Man Banned From Keeping Animals After Neglecting Exotic Pets
Graham McQuet banned from keeping animals for five years after neglecting wolfdogs and cat, with dead wolfdog found in freezer.
Category : Politics
Republican Congressman Displays Handguns During Gun Law Debate
Republican Greg Steube pulls out handguns during Congress debate on new gun laws, sparking controversy after Uvalde school shooting.
Tehran Skyline Shrouded In Smoke After Israeli Strikes
Israeli bombings on Tehran oil depots caused toxic fires burning for days, blanketing city with pollutants and causing health fears for millions.
Tim Davie Resigns as BBC Director General Amid Bias Allegations
BBC director general Tim Davie resigns after bias accusations; head of news also quits amid editing controversy over Trump speech.
Hazel Irvine Sends Birthday Wishes to John Virgo's Widow During BBC Snooker Final Coverage
Hazel Irvine sent a birthday message to John Virgo's widow Rosie during BBC's World Snooker Championship final coverage, following a tribute to the late snooker legend.
Asos Co-Founder Dies in Fall from Thailand Condominium
Asos co-founder Quentin Griffiths dies after falling from 17th floor of a condominium in Pattaya, Thailand; police investigate suicide.
White House Chief of Staff's Anti-Leak Email Leaked to Politico
White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles' email banning staff leaks was leaked to Politico, revealing strict media rules and frustration over unauthorised disclosures.
Starmer Admits Mistake in Mandelson Appointment, Apologises to Epstein Victims
Starmer admits mistake in appointing Mandelson as US ambassador, apologises to Epstein victims. Documents reveal links, severance payout criticised.
Albanese Rejects Trump's Claims on Australia's Hormuz Role
Albanese rejects Trump's criticism of Australia's role in Iran conflict, says no direct request for help was made.
From Lagos to Winchester: How a Divisive Nigerian Pastor Built a Global Following
TB Joshua's global influence and the devotion of his disciples, including British followers, examined after his death.
Shankland Must Start For Scotland Vs Haiti At World Cup
Lawrence Shankland's form in friendlies makes him a likely starter for Scotland's World Cup opener against Haiti.
Gaza Ceasefire Deal Sparks Celebrations On Both Sides
Israel and Hamas agree to initial phase of Trump-backed ceasefire deal, sparking celebrations in Gaza and Israel amid hopes for hostage release.
US-Iran conflict costs £23bn in three months, with daily spend of £310m
US-Iran conflict costs £23bn in three months, with daily spend of £310m. Analysts warn true cost could reach £800bn. At least 7,053 killed.
Pro-Palestinian Protesters Spray Red Paint on Ministry of Defence
Five arrested as pro-Palestinian protesters spray red paint on Ministry of Defence in London, demanding arms ban on Israel.
Nato Jets Scramble as Russian Bombers Approach UK Airspace
Nato jets from four countries intercepted two Russian bombers near UK airspace, amid heightened East-West tensions.
US and Israel 'hoped to install Ahmadinejad as Iran's leader'
US and Israel reportedly planned to install Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as Iran's leader, but the operation was viewed as implausible.
Judge Slams Surrey Police for £16,000 Private Jet to Extradite TikTok Influencer
Judge rules £16,000 private jet to extradite TikTok star HSTikkyTokky was unnecessary, slashes police costs by £10,000.
Pride in London CEO Sacked Over Voucher Misuse Allegations
Pride in London CEO Christopher Joell-Deshields sacked after investigation found he used £7,125 in volunteer vouchers on luxury goods.
Iran missiles able to strike London, US defence secretary suggests
US defence secretary Pete Hegseth suggests Iran missiles could reach London, following failed strike on Diego Garcia base.
Farage Vows to Scrap Indefinite Leave to Remain, Putting Thousands at Deportation Risk
Nigel Farage pledges to scrap indefinite leave to remain, threatening thousands of legal UK residents with deportation unless they meet strict new visa rules.
LeAnn Rimes Cancels Shows Due To Severe Illness
LeAnn Rimes cancels two tour dates due to severe illness, reschedules shows in Spokane and Seattle.
No 10 Dismisses US Claim of ‘Two-Tier’ UK Policing After Henry Nowak Murder
Downing Street dismisses US state department's 'two-tier policing' claim after Henry Nowak murder, as police watchdog investigates officers' actions.
Teen Charged Over Leak of Referee John Beaton's Personal Data
Teen charged after referee John Beaton's personal data leaked online following Celtic penalty controversy; SFA condemns 'scapegoating'.
Pensioners with These Health Conditions Could Receive Up to £441 Monthly from DWP
Pensioners with certain health conditions may qualify for Attendance Allowance of up to £441 a month from the DWP.
Trump AI-Generated Presidential Library Video Sparks Ridicule in Miami
Plans for a gaudy, gold-covered Trump presidential library in Miami spark ridicule, with critics comparing it to idol worship.
Truce of the Toffs: Aristocrat's Redemption from Disinherited Addict to Heir
The Marquess of Blandford reconciles with his father the Duke of Marlborough after years of feud over drug addiction and disinheritance.
Nanny Warns Gen Alpha Kids Can’t Sit Through Films Due to Shrinking Attention Spans
A nanny warns that Gen Alpha kids can't sit through films due to shrinking attention spans from early tech exposure, reshaping media habits.
Evan Rachel Wood's Marilyn Manson documentary highlights the messy timeline of healing
Evan Rachel Wood's HBO documentary 'Phoenix Rising' explores her abuse allegations against Marilyn Manson and the challenges of seeking justice.
Fitness App Strava Exposes UK Military Base Locations
Strava's fitness heatmap reveals locations of UK and US military bases, including RAF Mount Pleasant, raising security concerns.
The Birth of the WAGs: How Baden-Baden Became a Circus in 2006
How the 2006 World Cup WAGs became bigger stars than the players, partying in Baden-Baden and sparking a media frenzy.
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