Faldo Ranks McIlroy Fifth Among Golf's All-Time Greats
Sir Nick Faldo acknowledges Rory McIlroy's elite status but places him behind Hogan, Player, Nicklaus, and Woods in the pantheon of golf legends.
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Brit Stranded in Spain Over New Border Rules
Natasha Cochrane De La Rosa, a British-born woman, was barred from boarding her flight home from Spain due to new post-Brexit border regulations requiring dual nationals to present specific documentation.
Police Blame Retailers for Shoplifting Crisis Over CCTV Refusal
A Metropolitan Police chief has claimed shoplifters are evading justice because storekeepers refuse to hand over CCTV evidence, hampering prosecutions amid soaring crime rates.
Vance Mocked Over Iran Talks Collapse and Orban Election Loss
Vice President JD Vance endured a disastrous weekend as Iran peace talks failed after 21 hours and his endorsed candidate Viktor Orban lost power in Hungary, sparking widespread ridicule.
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PM Drops Spy Veto on Hillsborough Law, Adds Judicial Oversight
British intelligence agencies will face judicial scrutiny under revised Hillsborough Law plans, as the Prime Minister abandons proposals to grant MI5, MI6 and GCHQ unilateral veto powers over information disclosure.
Southport Attack Report Slams Public Services Over Missed Threats
A damning report on the Southport knife attack will criticise multiple public bodies for failing to act on warning signs about killer Axel Rudakubana, who murdered three children in 2024.
Hungarian Voters Reject Trump's Vision, Oust Orbán in Landslide
Hungarian voters have delivered a decisive blow to Donald Trump's nationalist European project by ousting Viktor Orbán in a historic election defeat, signaling Europe's growing independence from American influence.
Starmer Rejects Trump's Iran Blockade, Vows No War Involvement
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer refuses to support Donald Trump's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, focusing diplomatic efforts on reopening the key shipping lane to avoid conflict escalation.
Pavement Parking Blocks Disabled Children from Playing
A father in West Lancashire reveals how selfish pavement parking prevents his wheelchair-using daughter from playing outside, highlighting a nationwide accessibility crisis affecting vulnerable pedestrians.
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Ex-Detective Warns Emma Caldwell Killer Had More Victims
A retired detective involved in the Emma Caldwell murder case fears convicted killer Iain Packer committed further murders, as a public inquiry into the investigation is announced.
2026 Food Waste Rules: Avoid Fines with Proper Disposal
Millions of households in England face new mandatory food waste collection rules from 2026, with fines up to £80 for mismanagement. Learn which items are accepted and which are banned.
Putin and Trump's Bet on Hungary's Orban Backfired
Analysis reveals how both Moscow and Washington backed Viktor Orban's semi-authoritarian rule to advance their agendas, only to see Hungarian voters reject their influence.
China Resumes Taiwan Flights and Trade After KMT Leader's Visit
China announces the resumption of direct flights to mainland cities and imports of Taiwanese aquaculture products following a high-profile meeting between President Xi Jinping and Kuomintang leader Cheng Li-wun.
Rosamund Pike's Tearful Olivier Tribute to Partner
Rosamund Pike broke down in tears at the Olivier Awards, paying tribute to her partner Robie Uniacke for caring for their sons while she worked. The actress won Best Actress for 'Inter Alia'.
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Essiedu Wins Olivier Award Amid Snape Role Death Threats
Actor Paapa Essiedu secures Best Actor Olivier Award while facing racist abuse for his upcoming role as Severus Snape in HBO's Harry Potter TV series.
Péter Magyar Wins Hungary Election in Historic Victory
Péter Magyar's Tiszaparty triumphs over Viktor Orbán's Fidesz after 16 years, promising EU funds, anti-corruption, and support for Roma communities.
Trump Slams Pope as US Iran Blockade Hours Away
Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on Pope Leo over nuclear weapon comments, with the US military set to begin blockading Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz today.
Thousands of Unpaid Carers May Have Debts Cancelled
The DWP is reviewing 200,000 Carer's Allowance overpayment cases, with 25,000 carers potentially having debts cancelled or refunded due to confusing earnings guidance.
Starmer Rejects Trump's Hormuz Blockade as Oil Prices Set to Rise
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has refused to join Donald Trump's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, warning it could worsen economic pain for Britons through higher petrol costs. A government minister repeatedly declined to endorse the US move.
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EU Entry-Exit System: Changes for British Travellers
The EU's Entry-Exit System (EES) will require British travellers to provide fingerprints and facial biometrics, replacing manual passport stamping and enforcing the 90-day stay limit from September 2026.
UK to Align with EU Single Market Rules Under New Bill
The UK government is drafting legislation to adopt EU single market rules in areas like food standards, using 'dynamic alignment' to streamline trade and boost growth, sparking debate over parliamentary control.
Starmer Rejects Trump's Hormuz Blockade, UK Stays Out
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has firmly dismissed Donald Trump's proposal to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing the UK's commitment to keeping the vital shipping route open to stabilize global energy markets.
Nick Mohammed on Comedy Ethics and Olivier Hosting
Comedian Nick Mohammed discusses his role as Olivier Awards host, his views on comedy ethics, and his career journey from Mr Swallow to Ted Lasso fame.
UK Woman Stranded in Spain Over £589 Passport Rule
A London-born woman is stranded in Spain after new UK border rules require dual nationals to present a British passport or pay £589 for a digital certificate to enter the country.
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Swalwell Drops Out of California Governor Race Over Allegations
Democratic Representative Eric Swalwell has suspended his gubernatorial campaign following multiple sexual misconduct allegations from a former staffer and three other women, which he denies as false.
Trump Attacks Pope Leo, Posts AI Image as Jesus
Former President Donald Trump criticises Pope Leo XIV as 'weak' on crime and foreign policy, while sharing an AI-generated image depicting himself as Jesus Christ.
Royal Navy Seeks French Help to Patrol UK Waters
The Royal Navy is reportedly asking France for assistance in intercepting Russian vessels in British waters due to a shortage of ships, highlighting defence vulnerabilities.
Man Hospitalised After Toilet Collapse in Stoke Park
A 70-year-old father suffered back injuries when a public toilet cubicle collapsed on him at Central Forest Park. Philip Johnson claims the council facilities were in dangerous disrepair.
Trump Slams Pope Leo as 'Weak', Posts AI Jesus Image
Former President Donald Trump launched a late-night Truth Social tirade against Pope Leo XIV, calling him 'weak' on crime and foreign policy while sharing an AI-generated image of himself as Jesus healing the sick.
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Starmer Scraps Spy Veto in Hillsborough Law After Backlash
Keir Starmer will extend the duty of candour to MI5, MI6 and GCHQ, removing security chiefs' power to block evidence in public inquiries after campaigner pressure.
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