Second Night of Violence in Northern Ireland as Police Deploy Water Cannon
Second night of rioting in Northern Ireland after stabbing; police use water cannon; victim's family condemns disorder.
Category : Politics
Andy Burnham Cleared to Stand in Makerfield By-Election, Paving Way for Leadership Challenge
Andy Burnham cleared to stand in Makerfield by-election, potentially challenging Starmer for Labour leadership amid tough fight against Reform UK.
Caver's Harrowing Death in Nutty Putty Cave Trapped Upside Down
John Jones died trapped upside down in Nutty Putty Cave in 2009, making gurgling breaths as rescuers failed to free him.
Labor Senator Jokes She Would Back Bernardi on Bestiality
Penny Wong jokingly backs Cory Bernardi against bestiality during same-sex marriage debate at National Press Club.
Bride Seeks Divorce Day After Wedding Over Groom's Cake Stunt
Bride seeks divorce one day after wedding because groom shoved her face into cake, violating her only rule and triggering claustrophobia.
Meloni Vows Justice Over ‘Horrific Murder’ of Four Migrants
Italian PM Meloni vows justice after four migrant workers burned alive in Calabria; two arrested.
King Charles III Attends Royal Ascot Day Four Amid Frankie Dettori's Final Meeting
King Charles III attends Royal Ascot day four as Frankie Dettori continues his final meeting, with wins and a planned retirement in October.
Men More Polite Than Women Due to 'Mate', Study Finds
British men are more polite than women, mainly due to frequent use of 'mate', a study of 10.8 million words finds. Rural dwellers also score higher in politeness.
Brits may need four extra documents to enter Spain
British holidaymakers heading to Spain this summer may need to present up to four additional documents at border control, including proof of accommodation and travel insurance.
Starmer vs Miliband: Defence Spending Row Escalates
Keir Starmer and Ed Miliband are at odds over net zero cuts to fund defence, as Labour faces criticism for delaying its defence investment plan.
BBC Host Scolds Labour MP Over Belfast Migrant Remark
BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt interrupted Hilary Benn during a tense interview about the Belfast migrant clash, leaving viewers unimpressed.
Quarter of Americans Believe Trump Attack Was Staged, Poll Finds
Poll: 67% of Americans doubt official narrative of Trump assassination attempt; quarter believe it was staged or involved multiple shooters.
Windsor Castle ends free entry for local residents, sparking dismay
Windsor Castle ends free entry for local residents from June 1, replacing it with a 50% discount, sparking criticism from community leaders.
Barcelona Tourism Chief Vows to Reclaim City from Overtourism
Barcelona tourism chief vows to reclaim city from overtourism after activists hijack bus in protest against mass tourism.
Liverpool Coaching Exodus: Two Assistants to Leave Anfield
Liverpool face coaching shake-up as two assistants leave Anfield amid poor form, with Didi Hamann suggesting Klopp's tenure may be ending.
Woman Mistook Naked Cyclist Noah Donohoe for 'Prank', Inquest Hears
Witness thought naked cyclist was a prank; inquest hears details of Noah Donohoe's last movements.
73% of Boys Aged 11-14 Exposed to Misogyny Online, Study Finds
73% of boys aged 11-14 have seen misogynistic content online, often within minutes, a study finds, sparking concerns over algorithms and the 'manosphere'.
Luiz Escapes Red as Ferguson Fumes After Chelsea Defeat
Sir Alex Ferguson criticises referee Martin Atkinson after Chelsea's 2-1 win, claiming David Luiz should have been sent off.
Coronation Street's Daniel Osbourne Breaks Down Over Wife Sinead's Terminal Cancer
Daniel Osbourne breaks down on Coronation Street after wife Sinead's terminal cancer diagnosis, turning to alcohol and lashing out.
Trump’s Surgeon General Pick Deletes Critical Posts
Trump's third surgeon general nominee, Dr Nicole Saphier, deletes old social media posts critical of his administration, including remarks on autism, vaccines, and his health.
Jacob Elordi’s Teenage Fashion Wins Resurface Amid James Bond Rumours
Resurfaced photos show Euphoria star Jacob Elordi winning Australian fashion competitions as a teen, amid rumours he may be the next James Bond.
Bride Divorces Husband Two Days After Wedding Prank
A bride divorces her husband two days after their wedding following a cruel cake-smashing prank at the reception.
New Mexico First US State to Ban 'Lunch Shaming' in Schools
New Mexico becomes first US state to ban 'lunch shaming', outlawing humiliation of children over unpaid school meal fees.
Belgravia Mega-Basement Plan Sparks Fears of Home Collapse
Belgravia residents fear home collapse as owners of £20m townhouse appeal to build £2m mega-basement with pool, gym and wine cellar.
Dame Helen Mirren Reveals She Told Men to 'F*** Off' for Questioning Her Childless Status
Dame Helen Mirren reveals she told 'boring old men' to 'f*** off' when they questioned her lack of children, in a new interview with British Vogue.
WW3 Survival: UK's Safest Areas Revealed Amid Russian Threats
Russian threats target 23 UK sites; experts advise sheltering in building centres or basements for nuclear survival.
Lena Dunham Began Memoir 30 Days After Leaving Rehab
Lena Dunham reveals she began writing her memoir 'Famesick' 30 days after leaving rehab for benzodiazepine addiction, describing the seven-year creative process.
Starmer Agrees To Talks On Scottish Independence Vote
Sir Keir Starmer agrees to talks on Scottish independence vote, conditional on legal process.
Gary Oldman Wins First Acting Award in Over 20 Years for Tinker Tailor Role
Gary Oldman wins first acting award in over 20 years for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy at the Richard Attenborough Regional Film Awards.
Aid Cuts Reverse Maternal Mortality Progress
Aid cuts by US and UK reverse progress on maternal mortality, with rising deaths in Africa as clinics close and midwives lose jobs.
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