New York Hotel Workers Secure Landmark Deal Ahead of World Cup
New York hotel workers union reaches eight-year deal with 50% wage hikes, averting World Cup strike.
Category : Politics
Ex-Everton Star Tony Kay Opens Up About Life Ban Heartache
Tony Kay speaks about his life ban from football for a betting scandal, as Everton Heritage Society honours Billy Scott.
Man Arrested After Hammer Attack on JD Vance's Ohio Home
William Defoor, 26, arrested for allegedly trying to break into Vice-President JD Vance's Ohio home with a hammer, faces court on Tuesday.
Hunter Biden to Step Down from China Board Amid Trump Attacks
Hunter Biden resigns from Chinese board amid Trump attacks and impeachment inquiry, denying wrongdoing.
MPs Demand Answers Over Prince Andrew's 'Peppercorn' Rent at Royal Lodge
MPs demand clarity over Prince Andrew's 'peppercorn' rent at Royal Lodge, with the public accounts committee asking Treasury and Crown Estate for lease details.
Women's Circle: A Photographic Stand Against Femicides in Peru
Photographer Ana Elisa Sotelo captures a moment of sisterhood and solidarity against femicides in Peru with 'Women's Circle'.
Albanese Government Drafts Three Tax Changes Before Budget
Albanese government drafts three tax changes including negative gearing and CGT reforms, with possible business carve-outs, ahead of budget passage.
Reform UK's Farage Accuses BBC of 'Set-Up Job' Over Question Time Migrant Audience
Nigel Farage claims BBC's Question Time was a 'set-up job' for featuring two small boat migrants in the audience, calling the programme 'utterly discredited'.
Swinney suggests Douglas Alexander may be 'reshuffled out of existence' after election
John Swinney suggests Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander could be 'reshuffled out of existence' after the general election, escalating a dispute over US whisky tariffs.
US Commandos Rescue Trapped Airman in Daring Iranian Mountain Operation
US special forces rescue airman trapped 200 miles inside Iran after F-15E shot down; Trump threatens retaliation.
Trump Praises Xi Jinping's Power Grab, Suggests US 'Give That a Shot'
Donald Trump praises Xi Jinping's bid to become president for life, suggesting the US might follow suit, sparking controversy.
Sudanese Man Arrested After Four Migrants Die in Channel
Sudanese man arrested after four migrants die in Channel crossing; NCA investigates under new Border Security Act.
Martin Lewis Calls State Pension Plan 'Overkill' for 36-Year-Old Woman
Martin Lewis advises a 36-year-old woman that buying voluntary NI contributions to fill gaps is likely overkill, unless the cost is very low.
BBC Row Over Deborah Meaden's Social Media Posts Criticising Israel
Deborah Meaden faces backlash over Israel-Gaza posts, highlighting social media disinformation challenges.
Michael Jackson's Son Bigi Makes Rare Public Appearance to Discuss Climate Change
Michael Jackson's son Bigi makes rare public appearance to discuss climate change and his father's legacy.
Nancy Mace Vows 'Revenge' on Trump After Primary Defeat
Nancy Mace vows revenge on Trump after losing primary, plans to add to unemployment numbers by leaving Congress in January.
Stormont Power Sharing Deal Ends Two-Year Deadlock
DUP endorses deal to restore Stormont power sharing, ending two-year deadlock and allowing Sinn Féin to nominate first minister.
NSW Council Removes Aboriginal Flags, Citing 'Unity'
Federation Council votes to remove Aboriginal flags from chambers, citing unity; traditional owners criticise decision as erasing history.
Mum Cuts Son's School Lunch Cost to 15p a Day with Batch Cooking
Stoke-on-Trent mum Stephie Lehrle batch cooks her son's school lunches for 15p a day, saving £37 every four weeks.
Finnish Diver Recalls Emotional Laos Cave Rescue Moment
Finnish diver Mikko Paasi recounts the emotional discovery of five alive villagers in a flooded Laos cave, as rescuers face narrow passages and toxic gas.
North East blacksmiths forge 'log dogs' for Ukrainian army
Blacksmiths in Blyth, north-east England, forge 500 'log dogs' – steel staples for trench reinforcement – to aid Ukrainian soldiers.
Drunk Trader Banned for Buying 7m Barrels of Oil After Binge
Former oil broker Stephen Perkins fined and banned for five years after drunkenly trading 7 million barrels of oil, manipulating the market.
Reform UK Vows to Repeal ‘Borderline Dystopian’ Online Safety Act
Reform UK pledges to repeal the Online Safety Act, calling it 'borderline dystopian', while admitting they lack a clear alternative for child protection.
Historians Challenge King George III's 'Madness' Narrative
New research suggests King George III's 'madness' was mental illness, not porphyria, challenging historical narratives.
Boris Becker feared attack in UK jail but learned lesson
Boris Becker speaks about his UK prison ordeal, fear of attack, and the lessons learned after serving seven and a half months for hiding assets.
F1 Loses £100m After Bahrain and Saudi Arabia GPs Cancelled
Formula 1 loses £100m after Bahrain and Saudi Arabia Grands Prix cancelled due to Middle East conflict; hosting fees forfeited.
Prince William Urges End to Fighting in Israel-Gaza War
Prince William calls for end to Israel-Gaza fighting, urges humanitarian aid and hostage release during Red Cross visit.
Police Investigate Disappearance of White-Tailed Eagles Across UK
Police investigate the suspicious disappearance of three white-tailed eagles, including a chick that fledged in Sussex, with trackers cut off.
Prince William Pays Up to £7 Million in Income Tax, Report Reveals
Prince William pays up to £7m in income tax, placing him among UK's top taxpayers, with income from the Duchy of Cornwall.
TV Producer Reveals Emma Willis's Secret to Success Amid Strictly Host Rumours
A TV producer reveals Emma Willis's secret to success as she is tipped to host Strictly Come Dancing, replacing Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly.
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