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.
Category : Politics
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'
BBC World Service Funding Crisis: Secure Future Demanded
Former BBC World Service correspondents and listeners urge proper funding for the service, highlighting its strategic importance amid global threats and domestic budget cuts.
Ex-Man Utd and Liverpool Player Charged with Attempted Murder
Former Manchester United and Liverpool academy footballer Patrick Lacey, 32, is among four individuals charged with attempted murder after a shooting in Huyton. The victim, a man in his 20s, was shot in the leg and hospitalised with serious injuries.
Badenoch Vows Scottish Tories Can Win Despite Polling Woes
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch rallied Scottish Tory members at their final pre-election conference, insisting the party can win again despite polling projecting just 11 seats.
Teenagers Jailed for Life After Racist Murder of Father
Two teenage boys have been sentenced to life imprisonment for the racist murder of Kamran Aman, a 38-year-old father, in an unprovoked attack in Barry, South Wales.
Milano and Kutcher Mourn Eric Dane After ALS Death
Heartfelt tributes from Alyssa Milano and Ashton Kutcher honor Eric Dane, the Grey's Anatomy star who died at 53 following an ALS diagnosis, celebrating his humor and family devotion.
Real Housewives Star Amanda Cronin Gets Driving Ban
Amanda Cronin, star of Real Housewives of London, has been banned from driving for six months after accumulating twelve penalty points for speeding offences.
Care Home Rapist Jailed for 21 Years for Filming Attacks
Joshua Springer, 35, admitted nine rape charges and making indecent images of children after targeting vulnerable women in a Lincolnshire care home. Police continue investigating the full scale of his offending.
Fact Check: Starmer Polls, Muslim Mayors, AI Epstein Image
Full Fact's latest round-up examines claims about Keir Starmer's popularity, false assertions about England's mayors, and an AI-generated image of Jeffrey Epstein.
Zelensky Rejects Trump Demands for Ukraine Peace Compromise
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky states Ukraine is open to real compromises with Russia but will not accept ultimatums. He criticises Donald Trump's demands as unfair, while allies plan a key meeting on the invasion anniversary.
Rescue Centre Owner Jailed for Five Years Over Animal Cruelty
Oaveed Rahman, 27, sentenced to five years for animal cruelty and fraud after 41 dog carcasses found at his filthy Essex rescue centre. The court heard of horrific conditions and betrayal of pet owners.
Johnson and Truss Lobbied Trump on Chagos Deal
Former UK prime ministers Boris Johnson and Liz Truss reportedly lobbied Donald Trump to oppose the UK's plan to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, amid US military concerns.
White House Press Secretary's Designer Shoe Collection Scrutinised
Karoline Leavitt, the youngest White House Press Secretary, faces scrutiny over her luxury shoe collection featuring brands like Jimmy Choo, Gucci, and Chanel, with stylists analysing her professional image.
Logan Paul Apologises to Alix Earle for DWTS Gaffe
WWE star Logan Paul has issued a public apology after making TikTok sensation Alix Earle feel uncomfortable by mistakenly asking if she had won Dancing With The Stars during a Super Bowl week interview.
Cosla Condemns Toxic Online Abuse Against Councillors in Budget Season
Scotland's council umbrella body Cosla has issued a stark warning about escalating toxic online behaviour and abuse directed at councillors as they finalise annual budgets and council tax decisions.
US Jets Intercept Russian Warplanes Near Alaska
Nine US fighter jets were launched to intercept five Russian military aircraft near Alaska's Air Defense Identification Zone, amid ongoing tensions between Washington and Moscow.
Supreme Court Rules Trump's Tariffs Unlawful, Democrats Rejoice
The US Supreme Court has ruled that Donald Trump overstepped his authority by imposing global tariffs without congressional approval, a decision hailed by Democrats as a victory for American consumers and constitutional limits.
Andrew's Birthday Arrest: Quiet Plans Disrupted by Police Custody
Prince Andrew's planned solitary 66th birthday at Sandringham was abruptly interrupted by his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office, leading to 11 hours in police custody.
Ex-Mail on Sunday Journalist Denies PI Handler Allegations
Paul Henderson, former investigations editor, refutes claims of being a conduit for corrupt private investigators in a high-profile legal case against Associated Newspapers Ltd.
Police Quiz Andrew's Guards, Trump Fumes Over Tariff Decision
Police interview Prince Andrew's protection officers in Epstein probe, while Trump slams Supreme Court tariff ruling as a 'disgrace' and hints at alternative plans.
Andrew's Arrest Threatens Charles's Reign and Monarchy's Future
The arrest of Prince Andrew on misconduct charges has triggered the most damaging crisis for the British monarchy in centuries, raising questions about King Charles's inheritance and the institution's survival amid declining public support.
British Couple Gets 10-Year Sentence in Iran Prison
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.
Amber Glenn Protects Rival from Camera at Olympics
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.
Leerdam's Olympic Skating Suit Auction Draws High Bids
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.
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