Starmer Vows to Stay as Burnham Looms Over By-Election
Keir Starmer refuses to set resignation timetable as Andy Burnham challenges in Makerfield by-election; EU declines to comment on UK rejoining.
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Charles Bronson Loses Parole Bid After 50 Years in Prison
Charles Bronson, 70, loses parole bid after 50 years in UK prisons, with a history of violence and hostage-taking.
Pauline Hanson Open To Coalition With Liberals And Nationals
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party surges in polls, threatening Coalition and Labor. She signals openness to coalition with Liberals and Nationals.
Comedian Fired Over Racist Indigenous Skit Sniffing Petrol
Comedian fired over racist Indigenous skit; online racism harming mental health, First Nations say. Inquiry calls for digital duty of care.
Foul Play Suspected in Disappearance of Alabama Student in Spain
Spanish police suspect foul play in the disappearance of Alabama student James Gracey, last seen outside a Barcelona nightclub on March 17.
Danon Bourbon to Undergo Knee Surgery After Kentucky Derby Fifth
Japanese colt Danon Bourbon to have knee surgery after finishing fifth in the Kentucky Derby, with no timeline for return.
The Lincoln Lawyer to End With Season 5; Tricia Helfer Among New Cast Additions
Netflix's 'The Lincoln Lawyer' will end with Season 5, adding Tricia Helfer and six others to the cast. The final season is inspired by 'Resurrection Walk'.
Fuel Crisis Sparks Hub Fears and Travel Disruption Concerns
Fuel crisis in Australia, driven by Middle East conflict, forces Easter travel cancellations, raising regional tourism and supply concerns.
UK's Most Dangerous Areas for Burglaries Revealed: Full List
Confused.com study reveals UK's most dangerous areas for burglaries, with Middlesbrough top. Scotland's East Dunbartonshire safest.
Trump's Mental Acuity Under Scrutiny Amid Bizarre Public Appearances
Experts raise concerns over Trump's mental acuity amid bizarre public appearances, including confabulation and digression, while Democrats question his fitness.
Adelaide Festival Removes Author Over Cultural Sensitivity Concerns
Adelaide Festival removes author Randa Abdel-Fattah from Writers' Week over cultural sensitivity concerns after Bondi attack, sparking accusations of racism and withdrawals.
Mine Warfare Lessons Ignored In Iran Conflict
Historical neglect of mine warfare has led to a strategic deadlock in the Iran conflict, with the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed since February.
UK Garden Sunbathing Laws and Neighbour Privacy Rights Explained
UK garden sunbathing laws: nudity is legal unless intended to cause distress. Know your rights and neighbour privacy rules.
King Frederik's Emotional Tribute to Queen Mary During Australian Visit
King Frederik pays emotional tribute to Queen Mary during their first official visit to Australia as monarchs, recalling their meeting in 2000.
Pregnant Woman Taken to Hospital After M80 Crash in Glasgow
A pregnant woman was taken to hospital after a five-car crash on the M80 in Glasgow; no serious injuries reported.
Missing Flight Attendant’s Partner ‘Shattered’ as Suspects Identified
Body found in Colombia believed to be missing American Airlines flight attendant; suspects identified, partner 'shattered'.
Javier Bardem Claims He Lost Roles Over Palestine Support
Javier Bardem says he lost roles and brand deals due to his support for Palestine, comparing his experience to Susan Sarandon's Hollywood exile.
Royal Marines Board Russian Oil Tanker in English Channel
British Royal Marines and NCA officers boarded a sanctioned Russian oil tanker in the English Channel, marking the first UK-led operation of its kind against the shadow fleet.
Six Arrested In TikTok Counterfeit Livestream Crackdown
Six arrested in police crackdown on TikTok livestreamers selling counterfeit goods; £1m worth of items seized in Rotherham warehouse raid.
Meghan Markle’s Royal Tour Wardrobe Costs Nearly £60,000
Meghan Markle's Royal Tour wardrobe cost nearly £60,000, with outfits averaging over £1,500 each.
Reform UK Sweeps Northern England Council Elections, Overturns Decades of Labour Control
Reform UK wins big in northern England council elections, overturning decades of Labour control in Sunderland, Barnsley, and other areas.
Reform UK Launches Exclusive Podcast to Bypass Media
Reform UK launches a podcast to bypass mainstream media, offering behind-the-scenes access with Nigel Farage.
Health Advocates Challenge Baby Formula Safety Claims After Contamination Found
Health advocates challenge US baby formula safety claims after tests show most samples contain toxic Pfas and phthalates, raising concerns for infant health.
El Chapo: The Rise and Fall of Mexico's Drug Lord
The rise and fall of Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán, from poverty to drug lord, his capture and life sentence.
Benefit cheat caught ziplining in Mexico while claiming anxiety
Catherine Wieland claimed anxiety left her housebound but was caught surfing and ziplining in Mexico, defrauding DWP of £23,000.
Student Loan Interest Capped At 6 Amid Tinkering Criticism
UK caps student loan interest at 6% from September for Plan 2 and 3 loans, but critics say it's insufficient tinkering.
Dubai Missile Strikes Shatter Influencer Bubble
Iranian missile strikes on Dubai interrupt influencer luxury lifestyle, prompting a mix of partying and fact-checking on social media.
HMRC Clears Rayner Over Tax Boosting Leadership Bid
Angela Rayner cleared by HMRC over tax affairs, settling £40,000 in unpaid stamp duty without penalty, opening door for potential Labour leadership bid.
Simon Goodwin's Tenure at Melbourne: A Tale of Highs, Lows, and Unanswered Questions
Simon Goodwin's tenure as Melbourne Demons coach saw premiership success but was marred by off-field issues and underachievement, leaving unanswered questions.
Invincible Returns With Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score
Invincible season 4 returns with a perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes score, earning praise as one of the best comic book shows on TV.
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