Alonso Sent Stark Warning by Ex-Liverpool Team-Mate After Chelsea Appointment
Bolo Zenden warns Xabi Alonso about Chelsea move due to Liverpool history and star player management concerns.
Category : Politics
US to Withdraw 5,000 Troops from Germany Amid Iran War Rift
US to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany after Merz says US 'humiliated' by Iran; Trump also threatens Italy and Spain over Strait of Hormuz support.
Sudanese Asylum Seeker Found Dead at Heathrow Hotel
Sudanese asylum seeker, 24, found dead at Heathrow hotel; police investigating, death not suspicious.
Coleen Nolan brands Celebs Go Dating narrator 'vicious' as she admits show was a 'disaster' for love
Coleen Nolan calls Celebs Go Dating narrator Rob Beckett 'vicious' and says her dating experience on the show was a 'disaster'.
Stepdad Jailed for Life for Murder of Teen Who Accused Him of Abuse
Scott Walker jailed for life for murdering stepdaughter Bernadette Walker, 17, after she accused him of abuse; mother also jailed for cover-up.
April's Key Global Events Captured by AP Photographers
AP's photo gallery highlights major global news moments from April, featuring powerful images from around the world.
Ukraine’s SHADOX Drone Inspired by British Commando
Ukraine's SHADOX drone, inspired by a British commando, is a silent, low-cost reconnaissance and kamikaze weapon used against Russian forces.
Funeral Home Owners Plead Guilty to Fraud After 190 Bodies Found Decaying
Colorado funeral home owners plead guilty to fraud after 190 decaying bodies found and fake ashes sent to families.
Royal Navy Chief Orders Inquiry Into 'Abhorrent' Submarine Service Allegations
Royal Navy chief orders inquiry into 'abhorrent' allegations of sexual assault and harassment in submarine service, including a 'crush depth rape list'.
China Arrests US Scholar on Espionage Charges
China arrests US academic Min Zin on suspicion of espionage, just a month after Trump-Xi meeting.
Starmer Pledges to Proscribe Iran’s Revolutionary Guards in July
PM Starmer pledges to proscribe Iran's Revolutionary Guards in July, following arson attack on London synagogue and rise in antisemitic incidents.
Met Police Investigates Hundreds of Officers After Using Palantir AI Tool
Met Police uses Palantir AI to investigate hundreds of officers for misconduct, including corruption and false attendance claims.
Patrick Radden Keefe Investigates Zac Brettler's Mysterious London Death
Patrick Radden Keefe investigates the mysterious death of 19-year-old Zac Brettler in London, exploring links to a bogus inheritance and Russian oligarchs.
Beyond Paradise Star Jamie Bamber Joins Spy Thriller The Hive
Jamie Bamber joins cast of espionage thriller The Hive alongside Franka Potente and Sophie Cookson. Film in post-production, expected 2026.
Amnesty Warns World Cup Visitors of US Rising Authoritarianism
Amnesty International issues World Cup travel advisory warning of rising authoritarianism and violence in the US under Trump's immigration enforcement.
Aqua Announce Split After 30 Years to 'Protect' Legacy
Danish Europop group Aqua, famous for 'Barbie Girl', announce split after 30 years, saying it's time to protect their legacy.
YouTuber Guilty of Murdering Pregnant Partner After False Gaming Alibi Exposed
YouTuber Stephen McCullagh found guilty of murdering pregnant partner Natalie McNally after fake gaming alibi exposed by police cybercrime unit.
Trump Now Wants Independent Fed After Installing His Chair
Trump pushes for Fed rate cuts and installs ally Stephen Miran as governor, testing central bank independence.
US Grants Hungary Sanctions Exemption on Russian Oil After Trump-Orbán Meeting
US grants Hungary one-year exemption from Russian oil sanctions after Trump-Orbán meeting; Hungary commits to buying US LNG.
Steve Hilton: British Ex-Fox Host Could Be California Governor
British ex-Fox News host Steve Hilton leads polls for California governor, capitalising on Democratic disarray and voter discontent.
Welsh Parliament Expands To 96 Members In Historic Deal
Plans to expand the Welsh Parliament to 96 members, a rise of 36, agreed by Labour and Plaid Cymru, with gender-balance measures and scrapping of first-past-the-post.
Sheikh Jassim Rules Out New Man Utd Takeover Bid
Sheikh Jassim rules out new Manchester United takeover bid despite Glazers' potential sale, citing previous experience as 'scarring'.
Hegseth Dismisses Pope’s Criticism of Iran War
Pete Hegseth dismisses Pope Leo's criticism of the Iran war, asserting US legal justification amid ongoing conflict.
Trump Suggests US May Hit Iran’s Kharg Island Again ‘Just for Fun’
Trump says US may hit Iran's Kharg Island again 'just for fun', dismisses peace deal, and discusses Strait of Hormuz crisis.
Streeting and Burnham Accuse Blair of Failing to Confront Inequality in Labour Critique
Wes Streeting and Andy Burnham criticise Tony Blair's essay for ignoring inequality, as Labour figures push back on his policy proposals.
UK Net Migration Falls Below 200,000 for First Time Since Covid
UK net migration falls below 200,000 for first time since Covid, driven by tighter visa rules and reduced non-EU arrivals.
Starmer Pledges Closer EU Ties Amid Calls to Step Down
PM Starmer pledges closer EU ties amid calls to resign after Labour's local election losses; faces growing pressure from MPs.
Janette Manrara Bids Emotional Farewell to Strictly After BBC Overhaul
Janette Manrara says emotional goodbye after BBC axes five Strictly dancers, hinting at leaving It Takes Two role.
Tusk Warns Russia Over Nuclear Threats In Ukraine War
Polish PM Tusk warns Europe is in a 'pre-war era' as Russia attacks Ukraine's energy grid, urging allies to bolster defences against nuclear threats.
Reeves Claims Worst Economic Inheritance Since WWII, Experts Disagree
Rachel Reeves claims next UK government faces worst economic inheritance since WWII, but experts and data suggest other post-war governments faced similar or worse challenges.
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