Putin at 73: Expert Predicts Most Likely End to His Rule
Russia expert Dr John Kennedy predicts Vladimir Putin will most likely die in power, with assassination by regional factions a less likely but possible scenario.
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UK and France Lead Multinational Naval Mission for Hormuz Security
UK and France lead multinational naval mission to safeguard Strait of Hormuz shipping after Iran reopens trade artery.
BBC Faces Anti-Scottish Bias Claims in Holyrood
BBC faces anti-Scottish bias claims after Gordon Brewer's 'rude' interview with John Swinney on Newsnight Scotland, amid Holyrood debate on Local Income Tax.
US Donor Pays Off Final-Year Loans for Textile Graduates
Anil Kochhar pays off senior-year loans for NC State textile graduates in honour of his father.
Nina Agdal Stuns in Sheer Jumpsuit at amfAR Gala in Sao Paulo
Nina Agdal wows in sheer jumpsuit at amfAR gala in Sao Paulo, alongside Neymar and other stars.
Met Police Deploys £4.5m Operation as 80,000 Protesters Expected in London
Met Police launches £4.5m operation as 80,000 protesters expected for Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom march and pro-Palestine rally.
Boy Who Drowned in Frozen Lake and Was Dead for an Hour Makes Miraculous Recovery
John Smith, 14, was dead for an hour after drowning in a frozen lake, but his mother's prayer led to a miraculous recovery, now a film called Breakthrough.
Nursery Worker Admits Raping Toddler and Online Child Sex Offences
Nursery worker Paul Wilson admits raping a toddler and 50 child sex offences, including online grooming of over 20 girls.
Australia's Population Tops 28 Million Amid Migration Surge
Australia's population tops 28 million as migration surges to record 400,000 in 2023, with 315,000 more expected in 2024, prompting visa policy changes and housing measures.
Farage Faces Calls for Probe Into Russian Influence on Reform
Nigel Farage under pressure to probe Russian influence after ex-Welsh Reform leader Nathan Gill jailed for taking bribes. Met Police investigation ongoing.
Secret Service Director to Admit Agency 'Failed' in Trump Shooting
Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle will admit the agency failed in its duty to protect Donald Trump during a July 13 shooting, as she faces congressional grilling.
Nicola Peltz Ends Legal Action Over Dog Death
Nicola Peltz drops legal case over dog death amid Beckham family tensions and past wedding lawsuit settlement.
Illegal ATV Rider Who Injured Police Officer Sentenced to 19 Years in Prison
Missouri man Kendall Coleman sentenced to 19 years for injuring police officer with ATV in Kansas City illegal street racing incident.
British Troops Down Iranian Drone as Missiles Land Near UK Forces
British troops shot down an Iranian drone as missiles landed near UK forces in the Middle East amid escalating Iran-Israel conflict.
Predator Who Posed as Uber Driver Guilty of Kidnapping and Sex Crimes Again
Graham Head, 68, convicted again for posing as Uber driver, kidnapping and sexually assaulting two women. Found with 'rape kit' in car.
West Ham's Europa Conference League Victory Parade Route Confirmed
West Ham United will parade the Europa Conference League trophy through east London on Thursday evening, starting at 7pm BST from Upton Park to Stratford Town Hall.
Billie Shepherd Opens Up About 'Horrendous' Lyme Disease Battle
Billie Shepherd reveals Lyme disease diagnosis after months of bed-bound agony, becoming latest celeb to share battle with the condition.
Rupert Lowe Faces Backlash Over Migrant Rescue Comments
Reform UK MP Rupert Lowe faces backlash after suggesting fishing crews should not rescue migrants in the Channel, following a tragedy where four died.
Indian Jewellery Tycoon Nirav Modi Arrested in London Over £1.5bn Bank Fraud
Indian billionaire jeweller Nirav Modi arrested in London over £1.5bn bank fraud, remanded in custody as flight risk.
Trump Cancelled Iran Strikes After Hajj Warning from Saudi Arabia
Trump cancelled Iran strikes after Saudi Arabia warned of reputational damage during Hajj pilgrimage, according to a report.
PM Starmer Joins Celebrities for Soccer Aid Training
PM Starmer trains with celebrities for Soccer Aid 2021, raising over £13 million for Unicef.
BBC's Banned Nuclear War Drama Director Dies at 90
Peter Watkins, director of the banned BBC nuclear war drama 'The War Game', dies at 90. The film was considered too disturbing for broadcast in 1965.
Hegseth Accused of Ousting Female SEAL Team Six Officer in Anti-DEI Purge
Pete Hegseth accused of blocking first female SEAL Team Six commander, sparking backlash over anti-DEI purge.
British Army Uses Chinese 3D Printers for Weapons, Experts Warn of Security Risks
British Army uses Chinese 3D printers to make weapons, sparking security concerns over data sharing risks.
Inside the Doomsday Alien Sex Cult That Ensnared the First Male Supermodel
HBO docuseries reveals how supermodel Hoyt Richards funded Frederick Von Mierers' doomsday alien sex cult, Eternal Values.
Prince Harry Urged to Skip Trooping the Colour Weekend
Prince Harry has been urged not to attend Trooping the Colour on Saturday, with a poll showing 95% of respondents want him to stay away.
Peptide Therapy Warning: Brits Hospitalised After Cheap Anti-Ageing Injections
Doctors warn Brits after hospitalisations from cheap peptide injections touted as anti-ageing 'better than Botox or Viagra', citing heart and cancer risks.
UK's NEET Youth Figures Fall to Lowest Since 2001
UK NEET youth numbers fall to lowest since 2001 at 853,000, but slight rise from summer sparks concern.
Japan alarmed by 'new world order' of China, Russia and North Korea
Japanese defence think tank warns that China, Russia and North Korea's de facto alliance could force Tokyo to face a three-front security contingency.
Prince William and Lady Gaga Team Up for Mental Health Campaign
Prince William and Lady Gaga discuss mental health in a FaceTime call for the Heads Together campaign, aiming to normalise conversations about mental wellbeing.
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