Entertainment Guide: Sam Rockwell, Tracey Emin, and More
Discover the week's top entertainment picks, including Sam Rockwell's sci-fi comedy, Tracey Emin's Tate exhibition, and streaming highlights like AI Confidential.
Category : Politics
UK Tourist Held by ICE for 6 Weeks with Valid Visa
Karen Newton, a 65-year-old British grandmother, was shackled and incarcerated by ICE for six weeks while on holiday in the US, despite having a valid tourist visa. Her ordeal highlights growing concerns over immigration enforcement under Trump's administ
Mountbatten-Windsor's Trade Envoy Role in Focus After Arrest
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's former role as UK special representative for international trade and investment is examined following his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Tim Dowling's Son Moves Out, Leaving Home for Good
Tim Dowling reflects on his oldest son's final departure from home, moving in with his girlfriend, and the bittersweet tasks left behind, including fixing a ceiling and saying goodbye to shared TV rituals.
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Nancy Guthrie Disappearance: TV Anchor's Mother Abducted
The mysterious abduction of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie, has captivated America with chilling details and unanswered questions.
Apple's Pivotal 2026: Redefining the Tech Giant's Future
As Apple prepares to launch its first major products of 2026, the company faces a critical juncture. With executive departures, AI challenges, and political entanglements, this year could determine Apple's trajectory for the next decade.
Royal Finances Face Scrutiny After Andrew Scandal
Following the Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor scandal, the royal family's financial secrecy is under intense pressure. With 50 residences and 250,000 acres funded publicly, calls grow for full transparency as investigations unfold.
Queen's Blind Spot for Andrew Led to His Downfall
Royal author Nigel Cawthorne examines how the late Queen's unwavering support for her favourite son enabled his controversial behavior and ultimate arrest.
BGT Tragedies: Stars Lost to Knife Attack, Crashes, Illness
As Britain's Got Talent returns, we remember contestants whose lives ended tragically after appearing on the show, from knife attacks to car crashes and illness.
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Nadiya Hussain Leaves BBC to Train as Teacher
Former Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain reveals her shock career change from BBC food shows to working as a teaching assistant, with plans to become a teacher after her series was cancelled.
Martin Lewis: Millions Missing Out on Council Tax Discounts
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis warns that over two million households are failing to claim council tax discounts, potentially losing thousands of pounds annually due to lack of applications.
Boyfriend's Grim Plan to Kill Pregnant Teen Mum Revealed
Kaylin Fiengo, 18, was excited about her second pregnancy, but boyfriend Donovan Faison plotted her murder to avoid fatherhood. He lured her to a park and shot her execution-style.
DOJ Fires Judge-Appointed US Attorney Hours After Oath
James Hundley, appointed by federal judges as top prosecutor for Eastern District of Virginia, was fired by DOJ within hours. The move highlights ongoing conflict between judiciary and executive branch.
Dad Skins Wife After Birth, Jailed for Nine Years
Justin Rey, 35, dismembered his wife Jessica Monteiro following her death during childbirth in a Kansas City motel, storing remains with his daughters in a storage unit.
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Secret Service Gets Taxpayer-Funded Suits After Noem's Dislike
Graduating Secret Service agents will receive two custom navy suits at public expense after Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem criticised protective detail attire, according to a new DHS contract.
Melbourne Woman Threatened with Rape in Park After 5km Run
Digital creator Renee Buckingham shares terrifying encounter where a man threatened to rape her at St Kilda beach, prompting widespread concern about public safety in Melbourne.
Trump Advisor Slams Illinois Governor Over $8.6B Tariff Invoice
A Trump advisor launched a personal attack on Illinois Governor JB Pritzker after the Democrat sent an $8.6 billion invoice demanding tariff refunds following a Supreme Court ruling.
Mom's Grief Book Leads to Murder Trial for Husband's Death
Kouri Richins, a Utah mother, faces trial for allegedly poisoning her husband with fentanyl after publishing a children's book about coping with parental loss. Prosecutors claim financial motives drove the killing.
BBC Strikes Free-to-Air Sports Deals for 2026 with Serie A
The BBC has announced three major broadcasting deals for 2026, bringing Serie A football, Netball Super League coverage, and expanded YouTube content to free-to-air viewers across the UK.
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Epstein's 'Lolita Express': A-Listers and Allegations Explored
As police investigate Jeffrey Epstein's private jet flights, scrutiny intensifies over high-profile passengers like Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump, amid allegations of illicit activities aboard the aircraft.
Freeway Killer William Bonin's 21-Murder Spree and Crimes
Notorious serial killer William Bonin confessed to murdering at least 21 young boys in Southern California during 1979-1980, committing horrific acts of torture and sexual violence before dumping victims near freeways.
Dad Skins Wife 'Like Fish' After Birth, Gets 9-Year Sentence
Justin Rey dismembered his wife Jessica Monteiro after she died in childbirth, posing for photos with her corpse and their children before storing remains in containers.
Hungary Threatens to Block EU's €90bn Ukraine Loan
Viktor Orbán demands Ukraine reopen the Druzhba pipeline for Russian oil, linking it to EU financial aid. Zelenskyy claims military gains amid drone developments and Paralympic boycotts.
American Citizen Killed by ICE Agent in Texas Shooting
Newly released documents show Ruben Ray Martinez, 23, was shot dead by an ICE officer in South Padre Island in March 2025 after allegedly striking an agent with his vehicle.
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Trump's Court Anger Could Trigger Iran Strike, Says Ex-Official
Donald Trump's fury over the Supreme Court ruling his tariffs unconstitutional could influence a decision to launch military action against Iran, according to a former White House official.
Green Candidate Accused of Hypocrisy Over Travel and Homes
Hannah Spencer, the Green Party's candidate in the Gorton and Denton by-election, faces allegations of hypocrisy for frequent foreign holidays and co-owning homes worth over £1 million while campaigning on environmental issues.
Rebecca Gayheart Seen After Eric Dane's Death, GoFundMe Started
Rebecca Gayheart has been seen for the first time since her husband Eric Dane's death from ALS. Friends launched a GoFundMe for their daughters as a secret Netflix documentary reveals his final words.
Ontario Allows 6am Bar Opening for Olympic Hockey Gold Medal Game
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has permitted bars to serve alcohol from 6am on Sunday for Canada's Olympic hockey gold medal game against Team USA, sparking mixed reactions.
Trump Attacks Supreme Court, Imposes New 10% Global Tariff
Donald Trump faced a rare defeat as the US Supreme Court struck down his global tariffs, prompting furious insults and a new 10% duty on all countries.
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US Military Strike Kills Three in Second Drug Boat Attack
A US military strike on an alleged drug smuggling boat in the eastern Pacific killed three men, bringing the total deaths from such strikes since September to at least 148. The operation, led by Gen Francis Donovan, has raised legal concerns over extrajud
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