Husband's 22-year affair with mother-in-law exposed as woman discovers siblings are his children
Woman discovers husband's 22-year affair with her mother, and that some of her siblings are his children.
Woman discovers husband's 22-year affair with her mother, and that some of her siblings are his children.
Border Force seizes tonne of cocaine worth £80m at Essex port; NCA investigates shipment from Panama.
Journalist recalls eerie encounter with Ian Huntley after his death in prison following attack. Huntley murdered Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in 2002.
Police arrest 12 in London raids on Extinction Rebellion sites, seizing bamboo structures and lock-on equipment ahead of planned protests against media owners.
Russia's Leningrad region recruits reservists to guard oil ports from drones, as Moscow warns European countries over involvement in Ukraine.
Luke Humphries beat Luke Littler and Gerwyn Price in Birmingham to secure a Premier League play-off spot, ending Littler's winning streak.
Colombia's president Gustavo Petro warns Donald Trump against military strikes, saying 'do not wake the jaguar' as drug war tensions escalate.
Grant and Peter, both boat lovers, disagree on university tuition, NHS funding, and welfare in a political meal that finds unexpected common ground.
Spencer Pratt's unconventional bid for Los Angeles mayor ends in defeat, with Nithya Raman advancing to face Karen Bass.
Trump says he doesn't think about Americans' financial situation amid Iran war, as inflation hits 3.8% and fuel prices soar.
Keir Starmer faces Labour rebellion as shadow ministers threaten to quit over Gaza ceasefire refusal. Up to 10 more on resignation watch.
Longstanding residents of Baguley Crescent describe a decade of violence, arson and fly-tipping, and say a council clean-up 'won't be enough'.
Health of three Palestine Action hunger strikers deteriorates, with one in critical phase after 65 days without food. Supporters and doctors raise concerns.
Pussycat Dolls cancel nearly all US tour dates due to poor sales, but UK and European dates remain scheduled, with WeHo Pride show still on.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood says she will do 'whatever it takes' to secure the UK border, as removals rise 41% and small boat crossings continue.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged to be 'relentless' on small boat crossings during a Dover visit, with numbers down significantly on last year.
Ireland’s RTE will air a Father Ted episode instead of the Eurovision final, joining a boycott over Israel’s participation in the 2026 contest.
Indonesia postpones 10-volume official history after critics accuse government of downplaying atrocities and 'historical amnesia' under President Prabowo.
Readers respond to George Monbiot on humour and the right, arguing the left has a strong satirical tradition and should not lose its ability to take and make jokes.
Nato jets scrambled after a drone flew near Vilnius, prompting Lithuania to issue an air danger warning and urge residents to shelter. The drone's origin remains unconfirmed.
Graham Norton calls UK Eurovision entry Look Mum No Computer a 'big banger' and tips Delta Goodrem as a dark horse.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham vowed to be relentless on small boat crossings during a Dover visit, saying he wants to grip the issue, not play politics with it
President Trump to revive the Presidential Fitness Test in US schools, expanding his sports council with athletes and addressing declining physical fitness.
Trump says he is 'absolutely' considering US withdrawal from Nato after allies refused to join the war on Iran, sparking a crisis of trust in the alliance.
Jeremy Corbyn confirms talks on forming a new left-wing party after Zarah Sultana quits Labour. He is reluctant to become leader, and several left-wing figures decline to join.
Labour suffers heavy local election losses, with Reform UK making gains. Starmer vows to continue, facing calls from some MPs to resign.
Lord Alan Sugar dismissed three candidates in one episode, sparking shock among viewers. Elle Stevenson, Mergim Butaja and April Jackson left.
Green leader Zack Polanski says Scotland has been 'screwed over' by Westminster and would back independence if he were Scottish.
Muslim-Jewish groups respond to Golders Green attack, vowing to continue interfaith work despite rising tensions and calling for political leadership.
Court documents show Jackie O Henderson complained to Kiis FM bosses about Kyle Sandilands' behaviour before her wrongful termination claim.