Irish premier describes Eurovision boycott as ‘act of solidarity’
Ireland's Taoiseach describes Eurovision withdrawal as an act of solidarity with journalists killed in Gaza, as Northern Ireland leaders give opposing views.
Ireland's Taoiseach describes Eurovision withdrawal as an act of solidarity with journalists killed in Gaza, as Northern Ireland leaders give opposing views.
Mauritius considers legal action against the UK after delays in ratifying the Chagos Islands deal, following US President Trump's criticism.
Andrew, former Duke of York, received unexpected visit from Lord Chamberlain as strict rules imposed by King Charles keep him isolated at Sandringham.
Voters head to the polls for the fourth election in Greater Manchester this year, the mayoral by-election with seven candidates and low turnout expected.
Israeli minister Ben-Gvir's video of abusing detained Gaza flotilla activists sparks global condemnation from UK, US, EU, Australia, NZ.
UK energy secretary Ed Miliband says government considering sending ships and mine-hunting drones to help reopen Strait of Hormuz after Iranian blockade.
UEFA has threatened to boycott all FIFA competitions unless Gianni Infantino abandons his proposal to sell World Cup rights to private investors, calling it an irresponsible plot.
Trump officials made false claims after federal officers shot nurse Alex Pretti, saying he was an assassin; video shows he had a phone.
Donald Trump rejected Vladimir Putin's proposal to move Iran's enriched uranium to Russia to end US-Israel war against Tehran, Axios reports.
Over 14,000 mainly Venezuelan migrants head south after Trump's border crackdown, says UN-backed report highlighting increased vulnerability.
Nuneaton lined streets with orange decorations for the funeral of Azaylia Cain, eight-month-old cancer victim, as parents pay tribute.
New Jeffrey Epstein files reveal elite network and special treatment, but not a criminal conspiracy, says historian.
ICC convicts Janjaweed commander Ali Kushayb for war crimes in Darfur; first such conviction for the region. Sentencing pending.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves abandons plan to raise income tax rates, U-turning on key Labour manifesto pledge amid party turmoil and leadership speculation.
Susie Wiles gave candid interviews to Vanity Fair, criticising cabinet officials and Trump, before dismissing the article as a 'hit piece'.
US launches new airstrikes on Iran after Trump vows to 'hit them hard again', as ceasefire appears close to collapse amid missile strikes and oil crisis.
Five Republicans joined Democrats to subpoena Pam Bondi over handling of Epstein files. Committee vote 24-19.
Pressure mounts on Starmer to limit US access to UK bases after Trump’s threat to destroy civilisation if Iran ignores demands.
BBC Question Time audience laughed as a viewer called Reform UK a 'care home for old Tories'. Panelist Douglas Alexander echoed the sentiment, citing defections from the Tories.
Grace Tame calls PM Anthony Albanese a 'coward' and 'turncoat' over his stance on US-Israel strikes on Iran, accusing him of capitulating to foreign powers.
Ellie Crozier, sister of Dunblane victim, warns UK gun laws are at risk 30 years after the massacre that killed 16 children and a teacher.
Tess Daly returns to TV hosting The One Show with husband Vernon Kay, marking her first role since leaving Strictly Come Dancing after 21 years.
Trading Standards warns after pensioner in east Belfast loses £7,000 to rogue traders claiming urgent drain repairs.
US preschool teacher arrested after TV interview praising Venezuelan President Maduro; Maduro pleads not guilty to narco-terrorism charges.
Democratic congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost was punched in a racist attack at Sundance, with the suspect arrested.
Ireland makes basic income for artists permanent but limited to 2,000 on cycles; critics call for expansion amid precarity concerns.
Thousands of Indian women are left trapped after marrying men abroad, facing surveillance, abuse and visa woes. Kiran's story illustrates the 'abandoned brides' crisis.
Two British prisoners in Indonesia, including a woman on death row for drugs, to be repatriated under UK-Indonesia agreement.
Harry Maguire says he is 'shocked' and 'gutted' to miss England's World Cup squad, with Thomas Tuchel favouring other defenders.
Robert Bevan has won the Idaho Lottery 18 times but says his greatest success is his 40-year marriage. He shares his story after a recent $50,000 win.