Starmer Faces Growing Pressure Over Mandelson Epstein Links as Commons Debate Looms
Starmer faces Labour anger over Mandelson Epstein links; emergency Commons debate set as PM admits anger over sacking.
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Rape Victim Slams Judge's Decision to Spare Teen Attackers Jail
A 16-year-old rape victim criticises a judge's decision to give teenage attackers youth rehabilitation orders instead of jail time.
Real Madrid Duo Fined €500k Each for Training Ground Fight
Real Madrid fine Federico Valverde and Aurelien Tchouameni €500k each after training ground fight. Valverde denies blows, sidelined for El Clasico.
Tesla Crashes into House in Wigan, Two Injured
A Tesla crashed into a house in Atherton, Wigan, late Thursday night, causing structural damage and injuring two people. Emergency services responded.
Katie Price Fuels Marriage Split Rumours with Cryptic 'Heartbreak' Post After Dubai Trip
Katie Price shares cryptic 'heartbreak' post amid husband Lee Andrews' reported arrest in Dubai, sparking marriage split rumours.
Greens Accused of Welcoming Anti-Semitic Candidates
Steve Reed accuses Greens of welcoming anti-Semitic ex-Labour members; also slams Nigel Farage for neglecting Clacton.
Epsom Council Evacuated Over Suspected WW2 Mortar Shell
Epsom council evacuated after a suspected WW2 mortar shell was left at the offices; bomb squad removed it safely and cordon lifted.
Claudia Winkleman Apologises For Live Radio Swearing Gaffe
Claudia Winkleman apologises after swearing live on Heart Radio, realising a child was still watching.
Wargame Shows Russia Could Overrun Nato Country in Days
Wargame shows Russia could overrun Lithuania in days, exploiting Nato hesitation and lack of US leadership.
Starmer Vows to Fight On Despite Heavy Local Election Losses for Labour
Keir Starmer vows to fight on as Labour suffers heavy local election losses, with Reform UK making gains and some MPs calling for his resignation.
UCLA Agrees to $6.5m Settlement with Jewish Students Over Antisemitism Claims
UCLA settles lawsuit with Jewish students for $6.5m over antisemitic discrimination during pro-Palestinian protests.
Mary Beth Hurt, Tony-Nominated Actress, Dies at 79
Mary Beth Hurt, Tony-nominated actress known for Interiors and The World According to Garp, dies aged 79 from Alzheimer's.
Iraq War Veteran Banned from Coaching After Hate Crime Acquittal
Iraq war veteran Jamie Michael, acquitted of inciting racial hatred, banned from coaching children in Wales, sparking free speech row.
Lineker no longer 'walking on eggshells' and calls out BBC's World Cup decision
Gary Lineker says he no longer feels constrained after leaving the BBC, criticises their World Cup plans, and voices concerns over the US hosting.
UK Government Issues Screen Time Advice for Under-Fives
UK issues screen time advice for under-fives: max one hour daily, avoid for under-2s. PM Starmer backs parents.
Winter Olympics Medals Investigation After Athlete Complaints
Milano Cortina Winter Games officials investigate after athletes report medals cracking, chipping, or breaking soon after being awarded.
Nazi-Looted Painting Found in Home of Dutch SS Collaborator's Family
Nazi-looted painting from Goudstikker collection found in home of Dutch SS collaborator Hendrik Seyffardt's descendants; art detective Arthur Brand investigates.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni Legal Feud Reignites in Court Despite Settlement
Blake Lively returns to court seeking legal fees from Justin Baldoni, reigniting their legal feud despite a recent settlement.
Electrical Fire Forces Book of Mormon to Close Until May 17
Electrical fire at Eugene O'Neill Theatre forces 'The Book of Mormon' to cancel performances through May 17; repairs underway.
Bernardi Vows to Pay for Flights on Rinehart Plane Amid Donations Ban Confusion
Cory Bernardi will pay for flights with Pauline Hanson on Gina Rinehart's plane amid confusion over South Australia's political donations ban.
Labour Hopeful Jess Phillips Prioritises EU Re-entry Over Key Issues
Labour leadership contender Jess Phillips says she could campaign for the UK to rejoin the EU, prioritising the issue over other key challenges.
BBC Presenter Dies from Infection After Car Crash in Canada
BBC Radio Wales presenter Lynda Shahwan died from an abdominal infection after being discharged from hospital following a car crash in Canada.
Sex Pistols Manager Malcolm McLaren Gets Grave Stone and Death Mask
Malcolm McLaren's grave in Highgate Cemetery now features a black granite headstone with a bronze death mask, installed in secrecy.
NHS Deal with AI Firm Palantir Questioned After Officials' Concerns Revealed
Health officials warn Palantir's reputation could hinder £330m NHS contract rollout, sparking calls to scrap the deal.
UK and Ireland Sign ‘Rebooted’ Defence Deal to Protect Undersea Cables
UK and Ireland sign updated defence deal to protect undersea cables from threats, including potential Royal Navy involvement in Irish waters.
Khalidi: Trump's Policies a Threat to Democracy
Trump's Board of Peace evolves from Gaza oversight to permanent global body, raising democracy concerns, says historian Rashid Khalidi.
Church of England Releases Video Countering Tommy Robinson's Carols Event
Church of England releases video countering Tommy Robinson's carols event, with senior figures condemning Christian nationalism and appropriation of Christmas.
Jorma Taccone says Kevin Spacey SNL hosting stint was uncomfortable
Lonely Island's Jorma Taccone says Kevin Spacey made him 'feel very uncomfortable' during his 2006 SNL hosting stint.
Labour's Defence Bill Delayed Until 2027 Sparks Criticism
PAC criticises delays to UK defence investment plan, citing damage to credibility; navy's submarines reportedly all docked.
White House Panic Over Epstein Files Revealed
White House officials clashed over Epstein file release; Vance called it a 'huge problem'; Trump tried to suppress birthday book story.
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