A group of Chagossians face arrest and fines after arriving in their ancestral homeland, defying Labour's sovereignty transfer to Mauritius. Former Tory MP Adam Holloway joins their protest.
Prince Andrew becomes eligible for a £7,000 annual state pension on his 66th birthday, with growing pressure to follow King Charles in donating the money to charity.
Jazmyn Gourdeous writes emotional letter to Indonesian court as three men face sentencing for the alleged assassination of her husband Zavan Radmanovic in a Bali villa shooting.
WWE wrestling icon Dustin Rhodes will appear alongside Claudia Winkleman at Crufts, the world's largest dog show, in Birmingham this March on Channel 4.
Lara Trump reveals Donald Trump has a prepared speech to announce alien life discovery, following Barack Obama's viral comments on UFOs during a podcast interview.
Iran temporarily closed the Strait of Hormuz for military drills, marking the first closure since the 1980s, as tensions with the US escalate over nuclear talks and naval deployments.
A former protection officer alleges Andrew visited Jeffrey Epstein's private island at least twice with police, raising questions about oversight and loyalty within the Royal Protection Unit.
Social Circle, a conservative Georgia town, unites against a proposed ICE detention facility, citing infrastructure strains and lack of federal consultation.
Boston Red Sox supporters are slamming MLB's merchandise partner Fanatics over the team's new jerseys, with critics accusing the company of poor quality and even joking about war crimes.
Lee Slocombe, a serial fraudster builder, has been jailed for six years after leaving multiple homes in ruins and costing victims over £570,000 through dangerous and shoddy work.
Former TOWIE star Billie Shepherd shares Instagram snaps from a luxury Abu Dhabi resort with her family, showing off her figure in a red bikini and documenting joyful moments following her father-in-law's passing.
Davide Cini speaks out after inquest into Strictly Come Dancing star Robin Windsor's suicide, revealing how a brutal injury ended his BBC career and impacted his mental health.
The Louvre's deputy administrator states fraud is statistically unavoidable at large museums as France investigates a multimillion-euro ticket scheme involving tour guides and staff.
Reform UK proposes restoring the two-child benefit cap, drawing fierce criticism from Labour leader Keir Starmer who warns it could plunge hundreds of thousands of children into poverty.
Federal and local authorities are investigating the alleged beating of Alberto Castañeda Mondragón by ICE agents in Minnesota, which left him with eight skull fractures and brain hemorrhaging.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has defended the Government's reversal on postponing 30 English council elections, citing new legal advice and describing the original delay as locally led decisions.
Radio Free Asia has resumed broadcasting to Chinese audiences in Mandarin, Tibetan, and Uyghur after Congress reinstated funding cut by the Trump administration, which had forced mass layoffs and shutdowns.
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay opens up about his mixed emotions as daughter Tilly chooses to train at Ballymaloe Cookery School instead of under his guidance.
From Hugh Bonneville to Daisy May Cooper, discover all the stars rumoured to be entering the Celebrity Traitors castle for the BBC's hit show in 2026.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has defended his government's reversal on postponing English council elections, citing legal advice and local authority requests as key factors in the decision-making process.
Disney Plus announces a Hannah Montana 20th anniversary special with Miley Cyrus. We explore what the original cast members are doing today in their careers and personal lives.
Scotland's Lord Advocate faces scrutiny after email reveals First Minister John Swinney was notified of embezzlement charges against former SNP chief Peter Murrell weeks before public disclosure, sparking accusations of special treatment.
The Department for Work and Pensions has paid out £35 million in Cold Weather Payments this winter, supporting 1.5 million households with £25 heating bill assistance during freezing spells.
First Minister John Swinney declines to comment on why he received advance details of Peter Murrell's embezzlement charge, as opposition parties demand explanations from Scotland's Lord Advocate.
Robert Jenrick announces Reform UK will reinstate the two-child benefit cap, calling it unaffordable. Labour condemns the move as 'shameful' and poverty-inducing.
A female Britain's Got Talent dancer, aged 38, died by suicide days after being arrested on suspicion of a child sex offence, an inquest has heard.
The Foreign Office has revised travel guidance for 29 European destinations, including Spain and France, due to the EU's phased rollout of its biometric Entry/Exit System starting April 2026.
The Victoria and Albert Museum has acquired 'Me at the zoo', the first video uploaded to YouTube in 2005, along with a reconstructed 2006 webpage, marking a key moment in internet history.
An inquest into the death of Britain's Got Talent semi-finalist Kerri-Anne Donaldson has heard she was arrested on suspicion of child sex offending days before she died.
SNP leader John Swinney repeatedly declined to comment on reports he received details of Peter Murrell's embezzlement charge weeks before public disclosure, sparking opposition demands for transparency.