Tied Virginia election decided by random draw
Republican David Yancey wins Virginia House race after tied election decided by random draw, preserving GOP majority.
Republican David Yancey wins Virginia House race after tied election decided by random draw, preserving GOP majority.
Family of Gena Heraty, one of eight kidnapped in Haiti, appeals for discretion and prayers as efforts continue to secure release.
Brooklyn Beckham posts birthday tribute to grandfather Anthony Adams amid family feud, skipping party for date with Nicola Peltz.
Iranian officials reportedly fear burying slain Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, more than a month after his assassination, over airstrike risks and popular unrest.
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Chloe Lewis and Misse Beqiri join friends and family at funeral of TOWIE star Jake Hall, who died aged 35 in Majorca.
Rudy Giuliani hospitalised after car crash in New Hampshire, having earlier aided a domestic violence victim. He suffered fractured vertebrae and other injuries.
ECB and all eight Hundred franchises insist Pakistani players will not be excluded, following reports of potential discrimination by Indian-owned teams.
CBS Mornings reportedly ignored Stephen Colbert's finale after a gag mocking CBS News's China coverage, exposing internal tensions at the network.
Democrats and legal experts say the indictment of former FBI chief James Comey is a dangerous abuse of power by President Trump.
US regulator reviewed transcripts after Republican complaints but found no violation, despite political backlash and Trump's criticism.
Pentagon memo orders national guards across US to form 23,500-strong quick reaction forces for riot control, citing Trump executive order, sparking concerns over militarised policing.
Conor McGregor drops out of Ireland's presidential race, citing 'straitjacket' nomination rules, after polls showed scant support.
BBC announces extensive coverage to mark the 70th anniversary of the Edinburgh Festivals, with special programmes and top talent.
Keir Starmer's make-or-break speech and press conference were billed as his final chance to save his premiership amid speculation of a challenge.
Trump boasted that a US general called sinking Iranian ships 'more fun' and claimed the conflict with Iran had been won, in a Kentucky speech.
Iraq's national security adviser urges Australia to take back 13 suspected Islamic State fighters transferred from Syria, but Canberra refuses.
US sanctions on Brazilian judge Alexandre de Moraes over Bolsonaro trial spark accusations of foreign interference and attack on democracy.
Minister says Chagos handover paused, but UK denies; Lords debate postponed after Trump criticism.
Starmer vows Britain will not yield on Greenland amid US tariff threats, clashes with Badenoch, and faces warnings over Nato unity.
BAFTA 2026 nominations surprise with nods for Mescal, Elordi and Infiniti, while Wicked sequel is largely overlooked.
Green Party beats Liberal Democrats to fourth place in European elections, winning three MEPs and a new seat in the South West.
Documents reveal Mandelson asked for over £500k but received £75k after being sacked as US ambassador over Epstein links.
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PM Keir Starmer vows to prosecute antisemitic chants and hate crime as UK terror threat level rises to 'severe' after Golders Green stabbing.
Black natural hairstyles still face discrimination in UK schools and workplaces, with colonial-era grooming rules persisting across the diaspora.
The USS Gerald R. Ford has arrived in Split, Croatia, for repairs after a fire and nine-month deployment.
Polling suggests SNP will fall short of majority; Labour faces challenges from Reform and SNP as voter discontent grows.
Eritrean man becomes second person deported to France under UK's 'one in, one out' deal after losing legal challenge.
Robert Jenrick says Reform UK would restore the two-child benefit cap, overhaul disability benefits and restrict claims to British nationals.