Rebekah Vardy Faces £1.6m Bill After Losing Wagatha Christie Appeal
Rebekah Vardy loses appeal in Wagatha Christie case, facing £1.6m legal bill after High Court rejects misconduct claims against Coleen Rooney's lawyers.
Category : Politics
Brazil's World Cup Preparations Hit by Delays and Rising Costs
Brazil's World Cup preparations face delays, rising costs, and taxpayer burdens as stadiums and transport plans fall behind schedule.
Labour Civil War Erupts as NEC Blocks Andy Burnham's Commons Comeback
Labour NEC blocks Andy Burnham from by-election, sparking civil war and warnings for Keir Starmer.
Knicks Remain NBA's Most Valuable Franchise Despite Worst Record
New York Knicks top Forbes' most valuable NBA franchises at $4 billion despite worst record; Cavaliers slide after LeBron James' departure.
Stephen Lawrence's Father Says 'History Repeating' After Henry Nowak Murder
Neville Lawrence says history repeating after Henry Nowak, 18, handcuffed as he bled to death; police criticised.
UK Hedge Cutting Legal Rights: Can I Trim My Neighbour's Hedge?
Learn your legal rights for trimming a neighbour's hedge in the UK, including when to complain and how to cut branches legally.
Kristin Cavallari makes U-turn on ideal man after dating 25-year-old toyboy
Kristin Cavallari says she now wants an older, non-famous man after dating a 25-year-old, and reveals receiving a nude photo from Harry Jowsey.
UK Continues Paying Child Benefit for 34,000 Children Abroad Despite Political Opposition
UK continues paying child benefit for 34,000 children abroad, costing £30m annually, despite political opposition and calls for reform.
Prince Andrew's Epstein Links: A Timeline of Friendship and Scandal
Prince Andrew's BBC interview on his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, including meetings, trips, and the 2010 visit after Epstein's conviction.
Andy Burnham Confirmed as Labour Candidate for Makerfield By-Election on June 18
Andy Burnham confirmed as Labour candidate for Makerfield by-election on June 18, facing Reform UK's Robert Kenyon in a tight contest.
Police Hunt Man After Cat-Kicking Video Resurfaces
Victoria Police seek a man after a video of a cat being kicked over a fence resurfaced, sparking calls for an animal abuse register.
Hatton Garden Heist Mastermind Brian Reader May Avoid Prison Due to Dementia
Hatton Garden heist mastermind Brian Reader, 80, may avoid prison after dementia diagnosis; court hears he hasn't repaid £6.6m.
British Glider Pilot Dies in Italian Competition Crash
British glider pilot killed in mid-air collision during competition in Italy, with debris scattered near homes.
Seven Banned From UK For Far Right Rally This Saturday
Seven people banned from UK for far-right rally in London this Saturday; PM Starmer vows to stop hate.
High-Profile Prison Escapes in UK History
A look at notable prison escapes in UK history, from Ronnie Biggs to the Maze prison break.
Blake Lively Scores Legal Victory as Justin Baldoni's $400M Countersuit Dismissed
Justin Baldoni's $400M countersuit against Blake Lively dismissed by judge, who rules her harassment claims were privileged. Baldoni can amend limited claims.
McDonald's Worker Puts Fries in Mouth Before Serving
McDonald's worker in Massachusetts caught on video putting fries in her mouth before serving them; police and health officials investigating.
Celebrity Big Brother Winners: From Jack Dee to Chantelle Houghton, Where Are They Now?
Celebrity Big Brother returns on ITV in March 2024. We look at past winners including Jack Dee, Mark Owen, Bez, and Chantelle Houghton, and their lives today.
Far Right Exploits Henry Nowak Murder to Push Two-Tier Justice Claims
The Guardian warns that far-right figures are exploiting Henry Nowak's murder to push false claims of a two-tier justice system, endangering democratic debate.
Dordogne Murder Mystery: British Woman's Death Confounds Detectives One Year On
One year on, the murder of British woman Karen Carter in a French village remains unsolved, with police still seeking the killer.
Christina Haack hits back at Josh Hall over 'obsessed' claim amid divorce
Christina Haack responds to Josh Hall's 'obsessed' claim with a scathing Instagram post amid their bitter divorce.
Taylor Swift Begins Wedding Planning with Travis Kelce, Sources Say
Taylor Swift has started early wedding planning with fiancé Travis Kelce, aiming for a private, meaningful ceremony early next year.
American Overdose: Guardian Investigation Reveals 350,000 Opioid Deaths
Guardian journalist Chris McGreal's book 'American Overdose' examines the US opioid crisis, blaming Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family for 350,000 deaths.
Ferdinand Reveals 'Hate' for Gerrard in England Camp
Rio Ferdinand reveals mutual dislike with Steven Gerrard in England camp due to club rivalry, but says they have since reconciled.
JK Rowling and Sir James Dyson Among Britain's Top 50 Taxpayers
The Sunday Times Tax List reveals Britain's top 50 taxpayers, including JK Rowling, Sir James Dyson, and Denise Coates, who collectively paid £2.5 billion.
Arts Engagement Slows Biological Ageing, UCL Study Finds
UCL study finds singing, painting, and cultural visits slow biological ageing by up to 4% in UK adults.
First British Passports Issued in King Charles III's Name
First British passports issued in King Charles III's name, replacing 'Her Majesty' with 'His Majesty' after the late Queen's reign.
Australian Idol: Favourites Drea Onamade and Kiani Smith Eliminated in Double Shock
Australian Idol double elimination sends Drea Onamade and Kiani Smith home, leaving Top 6 to compete.
Ted Lasso Season Four: Henry Lasso Role to Be Recast as Young Actor Asked to Re-Audition
Ted Lasso season four recasts Henry Lasso role; only four main cast confirmed to return so far.
Satellite Images Reveal Destruction in Iran War: Ships Ablaze, Airport on Fire
Satellite images show ships ablaze in Iran port and destroyed buildings at US base in Bahrain, revealing war damage.
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