Sir Ken Dodd's Catchphrases Trademarked Eight Years After His Death
Lady Anne Dodd trademarks 25 of Sir Ken Dodd's catchphrases, including 'tattyfilarious' and 'Tickling Stick', eight years after his death.
Category : Politics
Jennifer Siebel Newsom Faces Conservative Media Attacks
Conservative media attacks Jennifer Siebel Newsom, wife of Governor Gavin Newsom, as he becomes a Democratic presidential frontrunner.
Queensland Deputy Premier Threatens to Drop Rowing from 2032 Olympics Over Venue Dispute
Queensland deputy premier threatens to drop rowing from 2032 Olympics unless held on crocodile-inhabited Fitzroy River in Rockhampton, sparking dispute with IOC.
Mandelson Vetting Row Deepens as Thornberry Questions 'Borderline' Claim
Thornberry questions 'borderline' claim in Mandelson vetting row; Reform UK candidate's Brexit comments spark controversy.
Woman Who Posed as Man on Grindr Jailed for Stalking Victim
Woman jailed for impersonating man on Grindr, stalking victim and sharing intimate images in campaign of harassment.
Greenland and Denmark Unite Against US Advances Before White House Talks
Greenland and Denmark unite against US takeover push before White House talks; PM says 'we choose Denmark'.
New York Mayor Urges King Charles to Return Koh-i-Noor Diamond to India
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani urges King Charles to return the Koh-i-Noor diamond to India, reviving debate over the controversial crown jewel's colonial history.
Maine Transgender Sports Initiative Halted Due to Invalid Signatures
Maine's transgender sports initiative fails to make ballot due to invalid signatures; Secretary of State Shenna Bellows rules petition short of required threshold.
French Military Detain Two After Boarding Russia-Linked Oil Tanker Suspected of Drone Launches
French military detain two crew from Russia-linked oil tanker Boracay suspected of launching drones that closed Danish airports.
Napier Barracks to Continue Housing Asylum Seekers After Small Boat Influx
Napier barracks in Kent will remain open beyond September due to a surge in small boat arrivals, reversing planned closure.
Gregory Bovino: Rise and Fall of Trump's Border Patrol Provocateur
Gregory Bovino, a Trump border patrol official, is sidelined after controversial statements and actions in Minneapolis, including the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti.
US Supreme Court Unanimously Upholds Access to Abortion Pill Mifepristone
US Supreme Court unanimously upholds access to abortion pill mifepristone, ruling anti-abortion activists lacked standing to challenge FDA regulations.
Twins with Different Fathers: A First in UK History
UK twins Lavinia and Michelle discover they have different fathers, a first in British history, through DNA tests revealing heteropaternal superfecundation.
Steven Tyler Sexual Assault Case Partially Dismissed
Judge dismisses 1975 sexual assault lawsuit against Steven Tyler due to statute of limitations; separate case continues.
Prince Andrew Called 'Useful Idiot' in Alleged Russian Spy Plot, New Biography Claims
New biography claims Prince Andrew was called a 'useful idiot' in an alleged Russian spy plot, exploring his ties to Epstein and finances.
Israel and Hamas Agree First Phase of Gaza Ceasefire Deal
Israel and Hamas agree first phase of Gaza ceasefire, with hostage release and Israeli troop withdrawal, offering best hope to end two-year conflict.
Strictly Come Dancing Ageism Row Amid Scandals
Strictly Come Dancing faces ageism accusations after replacing 66-year-old Arlene Phillips with 30-year-old Alesha Dixon, sparking nearly 2,000 complaints and political criticism.
Democrats Hold Double-Digit Lead Over GOP in Midterm Polls
Democrats lead Republicans by 10 points in midterm polls as Trump's approval ratings drop among key voter groups.
Starmer's Own Chambers Founder Attacks Labour Plans to Cut Jury Trials
Geoffrey Robertson KC condemns Labour plans to cut jury trials as a betrayal of party values, warning of risks to justice.
Police Use School Cameras for Immigration Searches in Texas
Police in Texas are using school security cameras to assist immigration enforcement, raising concerns about surveillance overreach.
La Voix Ready for Strictly Hosting Role, Names Co-Host
Drag star La Voix eyes Strictly Come Dancing hosting role, names Jane McDonald as ideal co-host, and reflects on her time on the show.
Gen Z Believes Old Age Begins at 53, Redefining Aging
Gen Z believes old age begins at 53, while Boomers say 75. Survey reveals shifting perceptions and efforts to delay aging.
Graham Norton Corrects Chat Show Seating Misconceptions
Graham Norton clarifies that his chat show sofa seating is based on product promotion, not fame, and addresses other myths.
Phil Spencer Receives MBE from King Charles at Windsor Castle
Phil Spencer receives MBE from King Charles for charity work with St Mungo's at Windsor Castle.
US Reportedly Considers Asylum for UK Jews Amid Antisemitism Fears
Trump lawyer Robert Garson says he discussed offering asylum to British Jews with the US state department, citing rising antisemitism in the UK.
Met Gala 2026 Faces Backlash Over Bezos Ties and ‘Tone-Deaf’ Moments
Met Gala 2026 faces backlash over Jeff Bezos ties, tone-deaf moments, and celebrity criticism including Taraji P. Henson and Meghan McCain.
Florida Lawsuit Claims AI Facial Recognition Led to Wrongful Arrest
Florida man sues police after AI facial recognition error leads to wrongful arrest for child luring, highlighting bias and oversight failures.
Strictly's Karen Hauer Quits After 14 Years On BBC Show
Strictly Come Dancing's longest-serving female professional, Karen Hauer, quits after 14 years, citing new projects.
University Rapist Dies in 'Monster Mansion' Prison
Akiel Flemming, who raped three students at University of Wolverhampton, dies at HMP Wakefield; investigation underway.
Jake Quickenden Joins Jamie Johnson FC for Fourth Series
Jake Quickenden joins Jamie Johnson FC series 4 on CBBC, exploring masculinity and mental health in football.
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