Starmer Accused of Letting Pensioners Die at Christmas in PMQs Clash Over Winter Fuel Cut
Kemi Badenoch accuses Keir Starmer of letting pensioners die at Christmas after Labour cuts winter fuel payments, sparking a heated PMQs exchange.
Category : Politics
Government Discusses Voluntary Supermarket Price Cap on Basic Foods
UK government discusses voluntary supermarket price cap on basic foods like bread and milk to tackle cost of living crisis.
Referee Rob Jones at Fault for Five Key Match Errors This Season
Referee Rob Jones has been found at fault for five key match errors this season, including failing to send off Brian Brobbey against Tottenham.
GB News host steps in as Farage debate turns chaotic
Laila Cunningham and Dan Hodges clashed on GB News over Nigel Farage's 'cold rage' call, forcing presenter Michelle Dewberry to intervene as tensions escalated.
London Tube Strikes This Week: Full Schedule and Affected Lines
London Underground faces two 24-hour strikes this week. RMT union protests four-day week. Severe delays expected. Check affected lines and alternatives.
Trump Accused of Meddling in US Census to Exclude Undocumented Migrants
Trump administration accused of unprecedented meddling in 2020 census to exclude undocumented migrants and reduce Democrat representation.
BBC's Antiques Roadshow and Countryfile Accused of 'Left Wing Propaganda' by Viewers
BBC viewers slam Antiques Roadshow and Countryfile for 'left wing propaganda' after ivory bangle valuation refusal and political dentistry segment.
Mubarak's Son Denied UK Asylum After Fraud Conviction
Gamal Mubarak, son of former Egyptian president, denied UK asylum after fraud conviction in Egypt.
Boyzone's Mikey Graham refuses reunion in heartbreaking final scene of docuseries
Boyzone's Mikey Graham refuses reunion with bandmates in final scene of Sky docuseries, citing toxic environment and mental health struggles.
Mum Names Baby Harlotte Horrified By Hidden Meaning
Mother horrified to learn baby name Harlotte is also an Australian cosmetics brand used on The Bachelor.
Kyle Sandilands' Lucrative Radio Contract Revealed in $88m Legal Dispute
Kyle Sandilands' $7.4m salary and perks revealed as he sues ARN for $88m over contract termination.
Starmer Under Fire From Labour MPs Over Chagos Islands Handover
Labour MPs pressure Starmer to scrap Chagos Islands handover to Mauritius amid Trump opposition and cost concerns.
Matt Gaetz and Alan Ritchson's High School Feud Resurfaces
Matt Gaetz and Alan Ritchson's high school feud reignites after actor's critical GQ interview, with Gaetz dismissing claims of being adversaries.
Carrick Named Man United Permanent Head Coach
Manchester United appoint Michael Carrick as head coach for the rest of the season, replacing interim Darren Fletcher.
Janet Ellis: From Blue Peter to Humanists UK President
Janet Ellis, former Blue Peter presenter, becomes president of Humanists UK in 2026. She discusses single motherhood, grief, and her views on godlessness.
Phillip Schofield Scandal: What Next for Holly Willoughby, ITV and This Morning?
Phillip Schofield scandal: ITV faces questions over relationship with young colleague, Holly Willoughby's future, and toxic culture allegations.
Belfast Riots: Police Clash with Rioters in Second Night
Express reporter Michael Knowles witnesses 'wanton violence' in Belfast as rioters hurl bricks and petrol bombs, injuring 12 police officers and burning homes.
France 1998 World Cup Winners Reunite for 20th Anniversary
France's 1998 World Cup champions reunite in Saint-Denis to mark 20 years since their 3-0 win over Brazil, with Zidane leading celebrations.
Podemos: Rise and Fall of Spain's Leftist Party
Podemos, Spain's anti-austerity party, rose from the Indignados protests to become a political force, but faced challenges and decline after initial electoral success.
Pattinson Channels Hansen In Primetime Trailer
Robert Pattinson plays Chris Hansen in A24's Primetime, about the true-crime show To Catch A Predator. Trailer shows him mimicking Hansen's voice.
Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage Faces Fresh Scrutiny Over Enoch Powell Admiration
Nigel Farage faces fresh scrutiny over his admiration for Enoch Powell, as former classmates allege racist behaviour during his schooldays.
Doncaster councillor calls for UFO committee as belief goes mainstream
Doncaster councillor proposes UFO committee amid growing official interest in UAPs, with US document releases and new film.
Starmer Embraces 'Take Back Control' Slogan in Devolution Pledge
Keir Starmer pledges 'take back control' bill to devolve powers, embracing Brexit slogan in Labour's renewal plan.
Watchdog Probe Into Gwent Police Assault Claims at 'Advanced Stage'
IOPC probe into Gwent Police assault claims against black man is at advanced stage; officer's use of force under scrutiny.
New York Man Accused of Murder Drops Insanity Defence
Chanel Lewis drops insanity defence in murder of jogger Karina Vetrano; lawyers cite insufficient mental issues for legal insanity.
Ralph Fiennes Filming Cardinal Role for Conclave in Rome
Ralph Fiennes films scenes for Conclave in Rome, playing Cardinal Lomeli in the adaptation of Robert Harris's novel about papal election.
Arkansas and Utah Governors Replace Pride Month with ‘Fidelity Month’
Arkansas and Utah governors declare June as 'Fidelity Month' instead of Pride Month, sparking outrage from LGBTQ+ groups who call it a deliberate insult.
Ben Roberts-Smith Puts Queensland Mansion Up for Auction Amid War Crimes Allegations
Ben Roberts-Smith lists his Queensland mansion for auction amid war crimes allegations and defamation case.
Obama to Request Congressional Approval for ISIS Military Action ‘Soon’
White House says Obama will submit formal request for military force against ISIS 'soon', with bipartisan support sought. Lawmakers expect vote in March.
FBI 'Payback Squad' Targets Trump Opponents in Conspiracy Case
FBI accused of operating 'payback squad' targeting Trump opponents in new conspiracy case, raising concerns about politicization of law enforcement.
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