Dana White Asks for Translator After Fighter Speaks English
UFC president Dana White mistakenly asked for a translator for Diego Lopes, who had spoken English at a press conference ahead of the Freedom 250 event at the White House.
Category : Politics
Fuel Price Surge Driven By Oil Costs Not Retailer Margins
CMA finds fuel price rises due to oil costs, not retailer margins; some retailers investigated for increased margins in March.
New Tory Deputy Chairman Lee Anderson Supports Return of Death Penalty
New Tory deputy chairman Lee Anderson supports death penalty return; PM Sunak disagrees.
James Van Der Beek's Ex-Wife Heather McComb Marries Three Months After His Death
Heather McComb marries Scott Michael Campbell three months after ex-husband James Van Der Beek's death from cancer.
One Nation Backs Media Changes in Return for Greater Restrictions on ABC
One Nation backs media ownership changes in return for ABC salary disclosures, impartiality rules, and a competitive neutrality inquiry.
Trump Officials Cancel Conservation Rule On Public Lands
Trump administration cancels rule putting conservation on par with development on public lands, aiming to boost drilling, logging, mining and grazing.
Helen Flanagan Hopes Next Relationship Will Be Her Last Amid Feud With Ex
Helen Flanagan wants her next relationship to be her last, hoping for marriage amid a feud with ex Scott Sinclair and concerns over her autobiography.
Meghan Markle's Unexpected Reply to King Charles' Wedding Offer
Meghan Markle's surprising reply to King Charles' offer to walk her down the aisle on her wedding day has been revealed in a new book.
'Sixty Seconds, That's All It Took': The Clinical Israeli-US Operation to Kill Ali Khamenei
Israel and US assassinate Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei in a 60-second operation, sparking debate on strategic consequences.
FC Basel Cancels Kanye West Show Over Values Conflict
Swiss soccer club FC Basel cancels Kanye West concert, citing values conflict, joining a trend of show cancellations across Europe.
Gemma Collins Falls From Hammock In I'm A Celebrity Chaos
Gemma Collins falls from hammock in I'm A Celebrity chaos, clashes with David Haye and Sinitta.
Travellers Allowed to Stay Near Churchill Home Until New Year
Travellers who set up a caravan site near Churchill's home can stay until January after a High Court ruling.
Hegseth Aide Misled Pentagon with False Wiretap Claims in Leak Inquiry
Justin Fulcher, a senior adviser to Pete Hegseth, falsely claimed NSA wiretap evidence in a Pentagon leak inquiry, misleading officials and contributing to dysfunction.
Azmoun's World Cup Absence Sparks Political Debate in Iran
Sardar Azmoun's exclusion from Iran's World Cup squad sparks political debate, with links to his social media activism and meeting with UAE ruler.
Foreign Office Updates Passport Rules for 33 European Countries Including Spain and France
Foreign Office updates passport rules for 33 European countries, including Spain and France, reminding Brits of post-Brexit validity requirements.
Bolton Warns Iran of 'Hell to Pay' Amid US Sanctions Strategy
John Bolton warns Iran of 'hell to pay' if crossed, as US and Iran trade barbs at UN over nuclear deal and sanctions.
British Divers Discover Wreck of Largest US Navy Loss of WWI
British divers discover wreck of USS Tampa, largest US Navy loss of WWI, off coast of Newquay after 107 years.
Albanese Defends Tax Reforms with Emotional Speech
Anthony Albanese emotionally defends Labor's negative gearing and CGT changes, aiming to help first home buyers.
From Screen to Senate: Celebrities Who Made the Leap into Politics
Cynthia Nixon and other celebrities who transitioned from entertainment to politics, examining their success and impact.
Lanlan Yang Pleads Not Guilty to Additional Charges Over Sydney Crash
Lanlan Yang pleads not guilty to two new charges over a July crash in Sydney that left a driver seriously injured, after admitting bail breach last week.
Starmer, Macron, Merz: Europe's Unpopular Leaders Defy Right-Wing Trend
Starmer, Macron, and Merz are among Europe's most unpopular leaders, with approval ratings below 30%, defying the right-wing trend seen elsewhere.
Australia's SBS to Stay in Eurovision 2026 Despite Calls to Boycott Israel
Australia's SBS will not join EU boycott of Eurovision 2026 if Israel competes, despite calls from Greens and advocacy groups.
WNBA star Arike Ogunbowale arrested after Miami nightclub incident
WNBA star Arike Ogunbowale arrested for misdemeanor battery after allegedly punching a man at a Miami nightclub following Unrivaled championship celebration.
Paul Hollywood's Brother Attacked in Wirral Dog Walk Assault
Paul Hollywood's brother Lee was punched and kicked in an unprovoked attack on Wirral playing fields. Police appeal for witnesses.
MI5 and Police Unlawfully Surveilled BBC Journalist for Years, Tribunal Told
MI5 and police unlawfully surveilled BBC journalist Vincent Kearney for years, tribunal hears, violating his rights and damaging source relationships.
Traitors Winners Reunite with Claudia Winkleman at Station
Claudia Winkleman calls Traitors winners' alliance 'incredibly moving' as Rachel and Stephen share £96,000 prize pot.
Small Boat Crossings Surge Under Starmer
Over 50,000 migrants have crossed the Channel since Starmer took office, despite his vow to 'smash the gangs'.
Alistair Carns: Labour’s Ex-Marine ‘Dark Horse’ for Leadership
Alistair Carns, Labour's ex-marine veterans minister, emerges as a dark horse leadership contender amid party angst and 2024 intake impatience.
Two killed in latest US military strike on alleged drug boat in eastern Pacific
US military kills two in latest strike on alleged drug boat in eastern Pacific, bringing total fatalities to 207 since September. Critics question legality and effectiveness.
Trump’s Ukraine Ceasefire Plan Sparks Outrage as Zelenskyy Faces Impossible Choice
Trump says Ukraine peace plan not final offer after backlash; Zelenskyy faces choice between dignity and US support as Geneva talks begin.
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