Oscar winner Jamie Foxx has denounced Tourette's activist John Davidson's N-word outburst at the BAFTAs, while the BBC faces criticism for airing the slur but editing out 'Free Palestine' from a speech.
The BBC has apologised again after the N-word was broadcast during Bafta film awards coverage, removing the show from iPlayer for re-editing. The slur came from John Davidson, who has Tourette syndrome.
Matthew Tennant and Kevin Swigler sentenced to nine and a half years each for armed robberies in Coventry where they threatened homeowners with a gun and hammer.
Kouri Richins, the Utah mother accused of poisoning her husband with a fentanyl-laced Moscow Mule, goes on trial in Park City. She denies charges including aggravated murder and fraud.
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Josh Safdie's ping pong drama Marty Supreme tied the Bafta record for most losses in a single night, failing to win any of its 11 nominations. Timothée Chalamet's defeat to Robert Aramayo was a major upset as the actor now focuses on Oscar glory.
An Oxford research nurse was compelled to trim her cherished wisteria on a Grade II listed home after Wiltshire Council insisted it aided rats, despite contradictory evidence from pest experts.
Actor Adam Deacon has launched a scathing attack on the BAFTAs, claiming he was the only former winner omitted from the Rising Star montage. The Kidulthood star questioned the decision on social media, linking it to his past exposure of a sexual predator.
Two fire engines responded to a false alarm at Sandringham estate where Prince Andrew is staying. The incident follows his arrest for misconduct in public office and growing international pressure.
Guardian photographer Sarah Lee captures behind-the-scenes moments at the 2026 Baftas, featuring stars like Emma Stone, Leonardo DiCaprio, and a surprise bear appearance.
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IOC President Kirsty Coventry threatened to dismiss her £420,000-a-year communications director after being blindsided by controversial questions at a Winter Olympics press conference.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson promises to maintain support for children with complex needs while overhauling the Send system, aiming to reduce reliance on EHCPs through new individual support plans.
Scottish Labour has formally requested an investigation into whether Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain KC breached the ministerial code by sharing prosecution details about Peter Murrell with First Minister John Swinney weeks before public disclosure.
President Donald Trump congratulated the US men's hockey team after their overtime victory over Canada, inviting them to the State of the Union address and a White House celebration.
Martin Lewis has issued a public apology after gatecrashing Kemi Badenoch's interview on Good Morning Britain to discuss student loans, calling the repayment threshold a critical financial issue.
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British campaign group Everyone Hates Elon fixed a photo of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor leaving police custody on a wall in the Louvre, Paris, amid allegations of misconduct in public office.
Michelle Stone, a special needs teacher, reveals how a violent student left her with spinal injuries and in a wheelchair, calling for better protection for educators.
Two agricultural college students have been imprisoned for a brutal 30-minute assault on a sheep, which involved kicking, punching, and inserting fireworks into the animal's body.
Hezekiah March, a 19-year-old from Brixton, will make his racecourse debut at Plumpton on Monday, riding Lumi Plugin for trainers Gary and Josh Moore. He is a graduate of the Riding A Dream Academy, which supports young people from diverse ethnic backgrou
Activists placing ex-Prince Andrew's arrest photo in the Louvre museum highlights a seismic shift in public attitude toward the monarchy, with ridicule replacing respect as the ultimate weapon.
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz states Ukraine has made 'astonishing territorial gains' and Russia's war machine is 'creaking' under sanctions and warfare.
Retired civil servants allege disgraced former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor used taxpayer money for massages and excessive travel expenses during his time as UK trade envoy.
Donald Trump has launched a fresh tirade against the US Supreme Court on Truth Social, criticising justices as 'incompetent' and warning them against upholding birthright citizenship ahead of a key hearing.
Downing Street refuses to rule out retaliation after Donald Trump vows 15% tariffs on imports, potentially costing UK exporters up to £3 billion, though preferential deals on steel, cars and pharmaceuticals may be protected.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's spokesman says the government is 'not ruling anything out' after Australia backs a bid to strip Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession.
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NBC's Winter Olympics coverage in Milan saw viewership skyrocket by 94% compared to Beijing, marking the most-watched Games on the channel since 2014. Strategic shifts in broadcasting and streaming drove the success.
Reform UK's proposal to abolish indefinite leave to remain could see hundreds of thousands of legal migrants deported, with disputed claims of £234bn savings facing scrutiny from experts and politicians.
Cat Deeley turned red on This Morning after co-star Clodagh McKenna complimented her bottom during a cooking segment. The cheeky moment unfolded as they discussed pork cheeks, leading to laughter and blushes.
The killing of Mexican cartel boss El Mencho has triggered widespread violence, exposing how eliminating one leader fails to dismantle criminal networks that thrive on corruption and demand.
Money expert Martin Lewis interrupted a live interview with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch on Good Morning Britain, branding the student loans system a 'nightmare' and a 'mess' while challenging government policy changes.
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has written to UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, stating his government would support any proposal to remove Prince Andrew from the royal line of succession following his arrest on misconduct allegations.
