Thirty-four schoolmates accuse Nigel Farage of racist behaviour
Thirty-four former Dulwich College pupils allege Nigel Farage showed racist and antisemitic behaviour, including taunts and abuse. Farage denies the claims.
Thirty-four former Dulwich College pupils allege Nigel Farage showed racist and antisemitic behaviour, including taunts and abuse. Farage denies the claims.
Arlene Phillips criticises new Strictly presenting trio with 'three's a crowd' jibe, worries over Johannes Radebe's dancing future.
US ICE agents to provide security at Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics sparked backlash in Italy, with politicians and petitions condemning the deployment.
D66's Rob Jetten narrowly defeats Geert Wilders in Dutch election, but far-right parties gain ground overall.
Trump allies defend US-Israel strikes on Iran as Democrats call it a 'war of choice' requiring congressional approval, with concerns over timing and lack of imminent threat.
Ukraine and Moldova start EU membership negotiations on Monday, opening the first cluster on rule of law and democracy after a Hungarian political shift.
Arnold Schwarzenegger calls California's Proposition 50 a 'big scam' on Real Time, urging that Democrats win on performance rather than redistricting changes.
Home secretary Shabana Mahmood plans to amend immigration law to enable deportation of Shabir Ahmed, despite Pakistan's refusal to accept him.
Oil prices slipped below $95 and Asian stocks rallied as hopes grew for an Iran peace deal, though analysts remain sceptical.
Epstein survivors confront Trump ahead of State of the Union, criticising redacted files and demanding accountability.
Barack and Michelle Obama's production company Higher Ground will go independent when its Netflix first-look deal ends later this year.
Ex-Nato commander Sir Richard Shirreff backs Starmer after Trump's 'not Churchill' jibe, warning against war without clear end. HMS Dragon deployed as Iran tensions rise.
France summons US ambassador Charles Kushner over US official comments on the killing of far-right activist Quentin Deranque in Lyon.
Trump criticises Starmer over Chagos sovereignty deal and UK delay in allowing use of airbases for US strikes on Iran.
Conspiracy theories are increasingly part of Australian public life. A 2019 survey found most Australians endorse at least one. Scepticism or worldview?
A stranger paid $100 of a teenager's restaurant bill during his date at a Sydney eatery, prompting a heartfelt thank-you from his mother.
The White House has launched a website repeating disputed narratives about the 2020 election as dozens of January 6 rioters, pardoned by President Trump, return to Washington.
Three-year-old Oaklynn Domer, daughter of rodeo champion Kelsie Domer, died after a horse fell on her and her mother in Texas.
Sadiq Khan rejects £40m Ulez fine claims, defends expansion, denies pay-per-mile plans, and says TfL is issuing warnings.
Thomas Frank argues Hillary Clinton's defeat is a disaster, blaming her insider status and the Democratic party's failure to run a candidate able to beat Trump.
Eric Clapton's Madrid concert ended early after a vinyl record thrown from the crowd struck him, skipping the encore. He later performed in Barcelona.
Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron sue Candace Owens over false claim that first lady was born a man, tracing the rumour's French origins.
Rachel Reeves unveils her autumn budget facing a fiscal shortfall, with pledges on NHS, debt, and cost of living amid economic pressures.
The US has told citizens in 10 Middle East countries to be ready to depart as President Trump reportedly prepares new strikes on Iran's power grid.
BBC orders fast-track investigation after racial slur broadcast during Bafta coverage; culture secretary criticises 'unacceptable' error.
The WNBA and players' union have reached a verbal agreement on a new CBA, ending months of negotiations and securing the 30th season.
Susie Wiles says Trump appears in Epstein files but did nothing awful, and criticises attorney general over handling of Epstein investigation.
Hungarians vote in an election that could oust Viktor Orbán after 16 years, with Péter Magyar leading in polls despite support from JD Vance and Donald Trump.
Jess Glynne and Jet2 criticise White House for using viral holiday advert meme to promote ICE deportations.
Police find body in search for missing man after fatal boat accident off Portsmouth coast; investigation continues.