New York Times Publisher Warns Trump 'Enemy of the People' Rhetoric Could Lead to Violence
New York Times publisher AG Sulzberger warns Trump that calling journalists 'enemies of the people' could lead to violence, after a private meeting.
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In Memoriam 2026: Influential Figures Who Died This Year
A roll call of influential figures who died in 2026, including Ted Turner, Jason Collins, Claudette Colvin, and others from media, sports, and civil rights.
Starmer's North Korea Trade Deal Blunder at PMQs
Sir Keir Starmer mistakenly announced a UK trade deal with North Korea at PMQs, later correcting it to South Korea.
Palestine Action Protesters Face Terror Sentencing Over Raid
Lawyer warns sentencing Palestine Action protesters as terrorists without jury conviction is a constitutional threat.
Trump Extends Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire, Threatens Iran Boats
Trump extends Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, threatens Iran boats. Global markets react to Middle East tensions. Journalist killed in Israeli strike.
NHS to Restrict Political Symbols on Uniforms After Antisemitism Report
NHS to restrict political symbols on uniforms after review finds Jewish staff and patients face routine ostracism and antisemitism.
FCDO Warns Brits of 24-Hour Alcohol Ban in Thailand for General Election
FCDO warns Brits of a 24-hour alcohol ban in Thailand for the general election on 8 February 2026, plus travel advisories for border areas.
Enhanced Games CEO Defends Event as Safe Evolution Amid Criticism
Enhanced Games CEO defends event as safe evolution, plans to include influencers and legends, despite criticism over drug use and mediocre performances.
Joel Dommett Recounts 2016 Catfish Extortion Scandal
Joel Dommett reveals details of a 2016 catfish extortion scandal involving a leaked sex tape and online blackmail.
Far-Right Group Created Fake Labour and Tory Leaflets to Influence By-Elections, Documentary Claims
Far-right group Patriotic Alternative allegedly created fake Labour and Tory leaflets to mislead voters in by-elections, per a Channel 4 documentary.
Selena Gomez Launches Rare Beauty Foundation in West Hollywood
Selena Gomez launches Rare Beauty makeup line, with 1% of sales supporting mental health services via the Rare Impact Fund.
AFL in WA: Dockers Soar as Eagles Plummet
Fremantle Dockers rise as premiership contenders while West Coast Eagles hit new lows in contrasting AFL fortunes in Western Australia.
Readers Debate US Citizenship Renunciation Amid Trump Era
Readers share personal stories on renouncing US citizenship, citing tax laws and political disillusionment amid the Trump era.
Mum Furious Over School Chocolate Egg Ban In Lunchbox
Mum slams school's lunchbox rules banning solid chocolate but allowing biscuit bars, sparking debate on Mumsnet.
Netflix Crime Drama Giri/Haji Praised as Unbeatable by Fans
Fans praise Netflix crime drama Giri/Haji as unbeatable, with a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score and comparisons to Line of Duty.
Kidman and Beyoncé Flout Met Gala Age Rules for Daughters
Nicole Kidman and Beyoncé broke Met Gala age rules by bringing their underage daughters to the event, which has an 18+ policy.
Adidas Snubs Scotland with No Dog Kits for World Cup
Adidas leaves Scotland off its World Cup dog kit collection, disappointing fans and their pets ahead of the tournament.
UK Firms Accused of 'AI Washing' to Capitalise on Tech Hype
UK firms are accused of 'AI washing' by rebranding ordinary automation as artificial intelligence to capitalise on tech hype, PR executives say.
Carrie Anne Fleming, 'iZombie' and 'Supernatural' Actress, Dies at 51
Canadian actress Carrie Anne Fleming, known for 'iZombie' and 'Supernatural', dies at 51 from breast cancer complications.
Ireland Tightens Immigration Rules Amid Population Surge
Ireland introduces stricter immigration rules, including contributions from asylum seekers and tougher family reunification criteria, amid population surge.
LadBaby 'Blown Away' by Alison Hammond's Confession at Pride of Britain Awards
LadBaby share their excitement about hosting Pride of Britain Awards and recall being accosted by Alison Hammond who confessed she loves their pranks.
Intentional Fuel Cut Off Likely In 2022 China Crash, US Report Finds
US report finds fuel switches on China Eastern flight MU5735 were likely deliberately cut off, causing 2022 crash that killed 132.
Meryl Streep Nearly Quit Before Demanding Higher Pay For Prada
Meryl Streep reveals she nearly quit acting before doubling her salary for The Devil Wears Prada, which she knew would be a hit.
Britons View King Charles' US Visit as Successful, Poll Shows
58% of Britons view King Charles' US visit as successful, with 46% expecting positive impact on UK-US relations, according to a new Ipsos poll.
Three Asylum Seekers Guilty of Raping Woman on Brighton Beach
Three asylum seekers found guilty of raping a woman on Brighton beach; filmed attack and held barbecue afterwards.
Starmer Faces Mounting Pressure After Labour's Local Election Losses
Labour faces heavy losses in local elections, with Reform UK gaining ground. Starmer under pressure but no immediate challenge.
Channel 4 Axes BAFTA-Nominated Comedy Pushers After One Series
Channel 4 cancels BAFTA-nominated comedy Pushers after one series, despite critical acclaim and disability representation.
Trump Questions US Defence of Taiwan, Says Island Should Pay
Trump says Taiwan should pay for US defence, questioning Washington's commitment. Taiwan reaffirms self-defence efforts.
Jesse Marsch: 'Will MLS owners dictate selection? Come on man!'
Jesse Marsch dismisses concerns over MLS owners influencing his Canada role, funded by Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal.
Great Sugar Debate: Should UK Make Biscuits and Chocolate Cheaper?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to cut biscuit and chocolate prices, sparking debate over health vs. cost-of-living relief.
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