Madagascar’s Military Leader to Be Sworn In as African Union Suspends Nation
Madagascar's military ruler will be sworn in as president as the African Union suspends the nation after a coup ousting Andry Rajoelina.
Category : Politics
TikTok influencer ordered to pay $1.75m over affair with married manager
North Carolina TikTok influencer Brenay Kennard must pay $1.75m after a jury found she had an affair with her married manager.
Stephen Colbert’s final Late Show to end with ‘Fired & Festive’ wrap party
Stephen Colbert’s final Late Show episode will feature a ‘Fired & Festive’ wrap party, ending a CBS franchise that began with David Letterman in 1993.
Prince Andrew Stripped of Royal Titles and Windsor Home
Prince Andrew stripped of royal titles and asked to leave Royal Lodge as King Charles acts over Epstein scandal.
Scottish Government ad campaign tells boys sexist content 'never harmless'
Scottish Government launches ad campaign urging boys to reject online misogyny, warning sexist content is 'never harmless'.
UK Parties Clash Over Brexit and Security in Latest TV Debate
Parties clash over Brexit, no-deal, and terror in ITV debate; Labour's neutral stance and Tory no-deal refusal under fire.
Video shows Renee Good turning away from officer moments before fatal shooting
New video contradicts Trump and Vance claims that Renee Good tried to run over ICE officer; footage shows her turning away before she was shot.
Larry Summers handed lifetime ban by American Economic Association over Epstein emails
Former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers banned for life by American Economic Association over Jeffrey Epstein ties.
Jill Halfpenny reveals 'disappointment' over EastEnders exit: 'I wanted to stay'
Jill Halfpenny opens up about her disappointment at being axed from EastEnders, revealing she wanted to stay for another year before going on to win Strictly Come Dancing.
Teacher denies murder and abuse of adopted baby as trial hears of 'trophy' images
Jamie Varley denies murder and abuse of adopted baby Preston Davey, telling the court he never harmed the child and rejecting claims of 'trophy' images.
Bev Craig Reappoints Green and Dennett as Deputy Mayors
New Greater Manchester Mayor Bev Craig has announced she will keep Kate Green and Paul Dennett as Deputy Mayors ahead of her first day in office on Monday.
BBC reportedly selects new Strictly Come Dancing presenters after lengthy search
The BBC has reportedly chosen new Strictly Come Dancing presenters after months of secret auditions, with an announcement expected in coming weeks.
Starmer Accused of Stalling on Child Nude Image Ban After Phillips Exit
Campaigners accuse PM of failing to act on child image blocking after Jess Phillips resigns, citing slow progress and Downing Street inertia.
Universal Credit fraud and errors soared to £8.3bn during pandemic, MPs find
MPs say Universal Credit fraud and errors cost £8.3bn in 2020-21, with identity theft and design flaws blamed.
Burnham to Scrap Digital ID Scheme in 'Reset of Priorities'
Andy Burnham is set to scrap Keir Starmer's digital ID card scheme, redirecting resources to the cost of living after widespread backlash.
Rachel Reeves: Badenoch’s Budget attack left me uncomfortable
Rachel Reeves says she felt uncomfortable watching Kemi Badenoch’s Budget response, while the Conservative leader defends her personal attack on the Chancellor.
How could this be anything other than funny? Behind the scenes of Saturday Night Live UK
Behind the scenes of Saturday Night Live UK as the cast and writers prepare to bring the US comedy institution to British television.
Zara McDermott Faces Online Abuse from Louis Tomlinson Fans Over Suspected Deepfake Image
Zara McDermott faces online abuse from Louis Tomlinson fans after a suspected deepfake image with Joey Essex emerges; critics urge Tomlinson to act.
Zelenskyy says Ukraine sent drone teams to Jordan to aid US bases
Ukraine's president says interceptor drones and operators were sent to protect US bases in Jordan, amid requests from 11 countries for Kyiv's drone defence expertise.
Right to protest under attack in England and Wales, warn rights groups
Human Rights Watch and Justice warn that UK protest laws have a chilling effect, citing arrests and sentencing, and call for repeal of recent restrictions.
Burnham hints care workers visa exemption in fairness pledge
Prime Minister Andy Burnham signals foreign care workers could be exempt from the visa crackdown, pledging fairness for those who came to the UK in good faith.
Andy Burnham's Dream Start: Public Listening
Andy Burnham's dream start as PM: public listening, Labour polls bouncing, and the honeymoon period spent searing his identity into voters' minds.
Prince Harry breaks down in court as he says press made Meghan's life 'an absolute misery'
Prince Harry breaks down in High Court, saying press made Meghan's life 'an absolute misery', during evidence against Daily Mail publisher ANL.
Trump jokes about moving to North Carolina military base after presidency
Trump jokes about moving to Fort Bragg with Melania, citing investments and family ties, while referencing her documentary's box office.
Charlotte reels as immigration raids lead to 81 arrests
Federal agents arrested 81 people in immigration raids in Charlotte, North Carolina, sparking protests and bringing business districts to a standstill.
Family hope Natalie McNally killer's sentence acts as deterrent
Natalie McNally's family say Stephen McCullagh's 31-year sentence for her murder should deter violence against women.
Jessie Buckley leads stars at Oscars Nominees Luncheon
Jessie Buckley, Timothée Chalamet and Leonardo DiCaprio attend the 2026 Oscars Nominees Luncheon in Beverly Hills, with standout fashion from the nominees.
Biden faces airport delays alongside fellow travellers on commercial flight
Joe Biden was spotted flying commercial from Reagan National Airport, facing delays alongside other passengers on a flight to South Carolina.
Iran hit by internet blackout as protests over economy spread nationwide
Iran faced a complete internet blackout as protests over economic conditions spread nationwide, with at least 45 protesters killed, according to rights groups.
Russian Spy Ship Yantar Shines Lasers at RAF Pilots in UK Waters
Defence secretary says Russian spy ship Yantar shone lasers at RAF pilots in UK waters, warning of a new era of threat.
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