Paula Yates: The Tragic Final Years of a TV Icon
Paula Yates rose to fame as a TV presenter but died tragically from a heroin overdose in 2000, aged 41.
Category : Politics
Itoje Warns of Social Media's 'Corrosive' Impact After Racist Abuse of Ireland's Edogbo
Maro Itoje condemns racist abuse of Ireland's Edwin Edogbo, warns of social media's corrosive effects ahead of England vs Ireland Six Nations clash.
Woodward's 'Fear' Reveals White House Turmoil and Trump's Insults
Bob Woodward's 'Fear' reveals Trump's insults, paranoia, and aides' efforts to thwart his extreme actions, based on anonymous sources.
YouTuber Banned for Life from Six Flags After Eating Chicken Nuggets on Roller Coaster
YouTuber Allen Ferrell banned from all Six Flags parks for life after eating chicken nuggets on a roller coaster, violating safety rules.
Israeli Strike Kills Five in Gaza Including Two Children
Israeli airstrike kills five in Gaza, including two children, amid ceasefire violations and UN criticism of military conduct.
King and Queen join block party as US state visit ends
King Charles and Queen Camilla attend a block party in Virginia as their US state visit concludes, bringing coronation quiche and Victoria sponge.
Ex-CIA chief Panetta blames Trump for Iran crisis and Strait of Hormuz closure
Leon Panetta blames Donald Trump for the Iran crisis, saying the president's naivety led to the Strait of Hormuz closure and a war with no exit strategy.
Martin Lewis Reflects on 'Broken' Childhood While Accepting Bafta Special Award
Martin Lewis opens up about his traumatic childhood while accepting a Bafta special award, urging others that life can be transformed.
MAFS Australia Star Jacqui Burfoot Claims Sexual Abuse on Show
MAFS Australia's Jacqui Burfoot claims sexual abuse on show, fights restraining order from groom Ryan Donnelly in Sydney court.
Laura Ingraham Questions Trump's Iran War Briefing as Allies Turn
Fox News host Laura Ingraham questions if Trump was fully briefed on Iran war risks as allies express discontent.
Over 200,000 Sign Petitions Against Palantir's UK Government Contracts
Over 200,000 sign petitions urging UK to cut ties with Palantir over NHS, police, and military contracts, citing concerns about its technology's use by ICE and Israeli military.
Campaigners Urge Starmer to Limit Social Media Ban for Under-16s to Unsafe Apps
Campaigners urge Starmer to block under-16s from unsafe social media apps instead of a blanket ban, calling for safety standards.
Welsh Couple Win £1m National Lottery Jackpot for Second Time
Welsh couple Richard Davies and Faye Stevenson-Davies win £1m national lottery jackpot for the second time, defying odds of 24 trillion to one.
Burnham Demands Radical Devolution For Manchester
Andy Burnham plans to return to Westminster within weeks, with a radical devolution agenda for Manchester and a leadership bid backed by over 80 MPs.
Satirical Statue of Trump and Epstein as Titanic Lovers Appears in Washington DC
A satirical golden statue of Trump and Epstein as Titanic lovers appears on the National Mall, the third by anonymous collective The Secret Handshake.
Cyntoia Brown Granted Clemency After 15 Years in Prison
Tennessee governor grants clemency to Cyntoia Brown, convicted of murder at 16, after 15 years in prison.
British Ex-Soldier Arrested in Ukraine for Alleged Russia Spying
British ex-soldier arrested in Kyiv for alleged spying for Russia; Ukraine reports attacks and missile use.
Rory Stewart: ‘A superpower I’d like? Indifference to social media abuse’
Rory Stewart on his greatest fear, social media abuse, and his ideal superpower in a candid interview.
Vance Blames ‘Dumb Presidents’ for Iran War Flip-Flop
JD Vance defends his Iran war flip-flop by saying previous US presidents were 'dumb,' while backing Trump's military campaign.
Influencer Bonnie Blue Charged Over Lewd Act Outside Indonesian Embassy
Influencer Bonnie Blue charged with outraging public decency after alleged lewd act outside Indonesian embassy in London; to appear in court in April.
Sky News Presenter Raises Myeloma Awareness After Sister's Diagnosis
Sky News presenter Gillian Joseph raises awareness of myeloma, a blood cancer more common in Black people, after her sister's diagnosis.
Groom Killed, Bride Injured in Post-Wedding Helicopter Crash in Georgia
Groom killed and bride injured when helicopter crashed after their wedding in Georgia, USA. Pilot also died. NTSB investigating.
Water-Related Deaths Rise to 15 Amid UK Heatwave, Charity Urges Caution
Water-related deaths rise to 15 in UK heatwave; charity urges caution as temperatures hit 35.1C.
Dr Ranj Singh's Ex-Wife Breaks Silence on 'Messy' Divorce After He Came Out as Gay
Dr Ranj Singh's ex-wife Sulvinder Samra speaks out for the first time about their 'messy' divorce after he came out as gay, revealing her pain and healing journey.
NBA Star Sues Over Parody Board Game Mocking Flopping
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander sends cease-and-desist over 'Unethical Hoops' board game mocking his flopping.
How the Two-Tier Policing Myth Spread to Mainstream
Examines how the two-tier policing myth entered mainstream discourse after Henry Nowak's murder, and why data disproves claims of bias against white people.
Jill Biden Memoir Details Frosty Encounter With Melania Trump
Jill Biden's memoir reveals a frosty inauguration encounter with Melania Trump, including awkward limo ride and White House demolition shock.
BGT Final: Mis-Teeq Reunion Divides Viewers as Alesha Dixon Takes Centre Stage
Mis-Teeq's BGT final reunion with Alesha Dixon sparks viewer debate over her prominent role, while others praise the performance.
Family of Slain Minneapolis Woman in Dispute Over Fundraising Donations
Family of Renee Good, killed by ICE agent, disputes over $1.4M fundraiser as officials blame victim and protests erupt.
Massachusetts Students Sue to End School Segregation
Students and community groups sue Massachusetts, alleging state maintains racially segregated schools by assigning students based on residence, concentrating Black and Latino students in high-poverty districts.
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