Labour Adviser Warns of Youth 'Trapped in Benefits' Crisis
Alan Milburn leads a government review into soaring NEET numbers, warning a million young people are detached from the labour market, with AI risks looming.
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BAFTA and BBC Apologize After Racial Slur at Awards
The BBC and BAFTA have issued apologies after a guest with Tourette syndrome shouted a racial slur during the British Academy Film Awards broadcast.
Bafta 2026 N-Word Row: Foxx and Pierce Criticise Outburst
Jamie Foxx and Wendell Pierce lead backlash after Tourette syndrome activist John Davidson's N-word shouts at the Baftas, calling it unacceptable and demanding apologies.
Martin Lewis Confronts Badenoch on GMB Over Student Loans
Finance expert Martin Lewis interrupted Kemi Badenoch's interview on Good Morning Britain, challenging her Tory plan to cut student loan interest rates as beneficial only to top earners.
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Olivia Attwood Says London Flat is 'Cursed' Post-Split
Olivia Attwood shares bizarre details of her 'cursed' London apartment, resorting to sage burning for cleansing, while navigating single life after her split from Bradley Dack.
Cillian Murphy and Wife Yvonne McGuinness at 2026 BAFTAs
Cillian Murphy made a rare red carpet appearance with wife Yvonne McGuinness at the 2026 BAFTAs, praising her as his 'safe place' away from Hollywood's spotlight.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Expensed Massages on Taxpayers
A retired civil servant alleges Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor charged taxpayers for massages and excessive travel during his tenure as UK trade envoy, with senior staff overriding objections to the payments.
UK Travel Alert for Mexico After Cartel Violence Erupts
The UK Foreign Office has updated its travel warning for Mexico following violent unrest triggered by the killing of drug cartel leader El Mencho, with airports affected and tourists advised to exercise extreme caution.
UK Issues 'Stay Indoors' Alert for Brits in Mexico Holiday Hotspots
The Foreign Office has updated travel advice for Mexico, warning British nationals to exercise extreme caution and stay indoors following violent unrest triggered by the killing of a major drug cartel leader in Jalisco state.
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Jockeys Fined for Walking Pace Start at Naas Race
All five riders in a Listed Juvenile Hurdle at Naas were fined €250 each after spending the first minute of the race walking, not running, sparking criticism from punters and pundits.
Gordon Ramsay and Charli XCX Trade Insults on Graham Norton
Chef Gordon Ramsay faced a sharp retort from singer Charli XCX after commenting on her album 'Brat' during an appearance on The Graham Norton Show, leading to a humorous exchange.
HMRC Demands Winter Fuel Payment Repayment from Pensioners
Millions of pensioners earning over £35,000 annually are receiving letters from HMRC to repay up to £300 in Winter Fuel Payments, with adjustments through tax codes or self-assessment returns for the 2026/27 tax year.
Andrew Accused of Using Taxpayer Money for Massages and Travel
Retired civil servants claim Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor used taxpayer funds for massages and excessive travel as trade envoy, amid police investigation into misconduct allegations.
Whitehall's Harry Styles BRIT Sketch Rejected as 'Inappropriate'
Comedian Jack Whitehall reveals his planned Harry Styles sketch for the BRIT Awards was vetoed by the singer's team. The host also confirms Styles will perform new single at Manchester ceremony.
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Doctor Windsurfer Killed in Shark Attack as Family Watches
A 55-year-old doctor was fatally attacked by a shark while windsurfing off New Caledonia, with his horrified family witnessing the incident from the shore. The beach was evacuated as authorities investigate.
David Beckham Helps Injured Skier on French Alps Holiday
Sir David Beckham has been hailed a 'true gentleman' after assisting a skier who suffered a head injury at Courchevel resort. The former footballer provided aid until medical help arrived during his family holiday.
Green's Spencer Battles Reform in Manchester Byelection
Hannah Spencer, a plumber and Green party candidate, frames the Gorton and Denton byelection as a clash between hope and hate, targeting Labour's failures and Reform's divisive rhetoric.
Trump's Mar-a-Lago Tariff Plans and Epstein Fallout
Donald Trump's latest tariff proposals from Mar-a-Lago spark economic concerns, while Epstein-linked immigration policies face scrutiny in ongoing political debates.
Trump's 'Angel Family Day' as Immigration Policy Support Wanes
President Trump will designate February 22 as 'Angel Family Day' in memory of victims like Laken Riley, while polls show public support for his immigration enforcement has collapsed.
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Pensions Regulator Warns Newspaper Distributor Over Tuffnells
The UK Pensions Regulator has issued a warning to Smiths News, the country's largest newspaper wholesaler, over the underfunded pension scheme of collapsed Tuffnells Parcels Express. The regulator could seek up to £3.5 million in financial support.
BBC BAFTAs Backlash: N-Word Kept, 'Free Palestine' Edited Out
The BBC has sparked controversy after airing a racial slur during BAFTAs coverage while editing out 'Free Palestine' from a speech, prompting widespread criticism and apologies.
Nicki Minaj Faces Backlash Over Signed Trump Bible Post
Rapper Nicki Minaj ignited a social media firestorm after sharing a photo of a leather-bound Bible signed by Donald Trump, which she called a deeply meaningful gift, drawing criticism for its religious and political implications.
Trump Considers Killing Iran Leader's Son as Protests Flare
US President Donald Trump is reportedly considering assassinating the son of Iran's supreme leader as protests against the regime intensify in Tehran. The US military buildup continues amid failed nuclear talks.
Labour's £4bn Send Overhaul Sparks Funding Debate
The UK government announces a £4bn investment to reform special educational needs and disabilities provision in England, aiming to address soaring costs and improve support for schoolchildren.
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Robert Aramayo Defends Tourette's Campaigner After BAFTA
Actor Robert Aramayo has defended Tourette's campaigner John Davidson after involuntary tics caused disruption at the BAFTA Film Awards ceremony in London.
Mum Missing Since 2001 Found Alive After Double Life
Michele Hundley Smith vanished in 2001 while Christmas shopping, leaving three children. Police and FBI investigated for decades before she was found alive, living a secret life.
Jackie 'O' Henderson Spotted After Radio Feud with Kyle Sandilands
Jackie 'O' Henderson has been seen for the first time since a heated argument with co-host Kyle Sandilands led to her taking a break from their popular breakfast show.
Brit Missing in Tenerife Following Birthday Celebrations
A British holidaymaker named Raif has disappeared in Tenerife after leaving a nightclub early on his birthday. He was last seen with an unknown male in a hotel via Snapchat.
Melania Trump's Bad Bunny Post Sparks Debate After Donald's Criticism
Melania Trump's Instagram post featuring a Bad Bunny song has ignited debate, as it contrasts with Donald Trump's previous harsh criticism of the artist's Super Bowl performance.
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Tourists Stranded in Mexico After Drug Lord's Killing Sparks Chaos
Violence erupts across Mexico after the killing of notorious cartel leader El Mencho, leaving tourists stranded and sheltering in place amid widespread chaos and attacks.
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