Hull Owner Hints at Legal Action Over Play-Off Final Opponent Switch
Hull City owner Acun Ilicali hints at legal action after play-off final, claiming club deserves direct promotion following Southampton's expulsion for spying.
Category : Politics
Tip Toe Review: David Morrissey Shines in Russell T Davies's Gripping New Drama
David Morrissey stars in Russell T Davies's new drama Tip Toe, a shocking and thought-provoking series exploring contemporary issues.
'Magic Monday' as lockdown easing to begin
UK newspapers report on lockdown easing from 11 May, with speculation on measures and analysis of PMQs between Boris Johnson and Sir Keir Starmer.
Karen Carney Reveals ITV World Cup Pundits Bond Over Gym Sessions
Karen Carney reveals ITV World Cup pundits bond over gym sessions, discusses England's chances and her preparation.
UK Police Use AI to Crack £800,000 ATM Fraud Gang
Bedfordshire police used Palantir AI to analyse 1.4TB of data, leading to convictions of an ATM fraud gang that stole £800,000.
Decision on Chinese 'Super-Embassy' in London Delayed
UK delays decision on Chinese super-embassy in London to October amid redacted plan concerns and opposition over human rights.
Sturgeon’s Pity Party Fails To Win Sympathy In Interview
Nicola Sturgeon’s BBC interview criticised as evasive and self-pitying, failing to address her role in the SNP embezzlement scandal.
Mother Recalls Daughter's Ketamine Addiction Death: 'I Couldn't Save Her'
Mother recounts daughter's death from ketamine addiction after five-year battle, highlighting UK surge in drug misuse.
Blue Peter Legend John Noakes Dies at 83 After Alzheimer's Battle
Former Blue Peter presenter John Noakes, known for his stunts and dog Shep, dies aged 83 after Alzheimer's disease.
Tuchel Holds Clear-the-Air Talks with Toney Before World Cup Call-Up
Thomas Tuchel explains Ivan Toney's World Cup inclusion after clear-the-air talks, citing Kane's preference and Toney's set-piece prowess.
Secret Nuclear Bunker Under Whitehall: UK's Doomsday Refuge
Discover Pindar, the UK's top-secret nuclear bunker under Whitehall, built for government continuity in a doomsday scenario.
Lisa Armstrong Cuts Last Ties With Ant McPartlin After Selling Former Marital Home
Lisa Armstrong sells former marital home with Ant McPartlin for £3.2m, severing last ties after divorce and fire damage.
Diddly Squat Farm Restaurant Closed: Where to Eat and Drink Instead
Diddly Squat Farm restaurant closed in Jan 2023. Find out where to eat and drink instead, including The Farmer's Dog pub and Big View Café.
US Government Aware of Several Types of Alien Life, Whistleblower Claims
Whistleblower David Grusch claims US government knows of several alien types, sparking bipartisan calls for disclosure amid scepticism.
US-Iran Peace Deal Close Despite Drone Attacks
A US-Iran peace deal is reportedly close, involving reopening the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear commitments. Pakistan mediates as details emerge amid ongoing attacks.
US Envoy to South Korea Shaves Moustache Amid Colonial Row
US ambassador to South Korea shaves moustache that sparked colonial-era debate, citing heat and mask-wearing.
Trump Burger Owner in Texas Faces Deportation After ICE Arrest
Roland Beainy, owner of Trump Burger chain in Texas, arrested by ICE and faces deportation for overstaying visa. He denies charges.
Starmer Invites Japanese PM to Chequers After Asia Trip
Sir Keir Starmer invites Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi to Chequers, conditional on her election win, after Asia trip.
Essex Asylum Hotel Vandalised After Violent Protests
Far-right supporters attacked police and vandalised a hotel housing asylum seekers in Epping, Essex, after a protest escalated into violence.
Palantir manifesto described as ‘ramblings of a supervillain’ amid UK contract fears
MPs slam Palantir's manifesto as 'supervillain' ramblings, raising concerns over UK contracts worth £500m+ with NHS, police and MoD.
Venezuelan Migrant Freed After ICE Detention Ruled Unlawful
Venezuelan migrant Joswar Torres freed after seven months in ICE detention, following federal judge ruling that his constitutional rights were violated.
King Charles Hails Commonwealth As Precious In Fragmented World
King Charles delivers first Commonwealth Day message, hailing the 56-nation bloc's potential and urging action on shared values.
Starmer Must Deliver But Resist Left Lurch
Keir Starmer must deliver on competence and resist a leftward lurch to save his premiership, as Labour faces internal challenges and public disenchantment.
Nato Bolsters Eastern Flank With German Dutch Corps
Nato tasks German-Netherlands Corps with command in Estonia and Latvia to bolster eastern flank against potential Russian threat.
Police Investigate Assault Allegation at Birmingham Open Tennis Event
Police probe assault allegation at Birmingham Open after tennis player James McCabe claims his father and coach was physically handled by a staff member.
Gerry Adams IRA Lawsuit Collapses on Final Day of Trial
Three IRA bombing victims drop lawsuit against Gerry Adams on final day of civil trial, avoiding potential costs liability.
Victorian Labor Conference Votes to Recognise Palestinian Statehood
Victorian Labor members vote to recognise Palestinian statehood, increasing pressure on PM Albanese to follow UK and Canada.
Tommy Robinson Flees UK Amid Contempt of Court Proceedings
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson fled the UK to avoid a contempt of court hearing over a documentary repeating false claims about a Syrian refugee.
Modern Slavery at Record High in UK, Expected to Worsen
Modern slavery in the UK hits record high with 23,411 referrals in 2025, expected to worsen due to global instability and emerging tech threats.
Ruben Dias Denies Cheating Claims Amid Maya Jama Split
Ruben Dias denies cheating allegations after split with Maya Jama, calling rumours 'unacceptable' and urging respect.
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