Tallulah Willis pays tribute to father Bruce Willis amid dementia diagnosis
Tallulah Willis shares an emotional Instagram tribute to her father Bruce Willis, who has frontotemporal dementia, and opens up about her autism diagnosis.
Category : Politics
US and UK impose fresh sanctions on Iran ahead of Mahsa Amini anniversary
US and UK announce new sanctions on Iran ahead of the first anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death, targeting officials linked to protest crackdown.
Chelsea sack three staff as Rosenior faces growing pressure after record £262.4m loss
Chelsea sack three staff after record £262.4m loss, while pressure grows on Liam Rosenior following 3-0 defeat at Brighton.
Iceland hires Washington lobbyist after Trump's Greenland mix-up
Iceland hires DC lobbyist Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck for advice after Trump confused Iceland with Greenland at Davos.
Brain surgeon loses £14m claim against McLaren over snowmobile crash
A brain surgeon has lost his £14m claim against McLaren after a snowmobile crash in Lapland, with a judge ruling he caused it himself.
Israel shuts down Al Jazeera offices in 'dark day for the media'
Israel closes Al Jazeera offices under new security law, sparking media freedom concerns and criticism from press bodies.
Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights sparks debate as sexed-up adaptation draws crowds
Emerald Fennell's bold, sexed-up Wuthering Heights with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi sparks debate, draws crowds, and recoups its budget at the box office.
Dana Eden, co-creator of Apple TV drama Tehran, found dead in Athens hotel
Dana Eden, co-creator of Apple TV's Tehran, found dead in Athens hotel at 52. Greek police say no foul play; production company denies rumours of criminal motive.
S Club 7's Rachel Stevens thanks fans after separation from husband
Rachel Stevens thanks fans after announcing split from husband Alex Bourne, with whom she shares two daughters. The couple married at Claridge's in 2009.
Kate Mansi confirms departure from General Hospital after three-year stint
Kate Mansi confirms she is leaving General Hospital after three years as Kristina Davis, citing new projects and family commitments.
Graham accused of pushing for Gowdy to replace Bondi as attorney general
Republican challenger Mark Lynch accuses Senator Lindsey Graham of trying to install Trey Gowdy as attorney general, replacing Pam Bondi.
Heated Rivalry Episode 5: Shane and Ilya's Secret Romance Deepens
In Heated Rivalry Episode 5, Shane confesses his feelings to Ilya, who fears coming out in Russia, as their secret romance deepens at the All-Star game.
No £4.4m Lotto winner as numbers are drawn
No winner in tonight's £4.4m Lotto draw. Winning numbers revealed, Saturday's jackpot rolls to £5.9m. Thunderball results also announced.
Trump's Latin America policy signals return of US imperialism, analysis finds
Analysis warns Trump's Latin America policy signals a return to imperial intervention, rewarding allies and punishing dissent, with resistance from Brazil and Mexico.
Democrats Accuse Trump Administration of Epstein Files Cover-Up
Democrats and a Republican demand release of withheld Epstein files after Justice Department says review complete, with redactions and document removal sparking accusations of cover-up.
Reform UK pledges £2bn income tax cut in Scotland funded by green cuts
Reform UK's Scottish leader Malcolm Offord pledges £2bn income tax cut funded by cuts to green policies and quangos, drawing criticism from IPPR Scotland.
Netanyahu Claims Secret UAE Visit During Iran War
Netanyahu says he secretly met UAE President in Al Ain during Iran war; UAE denies the claim. Mossad chief visited, and air defence was shared.
Vernon Kay leads betting to replace Scott Mills on Radio 2 Breakfast as Sara Cox emerges as contende
Vernon Kay is favourite to replace Scott Mills on Radio 2 Breakfast, with Sara Cox second at 3/1 and Gary Davies 7/2.
Moroccan migrant who swam to Ceuta wants to go to England
A teenage Moroccan migrant who swam to Ceuta says he wants to go to England, as pressure grows on the UK to strengthen borders after 60,000 crossed.
New DVSA rule bans third-party driving test bookings as learners face £75 charge
New DVSA rules from May 2026 ban third-party driving test bookings, putting learners in control. Standard fees remain £62 weekday and £75 evening/weekend.
South Korean intelligence sees Kim Jong Un's daughter as heir to North Korean leadership
South Korea's NIS says Kim Jong Un's teenage daughter is his heir, stronger than previous assessments, with Kim Yo Jong lacking real power.
Man arrested over handling of Morgan McSweeney’s stolen phone
A man has been arrested on suspicion of handling Morgan McSweeney's stolen phone, which was taken in October and has not been recovered.
US kept UK in dark over Iran strikes, sources say
US did not share operational details with UK before Iran strikes, while Starmer initially refused base use, drawing Trump's criticism.
Car diplomacy: China's luxury gift to Fiji highlights Pacific influence race
China's gift of a Hongqi limousine to Fiji underscores how vehicle donations are used to wield influence across the Pacific.
Saudi-French UN Conference Urges Palestinian Statehood Recognition
Saudi Arabia and France opened a UN conference urging recognition of Palestinian statehood, with UK pressure mounting and Israel rejecting the initiative.
Nandy moves to refer Daily Mail-Telegraph takeover to regulators
Lisa Nandy intends to refer DMGT’s £500m Telegraph takeover to Ofcom and CMA over media plurality and competition concerns.
Blair’s 10-point plan: AI, net zero and migration at centre of blueprint for government
Sir Tony Blair criticises Keir Starmer's government in a 10-point essay, urging a 'radical centre' reset focused on AI, welfare, migration and NHS reform.
Seven hospitalised after white powder package opened at Joint Base Andrews
Seven people hospitalised after a package with white powder was opened at Joint Base Andrews; all released, investigation ongoing.
East End Renews Fight Against Far Right as Ukip March Is Banned
Tower Hamlets bans Ukip march as community groups warn far right still targets East End, 89 years after Battle of Cable Street.
Home Secretary Loses Confidence in Police Chief Over Maccabi Ban Inquiry
Home Secretary loses confidence in West Midlands chief constable after inquiry finds Maccabi fan ban intelligence exaggerated or untrue.
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