Alleged Financer of Escobar Killing Shot Dead in Mexico
Santiago Gallón, allegedly tied to Andrés Escobar's 1994 murder, shot dead in Mexico, Colombian president says.
Santiago Gallón, allegedly tied to Andrés Escobar's 1994 murder, shot dead in Mexico, Colombian president says.
Kelsey Parker wears wedding ring at Who Cares Wins event, days after it emerged she is dating a convicted killer.
Daughter Rita Rea wins Court of Appeal ruling against brothers over £1m inheritance, protecting carers from undue influence claims.
Andy Burnham launches Makerfield by-election campaign, backs electoral reform, proposes care levy to replace inheritance tax, and calls for council tax reform.
BBC figures show at least 959 teachers accused of relationships with pupils in five years; unions highlight false allegations.
David and Victoria Beckham post Father's Day tributes including estranged son Brooklyn amid family feud.
Manchester United close in on Malacia and De Jong, bid for Martinez, as Ten Hag rebuild begins.
Quentin Tarantino slams post-Covid Hollywood as a 'flavourless sausage factory' in Sight and Sound article, while praising a few recent films.
Sir Lenny Henry demands slavery reparations for black Britons in new book, citing £18 trillion owed to former colonies.
Rupert Lowe launches Restore Britain movement after leaving Reform UK, joining Ben Habib's Advance UK in a fragmented far-right landscape.
Former undercover customs officer Guy Stanton reveals his decade infiltrating London drug gangs, inspiring Netflix's Legends.
Dani Dyer withdraws from Strictly Come Dancing after fracturing her ankle; father Danny Dyer reacts with broken heart emoji; executive producer hints at future return.
Sheriff Chris Nanos admits withholding info in Nancy Guthrie disappearance, facing criticism over handling of case.
Coronation Street fans believe Christina Boyd's mystery phone call was to her daughter Daisy, suggesting money troubles or a secret.
Zoe Ball's £1.5m Sussex mansion narrowly avoided fire after she left a candle burning; firefighters responded to alarm.
Starmer appoints Shabana Mahmood as Home Secretary in reshuffle, moving Yvette Cooper to Foreign Office amid migration and polling concerns.
Zambia accuses US of linking $2bn health deal to critical mineral access, calling ambassador's corruption claims undiplomatic.
Renters' Rights Act arrives May 1, but young Londoners still face rogue landlords, mould, and soaring rents; one couple lost £51k deposit.
Joe Biden is set to nominate Caroline Kennedy, daughter of JFK, as US ambassador to Australia, pending confirmation.
Poll shows voters preferred Starmer's speech to Johnson's, with Labour leader seen as more competent and in touch.
Pete Hegseth recites prayer resembling Pulp Fiction quote; Pentagon defends as inspired by Ezekiel 25:17.
Father Alan Brown and his 13-year-old daughter Gemma launch pro-Trump petition with 250k signatures, countering a rival petition to block his UK state visit.
Jane Fonda returns to LA in a leopard-print trench coat after promoting her film Youth at Cannes, calling her fashion icon status a 'hoot' at age 77.
JD Vance refused to clap for King Charles during his Congress speech, notably on Ukraine and climate issues, despite a standing ovation.
Trump claims respect for journalists after Maryland newsroom shooting kills five, despite history of 'fake news' attacks.
Kelly Clarkson feels guilt over ex-husband Brandon Blackstock's death from cancer, questioning if divorce stress contributed.
Rishi Sunak urges Lords to back Rwanda asylum bill after Commons approval, facing opposition and legal challenges.
Sikh community leaders say members are scared to go out after far-right groups politicised the murder of Henry Nowak, calling for a ban on the ceremonial kirpan.
Marty Sheargold's radio comeback on The Kyle and Jackie O Show ends abruptly when he is pulled off air moments into the interview.
Aviation experts warn bird strikes and rare events causing plane crashes may increase, following deadly Jeju Air crash in South Korea and other incidents.