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.
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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.
Veterans Sue Trump Over DC 'Independence Arch' Project
Three Vietnam War veterans and an architectural historian have filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump to halt construction of a 250-foot arch in Washington, D.C., alleging it obstructs historic views and lacks proper congressional approval.
Judge Accuses White House of Terror Against Immigrants
A federal judge has condemned the Trump administration for terrorising immigrants and recklessly violating the law through mass deportations and mandatory detention policies.
Leigh-Anne Pinnock Confirms Little Mix Reunion Plans
Leigh-Anne Pinnock has confirmed a Little Mix reunion is certain, while revealing she reached out to former bandmate Jesy Nelson during her family crisis.
Ashley James Tears Up Over Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrest
This Morning presenter Ashley James became emotional discussing the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, expressing relief and reflecting on Virginia Giuffre's case.
Neighbours' Uniform Frustration After Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrest
Residents near Sandringham estate express widespread frustration following Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest, with opinions divided between generations about the royal investigation.
Podcast 'In The Room' Reveals Westminster Insider View
Former Boris Johnson aide Cleo Watson and ex-deputy cabinet secretary Helen MacNamara launch a podcast dissecting Westminster's crises, scandals, and decision-making from their unique insider perspectives.
Abuse Victims Memorial Unveiled at Stormont After Long Campaign
A memorial plaque honouring children who suffered historical institutional abuse has been unveiled at Parliament Buildings in Belfast, fulfilling a key recommendation from the 2017 Hart Inquiry report.
Asos Co-Founder Quentin Griffiths Dies in Thailand Plunge
Quentin Griffiths, co-founder of Asos, has died after falling from a 17th-floor flat in Pattaya, Thailand. An investigation is ongoing, with no signs of foul play found yet.
Seth Meyers Predicted Trump's Alien Announcement
Late-night host Seth Meyers foresaw President Trump's extraterrestrial announcement as a distraction from Epstein documents, with a resurfaced video showing his accurate prediction.
California Avalanche Victims: Biotech Exec, Coach, Winemaker Among Dead
Six mothers and three ski guides perished in America's deadliest avalanche in decades. The victims included a biotech executive, leadership coach and natural winemaker, all experienced backcountry skiers.
Ford Fiesta Leads UK's Most Stolen Car Models
New DVLA data reveals the 20 most stolen car models in Britain, with the Ford Fiesta topping the list. Total thefts fell 11%, but hybrid Toyotas and luxury SUVs saw sharp increases.
Ex-Wife: Byron Donalds Used Fake Jamaican Accent
Bisa Hall alleges Florida Republican Rep. Byron Donalds spoke with a strong Jamaican accent when they first met to stand out, revealing details amid a Valentine's Day post controversy.
Trump's Alien Files Pledge Praised, Critics Call It Distraction
President Trump's pledge to release government files on extraterrestrial life wins MAGA praise, while critics dismiss it as a ploy to divert attention from the Epstein files.
Putin Expands Elite Guard Amid Assassination Fears and War Strain
Vladimir Putin has significantly expanded his elite Rosgvardia forces with tanks and artillery, driven by paranoia over assassination plots and internal dissent as Russia's war in Ukraine falters.
Alcoa's $55m Penalty Linked to US Minerals Deal
A document reveals Australia allowed Alcoa to clear WA forest due to a US minerals deal, despite 15 years of illegal clearing and a $55m penalty.
Matt Goodwin Faces GB News Harassment Complaint
Matt Goodwin, Reform UK's byelection candidate, was accused by a GB News staffer of inappropriate comments. The matter was resolved as a 'minor workplace' issue.
Tim Wilson's Ambitious Vision for Australia as Shadow Treasurer
Shadow Treasurer Tim Wilson outlines his ambitious economic and political goals for Australia, aiming to reshape the nation's future while advancing his own career trajectory.
CFMEU Scandal Threatens Jacinta Allan's Premiership
A bombshell report alleges the Victorian CFMEU branch became a crime syndicate, costing taxpayers billions and endangering Premier Jacinta Allan's political future as the state election nears.
Epstein Files Fuel Conspiracy Theories After Andrew Arrest
The arrest of Prince Andrew in the Epstein case reveals systemic failures that validate conspiracy theories, eroding public trust in institutions and rational discourse.
One Nation's Rise Distorts Immigration Policy and Debate
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party, with polls showing up to 26% support, is driving a shift towards anti-immigration rhetoric, influencing major parties like Labor and the Coalition as they adjust policies ahead of the next federal election.
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