Palestinian Shot Dead Climbing West Bank Barrier For Work
Israeli police shoot dead Palestinian man climbing West Bank barrier to seek work; brother says he was not a threat.
Category : Politics
Major General Jailed for Fraudulent School Fees Claim
Retired Major General Nick Welch jailed for 21 months for fraudulently claiming £48,000 in boarding school fees for his children.
Tall Tour: A Travelling Meetup for the Unusually Tall Draws Thousands
The Tall Tour, a travelling meetup for unusually tall people, has drawn thousands across the US, offering a rare sense of belonging and healing.
Fiancée of Former Syracuse Quarterback Rex Culpepper Pays Heartbreaking Tribute After His Death at 2
Fiancée Savanna Morgan pays tribute to ex-Syracuse QB Rex Culpepper after his death aged 28 in a dirt bike accident.
Four Jailed for Murder of Innocent Man in Turkish Gang Feud
Four men jailed for murder of innocent man Cem Duzgan in east London gang feud between Tottenham Turks and Hackney Turks.
Epstein Documents Unsealed: Clinton, Prince Andrew, Jackson Among Names
Unsealed court documents reveal names of Epstein associates including Prince Andrew, Clinton, Jackson, and Copperfield, but inclusion does not imply wrongdoing.
Bruce Springsteen Labels Trump Administration 'Corrupt, Incompetent and Treasonous'
Bruce Springsteen calls Trump administration 'corrupt, incompetent and treasonous' during European tour opener in Manchester.
Streeting Proposes Equalising Capital Gains and Income Tax in Labour Leadership Bid
Wes Streeting proposes equalising capital gains and income tax, calling it a 'wealth tax that works', as part of his Labour leadership pitch.
Prince Harry Speaks on Lifelong Privacy Invasion in Washington DC
Prince Harry speaks in Washington DC about lifelong privacy invasion, legal battles against UK media, and the personal cost to his family.
BBC sacks Radio 2 host Scott Mills over conduct allegations
BBC sacks Radio 2 breakfast host Scott Mills over allegations about his personal conduct, relating to a historic relationship.
Madeleine McCann suspect accused of playing 'cat and mouse' with police
Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner accused of playing cat and mouse with German police, moving areas repeatedly since release.
Belgium’s Security Council to Meet After Drone Sightings Disrupt Airports and Military Bases
Belgium holds emergency security meeting after drone sightings at Brussels and Liège airports and military bases, with suspicion falling on Russia.
Congress Passes Only 38 Bills in Trump’s First Year Back
Congress passed only 38 bills in Trump's first year back, a historic low, as executive orders dominate lawmaking.
Kennedy Center Exodus Continues as National Symphony Director Jean Davidson Departs
National Symphony Orchestra executive director Jean Davidson leaves Kennedy Center amid Trump takeover, heading to Los Angeles arts venue.
Pro-Kremlin Lawyer Ilya Remeslo Turns on Putin in Rare Outburst
Pro-Kremlin lawyer Ilya Remeslo publicly turns on Putin, calling for his resignation and trial as a war criminal, in a rare and unprecedented outburst.
Secret Asio Meeting With Israeli President Confirmed In Australia
Asio confirms secret meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog during his Australia visit, sparking debate over transparency and unprecedented access.
Ghana Passes Sweeping Anti-LGBTQ+ Law, Sparking Fear
Ghana's parliament passes bill criminalising LGBTQ+ advocacy, with prison terms up to 10 years, sparking fear among community members.
Madonna Watches Chelsea Beat Tottenham in WSL as Pop Star Turns Superfan
Madonna watched Chelsea beat Tottenham 2-0 in the WSL after her daughters played for Spurs' academy. Goals from Walsh and Thompson sealed the win.
Russian Warship Spotted 30 Miles Off UK Coast Escorting Sanctioned Tankers
Russian frigate Admiral Grigorovich spotted 30 miles off UK coast, escorting sanctioned tankers through Channel with supply ship support.
Trump's Claim That Sean Connery Helped Him Get Scottish Planning Permission Debunked
Donald Trump's claim that Sean Connery helped him get planning permission for his Scottish golf resort has been debunked by the councillor who chaired the planning committee.
Egyptian Activist Apologises For Tweets After UK Arrival
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah apologises for 'hurtful' tweets from over a decade ago, as UK politicians call for his citizenship revocation.
Reform Councils Worst at Fixing Potholes as New Traffic Light System Launched
Reform UK councils worst at fixing potholes, new traffic light system shows; Labour criticises, Reform defends record.
Eddie Murphy to Receive 51st AFI Life Achievement Award
Eddie Murphy to receive 51st AFI Life Achievement Award at gala on April 18 in Los Angeles.
Rylan Clark's Rare Divorce Admission on 'The Assembly'
Rylan Clark opens up about divorce and breakdown on ITV's 'The Assembly', a revolutionary talkshow with a neurodivergent panel.
Jimmy Bullard's I'm A Celeb Row Sparks Legal Threat
Jimmy Bullard faces backlash after accusing I'm A Celeb winner Adam Thomas of abusive behaviour, with legal action mooted.
Mother Shares Son's Final Words After US Airstrike in Venezuela
Mother reveals final words of son killed in US airstrike on Venezuela, criticising Trump's 'clean operation' claim.
Hannah Fry Signs Up for Celebrity Traitors
Dr Hannah Fry reportedly signs up for Celebrity Traitors, joining a star-studded line-up for the BBC show's second series.
Carpenter Avoids Jail for Fracturing Pensioner's Eye Socket
Christopher Wellman, 36, avoids jail after fracturing pensioner Colin Prior's eye socket with wood during neighbour dispute in Dorset.
Royal Marines Board Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker
British forces intercepted a Russian shadow fleet vessel in the English Channel, with Royal Marines and NCA officers boarding the sanctioned oil tanker in a historic UK-led operation.
Coronation Street Star Teases Shocking Killer Identity
Coronation Street star Jonathan Howard teases that the identity of Theo Silverton's killer will shock fans, promising an unexpected reveal.
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