A primary school teacher describes a 'harrowing' World Book Day incident where boys dressed as misogynist influencers, sparking a push for positive role models like Angry Ginge to promote digital literacy and online safety.
Debbie Lee from Southend-on-Sea was left speechless as goldsmith Richard Talman restored a charm bracelet and necklace handmade by her father from kitchen cutlery on The Repair Shop.
President Donald Trump's decision to post an AI meme depicting himself as Jesus Christ was reportedly influenced by Bill Pulte, director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, known as an 'agent of chaos'.
Papal experts reveal Pope Leo XIV likely prepared for Donald Trump's social media attacks through strategic 'wargaming' before their unprecedented public clash over Middle East conflict language.
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A 66-year-old amputee from Newport was issued a £70 parking fine just minutes after contractors painted a disabled bay around his vehicle, leaving him in disbelief.
Vladimir Putin is poised to gain expanded legal authority to deploy Russian troops abroad under a new law, raising fears of potential conflict with NATO and testing alliance defense commitments.
A mother from Plymouth was devastated after discovering a scammer duplicated her genuine GoFundMe campaign for her 11-month-old daughter with a rare cancerous condition, conning donors out of thousands of pounds intended for medical expenses.
Russia has issued an unusually long safety warning for the Barents Sea, designating areas as 'missile impact zones' for a Soyuz rocket launch carrying Rassvet broadband satellites.
China's foreign ministry cautions citizens against US travel, specifically warning about entry via Seattle-Tacoma Airport following reports of Chinese scholars facing 'malicious questioning' and denial of entry despite valid visas.
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Forres in the Scottish Highlands has seen only two parking tickets issued since 2023, despite widespread illegal parking, as the town lacks dedicated traffic wardens and police prioritise other crimes.
First Minister John Swinney promises legislation for a full national ban on smartphones in classrooms if the SNP wins the May Holyrood election, citing distractions from learning.
Award-winning military influencer Jonathan Biney is suing the Ministry of Defence for £660,000, alleging systematic bullying by his quartermaster during deployment in Kenya from 2020 to 2022.
Sharon Osbourne confirms attendance at Tommy Robinson's 'Unite The Kingdom' anti-immigration march on May 16th, following a similar rally that drew over 100,000 protesters last September.
A year after the Supreme Court clarified sex definitions in the Equality Act, trans men report increased anxiety, scrutiny in public spaces, and feeling overlooked in public discourse.
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New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill urges FIFA to pay for spiralling public transport costs at the 2026 World Cup, with train tickets reportedly surging to over $100.
Olaolukitan Adon Abel, 26, a British-born man naturalised in 2022, is accused of shooting and killing two women in Georgia, including a DHS employee, in attacks officials call 'acts of pure evil'.
The Kremlin has published a list of European facilities producing drones for Ukraine, calling them 'potential targets' following overnight attacks that killed at least 15 people in Ukraine.
A BBC investigation reveals rogue lawyers charging £900 to help migrants fabricate domestic abuse claims to fast-track UK asylum, exploiting Home Office rules designed to protect genuine victims.
Former sergeant Jonathan Biney, an award-winning Army social media influencer, is suing the Ministry of Defence for £660,000, claiming he was bullied and repeatedly sworn at by his commanding officer while serving in Kenya.
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Anna Wintour made a rare public appearance with her daughter Bee Carrozzini at the Broadway premiere of The Fear of 13 in New York, joined by stars Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson.
India's Parliament debates a bill to reserve one-third of seats for women, a move that could reshape electoral boundaries and heighten political tensions nationwide.
A comprehensive guide on voter registration for the 2026 local elections, including eligibility criteria, deadlines, and how to update details or apply for a Voter Authority Certificate.
BBC viewers have limited time to watch the acclaimed 2015 crime drama 'Legend' starring Tom Hardy as the Kray twins before it leaves the streaming platform.
Lebanon has contradicted Donald Trump's announcement of imminent peace talks with Israel, stating no knowledge of such negotiations, while the UN welcomes recent diplomatic efforts.
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Anthony Moses, a deputy headteacher at Durand Primary School in Caldicot, was sentenced after attempting to solicit explicit images from a person he believed was a 14-year-old boy.
Ethan Jamieson, known for his role in The Hunger Games, faces three felony assault charges for allegedly firing a gun at a moving vehicle in Raleigh, North Carolina.
The Saudi-backed LIV Golf faces an uncertain future amid reports its funding will be withdrawn, despite executives insisting the league continues 'at full throttle'.
Leaked documents reveal UK contingency planning for potential CO2 shortages affecting food supplies due to Iran conflict. Ministers reassure public while preparing for worst-case scenarios.
Government war-gaming reveals potential shortages of chicken, pork, beer and soft drinks due to Middle East disruption of carbon dioxide supplies crucial for slaughterhouses and healthcare.
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A year after the UK Supreme Court defined 'woman' as biological sex only, feminist columnist Aimée Walsh condemns the decision as harmful and divisive, urging solidarity between cis and trans women against violence.
