK against China ties as Starmer hails progress in Beijing, sparking tensions between allies.
Britons Urged to Stock Torches and Candles for Emergencies
Deputy PM Oliver Dowden urges Britons to stock torches, candles, and radios for emergencies, announces new resilience academy.
DHS Watchdog Investigates Noem's $220m Ad Campaign Amid Obstruction Claims
DHS watchdog probes Kristi Noem's $220m ad campaign amid obstruction claims; Trump says he was unaware of the spending.
Sudanese Man Charged Over Four Migrant Deaths in Channel
Sudanese man charged over deaths of four migrants in Channel crossing; new endangering life offence used.
HMS Dragon Deploys to Eastern Mediterranean Amid Middle East Crisis
HMS Dragon arrives in eastern Mediterranean after Iranian drone hit RAF Akrotiri, amid Middle East crisis and Strait of Hormuz tensions.
Bank of England Expected to Hold Rates Amid Iran War
UK interest rates expected to hold or rise amid Iran war, with bond yields soaring and mortgage rates increasing.
Italian Opposition Defends Meloni Amid Trump Feud
Italian opposition defends PM Meloni after Trump criticises her for not joining US attack on Iran, amid tensions over Israel and Pope.
New Met Police Chief Snubs Black Police Association President
New Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley refuses to meet National Black Police Association president Andy George, sparking row over taking the knee and BAME officer confidence.
Robert Wagner and Jill St John Celebrate 36th Wedding Anniversary
Robert Wagner and Jill St John celebrate 36th anniversary with a rare loved-up photo on social media.
Texas National Guard Troops Arrive in Chicago Amid Immigration Crackdown
Texas National Guard troops arrive in Chicago amid Trump's immigration crackdown, despite legal challenges from Illinois officials.
Macron's Former PM Shifts Cabinet to the Right in French Political Shakeup
Gabriel Attal's new cabinet leans right, featuring Sarkozy-era minister Rachida Dati and his ex-partner Stéphane Séjourné as foreign minister.
Sarah Ferguson Apologised to Epstein After 'Hannibal Lecter-Style' Threat, Ex-Spokesman Says
Sarah Ferguson's ex-spokesman says she apologised to Jeffrey Epstein after he threatened her in a 'Hannibal Lecter-style' phone call in 2011.
British Woman Dies in Fall from Benidorm Hotel Balcony
Danielle Hall, 21, from Newcastle, died after falling from a ninth-floor balcony in Benidorm, Spain, early Sunday morning.
Horse Rider Sarah Yorke Dies In Northamptonshire Event
Sarah Yorke, 37, dies after fall at Aston-le-Walls Horse Trials in Northamptonshire; event cancelled.
British Crew Member Urgently Needs Care After Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship
British crew member needs urgent care after hantavirus outbreak on MV Hondius; three dead, two confirmed cases.
Trump's Scottish Golf Resort Loses Tax Break After Budget Change
Donald Trump's Scottish golf resort, Trump Turnberry, loses business rates relief after Scottish budget change raises threshold above its rateable value.
Jokić Unapologetic for Confrontation with McDaniels in Nuggets' Loss
Nikola Jokić ejected after confronting Jaden McDaniels over a late layup; Timberwolves lead series 3-1 despite injuries to Edwards and DiVincenzo.
Indie music's viral hype exposed: fake fans and paid campaigns revealed
Indie music's viral hype is often manufactured by marketing agencies creating fake fans and paid campaigns, shattering the illusion of grassroots success.
Traveller Encampment at Birmingham Park Sparks Local Anger
Locals furious as travellers set up camp at Woodgate Valley County Park in Birmingham on hottest day of year, with councillors seeking eviction.
Pensioner Told Off by Council for Selling Homemade Sausage Rolls at Yard Sale
Norwich pensioner Jo Taylor, 73, received a council warning for selling homemade sausage rolls at a yard sale, sparking outrage among local sellers.
Euphoria Star Alexa Demie Feared Losing Role Over Nude Scenes
Alexa Demie says she feared losing her Euphoria role if she refused nude scenes, but spoke up after feeling uncomfortable.
No Doubt's Tom Dumont Reveals Parkinson's Diagnosis
No Doubt guitarist Tom Dumont reveals he was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's disease years ago but can still play guitar and perform.
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