Senate Democrats Vow to Block $1bn for Trump's Ballroom
Senate Democrats oppose $1bn Republican plan for Trump's White House ballroom security, calling it a misuse of funds.
Senate Democrats oppose $1bn Republican plan for Trump's White House ballroom security, calling it a misuse of funds.
US ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee continues to earn £414k as a paid spokesperson for sleep supplement Relaxium, raising ethical questions.
Canadian Kenneth Law pleads guilty to aiding suicide online; UK victims included in Canadian case, sparking family criticism.
Andrew Hastie accuses Pauline Hanson of prioritising Trump's Maga ideology over Australia, amid tensions over US war in Iran and One Nation's rising popularity.
Russia can sustain its Ukraine war through 2026 despite economic and manpower pressures, says IISS thinktank, with growing missile and drone threats to Europe.
NTSB reveals cracked wing mount was flagged before UPS crash in Louisville that killed 15; hearing underway.
Andy Burnham meets Labour MPs for leadership support, with allies saying he could return to Westminster within weeks as Starmer faces pressure.
The Boys creator Eric Kripke reacts to eerie resemblance between golden Trump statue and Homelander's statue in the show.
BBC appoints Rhodri Talfan Davies as interim director general, replacing Tim Davie from April, amid search for permanent successor.
Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews vows to fight comedian Dapper Laughs over a joke about her disabled son Harvey, calling for his cancellation.
Love Island star Olivia Attwood faces PR backlash after it emerged her 2023 wedding to Bradley Dack was not legally binding, part of a trend of celebrity fake weddings.
Tom Read Wilson reveals Martin Kemp can speak Polari, a secret gay language, learned from BBC Radio's Round the Horne.
Virginia Giuffre's memoir describes being recruited by Ghislaine Maxwell at Mar-a-Lago aged 16 and trafficked to Epstein and Prince Andrew.
Reader recalls 1977 hat dispute at Westminster Abbey after jumper ban; other letters on unusual names, AI namesake, and pull-ups.
Tuchel shocks by dropping Foden, Palmer, Maguire; recalls Toney for England World Cup squad.
Donald Trump hosts King Charles III for a state visit, praising the US-UK 'special relationship' amid recent tensions.
Trump watch buyers complain of delays and poor service, with many calling the operation a scam on TrustPilot.
Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan accuses Reform UK of being 'repackaged Tories' ahead of Senedd elections, as polls show no party on course for majority.
Cat Stevens postpones North American book tour due to visa issues, affecting October dates in the US and Canada.
Tim Allen swore during a surprise Soccer Aid appearance with Tom Hanks at the charity football match raising funds for UNICEF.
Declassified documents reveal identity of unsung SAS hero from WWII train raid in occupied France.
Game of Thrones star Hannah Murray reveals how a wellness cult led to psychosis and being sectioned, detailed in her new memoir.
BBC to cut up to 2,000 jobs in biggest downsizing in 15 years, citing financial pressures and ahead of new director general Matt Brittin.
Democrats accuse Trump of hijacking US 250th anniversary plans, citing opaque funding and sanitized history.
Police warn Post Office Horizon inquiry faces five-year delay without extra £16.5m funding and 100 more investigators.
Somali-born man Essa Suleiman charged with attempted murder of three in London knife attacks, including two Jewish men.
New Wallace Collection exhibition explores how Churchill's painting served as therapy and soft power during WWII, featuring 60 works including a record-breaking gift to Roosevelt.
Ciara Miller and Amanda Batula's friendship ends after Amanda dates West Wilson, who previously dated Ciara. Therapists analyse the breach of trust.
Paul Hollywood's plans for a walled kitchen garden at his Grade II-listed Kent home have been rejected by Ashford Borough Council.
Fifty higher education providers in England at risk of market exit; 24 could stop degree courses within 12 months, MPs told.