Nato and UK Dismiss Putin’s ‘Ready for War’ Threat as ‘Kremlin Claptrap’
Nato and UK condemn Putin's 'ready for war' threat as peace talks stall; new Russian strikes kill eight in Ukraine.
Nato and UK condemn Putin's 'ready for war' threat as peace talks stall; new Russian strikes kill eight in Ukraine.
US journalist Olivia Nuzzi's memoir details affair with RFK Jr, while ex-fiancé Ryan Lizza alleges another affair with Mark Sanford, raising trust issues in media.
Trans activist Sarah Jane Baker cleared of inciting violence after telling crowd to 'punch a terf' at London rally.
Shanice Brookes, 30, shot outside Sheffield bar; had planned Arsenal parade trip with son. Two men charged.
Hantavirus survivor recounts ordeal as UK confirms three cases among cruise passengers; repatriation flight arranged.
Barry Hawkins and Mark Williams criticise the sudden cancellation of the Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters after two editions, with players left in the dark.
Former prison officer Cherrie-Ann Austin-Saddington avoids jail after affair with convicted rapist, left paralysed by stroke.
One Nation's win in Farrer by-election is latest example of regional NSW voters rebelling against major parties, echoing historical trends.
Nicholas Prosper, 19, jailed for life for murdering mother and siblings in Luton as part of failed plot to kill 30 children at former primary school.
Australian musician Keli Holiday denied US entry, cancels NYC show; girlfriend Abbie Chatfield apologises for Trump-related post.
Influencer Klaudia Zakrzewska dies after being hit by a car in Soho; former X Factor finalist Gabrielle Carrington faces upgraded murder charge.
Barry Keoghan honours his late mother with an engraved bracelet at Cannes Film Festival while promoting his new film Bird.
Readers praise David Blunkett's alternative king's speech but point to omissions, including proportional representation and local government funding.
Martin Lewis warns Brits to update pension nomination forms to stop ex-partners inheriting savings, highlighting common mistakes after relationship changes.
UK considers sending ships and mine-hunting drones to Strait of Hormuz as Ed Miliband says all options are on the table to reopen vital waterway.
Baba Vanga's supposed prophecies, including 2026 WW3 predictions, are often fabricated and used for propaganda, say experts.
Former Indianapolis 500 driver Rick Treadway dies at 56 in a motorcycle accident, prompting tributes from the motorsport community.
Patagonia sues drag queen Pattie Gonia for trademark infringement, seeking $1 in damages; activist calls it a betrayal.
US and Iran exchange strikes near Strait of Hormuz; Israel intensifies attacks in southern Lebanon, displacing over 1.2 million.
Goli Kouhkan, forced into marriage at 12, spared execution after blood money paid to husband's family in Iran.
Rachel Reeves says a listed urinal remains in her office toilet, highlighting her unique position as first female chancellor.
AP review finds at least 24 ICE employees and contractors charged with abuse, corruption since 2020; experts warn of more as agency doubles in size.
Ukraine's drone war spills into Europe as Russia is accused of hijacking UAVs to provoke Baltic states, straining relations and exposing air defence limits.
Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel will air reruns on May 21 to support Stephen Colbert's final 'Late Show' episode.
Chelsea fans protested against BlueCo ownership before FA Cup final, chanting for return of former owner Roman Abramovich.
UK government ignored scientific advice on coronavirus for 11 critical days in March, leading to thousands of infections and deaths, experts warn.
Rachel Riley backs Emma Willis to host Strictly Come Dancing, shares family updates and praises Chris McCausland.
Family of deported Costa Rican man Randall Gamboa alleges negligence after his death in US custody; former president Óscar Arias demands answers.
Met Police deploy 4,000 officers for far-right and pro-Palestine protests in London on FA Cup final day, with extra stop-and-search powers.
From June 29, fines for breaching PSPOs rise to £500, affecting dog walkers and public drinkers under the Crime & Policing Act 2026.