Lindsay and Craig Foreman, a British couple detained in Iran, have been sentenced to 10 years for espionage, a charge they deny, amid rising geopolitical tensions and family campaigns for their release.
American figure skater Amber Glenn intervened to block a camera from filming Japan's tearful Kaori Sakamoto after a silver medal finish, sparking debate about media boundaries.
Dutch speed skater Jutta Leerdam's gold medal-winning suit is up for auction, with bids already surpassing £2,400. The sale follows her record-breaking Olympic performance and controversial post-race celebration.
American rock climber Alex Honnold discusses family life and sleepless nights following his historic free solo ascent of Taipei 101, the world's 11th tallest building.
From Anne Hathaway and James Franco's infamous 2011 Oscars to Alan Cumming's upcoming Baftas, hosting awards shows is a high-stakes role. Experts reveal what makes a successful host and why some fail spectacularly.
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.
The United States military has developed high-stakes plans for potential strikes on Iran, including regime change options, as President Trump considers limited action amid escalating tensions.
German consultant David Stern resigns from Cambridge Judge Business School after emails reveal his role as intermediary between Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew.
After 11 days of pre-season testing in Bahrain, Mercedes and Red Bull emerge as frontrunners, with Ferrari showing promise. New teams Cadillac and Audi face challenges as the F1 season approaches.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe will not face charges from the Football Association for his claim that the UK was 'colonised by immigrants', despite widespread political criticism.
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein express shock and elation as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is arrested on misconduct suspicion, calling it Virginia Giuffre's legacy.
The US Supreme Court has ruled 6-3 against President Donald Trump's tariffs, deeming his use of a 1977 national emergency law as exceeding his authority, with Chief Justice Roberts leading the majority.
President Donald Trump has condemned the Supreme Court's decision to strike down his global tariffs, calling it a 'disgrace' and suggesting an alternative strategy.
Migrant families in the UK may have to give up vital in-work benefits like child support and universal credit to avoid extended waits for settled status under proposed government changes, risking increased poverty and hardship.
Two Las Vegas women smiled and laughed in court as they were sentenced for a 2023 robbery that led to the death of 101-year-old WWII veteran Herbert Muskin after a high-speed police chase.
Alex Brooker and Josh Widdicombe recreate Prince Andrew's post-arrest car photo, sparking hilarious social media reactions and viral memes about his birthday arrest.
Donald Trump has stated he is considering ordering airstrikes on Iran to pressure the country into a new nuclear agreement, with a 10-15 day deadline and significant US military buildup in the Middle East.
A British influencer with nearly 400,000 Instagram followers has been arrested in Majorca on suspicion of poisoning her husband after allegedly pressuring him to obtain life insurance.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch pledges to separate Scotland's top law officer's dual roles following controversy over the SNP embezzlement case involving Peter Murrell.
Bodyguards for Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev violently confronted protesters in Washington during his visit for Donald Trump's inaugural Board of Peace meeting, drawing comparisons to past incidents involving Turkish security.
Michelle Keegan showcases a Jennifer Aniston-inspired 'Rachel' haircut on Instagram, amid reports she's in California for a potential role in Reese Witherspoon's new film adaptation.
This Morning's Ashley James broke down in tears, expressing relief at Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest for misconduct in a public office, linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
Charlotte Hornets star LaMelo Ball has refuted allegations he fled the scene of his downtown car wreck, despite surveillance footage appearing to show him exiting his damaged Hummer and entering a waiting Lamborghini.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore avoided answering a CNN anchor's question about church records contradicting his story of family exile by the KKK in the 1920s.
Woman's Trust has ended its partnership with Katie Price just two months after it began, following her explosive social media posts about her new husband's ex and denial of assault allegations.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.