Ex-American Idol Singer Caleb Flynn Arrested for Murder
Caleb Flynn, a singer who competed on American Idol in 2013, has been arrested in Ohio for allegedly murdering his wife, with charges including felonious assault and evidence tampering.
Category : Politics
Badenoch Vows Tory Victory in Scotland Despite Polling
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch rallied Scottish Tories at Murrayfield, insisting the party can win May's election and counter Labour and SNP policies she labels economic suicide.
Sir Chris Hoy Shares Leadership Insights During Cancer Fight
Olympic cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy discusses resilience and leadership while facing terminal prostate cancer, as he prepares to headline The Calling summit in Glasgow.
Judge Blocks Eviction of Chagos Islanders, Halting Starmer
A judge has temporarily blocked eviction orders against Chagos Islanders who returned home, complicating Keir Starmer's plans to transfer the islands to Mauritius amid US opposition.
Trump Weighs Military Strikes on Iran for Nuclear Deal Pressure
President Donald Trump stated he is considering airstrikes on Iran to force a new nuclear agreement, following earlier comments setting a 10-15 day deadline for Tehran.
Conservatives Vow to End Lord Advocate Dual Role in Scotland
Kemi Badenoch announces Conservative plan to separate Scotland's top law officer roles after Lord Advocate memo row involving Peter Murrell case.
Menzies Nearly Ended Darts Career After Table Punching
Scottish darts player Cameron Menzies reveals he almost quit the sport after severe hand injuries from punching a table at the World Championship, requiring surgery and ongoing treatment.
Dual National Blocked from Visiting Dying Mother by Home Office
A British woman in the Netherlands faces 'stress upon stress' as new Home Office rules prevent her from using her Dutch passport to visit her 91-year-old dying mother in England, sparking calls for a grace period.
Trump Weighs Iran Strike as Nuclear Talks Stall
US President Donald Trump announces he is considering military action against Iran, warning of 'bad things' if no nuclear deal is reached within days.
ONS Chief Slams BBC's Industry Over Fake Statistician Plot
The Office for National Statistics has criticised the BBC drama Industry for depicting characters impersonating ONS field staff, warning it risks undermining public trust in data collection.
Conner Smith's Misdemeanor Charge Dropped After Family Request
Prosecutors have withdrawn the misdemeanor citation against country music star Conner Smith for the fatal accident involving 77-year-old Dorothy Dobbins, following a request from the victim's family.
Radcliffe Slams 'Worst' Harry Potter Casting Pitch Idea
Daniel Radcliffe has disclosed a bizarre casting pitch from his Harry Potter days involving a Wizard of Oz remake with his co-stars, which he called 'one of the worst ideas I've ever heard'.
Manslaughter Verdict in Alpine Tragedy: Partner Guilty After Death
A Salzburg man has been convicted of manslaughter after his girlfriend froze to death on Austria's highest peak, Grossglockner, following a climb with inadequate equipment and critical errors.
Charlotte Ross: Soap Star to Marvel's Wonder Man at 58
Actress Charlotte Ross, famed for Days of Our Lives and NYPD Blue, showcases her enduring talent and stunning looks at the Wonder Man premiere, reflecting on a career spanning decades.
Epstein Survivor, Former Trump Voter at State of the Union
Haley Robson, an Epstein survivor who retracted her support for Donald Trump, will attend his State of the Union address as a guest of Rep. Ro Khanna, highlighting justice system concerns.
Nunes Fires Back at Strickland's Sexist Women's MMA Rant
UFC legend Amanda Nunes has responded to Sean Strickland's derogatory remarks about women's MMA, following his tirade against Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano's upcoming Netflix fight.
Colbert Mocks Andrew's Arrest and Trump's Board of Peace
Stephen Colbert's Late Show monologue celebrated Prince Andrew's arrest with British justice jokes and ridiculed Trump's Board of Peace as a cash-only scheme with dubious allies.
Mother and Son Found Dead in Car After Rhode Island Snowstorm
Irina Kozak, 75, and her son Stanislaw, 49, were discovered deceased in their vehicle near Miriam Hospital in Providence after being trapped during a severe winter storm.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Fall from Grace: A Royal Scandal
A detailed account of Prince Andrew's journey from a young royal to his arrest on misconduct charges, highlighting key events and associations that led to his dramatic fall from favour.
Trump's 'Strike on Iran' Update Fuels Middle East War Fears
Donald Trump says he is considering a strike on Iran as tensions escalate, with US carriers moving closer and Iran-Russia drills heightening conflict risks.
Tories to End Lord Advocate Dual Role After Murrell Memo Row
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch pledges to separate Scotland's top law officer's prosecutorial and advisory functions, citing conflict of interest concerns in the Peter Murrell case.
Royal Finances Under Scrutiny: Andrew Scandal and Money Trail
The arrest of Prince Andrew highlights the need to scrutinise royal finances. As the Watergate scandal showed, following the money reveals truths about power and privilege in public life.
Andrew's Neighbours React to Arrest: Anger and Shock in Sandringham
Residents near Andrew's temporary Norfolk home express mixed reactions to his arrest, from anger to sympathy, with some calling it long overdue while others question the investigation's focus.
Noem's Secret Senate Plan as Trump Immigration Agenda Falters
Kristi Noem is reportedly plotting a return to the Senate from Trump's administration, as public support for mass deportations wanes following a controversial shooting in Minneapolis.
Police Extend Royal Lodge Searches After Andrew's Release
Thames Valley Police confirm searches at Royal Lodge will continue until Monday following Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's release under investigation for alleged misconduct.
First Minister on MLA Pay Rise: Public Reaction Understandable
First Minister Michelle O'Neill says public reaction to a proposed £14,000 salary increase for MLAs is understandable amid cost-of-living pressures. The independent recommendation is now under consultation.
Trump Rumoured to Attend Winter Olympics Ice Hockey Final
Reports suggest US President Donald Trump may attend the men's ice hockey gold medal match at the Winter Olympics if the USA reaches the final, with heightened security planned.
Maxwell Family 'Astonished' by Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrest
The family of convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell has expressed shock at Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest, calling for transparency and evidence they claim Maxwell never received during her trial.
OBR Figures: Borrowing Down, Tax Up - Is Reeves' Plan Working?
Latest OBR data reveals government borrowing fell to £112.1bn, below forecasts, as tax receipts surged. Chancellor Rachel Reeves' fiscal strategy shows signs of improvement ahead of spring statement.
Patrick Dempsey Mourns Eric Dane's Death at 59
Patrick Dempsey pays emotional tribute to Grey's Anatomy co-star Eric Dane, who died at 59 following a courageous public battle with ALS, as fans worldwide mourn the loss.
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