MAFS Australia's Gia Fleur Accuses Producers of Bullying and Manipulation
MAFS Australia bride Gia Fleur accuses producers of bullying, manipulation, and prioritising drama over genuine relationships in a scathing video.
Category : Politics
Trump Privately Claims He Is ‘Most Powerful Person to Ever Live,’ Allies Say
Trump privately claims to be the most powerful person ever, according to allies, as he pushes boundaries at home and abroad.
Fair Work Commission Awards 4.75% Pay Rise to 2.7 Million Workers
Fair Work Commission awards 4.75% pay rise to 2.7 million workers, with extra 6% for lowest paid, effective July.
UK Faces Most Dangerous Period in Decades, Warns Defence Chief
UK defence chief warns nation faces most dangerous period in decades, urges preparation for longer conflicts amid Russian threats.
FCDO Updates Turkey Travel Advice After Iran Strike
UK FCDO updates Turkey travel advice after Iran strike, warns of security risks but no new restrictions; flights operating but delays possible.
Japanese Climber Naoko Watanabe Shares Joy of 14 Peaks
Naoko Watanabe, first woman to climb K2 three times, shares her joy of climbing all 14 peaks over 8,000m, focusing on adventure and sharing the experience with amateurs.
Medics Called to Celebrity Bake Off After Richard Herring Cuts Finger
Comedian Richard Herring cut his finger during a tarte tatin challenge on Celebrity Bake Off, requiring medics. Molly Mae Hague won the episode.
Starmer Faces Immigration Rebellion Over Retrospective Plans
Labour MPs revolt over Starmer's hardline asylum plans, including deporting children and confiscating assets, sparking internal divisions.
Fans Demand Don Warrington Spin-Off After BBC Return
Death in Paradise fans demand a spin-off series focusing on Commissioner Selwyn Patterson, played by Don Warrington, after his character's return to the show.
Netflix's The Witness: Happy Valley and Peaky Blinders Stars Lead True Crime Drama
Netflix's The Witness cast includes stars from Happy Valley, Peaky Blinders, and Rivals in a true crime drama about the 1992 murder of Rachel Nickell.
Southampton Spygate: Commission Slams ‘Determined Plan from the Top Down’
Independent commission accuses Southampton of a top-down spying plan, leading to playoff expulsion and points deduction.
Carol Vorderman Slams Reform UK Candidate Over Lewd Comments
Carol Vorderman demands apology from Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon over offensive social media comments, calling him a misogynist and coward.
UK Blocks 11 Far-Right Activists Ahead of Tommy Robinson Rally
UK bans 11 foreign far-right activists before Tommy Robinson rally; Starmer accuses Robinson of peddling hatred; archbishop urges hope.
Tuchel: Guardiola Is One Of A Kind After City Exit
England boss Thomas Tuchel praises Pep Guardiola as 'one of a kind' after his Manchester City exit is confirmed, with tributes from Kompany, Flick, and others.
Big Ben to Chime Again After Five-Year Restoration
Big Ben to resume hourly chimes early next year after restoration delays and cost overruns.
Jenrick's Reform Defection Shocks Tory Friends in Newark
Robert Jenrick's defection to Reform UK shocks local Conservatives in Newark, with campaign manager Sam Smith calling it a betrayal.
British Expats in Dubai Arrested Over Private Photos of Iranian Strikes
British expats in Dubai face arrest and potential life sentences for receiving or sharing photos of Iranian missile strikes, under UAE cyber crime laws.
EastEnders' Ravi Gulati Abandons Wife and Kids in Shock Exit
EastEnders' Ravi Gulati leaves wife Priya and children in a shock exit, sparking fan speculation about a possible pregnancy storyline.
Starmer Becomes First PM to Be 'The Enemy' as England Fans Unite in Chants of Discontent
England fans unite in chants against PM Keir Starmer, marking the first time a prime minister has become 'The Enemy' in football culture.
David Attenborough's Heartbreak: Wife's Death Left Him 'Distraught'
Sir David Attenborough recalls the heartbreak of losing his wife Jane in 1997, one day before their 47th wedding anniversary, and reflects on grief and regret.
Darts Star Ricky Evans Reveals He Played Final Without Underwear After Toilet Mishap
Ricky Evans reveals he played the 2018 Dutch Darts Championship final without underwear after a toilet mishap, calling the experience 'freeing'.
MPs Launch Probe Into Royal Family's Property Deals
MPs launch inquiry into Crown Estate leases to royal family after questions over Prince Andrew's Royal Lodge deal.
Starmer Premiership In Freefall As Ministers Urge Resignation
Cabinet ministers urge Starmer to resign as over 70 Labour MPs call for his departure, plunging his premiership into crisis.
Bond Market Warns of Liz Truss Moment as Starmer Falters
Investors warn a Labour leadership contest could trigger a bond market crisis, with UK 30-year gilt yields hitting 5.8%, the highest since 1998.
Rebekah Vardy's ultimatum that transformed Jamie Vardy's career
Jamie Vardy credits wife Rebekah with saving his career after she confronted him over his drinking, leading to Leicester's Premier League title.
Katie Price and Lee Andrews Defend Marriage Amid Leaked Abusive Comments
Katie Price and Lee Andrews defend their marriage after leaked Facebook comments show Lee insulting critics, calling them 'ugly gremlins'.
Italian Expat Reflects on Childhood Struggles in Australia
Italian expat Paola Totaro recounts childhood bullying and feeling like an outsider in Australia, shaping her perspective as a journalist.
Nigerian LGBT Activist Wins UK Asylum After 13-Year Battle
Nigerian LGBT activist Aderonke Apata wins UK asylum after 13-year battle, criticising Home Office's handling of LGBTQ+ claims.
Obama Admits Trump Return Strains Marriage With Michelle
Barack Obama admits Donald Trump's return has caused 'genuine tension' in his marriage with Michelle, as he remains politically active.
UK and France Extend Controversial Small Boats Pilot Scheme
UK and France extend 'one in, one out' small boats pilot scheme until October, despite ongoing Channel crossings and asylum seeker dismay.
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