Trump claims 'most' Iranians share first name Muhammad
Trump claims most Iranians are named Muhammad, discusses Space Force surveillance and nuclear dust in Fox News interviews.
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Kyle Sandilands' $100m contract perks revealed as legal battle with Kiis FM continues
Court documents reveal Kyle Sandilands' $100m contract perks, including five-star hotels and $120k flight allowance, as he sues ARN Media.
Labour Accused of Breaking Promise Over Foie Gras Ban
Campaigners question whether Labour will keep its long-promised ban on foie gras imports after the Government made the ban conditional on EU trade negotiations.
Channel 4 removes Married at First Sight UK after rape allegations
Channel 4 removes all seasons of Married at First Sight UK after rape and sexual assault claims from former participants.
Minnesota 15: Minneapolis protesters defiant after conspiracy charges over ICE resistance
Fifteen Minneapolis protesters face conspiracy charges for resisting ICE operations. Organisers vow to continue despite legal threats, drawing comparisons to other cases.
Starmer Faces Mounting Pressure Over Mandelson's Epstein Ties
Starmer defends Mandelson amid fresh Epstein revelations, facing calls from opposition leaders to sack the US ambassador.
Thai opposition politician cleared of royal insult charges
Thai opposition figure Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit acquitted of royal insult and cybercrime charges from a 2021 Facebook livestream.
Adam Thomas regrets reaction as Jimmy Bullard exits I'm a Celebrity after trial row
Adam Thomas has spoken of his regret after a furious row with Jimmy Bullard led to the former footballer leaving the jungle.
Putin is 'being lied to' by his own commanders, analysts say
Russian commanders are likely lying to Vladimir Putin about gains in Ukraine, ISW says, citing AI-altered footage of a captured settlement.
Mandelson Vetting: Cabinet Secretary Advised Starmer to Wait, Documents Show
Documents show cabinet secretary advised Starmer to wait for Mandelson vetting before appointment; PM to give statement.
Zarah Sultana drops legal threat against Jeremy Corbyn over party membership row
MP Zarah Sultana says she will not pursue legal action against Jeremy Corbyn, seeking to reconcile after a dispute over Your Party membership sign-ups.
Trump administration scaled back ICE body cameras before Minneapolis shootings
Trump administration cut ICE body camera funding and oversight before two fatal Minneapolis shootings, sparking political backlash.
Greene admits she was 'naive' to believe Trump was a man of the people
Marjorie Taylor Greene says she was naive about Trump, citing his reaction to Charlie Kirk's death and her break with MAGA.
Gavin Newsom calls Minneapolis ICE shooting ‘state-sponsored terrorism’
Gavin Newsom calls Minneapolis ICE shooting ‘state-sponsored terrorism’ as officials dispute accounts of the killing of Renee Nicole Good.
Epstein files reveal Prince Andrew's role in granting access to royal circle
US justice department releases Epstein files showing Prince Andrew with Epstein and Maxwell at royal estates, prompting scrutiny of his high-society connections.
Surge in racial profiling complaints against immigration agents under Trump
US citizens and legal residents report racial profiling by ICE under Trump crackdown, with Somalis targeted and record detention numbers.
Tandem skydiving deaths in Devon: instructor and woman identified
Instructor Adam Harrison and Belinda Taylor died in tandem skydiving incident near Dunkeswell aerodrome. Family tributes and investigation ongoing.
Mother who wrote children's book on grief gets life sentence for murdering husband
Utah mother Kouri Richins, author of a children's book on grief, given life without parole for murdering husband with fentanyl in 2022.
Turning Point Australia targets elections and schools with right-wing Christian agenda
Turning Point Australia plans to expand into schools and influence elections with a right-wing Christian agenda, leaders say.
Lorraine Kelly stuns GMB viewers with blunt swipe at Jennifer Arcuri
Lorraine Kelly challenged Jennifer Arcuri on Good Morning Britain, leading to claims of presenters 'ganging up' and sparking a social media reaction.
Iran threatens fire of war as US plans new attack
Iran has threatened Middle East neighbours with retaliation as US and Israel plan new strikes, warning US allies will 'burn in the fire of war'.
Cuban migrant's death at Texas detention facility ruled homicide
Autopsy confirms Cuban migrant's death at a Texas facility was homicide, citing asphyxia from restraint. Family seeks witness testimony.
Trump warns of tariffs on countries opposing Greenland takeover
Trump threatens tariffs on countries opposing his plan to annex Greenland, as US envoy insists a deal 'should and will be made' and a bipartisan delegation visits Copenhagen in support of Denmark.
Jaylen Brown accuses Beverly Hills of lying over shutdown of All-Star event
Jaylen Brown disputes Beverly Hills' claim that his pre-All-Star event was shut down for lacking a permit, insisting no permit was needed.
Briercliffe man died from hypothermia after walking home in snow, inquest hears
Gary Windle, 25, died from hypothermia after walking home in snow near Burnley; inquest records misadventure.
Keir Starmer to Abolish Post-Ministerial Jobs Watchdog in Standards Overhaul
Keir Starmer abolishes Acoba, introduces financial penalties for breaching post-ministerial job rules, and creates a new ethics commission.
AFL great's son jailed for six years over rape and forged Uber receipt
Tom Silvagni, son of AFL great Stephen Silvagni, jailed for six years and two months for raping a woman and forging an Uber receipt in Melbourne.
Lewis family pledge to rebuild trust at Tottenham after poor seasons
Tottenham's owners, the Lewis family, apologise for poor results, pledge investment and say they are not selling the club.
Hong Kong fire tragedy exposes diminished civil society
Hong Kong's Tai Po fire response is shaped by a diminished civil society under national security crackdown, with bamboo scaffolding becoming a cultural flashpoint.
Burnham: Fix Palliative Care Before Assisted Dying Debate
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says assisted dying legislation should wait until palliative and social care funding is fixed, urging cross-party talks.
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