Katie Price's Sister Urges Her to 'Change Husband' in Podcast
Sophie Price's blunt remark about Katie's husband Lee Andrews sparked concern among fans during a podcast episode, highlighting family tensions over the whirlwind marriage.
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Universal Credit Health Benefit Cut by Half for New Claimants
New Universal Credit claimants will see the health element reduced to £217.26 monthly, down from £429.80, as part of government reforms aimed at encouraging work and saving £1 billion.
Defense and Oil Firms Profit from Iran War
Major defense contractors and oil companies have reported significant profit increases as the conflict with Iran escalates, raising ethical concerns over war profiteering.
US Judges Challenge Trump's Policies in Legal Clash
Federal judges across the US are issuing strong rulings against Donald Trump's policies, slowing his agenda and prompting attacks, as experts warn of a 'war on the rule of law'.
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Flock Cameras Spark Privacy Concerns in US Neighborhoods
Flock Safety's automated license plate readers are expanding rapidly, raising alarms over data collection, surveillance, and civil liberties in communities nationwide.
Iranian Protester's Escape: Plea to Save Death Row Activists
A protester brutally beaten during anti-regime demonstrations in Tehran last January has fled Iran and is urging international action to save dozens facing execution after the violent crackdown.
Savannah Guthrie Returns to Today Show After Mother's Kidnapping (06.04.2026)
Savannah Guthrie made an emotional return to NBC's Today show on Monday, two months after her 84-year-old mother was kidnapped from her Arizona home.
MPs Demand New Laws Against 'Wild West' Porn Sites
Campaigners urge MPs to back amendments imposing huge fines and jail terms on porn platforms that fail to verify consent and age of performers, amid reports of abuse and trafficking.
ICE Arrests Iranian Commander's Niece in LA Glamour Crackdown
Sarinasadat Hosseiny, 25, and her mother were detained by immigration officials after their permanent residency was revoked due to family ties to Qassem Soleimani.
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Starmer to Drop Foie Gras Ban for EU Trade Deal
Labour's pledge to ban foie gras and fur imports faces reversal as UK seeks closer alignment with Brussels in post-Brexit trade talks, prioritizing economic ties over animal welfare commitments.
Ex-Hooligan Says Lottery Win Drove Him Insane
Reformed football hooligan Daniel Wright opens up about his £1 million EuroMillions win, describing how the sudden wealth left him feeling 'gutted' and drove him 'a little bit insane' before he learned to manage his fortune.
Trump Accused of Threatening War Crimes in Iran Post
Former US President Donald Trump faces allegations of threatening possible war crimes in a social media post about Iran, sparking international condemnation and legal scrutiny.
Starmer's Statesmanship Outshines Trump's Volatile Rhetoric
Keir Starmer's composed leadership contrasts sharply with Donald Trump's explosive social media threats over Iran, highlighting a divide in global diplomacy amid economic turmoil.
Stephen Miller Seeks New Migrant Crackdowns After Tactics Scaled Back
Influential White House adviser Stephen Miller is reportedly developing fresh strategies to target undocumented migrants, following the deadly Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis that forced a policy rethink.
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Trump Echoed Netanyahu's Iran War Pitch, Reality Not 'Easy'
Analysis reveals Trump administration officials believe Netanyahu overpromised on an 'easy' war with Iran, as conflict escalates with global economic and diplomatic fallout.
Labour Urged to Scrap 'Table Tax' on Outdoor Seating
Campaigners call for Labour to abolish pavement licence fees for cafes, pubs, and restaurants, arguing it burdens the struggling hospitality industry with unnecessary costs and red tape.
Trump's Mind Analysed by Ex-Aide and Spy at London Festival
Anthony Scaramucci and Chris Steele will discuss Donald Trump's second term and global security at the Fleet Street Festival of Words, featuring 40 events on modern journalism.
Iran's Granite Bunkers Resist US-Israeli Bombing Campaign
Fresh US intelligence indicates Iran is rapidly repairing missile sites buried deep in granite mountains, maintaining substantial arsenal despite relentless strikes. Underground 'missile cities' prove resilient.
Reece James' Chelsea Return Could Boost England's World Cup Hopes
Chelsea defender Reece James is on track to return from a hamstring injury in late April or early May, potentially providing a significant boost to England's World Cup campaign under manager Thomas Tuchel.
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Immigration Judges Use AI to Draft Rulings Amid Backlog
Immigration judges are utilising Microsoft's AI Copilot to draft skeleton judgements and case summaries, as the UK faces a record backlog of 104,400 asylum appeals delaying deportations.
German Military Law Sparks Protests Over Men's Travel Restrictions
A new German law requires men aged 17-45 to obtain military permission for stays abroad over three months, causing public uproar and protests despite government assurances.
Alison Hammond Turns Down Strictly and Celebrity Traitors Offers
Alison Hammond has confirmed she cannot accept offers to host Strictly Come Dancing or join Celebrity Traitors due to scheduling conflicts, despite calling the roles 'perfect'.
Sophie Kasaei's Emotional Easter as Jordan Brook Returns Home
Sophie Kasaei shared heartfelt photos of boyfriend Jordan Brook cradling her baby bump after he returned home from hospital following a 22-day battle with meningitis and encephalitis.
Supreme Court Voting Rights Test in Louisiana v Callais
The upcoming Louisiana v Callais ruling could determine if the Voting Rights Act still protects Black electoral representation, amid concerns of modern Jim Crow tactics.
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Middle East Conflict Splits Democrats in Michigan Senate Race
The US Senate race in Michigan sees progressive and establishment Democrats clashing over Israel policy and influencer Hasan Piker, highlighting electoral risks in a key swing state with a large Arab American population.
Clarkson Mocked Reporter's 'Pathetic' Parking in London
A Telegraph journalist recounts how Jeremy Clarkson brutally ridiculed her parallel parking efforts years ago in London, an incident that still haunts her today.
Iran Intelligence Chief Killed in Alleged US-Israeli Strike
Majid Khademi, head of Iran's Revolutionary Guard intelligence, was killed in what Tehran calls a 'terrorist attack' by American and Israeli forces, escalating regional tensions.
Iranian General's Niece Faces Deportation Over Lavish US Life
Hamideh Soleimani Afshar and her daughter detained by ICE after green cards revoked for alleged anti-American propaganda and asylum fraud.
Explosives Found Near Serbian Pipeline Before Hungary Vote
Powerful explosives were discovered near a key pipeline in Serbia that transports Russian gas to Hungary, sparking political concerns and accusations ahead of Hungary's national election.
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Trump's Ultimatum to Iran: Power Plants and Bridges Targeted
Donald Trump threatens to unleash 'hell' on Iran if the Strait of Hormuz isn't reopened by Tuesday, naming power plants and bridges as key targets in a profane rant.
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