Trump Accuses Top General Milley of Treason Over China Calls
Trump calls General Milley's China assurances treason; Rubio demands dismissal amid book revelations.
Trump calls General Milley's China assurances treason; Rubio demands dismissal amid book revelations.
Prince Andrew may be sacked as Commodore of the Royal Thames Yacht Club over Epstein links, with the Duchess of Cambridge tipped as replacement.
Richard Tice defends Nigel Farage against school racism allegations, calling them lies, while facing scrutiny over his loyalty to the Reform UK leader.
Ronnie O'Sullivan will be based in Dublin for the World Snooker Championship, flying to the UK for matches due to tax reasons and his residence in Dubai.
Russia expels two British diplomats from Moscow embassy on espionage charges, escalating diplomatic tensions between London and Moscow.
Scottish Labour deputy leader Dame Jackie Baillie criticises the Scottish Greens' amendment to a call for an inquiry into Peter Murrell's embezzlement, calling it a 'smokescreen'.
Yorkshire man Jon Richelieu-Booth plans to sue police after arrest over LinkedIn photo of him holding a gun in Florida; case dropped.
Judge blocks removal of Chagos islanders, deepening crisis for Starmer's plan to transfer territory to Mauritius amid US opposition.
White House honours Harambe the gorilla as a 'true patriot' on the 10th anniversary of his death at Cincinnati Zoo.
A 25ft mural of Scotland World Cup star John McGinn is being painted on a Clydebank superfan's home ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Major study finds weight-loss jabs like Ozempic cut heart attack and stroke risk by 20%, even without weight loss, potentially transforming NHS heart disease treatment.
Bride Gemma Monk describes how her sister-in-law threw black paint over her wedding dress in a revenge attack at Oakwood House, Maidstone.
Nicola Sturgeon breaks down in tears on ITV's The Assembly as she opens up about her 2011 miscarriage, calling the experience cathartic.
Billy Bragg and Sajid Javid urge unity this St George's Day, backing a campaign to celebrate shared English identity and resist hateful division.
Hadi Alodid, charged with attempted murder in Belfast, was granted asylum in the UK through a streamlined process dubbed the 'grant factory' by Home Office insiders.
A dozen police officers were injured and 16 arrested in a second night of violence in Northern Ireland following a knife attack. The Northern Ireland Secretary condemned the 'racist thuggery' as rioters hurled bricks and petrol bombs.
Sarah Ferguson is reportedly 'furious' and 'panicked' as her usual charm fails to navigate a crisis involving her connection to Jeffrey Epstein, with insiders calling it her 'worst nightmare.'
Prince William plans to sell 20% of Duchy of Cornwall to raise £500m for housing and nature crises, signalling a modern approach.
Scottish Labour deputy leader Dame Jackie Baillie criticizes Greens' amendment as a smokescreen, as Holyrood rejects Labour's call for an inquiry into Peter Murrell's embezzlement.
Forest of Dean council approves 12 affordable homes in Longhope despite resident opposition over flooding, wildlife, and access concerns.
Green Day's Super Bowl LX performance censored for lyric 'mindfuck'; band avoids political statements despite earlier ICE criticism.
Trans activists celebrate after feminist professor Kathleen Stock quits University of Sussex amid bullying and harassment over her gender views.
Son says NHS doctor father died from coronavirus due to lack of PPE, after he warned about PPE being removed from his ward.
Keir Starmer faces Cabinet revolt over Chagos Islands deal, with ministers alarmed at potential £18bn handover to Mauritius and concerns over strategic implications.
Trial of 14-year-old girl accused of stabbing two teachers and a pupil collapses after jury discharged due to irregularity.
Kirsten Ashby, 27, was doused in petrol and set alight by neighbour Raymond Bowen, leaving her with severe burns and requiring 80 operations.
Paula Radcliffe's father Peter dies in hospital; marathon legend pays tribute to NHS staff and her 'brave' dad.
Miles and Phyllis Higgin, married for 76 years, died three days apart after spending their final days together in a care home.
Robert Irwin shares a New Year's Eve recap of his 2024 highlights, including moments with family, Prince William, and a new TV project.
A gardener's decision to trim a neighbour's overgrown hedge without permission has sparked debate on TikTok, with many warning of legal repercussions.