Hegseth Broke Rules in Sharing Yemen Strike Details on Signal, Report Finds
Pentagon report finds Pete Hegseth violated policy by sharing Yemen strike details on Signal, risking troops; Democrats demand resignation.
Category : Politics
Trump Suggests UFC Arena at White House Could Become Permanent Fixture
Trump suggests UFC arena built on White House South Lawn for June fights could remain permanently, comparing it to the Eiffel Tower.
Xabi Alonso Named New Chelsea Manager on Four-Year Deal
Xabi Alonso appointed Chelsea manager on four-year deal, replacing Liam Rosenior. Spaniard joins from Real Madrid, aims to build trophy-winning team.
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 opens up about their 'messy' divorce after he came out as gay, revealing years of pain and healing.
British Man Dies In 400ft Fall At Spanish Beauty Spot
A 38-year-old British man died after falling from Mount Urgull in San Sebastian, Spain. Emergency services found his body on Friday.
Thunderbird Pilot Ejects Safely Before F-16C Crash in California Desert
A Thunderbird pilot ejected safely before an F-16C crashed in the California desert near Trona. The pilot had non-life-threatening injuries. Cause under investigation.
Your Party Split: Left-Wing Infighting Exposed as New Socialist Federation Forms
Your Party splits as 250 members form the Socialist Federation, exposing left-wing infighting over ideology and personality clashes.
Circumcision Classed as Possible Child Abuse in Draft CPS Document
CPS draft guidance classifies male circumcision as potential child abuse, alarming Jewish and Muslim groups amid safety concerns from coroners.
Russia Breaches Three-Day Ceasefire, Ukraine's Zelenskyy Says
Ukraine's Zelenskyy accuses Russia of violating US-mediated three-day ceasefire, as Putin claims war ending but Kremlin aides urge caution.
Rebekah Vardy: I Was Treated Worse Than a Paedophile in Wagatha Case
Rebekah Vardy says she was treated worse than a paedophile during the Wagatha Christie libel case with Coleen Rooney, and questioned her existence.
Dean Henderson: I Bypassed Man Utd Manager to Force Loan Exit
Dean Henderson reveals he bypassed Erik ten Hag to force a loan exit from Manchester United, citing broken promises and COVID struggles.
Palantir gains access to sensitive FCA data in fraud-fighting deal
Palantir wins FCA contract to analyse sensitive financial data, raising privacy concerns amid expanding UK state contracts.
Britain Closer to Tyranny Than You Think, Reform UK's Plans Show
Analysis warns Reform UK's plans to leave human rights treaties, politicise civil service and crack down on protests could lead to tyranny in Britain.
Trump gold phone preorder terms now say there’s no guarantee it will ever be released
Updated preorder terms for Trump's gold phone say no guarantee of release, deposits nonbinding, and final pricing uncertain.
Epstein's Secret Storage Unit Contained Sex Slave Manuals and Photos
Jeffrey Epstein's hidden storage unit contained sex slave manuals, photos, and videos, according to an inventory obtained by The Telegraph.
Labour's Housing and Tax Reforms Fail to Win Over Voters as One Nation Surges
Guardian Essential poll shows Labour's budget fails to win over voters, with One Nation surging to 28%, just one point behind Labour.
Putin Suggests Schröder as Ukraine Peace Mediator, Drawing Mixed Reactions
Putin proposes Gerhard Schröder as Ukraine peace mediator; German officials cautious, mixed reactions. Ceasefire under strain as both sides report violations.
British Soldiers Jailed for Selling £100,000 Worth of Cocaine to Comrades
Four British soldiers jailed for selling £100,000 of cocaine to comrades at Wiltshire base, using proceeds for designer goods.
Trump Confuses Ukraine and Iran in Rambling War Prediction
Trump confuses Ukraine and Iran, speculates on war timelines, comments on Comey case and King Charles' NATO speech.
Rice Faces Champions League Ban Over Ref Comments
UEFA investigate Declan Rice for comments on referee after Arsenal's draw with Atletico Madrid; potential ban looms.
UK Overrides Scotland on Aberdeen Freeport Funding
UK and Scottish governments agree to establish two green freeports in Scotland, despite criticism from Scottish Greens over greenwashing concerns.
Jesse Ventura claims Trump shooting was a 'WWE blade job'
Jesse Ventura claims Trump's 2024 shooting was a staged 'blade job' to portray heroism, questioning the lack of a scar.
Pete Wicks and Olivia Attwood Reunite Post Split
Pete Wicks and Olivia Attwood seen on a loved-up date in London, confirming their romance after her split from Bradley Dack.
National Grooming Gangs Inquiry Stalls Over Chair Delay and Remit Disputes
Starmer's grooming gangs inquiry stalls due to chair appointment delays and remit disagreements among stakeholders.
Evangeline Lilly Blasts Disney Over Marvel Layoffs in Fiery Instagram Post
Evangeline Lilly criticises Disney over Marvel layoffs, accusing the company of replacing artists with AI in an Instagram post.
Man Jailed for Stealing Unreleased Beyoncé Music
Kelvin Evans sentenced to two years for stealing hard drives with unreleased Beyoncé music and tour plans from a rental car in Atlanta.
Ex-Vicar Jailed for Fourth Time Over Child Abuse Images
Former vicar Paul Battersby jailed for four years after 832 child abuse images found on his devices, his fourth conviction for similar offences.
Barnaby Joyce Confirms Talks with Pauline Hanson Amid Defection Speculation
Barnaby Joyce confirms talks with Pauline Hanson amid speculation he may defect to One Nation after quitting the Nationals.
Reform Candidate Blames 'Nigerian Scammers' for Racist Posts
Reform candidate Graham Holland blames Nigerian scammers for racist posts on his X account, claiming he was hacked.
Oppenheimer's Extraordinary Oscar Victory: How the Biopic Dominated
Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer won seven Oscars, including Best Picture, dominating the Academy Awards despite its dark theme and three-hour length.
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