Badenoch Apologises After Bloody Sunday Footage Used in Post Defending UK Veterans
Kemi Badenoch apologises after Bloody Sunday footage used in social media post attacking Labour's Troubles legacy bill.
Category : Politics
‘She did kill. There’s no grey area there’: Labour MP Naz Shah on the day she and her mother were ar
Labour MP Naz Shah reveals her arrest for murder at 18, her mother's conviction, and her path to parliament in a new memoir.
Coronation Street recasts Bertie as Daniel Osbourne's mental health spirals
Coronation Street recasts Bertie Osbourne as Daniel's mental health storyline unfolds, with new actor Henry Duggan taking over the role.
Home Office Closes Asylum Hotels, Moves Hundreds to Army Barracks
Home Office closes 11 asylum hotels, moves hundreds to army barracks amid protests and criticism from Refugee Council and political opponents.
Why Imposter Syndrome Hits Women and Women of Colour Harder
Imposter syndrome disproportionately affects women and women of colour due to systemic barriers, lack of representation, and corporate culture. Experts explain causes and solutions.
Trading Places Participant Rushed to Hospital During Episode
A participant on Channel 5's Trading Places was rushed to hospital after experiencing chest pains during the latest episode.
Pentagon Appoints January 6 Rioter to Sensitive Counter-Terrorism Role
Pentagon hires convicted January 6 rioter Elias Irizarry for counter-terrorism role, sparking alarm among officials.
US Navy Recovers F-35C Fighter Jet from South China Sea
US Navy recovers F-35C fighter jet from South China Sea after January crash; jet retrieved from 12,400 feet depth.
Glencoe Skiing: Affordable Scottish Slopes Without Flying
Discover Glencoe Mountain Resort in the Scottish Highlands for affordable, no-fly skiing with rugged pistes and Scottish après-ski.
Alice Springs Riots Erupt After Arrest in Murder of Five-Year-Old Girl
Riots in Alice Springs after arrest of suspect in murder of five-year-old Indigenous girl; crowd demands payback, police use rubber bullets.
Dad Stranded on Greek Island After Passport Rule Change
British dad stranded in Greece after being denied boarding on Jet2 flight due to new passport rules for dual nationals.
Man Charged with Attempted Assassination of Trump at White House Press Dinner
Cole Tomas Allen charged with attempting to assassinate Trump at White House correspondents' dinner, facing three federal crimes.
Trump Approval Slips as Polls Show Warning Signs for Republicans Ahead of Midterms
Trump's approval slips to mid-30s as polls show economic, immigration, and Iran concerns ahead of US midterms.
Fiona Bruce Calls Out Tom Skinner Over Social Media Hypocrisy on Question Time
Fiona Bruce challenges Tom Skinner on Question Time over social media hypocrisy after landmark addiction case.
Starmer Under Pressure as Cabinet Ministers Urge Him to Set Departure Timetable
Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure as cabinet ministers urge him to set a departure timetable, with over 70 Labour MPs calling for his resignation.
Italian man investigated over claims he paid to shoot civilians during Sarajevo siege
An 80-year-old Italian is investigated for allegedly paying Bosnian Serb soldiers to shoot civilians during the Sarajevo siege, part of a 'sniper tourist' phenomenon.
King Charles Unveils Memorial to LGBT Military Veterans
King Charles lays flowers at UK's first national memorial for LGBT armed forces veterans, honouring those affected by the military's former gay ban.
Trump Administration Appeals Court Order on Child Vaccines
Trump administration appeals court order blocking Health Secretary Kennedy's cuts to child vaccine recommendations.
US and Iran Hold Historic Peace Talks in Islamabad
US and Iran hold historic peace talks in Islamabad, mediated by Pakistan, with Vice-President JD Vance leading the American delegation.
Teacher awarded six-figure payout after pupil attacked with toaster
Teacher gets six-figure payout after pupil attacked with toaster and chair, NASUWT reports over £15.4m in claims for 2025.
Wes Streeting Would Be a PM I Could Finally Relate To
Wes Streeting could become Britain's first openly gay PM, resonating with working-class and LGBT voters, offering a relatable alternative to current leaders.
WNBA and Players Union in Fifth Day of Talks to Avert Season Disruption
WNBA and players union meet for fifth straight day to finalise CBA by Monday, avoiding season disruptions. Revenue sharing remains key hurdle.
Rebel Wilson Denies Bullying Claims in Defamation Trial
Rebel Wilson denies bullying claims in Sydney defamation trial over social media post about The Deb lead actor Charlotte MacInnes.
Gina Miller on Rape, Cancer, and Cambridge Campaign
Gina Miller, activist and Brexit legal challenger, runs for Cambridge chancellor while battling breast cancer, highlighting past rape and the university's lack of female chancellors.
Fema Offers Jobs Back To Disaster Workers After January Cuts
Fema reinstates 14 employees who criticised Trump cuts after eight months on leave; experts warn of weakened disaster response.
Tucker Carlson Calls Trump a ‘Slave’ in Escalating Feud
Tucker Carlson calls Donald Trump a 'slave' unable to make decisions, escalating their feud after Trump insulted Carlson's intelligence.
Mother Acquitted of Son's Murder Now Charged with Daughter's Death
Maree Crabtree, acquitted of son's murder, now charged with murdering daughter Erin, whose body was found in 2012 while family was on cruise.
Police Probe Reform UK Over Election Spending Claims in Farage Campaign
Essex Police investigate claims Reform UK overspent in Nigel Farage's Clacton election campaign, with former aide alleging undeclared costs exceeded legal limit.
Adam Peaty to Use Double-Barrelled Surname After Wedding to Holly Ramsay
Adam Peaty changes surname to Ramsay Peaty after marrying Holly Ramsay, sparking controversy over double-barrelled name.
Michael Barrymore to Release Memoir and Move to Spain
Michael Barrymore announces new memoir and move to Spain, reflecting on his life since the Stuart Lubbock tragedy.
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