British Tourist Dies in Lanzarote Balcony Fall, Second Man Critical
British tourist dies, another critical after 20ft balcony fall in Lanzarote; railing collapse under investigation.
British tourist dies, another critical after 20ft balcony fall in Lanzarote; railing collapse under investigation.
Australian PM Anthony Albanese's personal phone number leaked on a US website, along with other politicians' numbers, prompting a federal investigation.
Wesley Absher dies after killing a hog farmer and kidnapping his ex-wife in Nebraska, with a history of domestic violence.
Woman accuses Russell Brand of exposing himself in 2008; he discussed it on his BBC Radio 2 show minutes later.
South African neo-Nazi Matthew Gruter detained in Sydney after visa cancelled for attending anti-Jewish rally; minister defends deportation.
Liam Fox criticised for lobbying PM on behalf of Global Britain Commission, which pays him £1,000 an hour.
DWP confirms June 2026 benefit payment dates as energy bills rise; Universal Credit and State Pension rates updated.
UK government denies marmalade will be renamed under post-Brexit EU food deal, citing existing industry labels.
Trump threatens Iran after US sinks boats in Hormuz; Japan receives Russian oil; UK calls for de-escalation.
Joel Dommett recalls being attacked by a Great Dane while disguised as a dog toy on ITV's Celebrity Sabotage, calling it one of the most frightening moments of his life.
Minnesota Timberwolves' tribute to nurse Alex Pretti, killed by ICE, disrupted by crowd chanting 'F— ICE' amid ongoing protests.
Nigel Farage criticises three MEPs who quit Brexit party to back Tories, dismissing claims of leave vote being split.
Poll shows nearly a quarter of voters cite Farage's Trump support as reason against voting Reform UK, with women particularly put off.
Nigel Farage faces criticism after claiming UK blocked his Chagos Islands trip; Labour and former defence secretary call it a stunt.
Tory peer Tariq Ahmad accuses shadow justice secretary Nick Timothy of 'instilling fear' over remarks on Islamic public prayer, warning of rising anti-Muslim hostility.
Report finds 2024 riots caused lasting harm to communities, with Muslim women particularly affected and 62% of groups expecting future hate crime.
ITV's Nobody's Fool faces accusations of being a rip-off of BBC's The Traitors, with viewers switching off minutes into the show.
Michael Gove defends the Vote Leave £350m NHS pledge as robust, argues experts should be challenged, and clashes with economists over Brexit savings claims.
George Abaraonye's ousting as Oxford Union president sparks debate on free speech, media scrutiny, and hypocrisy in campus politics.
Key witnesses in the Post Office Horizon IT inquiry reveal tears, blame, and systemic failures as the scandal's closing arguments approach.
Two arrested after a brawl involving around a dozen people erupts at a McDonald's drive-thru in Liverpool.
Jesy Nelson reveals why she left Little Mix, citing online trolling and mental health struggles, as she prepares for a solo career.
Shannon Gisela makes her professional debut as lead in M.I.A., a new crime thriller from Ozark co-creator Bill Dubuque, premiering 7th May.
Prince William plans to sell 20% of Duchy of Cornwall land over 10 years, raising £500m for housing and nature crises.
Channel 4 documentary probes Tony Blair's messianic complex, featuring claims he thought he was Jesus and could walk on water.
Elderly couple found dead in suspected murder-suicide after being scammed by someone posing as Tom Selleck, friend says.
Kathy Sledge, 67, returns to stage after legal dispute, performing Sister Sledge hits at Electric Paradise festival.
Britons evacuated from Tenerife cruise ship after hantavirus outbreak kills three; passengers quarantined in UK and other countries.
New documents show Jeffrey Epstein texted a US lawmaker during a 2019 hearing with Michael Cohen, potentially influencing questioning.
BBC confirms celebrity version of Pointless will not air in 2026; regular edition continues. Richard Osman moves to new ITV quiz.