Asos Co-Founder Dies in Thailand Fall Amid Legal Dispute
Quentin Griffiths, 58, a co-founder of Asos, fell to his death from a building in Thailand. Police found no evidence of foul play, but he was involved in a legal dispute with his ex-wife.
Category : Politics
Police Urge Andrew's Ex-Bodyguards to Speak in Epstein Probe
Metropolitan Police appeal to former royal protection officers as searches continue at Royal Lodge. Sir Keir Starmer considers law change to remove Andrew from succession line.
Government May Remove Andrew from Royal Succession Line
The UK government is drafting legislation to potentially remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of succession, pending police investigation outcomes and international agreements.
Starmer to Consider Law Removing Andrew from Succession
The UK government will consider legislation to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession following police investigations into misconduct allegations.
DHS Considers $70m Luxury Jet for Deportations and Travel
The Department of Homeland Security is reportedly planning to buy a Boeing 737-8 Max with a bar and flat-screen TVs for deportation flights and transporting Trump administration officials, sparking internal criticism.
Woman Jailed for Arson Attack That Killed Ex-Wife's Dog
Meadow Raine-Jones receives nearly three-year sentence after setting fire to her ex-wife's home, resulting in the death of a dog. The case involved stalking, harassment, and domestic violence charges.
Pet Rehoming Owner Jailed After 41 Dead Animals Found
Oaveed Rahman sentenced to five years for animal cruelty and fraud after 41 pets found dead at his Essex rehoming centre. Victims told court of their trauma as vet described 'most horrific' scene.
Wexner: Epstein Name-Dropped Trump to Flex Influence
Billionaire Leslie Wexner told Congress that Jeffrey Epstein would name-drop Donald Trump and others to appear influential. The deposition revealed details of their relationship and the release of millions of Epstein documents.
Government Weighs Removing Andrew from Royal Succession
The UK Government is reportedly drafting legislation to strip Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor of his place in the line of succession following his arrest over Jeffrey Epstein links. A YouGov poll shows 82% of Britons support this move.
Biathlete Makes History with Refugee Team After Exile
Darya Dolidovich, barred from Olympics over family's political stance, becomes first biathlete to compete for Refugee Team after fleeing Belarus for Poland.
Government Plans to Remove Prince Andrew from Succession Line
The UK government is reportedly preparing a consultation to remove Prince Andrew from the line of succession following police investigations into his conduct, with overwhelming public support for the move.
World Cup FanFest Canceled, $5M Community Plan Announced
A week-long World Cup fan festival at Liberty State Park in Jersey City has been canceled. New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill announced a $5 million initiative for community celebrations instead.
Congress Restores Funding to Cultural Institutions Targeted by Trump
In a significant break from former President Donald Trump, Congress has approved funding for key cultural institutions including the Institute of American Indian Arts, reversing previous attempts to eliminate their federal support.
Trump's Peace Board: US Funds Private Initiative in Gaza
The US channels $10bn into Donald Trump's Board of Peace while UN aid lags, raising concerns that foreign policy prioritises private interests over public good in Gaza.
Trump's Peace Board Visions Clash with Gaza's Grim Reality
While President Trump's Board of Peace pledged billions for Gaza's reconstruction, residents in displacement camps see no hope amid ongoing devastation and unmet promises.
NJ Governor Cancels $5M World Cup FanFest
New Jersey's Democrat governor has canceled a week-long World Cup FanFest at Liberty State Park, redirecting $5 million to community initiatives across 21 counties.
Kelly Clarkson Ends Talk Show After 7 Seasons
Kelly Clarkson explains her difficult decision to end 'The Kelly Clarkson Show' to prioritise her children following family changes, while continuing other career projects.
Florida Renames Palm Beach Airport After Donald Trump
Florida Republicans have passed a bill renaming Palm Beach International Airport after Donald Trump, sparking outrage from Democrats over the partisan move and trademark concerns.
Fake Rehoming Centre Owner Jailed for Starving Dogs to Death
Oaveed Rahman, 26, sentenced to five years for animal cruelty and fraud after leaving dozens of dogs and a cat to starve at his fake Essex rehoming centre, with carcasses found piled up like rubbish.
Lake Tahoe Avalanche: Six Mothers in Ski Group Among Victims
Six members of a close-knit mother's ski group were among the nine victims of a devastating avalanche at Lake Tahoe's Castle Peak trailhead. The tragedy has left families and communities in mourning.
UN Chief Salih: Diplomacy Only Viable Path to Ukraine Peace
UNHCR head Barham Salih warns humanitarian aid is critically short while stressing diplomacy remains the sole realistic route to a durable peace in Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.
Sasha Cohen on Olympic Sacrifices 20 Years After Medal
Former US figure skater Sasha Cohen opens up about the mental and physical toll of Olympic competition, sharing insights from her career and reflections on watching the 2026 Games.
MPs Urge Parliament to Review Andrew's Royal Succession Status
Cross-party MPs call for legislative action to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of succession following his arrest and Epstein scandal links.
FA Takes No Action Against Ratcliffe Over Immigration Comments
The Football Association will not charge Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe for his controversial immigration comments, issuing only a reminder of responsibilities.
Buffalo Bills Stadium Vandalism: $100K Reward Offered
Construction firm Gilbane | Turner offers a $100,000 reward after vandals cause $150,000 in damage to the new Buffalo Bills stadium, with pornographic and anti-LGBTQ graffiti found in suites.
Eric Dane, Grey's Anatomy Star, Dies at 53 from ALS
American actor Eric Dane, best known for playing Dr. Mark 'McSteamy' Sloan in Grey's Anatomy, has died aged 53 after battling motor neurone disease. His career spanned TV, film and theatre.
Labour's Gorton and Denton Seat at Risk as Greens Lead Poll
New polling shows the Green Party ahead in the Gorton and Denton by-election, challenging Labour's long-held stronghold. With Reform close behind, the contest is tighter than ever.
Andrew Released Under Investigation in Epstein Probe
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been released under investigation after police questioned him over allegations of sharing confidential material with Jeffrey Epstein. Officers searched his Sandringham and Royal Lodge residences.
Women Challenge Male Entitlement in Public Spaces
Readers share experiences of men pushing, shouting, and barging into women in public, highlighting a shift in societal behaviour and calling for change.
Political Plurality Praised in Local Governance and Letters
A letter from Rodney Brooke highlights the benefits of political plurality in local government, with representation from Conservative, Green, and Labour officials. Other letters discuss Wuthering Heights sales, bed warmers, and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor'
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