FBI dismisses officials linked to Trump documents investigation
At least 10 FBI employees linked to Trump probes dismissed after revelations of subpoenas for Kash Patel and Susie Wiles.
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Jordan's escalating battle against Syrian Captagon smugglers
Jordan's military escalates actions against Captagon smuggling from Syria as drug seizures soar and officials call it an undeclared war.
John Cleese Leads Tributes to Fawlty Towers Star Prunella Scales
John Cleese leads tributes to Prunella Scales, the Fawlty Towers star who has died aged 93. Remembering her career and legacy.
Which? warns deepfake adverts leave public 'at mercy of scammers'
Which? warns deepfake adverts leave public at scammers' mercy after survey shows most adults fail to spot AI-generated content.
UK and France ready to deploy troops to Ukraine after ceasefire, Starmer says
UK and France sign trilateral declaration to establish military hubs in Ukraine after ceasefire, but Russia opposes any Nato deployment.
Mexican Senate Brawl Erupts Over US Military Intervention Debate
A brawl in Mexico's senate between PRI leader Alejandro Moreno and senate president Gerardo Fernández Noroña over US intervention sparks expulsions and legal action.
Baftas 2026: Robert Aramayo stuns with Best Actor win as One Battle After Another leads
Robert Aramayo wins Best Actor at the Baftas, One Battle After Another dominates, and Marty Supreme sets a record for nominations without a win.
Victorian Liberal MPs criticised for dictator remarks about Daniel Andrews amid police manhunt
Two Victorian Liberal MPs face criticism for comparing Daniel Andrews to dictators and using police as 'personal army' amid manhunt for alleged killer of two officers.
Long-lost diary reveals Chinese officer's role in D-Day landings
A diary by Chinese officer Lam Ping-yu, found in a Hong Kong flat, reveals his D-Day experiences aboard HMS Ramillies.
Lindsey Vonn undergoes third surgery on broken leg after Olympic crash
Lindsey Vonn has had a third successful surgery on her broken leg following a crash at the Milan Cortina Olympics, saying success now has a different meaning.
Starmer Accuses Sacked Official of Obstructing Mandelson Vetting Truth
PM Keir Starmer accuses sacked official Olly Robbins of obstructing truth over Mandelson vetting failure, as documents go to ISC and Robbins faces MPs.
Choremancing: The Dating Trend Putting Real-Life Compatibility to the Test
The dating trend 'choremancing' sees couples test compatibility through everyday chores, from grocery shopping to flatpack assembly, sparking debate on romance vs realism.
Trump and Sisi to Lead Gaza Peace Summit in Sharm el-Sheikh
Trump and Sisi lead international summit in Sharm el-Sheikh to end the Gaza war and boost Middle East stability.
Girl, 12, critical after e-bike hit-and-run in Warrington
A 12-year-old girl is critically injured after an e-bike hit-and-run in Warrington; police appeal for witnesses and footage.
Labour MPs urge Starmer to prevent Lords blocking assisted dying bill
Over 100 Labour MPs urge Starmer to give assisted dying bill more time, citing Lords procedural tactics blocking its progress.
National Portrait Gallery Removes Trump Impeachment Caption
National Portrait Gallery removes placard noting Trump's impeachments and Capitol attack, replacing portrait and caption.
Pentagon Investigates Senator Mark Kelly Over Troops Video
Pentagon investigates Senator Mark Kelly for telling troops to refuse illegal orders; Trump calls it sedition.
Taoiseach: UK-EU ties face new ‘imperatives’ after Brexit
Taoiseach Micheal Martin says the UK must face new 'imperatives' in post-Brexit EU relations, regardless of who is in government.
Jaden Ivey's Waiver from Bulls Shows Athlete Expendability, Says Former NFL Player
Former NFL player RK Russell says Jaden Ivey's waiver from the Chicago Bulls shows how athlete expendability, not inclusion, drives NBA decisions.
Israel and Iran Halt Attacks After Trump Urges Immediate Ceasefire
Israel and Iran step back from conflict after Trump's call for immediate ceasefire, but fragile peace remains threatened by regional tensions.
Trump's Return: The Outrageous Moments Lost in the Fog of His Second Year
A look back at turbulent moments from Trump's first year back in office, from mass firings to a controversial Gaza plan.
Trump-Russia inquiry: What the Mueller report established
Robert Mueller's report found no conspiracy but detailed obstruction instances. Here are the key facts from the Trump-Russia inquiry.
Albanese's 30-year journey in parliament: From firebrand to PM
Albanese celebrates 30 years in parliament, reflecting on his journey from left-wing activist to PM amid criticism over policy shifts.
EU leaders fail to reach deal over Russian assets for Ukraine defence
EU leaders fail to agree on using frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine defence after Belgium blocks plan, delaying €140bn loan.
Prince Andrew named in unsealed Epstein court documents
Unsealed court documents reveal Prince Andrew and other high-profile figures were named in Epstein-related legal filings.
Factional rows overshadow Your Party’s inaugural conference in Liverpool
Your Party’s first conference in Liverpool is overshadowed by divisions between Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana over leadership and membership.
Swinney to push for independence vote without majority, aide says
SNP leader John Swinney will call a vote on independence referendum powers on the first day of the next Scottish parliament, even without a majority, his aide says.
Carlton fined A$75,000 over Elijah Hollands mental health episode
Carlton fined A$75,000 for failing to remove Elijah Hollands during a mental health episode; new AFL mental health measures announced.
Zelenskyy says 200,000 allied troops needed for Ukraine peace deal
Zelenskyy tells Davos that 200,000 allied troops are needed to enforce a peace deal, urging Europe to bolster its own defences as Trump returns.
Britain's Got Talent viewers complain over 'disgusting' headless magician act
Britain's Got Talent viewers complained after Italian magician Aldo Nicolini performed a headless illusion, with some calling it 'disgusting' and 'freaky'.
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