Actors and Studios Reach Tentative Four-Year Deal, Averting Another Hollywood Shutdown
SAG-AFTRA and studios reach tentative four-year deal, pending board and member approval, averting another Hollywood shutdown.
Category : Politics
Italian seaside town overrun by 120 peacocks seeking love
Punta Marina's peacock population has surged to 120, causing noise and mess but also delight. Residents are divided, and 'peacock rangers' have been appointed.
King Charles Welcomes First British Indian Muslim PM with Diwali Sweets
King Charles III welcomed Rishi Sunak as PM with Diwali sweets at Buckingham Palace, marking a historic moment for British Indians.
Alain Prost Injured in Armed Robbery at Swiss Home
Four-time F1 champion Alain Prost injured in home invasion at Swiss residence; suspects still at large.
Judge Calls Engineer Unembarrassed Liar In £5m Claim
High Court judge calls engineer an 'unembarrassed liar' in £5m injury claim after surveillance footage shows exaggeration of symptoms.
Countryfile star Sammi Kinghorn announces pregnancy after life-changing accident
Countryfile presenter Sammi Kinghorn announces pregnancy with partner Callum Aitken, due in July, after overcoming a paralysing accident in 2010.
Mother of Brit Killed by Father in Texas Urges Police to Reopen Case
Mother of British student shot dead by father in Texas demands police reopen case after UK coroner rules unlawful killing.
Gordon Brown to Discuss Global Instability and Civic Renewal at Guardian Event
Gordon Brown discusses global instability, civic decline, and renewal at a Guardian Live event on 10 Sept 2026 in London.
Republican National Committee Reinstates Support for Roy Moore Amid Abuse Allegations
RNC reinstates support for Roy Moore after Trump endorsement, despite sexual misconduct allegations from seven women.
Actor Jakub Łoza Dies at 41 After Heartbreaking Final Post
Polish actor and bodybuilder Jakub Łoza dies at 41 after sharing a poignant final post about his health battle.
Bulgaria's Dara Wins Eurovision 2026 With Bangaranga
Bulgaria wins Eurovision for first time with Dara's Bangaranga, scoring 516 points and bringing hope amid political instability.
Democrats to Watch After Primaries: New Faces Emerge
Many Democrats new to national politics won primaries on Tuesday, including an army doctor, Paralympian, and navy veteran.
Tyson Fury's 'private' mother absent from Netflix show
Tyson Fury's mother Amber is absent from his Netflix show 'At Home with the Furys' due to her private nature, with no online photos or public appearances.
Thousands Mourn Chapecoense Victims as Brazil Grieves
Thousands hold vigil for Chapecoense crash victims; Brazil mourns; survivors and tributes reported.
Peter Falconio's Mother Pleads for Body Discovery 25 Years On
Joan Falconio appeals for information on son Peter's remains as 25th anniversary of his murder approaches; killer died without revealing location.
Agricultural Students Jailed for Sadistic Sheep Attack with Fireworks
Two agricultural students jailed for sadistic attack on sheep, including beating and inserting fireworks, filmed and kept ear tag as trophy.
Spencer Pratt's AI-Generated Ad for LA Mayor Goes Viral
Spencer Pratt's AI-generated ad for LA mayor goes viral, depicting a dystopian city under current leadership, ahead of a debate with Karen Bass and Nithya Raman.
Cat Bin Woman Mary Bale Still Haunted by Viral Infamy 17 Years On
Mary Bale, the 'cat bin woman' from Coventry, reflects on the lasting impact of her 2010 act of cruelty, which led to global infamy and personal turmoil.
Reform UK Chairman in Racism Row Over Extremist Retweet
Reform UK reinstates councillor Glenn Gibbins after racist Facebook post about Nigerians, sparking accusations of a 'new low' from Labour.
Mississippi Brothers Released After ICE Detention
Israel and Max Makoka, detained by ICE in Mississippi, have been released after community and political pressure. They face deportation but are reunited with their host family.
Green Candidate Campaigns After Arrest Over Antisemitism
Green candidate Sabine Mairey campaigns after arrest over alleged antisemitic posts, sparking Labour criticism of party leadership.
Jeremy Vine Questions BBC Over Scott Mills Sacking
Jeremy Vine questions BBC's decision to sack Scott Mills, calling it unfair despite no criminal charges, amid reports of a past police investigation.
Emmerdale Star Reveals Homelessness Secret Behind Kammy's Storyline
Emmerdale's Shebz Miah reveals the real-life story behind Kammy's homelessness, aiming to break taboos and encourage help-seeking.
Mahmood Hides 40k Asylum Seeker Exit Scheme Uptake Details
Shabana Mahmood announces asylum overhaul including £40k exit scheme, but uptake details remain undisclosed, sparking Labour backlash.
Immigration Raids Debate: Enforcement vs Dignity in UK
Letters debate UK immigration raids, balancing enforcement with dignity and humane treatment.
Lostprophets members reunite in new band after Watkins' death
Former Lostprophets members form new band with Geoff Rickly after Ian Watkins' death and imprisonment for child sex offences.
Ukrainian Teens Tricked Into Sabotage By Russian Recruiters
Ukrainian teens are being recruited online by Russians to commit sabotage, with over 1,100 accused since 2022, one in five minors.
Trump Refiles $10bn Defamation Lawsuit Against Wall Street Journal
Donald Trump refiles a $10bn defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over a story about a letter to Jeffrey Epstein.
Lottery Winner Hospitalised After Three-Month Party Binge
Adam Lopez, 39, was hospitalised with a pulmonary embolism after quitting his job and partying for three months following a £1m lottery win.
Deborra-Lee Furness Appears to Take Dig at Ex-Hugh Jackman with Cryptic Comment
Deborra-Lee Furness appears to make a dig at ex-husband Hugh Jackman with a cryptic comment on Instagram after his Met Gala appearance with girlfriend Sutton Foster.
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