Asylum Seeker 'Danced and Laughed' After Fatal Stabbing, Court Hears
Asylum seeker Deng Chol Majek accused of stabbing hotel worker 23 times, seen dancing and laughing after attack, court hears.
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Bondi Hero Charged with Assaulting Father
Bondi attack hero Ahmed al-Ahmed charged with assaulting his father, claims allegations are 'untrue' and linked to GoFundMe donations.
Tyreek Hill Settles Lawsuit with OnlyFans Model Over Broken Leg
NFL star Tyreek Hill settles lawsuit with OnlyFans model Sophie Hall over broken leg from 2023 backyard football drill.
Bulger Mother Slams Labour Plan To Raise Criminal Age
James Bulger's mother criticises Labour's plan to raise criminal age to 14, citing justice concerns.
Barnaby Joyce Joins One Nation, Will Lead NSW Senate Ticket
Barnaby Joyce joins One Nation, will lead NSW Senate ticket; defection follows fallout with Nationals.
Woman Helped Police Catch Killer Fiancé in Netflix Doc
Netflix doc 'Should I Marry a Murderer?' details Caroline Muirhead's bravery in helping police catch her killer fiancé, and the shocking neglect she faced.
Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus Make First Public Appearance in Five Months at Olivier Awards
Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus attend the Olivier Awards in London, their first public outing in five months, with her son Damian.
Desmond Faces £70m Bill After Losing Lottery Court Case
Richard Desmond loses High Court battle over national lottery licence, facing up to £70m in legal costs after claim for £1.3bn damages dismissed.
Woman Says She Chose Deportation After 'Humiliating' ICE Detention
A woman with an open asylum case chose deportation after experiencing 'humiliating' conditions in ICE detention, including being shackled and moved multiple times.
Darren Bent 'Shattered' After England World Cup Snub, Reveals Capello Apology
Darren Bent says he is shattered after being left out of England's World Cup squad despite 25 goals, and reveals Capello's apology.
Sky News Halts for Starmer Japan PM Announcement
Sky News interrupted regular programming for a breaking news announcement about Sir Keir Starmer welcoming Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to Downing Street, with £18 billion investment deals expected.
Ceasefire Holds in Lebanon Amid Ongoing Tensions and US Criticism of Australia
Lebanon-Israel ceasefire takes effect amid shelling reports; Trump criticises Australia over Hormuz; markets rise on peace hopes.
Varoufakis Denounces 'Ridiculous' Drug Charge as Sign of Western Fascism
Yanis Varoufakis faces prosecution for admitting past ecstasy use, calling it a sign of rising far-right fascism in the West.
Ben Elton: 'I was the biggest comic in Britain - now Netflix doesn't want me'
Ben Elton says Netflix no longer wants his comedy, reflecting on his 80s fame and complex friendship with Rik Mayall.
SNL UK's Jack Shep on Diana Fame and Starmer
SNL UK's debut features Jack Shep's Diana impression and a Starmer sketch shared by Trump, sparking hope for TV innovation.
Pentagon Releases Latest UFO Files with Few Hard Facts
Pentagon releases new UFO files with reports of glowing orbs and disc-like objects, but no evidence of extraterrestrial life, sparking debate over transparency.
MoD Data Breach Exposes Personal Details of UK Armed Forces
Hackers accessed personal details of UK armed forces personnel in MoD payroll system breach; investigation underway.
Cosmetic Interventions Surge Sparks Ethical Debates
As cosmetic procedures boom, ethical debates lag. Experts call for wider conversations on beauty norms and moral agency.
Britain Must Confront Colonial Legacy in Palestine
Avi Shlaim argues Britain must confront its colonial legacy in Palestine by recognising the state of Palestine to counter Israeli annexation plans.
Civil Liberties Groups Demand Inquiry Into UK Data Watchdog
73 campaigners and experts call for inquiry into ICO over enforcement collapse after Afghan data breach, citing structural failures.
Whodunnit on Coronation Street? Theo Silverton Murder Suspects Revealed
Coronation Street's Theo Silverton is murdered, leaving multiple suspects including Summer Spellman, Christina Boyd, and George Shuttleworth.
Migrant Arrested After Tesco Strangulation Attack
Migrant arrested after strangling woman in Tesco; separate case of sexual assault in Rugby sparks protests.
Tyler West: From Stabbing Trauma to Strictly Star and Fiancé
Kiss FM host Tyler West reveals witnessing a fatal stabbing as a teen, overcoming trauma, and finding love on Strictly Come Dancing.
Green MP Hannah Spencer Given Police Escort After Manchester Brawl
Green MP Hannah Spencer given police escort after clashes at anti-far right event in Manchester's Piccadilly Gardens.
RAF Typhoons Scrambled Twice in 48 Hours to Intercept Russian Warplanes Near NATO Airspace
RAF Typhoons scrambled twice in 48 hours to intercept Russian warplanes near NATO airspace over the Baltic Sea, amid heightened tensions and faltering Ukraine ceasefire talks.
Victorian Liberal Director Resigns Over Derogatory WhatsApp Messages
Victorian Liberal director Stuart Smith resigns after leaked WhatsApp messages mocking the party's women's council and MP Bev McArthur.
McSweeney and Barton to Face MPs in Mandelson Vetting Scandal
Ex-officials McSweeney and Barton face MPs over Mandelson vetting scandal that threatens Starmer's premiership.
Trump Administration Investigates Smith College Over Transgender Admissions
US education department investigates Smith College over transgender admissions policy, alleging Title IX violation.
Stephen Colbert’s Late Show Finale Ends CBS Late Night Era
Stephen Colbert’s final Late Show ends CBS’s 33-year late-night era with a low-key, gratitude-filled episode featuring Paul McCartney.
Theresa May Labels Assisted Dying Bill a 'Licence to Kill' as Lords Debate Begins
Theresa May calls assisted dying bill a 'licence to kill' as House of Lords debates legislation for England and Wales for the first time.
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