Thousands sign petition after US ambassador nominee jokes about Iceland becoming 52nd state
Thousands in Iceland sign petition after US ambassador nominee Billy Long jokes about Iceland becoming the 52nd state; he later apologised.
Category : Politics
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announces birth of daughter Viviana
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has given birth to her second child, a baby girl named Viviana, known as Vivi.
Australian statistician defends agency's intervention in migration data row
Australia's chief statistician defends the ABS's public rebuttal of far-right migration claims, rejecting censorship accusations and stressing independence.
Second woman accuses Prince Andrew of Epstein-linked abuse, lawyers demand apology
Lawyers for a second woman allege Epstein sent her to UK for Prince Andrew; emails show Sarah Ferguson's ties to Epstein.
Mikel Arteta hits back at Wayne Rooney over Arsenal celebrations jibe
Mikel Arteta responds to Wayne Rooney's criticism of Arsenal's celebrations after Champions League win, saying opinions belong 'where they belong' and dismissing title talk.
Dimbleby criticises King Charles's US state visit as 'embarrassment'
David Dimbleby criticises King Charles's US state visit as an 'embarrassment', questioning the timing amid Middle East conflict and Trump's past remarks about the UK.
Israeli protests escalate as Netanyahu dismisses defence minister
Tens of thousands protest after Netanyahu fires defence minister over judicial overhaul plans, sparking crisis.
Raila Odinga, Kenyan opposition leader, dies aged 80 in India
Raila Odinga, who ran for Kenya's presidency five times, dies aged 80 in India after a cardiac arrest, prompting national mourning and tributes.
Trump's unverified election attack signals strategy to challenge midterms
Trump made unverified claims of Chinese meddling and electoral unfairness, with Democrats warning he is laying groundwork to challenge midterm results.
Legendary Scottish Sports Journalist Brian Scott Dies at 82
Tributes pour in for Brian Scott, the legendary Scottish sports journalist and Daily Mail columnist, who has died aged 82.
Trump's Legal Troubles: What the Criminal Cases Mean for His Campaign
Overview of Donald Trump's four criminal cases, including the hush money conviction and election subversion charges, as he campaigns for president.
Petrol Station in Leigh Enters Liquidation After Nine Years
HD Food and Fuel's Leigh petrol station on Firs Lane has entered liquidation, with locals reporting it has been shut for a week.
Vance questions Pentagon's 'rosy' Iran war briefings to Trump, report alleges
Vice-President JD Vance reportedly questions whether Pentagon briefings to Trump on Iran war are accurate, with concerns over missile stocks and future threats.
Police Urge Witnesses to Come Forward in Prince Andrew Misconduct Investigation
Thames Valley Police urge witnesses to come forward in investigation into Prince Andrew over alleged sexual misconduct, corruption and fraud. The former prince denies wrongdoing.
Trump intensifies Iran threats and announces new tariffs
Trump announces 25% tariff on countries doing business with Iran as White House threatens lethal force amid largest protests since 2009.
‘These are people’s livelihoods’: Minnesota’s economy in crisis amid ICE surge
Twin Cities small businesses face collapse as ICE’s ‘Operation Metro Surge’ fuels fear among immigrant communities, with sales plummeting and many firms closing.
Europe Demands Role in Ukraine Peace Talks Amid Reported US-Russia Plan
European ministers demand a role in Ukraine peace talks as a reported US-Russian plan emerges, and Russia threatens legal action over frozen assets.
James Van Der Beek, Dawson’s Creek star, dies aged 48
James Van Der Beek, known for Dawson’s Creek, has died aged 48 after a battle with bowel cancer. Tributes have come from fellow actors.
Kostyuk battles tears to advance at French Open after missile strike near family home
Marta Kostyuk reaches French Open second round after missile strike near Kyiv home; Djokovic and Gea also feature on opening day.
George Santos under investigation over prediction market bets
George Santos faces a federal investigation over betting on his own attendance at Trump's State of the Union speech, reports say.
Kyrsten Sinema gave $9,000 to ex-security guard amid affair allegations
Former US senator Kyrsten Sinema paid $9,000 to ex-security guard Matthew Ammel amid affair allegations, FEC filings show.
Azerbaijan Court Upholds Pre-Trial Detention of Rights Lawyer
Azerbaijan court upholds pre-trial detention of rights lawyer Intigam Aliyev amid fears of a crackdown on activists, with four detained and another missing.
Trump hails 'great progress' but no Ukraine deal after Alaska summit with Putin
Trump and Putin met in Alaska, with Trump claiming progress but no deal on Ukraine. Critics accuse him of theatre and capitulation.
Greens lead Gorton and Denton by-election poll as Labour slips to third
Poll shows Greens on 22%, Reform UK 20%, Labour 18% in Gorton and Denton by-election ahead of Thursday's vote.
Bill Gates pays £6.2bn to ex-wife's charity in divorce settlement
Bill Gates donated $7.88bn to ex-wife Melinda French Gates' charity in 2024, revealing financial terms of their 2021 divorce.
Labour and unions hit back at Farage over pub banter claims on workers' rights bill
Labour and unions hit back at Nigel Farage over claims that a workers' rights bill could end pub banter, citing protections against harassment.
Andrew's Move to Marsh Farm: Not a Punishment, Claims Analysis
Analysis suggests Prince Andrew's move to Marsh Farm is not a punishment but a way for him to live quietly on the King's estate.
IFS warns Rachel Reeves against 'half-baked dash for revenue'
Institute for Fiscal Studies says chancellor should avoid rushed tax measures that could harm growth, and instead tackle inefficiencies in the tax system.
Streeting Condemns Reform MP's 'Racist' TV Advert Remarks
Health Secretary Wes Streeting accuses Reform MP Sarah Pochin of racist remarks over TV adverts, sparking political backlash.
JK Rowling's Relationship with Harry Potter Cast 'Irreparably Broken' Over Transgender Views
JK Rowling's relationship with Harry Potter actors is 'irreparably broken' after she said she won't forgive Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson for supporting trans rights.
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