Man, 64, Arrested for Posing as Naval Officer at Remembrance Event
A 64-year-old man arrested for impersonating a rear admiral at a Remembrance Sunday event in Llandudno, Wales.
A 64-year-old man arrested for impersonating a rear admiral at a Remembrance Sunday event in Llandudno, Wales.
Robert Brown loses High Court appeal against block on his release from prison for killing wife Joanna Simpson with claw hammer.
Acma rules Marty Sheargold's sexist comments about the Matildas on Triple M breached decency standards, showing contempt for women's sport.
Queen Elizabeth II clashed with Margaret Thatcher over a Soviet visit and Govan by-election remarks, revealing protocol breaches.
Four Palestine Action activists jailed for sledgehammer attack on police and damage at Israeli arms factory, with judge ruling terrorist connection.
Canada imposes 21-day self-isolation for travelers from Ebola-affected regions and halts immigration decisions from Congo, South Sudan, and Uganda.
ITV's Nobody's Fool game show debuts to mixed reviews, accused of copying The Traitors, with 875k viewers.
Sadiq Khan defends his decade as London mayor, dismissing critics on crime and division while ruling out Labour leadership ambitions.
Arsenal and PSG battle for Julian Alvarez; Atletico demand £108m. Arsenal also eye Kroupi and Rogers.
Netflix crime drama Seven Seconds hailed as a masterpiece by viewers, starring Regina King in a gripping tale of a hit-and-run cover-up.
Reform UK Scotland leader defends controversial candidates as party faces series of scandals overshadowing policy announcements.
Italy's PM Meloni distances herself from Trump after criticism over Iran war and Pope Leo feud, amid domestic pressures.
Labour leadership speculation after poor local election results rattles UK bond markets, with yields hitting multi-year highs amid fears of looser fiscal policy.
Tyson Fury's siblings include private brothers John Jr., Shane, and Hugh, plus half-brothers Roman and Tommy Fury, a boxer and Love Island star.
Jimmy Kimmel jokes about Trump, Taylor Frankie Paul scandal, and his own costly tenure at Disney upfront in New York.
Spike Lee defends Michael Jackson biopic for omitting abuse allegations, citing the film's timeline ending in 1988.
Coronation Street's James Cartwright teases that Theo's killer is not who viewers expect, with six suspects under investigation.
Emily Bell, 23, and Josh McDonald win Gladiators 2026; Bell and Naomi Church, 40, become youngest and oldest female finalists in show history.
UK Supreme Court hears cases of women claiming ex-husbands hid assets in divorce, potentially allowing reopening of settlements.
Danville councilman Lee Vogler set on fire in personal attack; suspect arrested, police say not politically motivated.
ITV's 'A Taste for Murder' ends tonight, replaced next week by 'The Vardys', a documentary on Jamie and Rebekah Vardy's move to Italy.
Casualty star Naomi Chaya Wakszlak, 27, welcomes first child, shares photos on Instagram, and receives congratulations from co-stars and fans.
French mother Marine Rousseau sent to Tires Prison after allegedly abandoning her two children blindfolded in a Portuguese forest.
Over 1,100 artists, including Paloma Faith and Massive Attack, call for Eurovision boycott unless Israel is banned, citing Gaza conflict.
Australia sues 3M for over $2bn over Pfas 'forever chemicals' in firefighting foam, alleging withheld information and environmental harm at defence bases.
Ashley Banjo says Pride of Britain Awards are more vital than ever as nominations open for the 28th ceremony, celebrating unsung heroes across the UK.
DWP confirms ESA and Housing Benefit will end on June 30, 2026, as part of Universal Credit migration. Claimants must switch or risk losing payments.
Dolly Parton tops US favourability poll with 65% net rating, far ahead of Obama (14%) and Zelenskyy (12%).
British artists redesign St George's flags to promote inclusivity, countering far-right symbolism in Manchester and York.
Pep Guardiola set to leave Man City; five contenders including Maresca, Kompany, Iraola, Glasner, Fabregas to replace him.