Katie Price Says She Will Leave Husband Lee Andrews If He Lies Again After Dubai Jail Ordeal
Katie Price says she will leave husband Lee Andrews if he lies again after his Dubai jail ordeal, as she reveals new details about his legal troubles.
Katie Price says she will leave husband Lee Andrews if he lies again after his Dubai jail ordeal, as she reveals new details about his legal troubles.
James Matthews, Kate's brother-in-law, defends closing a footpath on his £15m estate, citing family and pet safety amid a public inquiry.
Ed Sheeran plans to fund a new youth centre in Framlingham, Suffolk, replacing a closing facility, with construction set for 2026.
Keith Hackett believes Arsenal should have had a penalty in the Champions League final defeat to PSG, backing Declan Rice's view on the controversial incident.
Dan Greaney, writer of The Simpsons episode predicting Trump's presidency, announces 2028 White House bid as independent on progressive Republican platform.
Restore UK's Newark branch linked to far-right extremists, including Patriotic Alternative activist Matthew Darrington.
Amad misses Brentford trip due to family bereavement; Amorim gives update on Martinez, Casemiro, Mazraoui, and Dalot.
NASA scientist Ingrid Honkala claims three near-death experiences showed her the same afterlife, a peaceful state of interconnected consciousness.
Nationwide to install defibrillators and bleed kits at all UK branches, providing 24/7 emergency access.
Serbia finds explosives near Russian gas pipeline to Hungary, sparking false flag claims ahead of pivotal election where Orbán trails in polls.
Keir Starmer vows to prove doubters wrong and fight any leadership challenge, warning of dangerous opponents and pledging new EU deal, steel nationalisation.
Footage shows car in fatal Bolton crash allegedly speeding at 120mph hours before collision that killed three teenagers and a taxi driver.
Kate Garraway says care costs for late husband Derek Draper left her with huge debts, exceeding her ITV salary.
Dutch far-right influencer Eva Vlaardingerbroek has her UK electronic travel authorisation revoked, barring visa-free entry.
John Terry appears to back Restore Britain's policy to ban the burqa and enforce English-only signs at stations.
Mako Nishimura, the only female yakuza, recounts her violent rise, drug addiction, and the decline of Japan's organised crime gangs.
Tory immigration crackdown backfires as legal and illegal migration soar, with Sunak's 'stop the boats' pledge failing and public dissatisfaction at record highs.
Scott Mills sacked by BBC after learning alleged sex offence victim was under 16; police investigation dropped in 2019.
Dutch media criticise Liverpool for sacking Arne Slot, accusing the club of abandoning its culture and blaming underperforming players.
Halim Cholmeley, who killed a father-of-three while drunk driving, had his licence renewed by the DVLA four years early, leading to further offences.
Emmerdale star Isabel Hodgins and husband Adam Whitehead register their newborn daughter Georgie, sharing the milestone on Instagram.
Peace talks between Ukraine, Russia, and the US stall over territory disputes and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, with both sides reporting difficult negotiations.
UK lobbying watchdog chief Harry Rich calls for tougher disclosure rules and review of exemptions used by Cameron and Hammond.
Oxfam trustee Balwant Singh resigns, accusing board of governance failures and cruel treatment of ex-CEO Halima Begum, calls for Charity Commission intervention.
Brittany Cartwright feels 'amazing' after mommy makeover surgery, including tummy tuck and new breast implants, sharing recovery updates on Instagram.
Kaori Sakamoto wins fourth world title in her final competition, leading Japan's dominance at the Figure Skating World Championships in Prague.
Kemi Badenoch vows to scrap the public sector equality duty, claiming it advances divisive agendas, as she seeks to fend off Reform UK.
Ben Ainslie accuses Jim Ratcliffe of threatening to 'burn his house down' in a High Court dispute over America's Cup assets.
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth says allies refusing to support war against Iran is 'unconscionable', warns of consequences for Nato members.
Netflix's 'The Crash' tops UK charts, leading viewers to other documentaries on the Mackenzie Shirilla case, including 'Mean Girl Murders' and 'Killer Cases'.