Jamie Raskin accuses DoJ of cover-up after viewing unredacted Epstein files
Jamie Raskin accuses DoJ of cover-up after viewing unredacted Epstein files, citing mysterious redactions and failure to protect victims' identities.
Category : Politics
Luisa Zissman Seeks Private Jet for Dog After Dubai Flee
Luisa Zissman left her dog Crumble in Dubai while fleeing to UK; now seeks private jet to reunite with toy poodle.
Princess Kate Impresses Italian Crowds with Fluent Italian in Solo Visit
Princess Kate wows Italian crowds with fluent Italian during her first solo foreign engagement since cancer diagnosis, focusing on early childhood development.
Labour MPs Launch Major Rebellion to Stop Welfare Bill
108 Labour MPs rebel against welfare bill with amendment to pause cuts, citing lack of consultation and impact on disabled people.
Epstein Files Reveal Powerful Men Ties in Newly Released Photos
US justice department releases Epstein files showing photos with royals, politicians, musicians, and actors.
Tony Blair's Essay on Labour Failings Gets Full Marks for Being Unhelpful
Tony Blair's 5,700-word essay criticises Keir Starmer's Labour, urging abandonment of net zero and closer ties to Trump, but is seen as unhelpful and out of touch.
Lucy Worsley Investigates the American Revolution as a Messy Breakup
Lucy Worsley frames the American Revolution as a messy breakup, exploring miscommunication, Franklin's eccentricities, and colonial grievances.
Trump Plans $1bn Presidential Library in Miami
Plans for a gold-decked 50-storey Trump presidential library in Miami spark ridicule, featuring a giant statue and a $400m Boeing gifted by Qatar.
DWP Worker Wins £17k Over Stephen Hawking Comment
DWP worker Alison McRobbie wins £17,280 after colleague compared her to Stephen Hawking; ordered to pay £10,912 costs.
Hungary Charges Journalist With Spying For Ukraine
Hungary charges journalist Szabolcs Panyi with spying for Ukraine amid row over foreign minister's contacts with Russia.
DVLA Rule Means Campervan Speed Limits Lower Than Cars
DVLA rule means campervan speed limits can be lower than cars if registered as commercial vans or over 3.05 tonnes. Fines up to £1,000.
Private Secretary of Billionaire Judith Neilson Refused Bail Over $1.6m Fraud Charges
Former secretary of billionaire Judith Neilson charged with 68 counts of fraud over $1.6m in unauthorised purchases; refused bail.
Angela Scanlon Backs UK Eurovision Entry Despite Odds
Angela Scanlon joins BBC Eurovision commentary team as UK entry LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER prepares to perform in Vienna.
Journalist Fights to Expose Ghislaine Maxwell's Cover-Up
Journalist Lucia Osborne-Crowley faces threats and harassment while exposing Ghislaine Maxwell's cover-up, highlighting survivors' ongoing fight for justice.
Priest's Secret Daughter Reveals Decades of Rejection
Sarah Thomas, 12, discovered her father was a Catholic priest. A cold meeting at 14 left her rejected; she later overcame the trauma.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor 'fascinated' by video games after royal exile
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, is now absorbed in video games after losing royal titles and living in exile, says author Andrew Lownie.
Suspected Smugglers Use TikTok to Advertise Channel Crossings
BBC finds suspected smugglers using TikTok to advertise English Channel crossings for £5,000, with over 18,000 migrants crossing this year.
Etihad Stadium Evacuated After Fire Breaks Out at Merchandise Kiosk Hours Before Champions League Ma
Fire at Etihad Stadium merchandise kiosk hours before Manchester City vs Club Brugge Champions League match; stadium evacuated, blaze extinguished, kick-off went ahead.
Starmer Says Police Should Focus on ‘What Matters Most’ Amid Pearson Tweet Row
PM says police should prioritise community issues over tweets as Essex Police investigate Allison Pearson for alleged incitement.
Brazil's Congress Approves Bill Reducing Bolsonaro's Prison Sentence
Brazil's congress approves bill reducing Jair Bolsonaro's prison sentence from 27 to 22 years, overturning Lula's veto.
Stephen Graham Dedicates MOBO Award to Stepfather in Emotional Speech
Stephen Graham won the MOBO Award for Best Performance in TV/Film and dedicated it to his stepfather Mike Fazakerley in an emotional speech.
Jury Discharged in Trial of Men Accused of Murdering Ian Watkins
Jury discharged at trial of two prisoners accused of murdering former Lostprophets singer Ian Watkins at HMP Wakefield; retrial ordered.
Influencer Sues Nonprofit Over Firing After Political Video
Missouri influencer 'The Woke Ginger' sues nonprofit Food Outreach, alleging wrongful termination over a political video critical of Enterprise Holdings and St. Louis CITY SC.
Neuty the Nutria Dies of Cancer After Viral Fame
Neuty the nutria, viral pet rodent whose family fought to keep him, dies of cancer at age 5.
Zelenskyy Tells UK: Europe Is a 'Global Force' That Cannot Be Defeated
Zelenskyy tells UK MPs Europe is a global force, urges unity against Russia and Iran, and highlights drone warfare expertise.
Mullin Tells Striking Detainees: ‘This Isn’t a Holiday Inn’
DHS chief Markwayne Mullin tells hunger-striking ICE detainees at Newark's Delaney Hall they aren't in a 'Holiday Inn', as protests continue.
Reform UK U-Turn: Jenrick Restores Two-Child Benefit Cap
Reform UK restores two-child benefit cap in policy U-turn, with Jenrick also targeting disability and mental health benefits.
Phillipson and Powell Confirmed as Final Contenders in Labour Deputy Race
Phillipson and Powell are the final two candidates in the Labour deputy leadership race, seen as a proxy war between Starmer and Burnham.
Channel 9 Presenter Danika Mason Calls Off Wedding Three Weeks Before Ceremony
Channel 9 sports presenter Danika Mason calls off wedding to Todd Liubinskas three weeks before the ceremony, leaving friends shocked.
Trump Calls for Ouster of Thomas Massie Ahead of Kentucky Primary
Trump attacks Thomas Massie ahead of Kentucky primary, calling him the 'worst' Republican congressman. Massie faces Trump-endorsed challenger Ed Gallrein.
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