Boris Becker's Family Tennis Day with Newborn Daughter
Tennis legend Boris Becker introduced his baby daughter Zoe to the court as wife Lilian played her first game since giving birth, sharing sweet family photos.
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US Forces Withdraw from Key Syria Base in Drawdown
US forces are evacuating the Qasrak base in northeast Syria, moving equipment to Iraq, as part of a larger withdrawal following prisoner transfers and regional security shifts.
Martin Lewis Apologises for 'Gate Crashing' Badenoch Interview
Martin Lewis has apologised to Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch after interrupting her ITV interview to debate student loan reforms, with both agreeing the system needs urgent change.
Renate Reinsve Apologises for BAFTA Dress Mishap with Mia McKenna-Bruce
Norwegian actress Renate Reinsve accidentally stood on Mia McKenna-Bruce's dress at the BAFTA red carpet, issuing a quick apology. The incident occurred amidst the awards where 'One Battle After Another' dominated with six wins.
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Reform UK: Deportation Command Won't Be Like US ICE
Reform UK's home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf claims the party's proposed deportation agency will avoid the controversies of Trump's ICE program, despite planning mass removals of up to 600,000 migrants.
US Orders Diplomatic Evacuation from Lebanon Over Iran Tensions
The US State Department has mandated the departure of nonessential diplomats and families from Lebanon, citing escalating tensions with Iran in the region.
Starmer Backs Minister Over Journalist 'Smear' Allegations
Prime Minister Keir Starmer maintains confidence in Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons as MPs call for an independent inquiry into alleged smear tactics against journalists.
Bafta N-Word Incident Sparks Disability and Race Debate
A Tourette's sufferer's involuntary racial slur at the Bafta Awards has ignited controversy over disability awareness, racial sensitivity, and media responsibility in broadcasting offensive language.
US Hockey's Milan Celebrations Spark FBI Director Controversy
The US men's hockey team's raucous gold medal celebrations in Milan have drawn attention after FBI director Kash Patel joined the festivities, raising questions about taxpayer-funded travel.
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Two Arrested After Kim Kardashian Lookalike 'Lip King' Dies
A 43-year-old man and a 52-year-old woman have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter following the death of Jordan James Parke, a Kim Kardashian lookalike known as Britain's 'Lip King'.
Reform UK: Deportation Command Differs from US ICE Model
Reform UK's home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf asserts the party's proposed UK Deportation Command will avoid issues seen with Trump's ICE, citing no firearms and policing by consent.
David Begnaud Starts Media Firm, Stays at CBS News
CBS News contributor David Begnaud launches independent media company Do Good Crew on beehiiv, maintaining his network job. Industry veterans discuss the blend of legacy and independent journalism.
Ramadan Restores Shared Time in a Fragmented World
In an era of solitary meals and customised schedules, Ramadan offers a countercultural rhythm of synchronised fasting and communal iftar, creating collective effervescence through shared hunger and relief.
Pauline Hanson's Muslim Comments Lead to Federal Police Crime Reports
Australian federal police have received crime reports over Pauline Hanson's comments about Muslims, raising questions about hate speech laws and potential charges under federal and state legislation.
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UK Royal Succession Debate as US Epstein Reckoning Lags
Britain considers removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession after his arrest linked to Epstein files, while the US faces criticism for minimal legal action against the 'Epstein class'.
Mugabe's Son Charged with Attempted Murder in South Africa
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, son of late Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe, appears in court on attempted murder and other charges following a shooting in Johannesburg.
US Tourists Trapped in Mexico Amid Cartel Violence
An American couple on their first vacation without their son became trapped in Puerto Vallarta after a cartel leader's death sparked widespread violence across Mexico, prompting shelter-in-place orders and flight cancellations.
BAFTAs 2026: Tourette's Guest's Racial Slur Controversy
The BAFTAs 2026 began with controversy as a guest with Tourette's syndrome used a racial slur during the ceremony, prompting responses from actors and the BBC.
Kate Middleton Rewears Gucci Gown at BAFTAs, Sparking Fashion Trends
The Princess of Wales made a glamorous appearance at the 2026 BAFTA Film Awards, re-wearing a pink Gucci dress from 2019. Her ensemble, paired with royal heirlooms, has inspired affordable high-street alternatives for spring events.
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Foxx Slams BAFTAs N-Word Outburst, BBC Editing Scrutinised
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.
BBC Apologises Again for Baftas N-Word Incident, Re-Edits Show
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.
Coventry Armed Robbers Jailed for Home Invasions with Weapons
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 Trial Begins in Park City Over Husband's Murder
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.
Marty Supreme Ties Bafta Loss Record, Chalamet Eyes Oscar
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.
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Nurse Ordered to Cut Wisteria Over Unfounded Rat Allegations
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.
Adam Deacon Slams BAFTAs Over Montage Exclusion
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.
Fire Engines at Sandringham Amid Andrew Arrest Fallout
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.
Exclusive Backstage Photos from the 2026 Bafta Awards
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.
IOC President Threatens to Sack PR Chief in Tense Press Conference
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.
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Phillipson Vows Inclusive Send Reforms Amid EHCP Changes
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.
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