Donald Trump's closest aide Natalie Harp has broken her silence on how she helps the US President around the clock in a rare interview, saying she is 'on call' for the Administration, Congress, and Citizens.
Finnish and Swedish fighter jets intercepted Russian aircraft over the Gulf of Finland on Thursday, as NATO warns of intensified hybrid warfare and a low but growing risk of a limited Russian military attack.
Sky News analysis suggests the Tory-Reform vote split could let Labour win hundreds of seats. A tactical right-wing bloc could reach 470 seats, while Restore could split Reform in 50 constituencies.
The Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga and Serie A have issued a joint statement demanding a new FIFA governance structure with three core commitments, including giving stakeholders a real role in decision-making.
Education Minister Paul Givan has warned that negotiations with the UK Government over a financial offer to ease Stormont spending pressures are entering 'no-deal territory', criticising the Northern Ireland Secretary's approach.
President Trump invited Xi Jinping to view the White House ballroom construction site as a special treat during the state dinner, calling it one year from completion.
Trump gifted Xi Jinping a bald eagle statue at a White House state dinner, sparking online backlash over his past anti-communism stance. The two countries also extended a trade deal.
At a lavish White House state dinner, Trump gave Xi a bald eagle statue, while Xi announced two giant pandas for a US zoo.
Andy Burnham has been accused of inciting disorder over migration handling after 781 migrants crossed the Channel in a single day, a record for his administration.
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf was shut down on Good Morning Britain after he refused to explain a tweet deemed racist, with hosts Ranvir Singh and Kate Garraway ending the interview.
Sir Ranulph Fiennes was 'unlawfully deprived of his liberty' after his wife moved him between care homes under a false name, a care watchdog report has revealed.
Mark Wilkinson has resigned as leader of Reform UK on Oldham Council and as councillor for Failsworth West, triggering a by-election, citing health reasons.
Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley criticises courts after sex offender Zafer Dogan was bailed to a flat overlooking a playground, forcing a victim's family to flee London.
Andy Burnham has reportedly been urged by some advisers to call an early general election in spring 2027, despite not needing to hold one until August 2029.
BBC Question Time panellist Ash Sarkar sparked fury by comparing anger over small boat arrivals to 'small penis behaviour' and accusing protesters of 'thuggish racism'.
Sarah Ferguson could be a "danger" to the Royal Family after reports of a seven-figure deal for explosive details about Prince Andrew, a GB News guest has warned.
Barcelona sporting director Deco has responded to speculation linking the club with Manchester United youngster JJ Gabriel, insisting the Spanish giants are not 'interested in any player in his situation'.
Baroness Sherlock's 34-word DWP statement on the state pension age rise to 68 differs from previous announcements. It neither rejects the OBR claim nor confirms the 2044 law.
Lewis Hamilton has criticised the FIA as the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend begins. Qualifying takes place today, with Kimi Antonelli leading the championship.
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband told Iran’s foreign minister in New York that Britain will not tolerate intimidation, threats or hostile activity on UK soil from Iranian-linked groups.
A Vinted seller warns others to film and photograph items before shipping after a buyer allegedly used AI to fake a stain and resold the dress for a profit.
Declassified CIA files from the 1960s contain 'The Adam and Eve Story', which claims Jesus predicted the end of the world through cyclical pole shifts.
Chancellor John Healey faces a £18.5bn borrowing rise, but public spending is at record levels, making poverty claims a myth, writes Leo McKinstry.
Sir Tony Blair's think tank urges the UK to rejoin a reformed EU within a decade, while Sir Richard Branson calls Brexit an 'unmitigated disaster'.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski says he can win the Holborn and St Pancras by-election, despite polls and the seat's long Labour history, aiming for a historic upset.
Liverpool beat Real Madrid to sign teenage goalkeeper Lucca Brughmans, while Frank Leboeuf says Bradley Barcola is not worth his £123m fee.
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband told Iran's foreign minister in New York that Britain will not tolerate intimidation, threats or hostile activity on UK soil from Iranian-linked groups.
Trump sparked health concerns at a state dinner with Xi Jinping as his hands appeared discoloured and concealed, and he closed his eyes during translation pauses.
Protesters drowned out the US national anthem as Trump welcomed Xi Jinping to the White House for a state dinner, with arrests made outside the grounds.
Donald Trump appeared furious as pro- and anti-China protests drowned out the US national anthem during the arrival of Xi Jinping for a White House state dinner.