Scott McTominay's Overhead Kick Featured on Limited-Edition £20 Banknote
Bank of Scotland unveils limited-edition £20 note featuring Scott McTominay's overhead kick, celebrating Scotland's World Cup return.
Category : Politics
Labour Rift Deepens As Four Ministers Quit Starmer
Four Labour ministers resign as rift deepens over Sir Keir Starmer's leadership, with over 80 MPs calling for him to quit and 100 urging unity.
France Open to Reparations Talks With Niger
France signals openness to reparations talks with Niger for colonial massacres in 1899, but stops short of acknowledging responsibility.
Miami sheriff's deputies sue Ben Affleck and Matt Damon over The Rip movie
Miami deputies sue Ben Affleck and Matt Damon over Netflix film The Rip, alleging defamation for portraying them as 'dirty cops'.
Ronnie O'Sullivan Shows True Colours With Support For Zhao And Wu
Ronnie O'Sullivan shows true colours by mentoring snooker stars Zhao Xintong and Wu Yize, helping them improve their game.
Tim Jeffries: Britain's Eligible Bachelor Pursued by Taxman
Tim Jeffries, the £50m heir and playboy, faces tax troubles while dating Claudia Schiffer.
Zoe Ball Lands New Radio Role After Strictly Snub
Zoe Ball lands new radio role with Greatest Hits after missing out on Strictly Come Dancing presenting job.
Fifa Bans Reusable Water Bottles at World Cup, Sparking Health Concerns
Fifa bans reusable water bottles at World Cup, sparking health concerns from fans and supporters' groups over heatstroke risks.
Trump Threatens UK Trade Deal Over Iran War Snub
Trump threatens to change US-UK trade deal, accusing Britain of snubbing US over Iran war, as relations hit low point.
Anonymous Bidder Pays Over $9 Million for Lunch with Warren Buffett and Steph Curry
Anonymous bidder pays over $9 million for lunch with Warren Buffett and Steph Curry, reviving charity tradition.
UK offers to host international summit on reopening Strait of Hormuz
UK offers to host international summit on reopening Strait of Hormuz as economic fallout from Iran conflict continues, with defence chiefs discussing options to secure vital shipping lane.
Michelle O’Neill: Irish Unity Poll by 2030 ‘Very Conceivable’
Michelle O'Neill says a referendum on Irish unity could happen by 2030, describing it as the 'big idea' of her generation.
Swinney Accused Over Independence Push Amid SNP Fraud
SNP accused of embezzling voters as Peter Murrell's £400k fraud scandal overshadows Swinney's independence referendum push.
Coronation Street's Julia Goulding: Married Life with Teacher Husband Ben Silver
Coronation Street's Julia Goulding is married to teacher Ben Silver, with whom she has two children. The couple wed in 2018.
Hanson's Taxpayer-Funded Trips Linked to One Nation Fundraisers
Pauline Hanson claimed taxpayer-funded flights for One Nation fundraisers and to campaign with her daughter, raising questions about parliamentary rules.
Yuja Wang Accuses Norman Lebrecht of Misogynistic Bullying
Pianist Yuja Wang accuses BBC Radio 3 presenter Norman Lebrecht of misogynistic bullying after sharing his email; station ends relationship.
Salisbury Declared Safe a Year After Skripal Poisoning as Police Issue Fresh Appeal
Salisbury declared safe a year after Skripal poisoning; police appeal for info on novichok perfume bottle.
Fourth Minister Quits Starmer Government, Urges Bold Action
Fourth minister quits Starmer government, urging bold action as Labour faces internal division over leadership.
Lollipop Warden Cuts 'Jeopardising Lives' as Numbers Drop by a Quarter
Number of council-funded lollipop wardens in Great Britain falls by 1,500 in five years, sparking safety fears for schoolchildren.
Sandbanks Resident Sparks Fury with 7ft 'Berlin Wall' Boundary
A homeowner in Sandbanks has angered neighbours by erecting a 7ft concrete wall, likened to the Berlin Wall, without planning permission.
Morning Joe Hosts Dismiss Trump’s Claim That Epstein Letter Is a ‘Democratic Hoax’
Morning Joe hosts push back on Trump's claim that his letter to Epstein is a 'Democratic hoax', noting the report originated from Murdoch's WSJ.
Trump's Name Removed from Kennedy Centre: Humiliation and Legal Battles
Hundreds gathered to watch Donald Trump's name removed from the Kennedy Centre after a federal judge ruled against his attempt to rename the memorial. The legal battle continues.
Putin Rejects Latest Ukraine Peace Proposal, Stalling Talks
Putin rejects US peace proposal for Ukraine, stalling talks and showing Kremlin's unwillingness to compromise on key issues.
Ex-Border Patrol Boss Sidelined After Minneapolis Protests
Gregory Bovino, senior border patrol official, removed from Minneapolis role after controversial comments on Alex Pretti shooting.
Labour Peer Suspended Over Friendship With Sex Offender
Labour peer Matthew Doyle suspended over campaigning for friend convicted of child sex offences; Starmer denies prior knowledge.
Former Deputy Speaker Lord Alan Haselhurst Dies At 88
Former Conservative MP and deputy speaker Lord Alan Haselhurst dies aged 88; tributes from Sir Lindsay Hoyle, Sir Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch.
Labour Rising Star Al Carns Resigns as Armed Forces Minister, Sparking Defence Crisis
Armed Forces minister Al Carns resigns amid defence spending row; Labour MPs urge Burnham to scrap pension triple lock; Palestine Action supporters arrested.
Lauren Goodger on TOWIE Return, Anxiety, and New Tell-All Book
Lauren Goodger returns to TOWIE with daughter Larose, opens up about anxiety, new book, and cast dynamics.
Welsh Village Protests Asylum Seeker Housing Plan
Residents of Northop Hall, a Welsh village with one shop and no GP, protest plans to house 400 asylum seekers in a local hotel, citing lack of infrastructure.
Trump Pardons Democrat Henry Cuellar In Bribery Case
Trump pardons Democrat Henry Cuellar in bribery case, citing weaponised justice system and criticism of Biden's immigration policies.
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