Greens Propose Free Housing and Wages for Illegal Migrants
Green Party plans free housing, wages, and NHS access for illegal migrants, sparking cross-party criticism.
Green Party plans free housing, wages, and NHS access for illegal migrants, sparking cross-party criticism.
Trump booed for praising Rep. Tony Gonzales amid affair scandal with aide who died by suicide.
Thomas Tuchel leaves Alex Scott and Marc Guehi out of England's matchday squad for the World Cup qualifier against Serbia at Wembley.
Family of teacher Jason Hughes, killed in prom prank accident, says he would not want students charged. Wife calls for charges to be dropped.
Strictly's Johannes Radebe reveals the worst insult he's ever received: 'I'll never amount to anything,' from a dance school rival.
Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe dies aged 74; his capture in 1981 ended a murder spree that killed 13 women and terrorised northern England.
Scott Mills was sacked by the BBC after a tense meeting over allegations of sexual offences against a teenager, with the broadcaster admitting it knew of the claims a year ago.
King Charles approves plans to host weddings and parties at Balmoral's Queen's Building, with alcohol until 12:30am and limited dates.
Nicole Dobbin demands murder charges for attackers who stamped on her husband's head, causing his death five years later.
Andy Burnham announces bid for Parliament in Gorton and Denton by-election, potentially challenging Keir Starmer for Labour leadership.
Thomas Tuchel has submitted a 55-man England World Cup squad. Mirror Football lists the 51 players previously selected, with hints at the final 26.
Ex-Facebook employee Brennan Lawson sues Meta for $3 million, claiming he was fired after questioning a protocol that retrieved deleted Messenger messages for law enforcement.
St Margaret’s Academy pupil Niamh Cunneen has been selected as the 2026 Robin Cook Intern, gaining experience in politics and public service in West Lothian and Westminster.
Analysis warns Keir Starmer's caution and lack of long-term vision could cost Labour victory despite 30-point poll lead.
Emmerdale murder twist could lead to shock exit for Tracy or Cain as Nate's body is discovered and John Sugden remains undetected.
Jake Bongiovi faces backlash for 'manchild' travel demands, while wife Millie Bobby Brown stuns at premiere.
Richard Tice refuses to rule out further large undeclared gifts to Reform politicians after Nigel Farage accepted £5m from a donor, urging voters to trust the party.
East Sussex musicians release a music video to raise prostate cancer awareness, inspired by King Charles's treatment announcement.
Sir Philip Hampton appointed RBS chairman as shares plunge; debate over where billions lost in crisis have gone.
Ukraine's drone strikes hit Russian industry as Kremlin bloggers admit air defense failures, marking a new phase in the conflict.
Journalist Christopher Stevens recounts a vivid dream of his deceased father, calling it proof of an afterlife, and notes thousands have similar experiences.
Drew Barrymore breaks down in tears discussing how her troubled childhood impacted her as a mother, revealing struggles with boundaries and parenting.
Stephen Hindley says his wife's suicide was caused by trauma from a Church of England home for unmarried mothers in the 1960s.
BBC reveals first look at A Good Girl's Guide to Murder season 2, introducing Jamie Reynolds and new cast members.
Personal trainer Lauren Hurst, whose oldest client is 96, shares her top fitness tip for seniors: strength training with heavier weights and proper form.
Alan Shearer dismisses BBC-ITV pundit rivalry at Euro 2024, saying they remain friends. Micah Richards says tournament punditry is harder than Match of the Day.
The Simpsons showrunner Al Jean denies Danny Elfman's claims that the series is ending after 31 years, confirming season 32 is in production.
Underrated WWII film Operation Crossbow, starring George Peppard and Sophia Loren, is now free on BBC iPlayer, focusing on Allied sabotage of Nazi V-weapons.
Former TOWIE star Jake Hall dies at 35 in a tragic accident, leaving family and cast members in mourning.
King Charles hosts a lavish state banquet for Japan's Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako at Buckingham Palace, featuring a gourmet menu and symbolic gifts.