Good Morning Britain viewers expressed outrage after a live poll error during a debate on taxpayer-funded repatriation, with hosts Susanna Reid and Ed Balls forced to correct the mistake on air.
Saturday Night Live sparks outrage with a controversial sketch that uses Tourette's syndrome to explain celebrities' problematic behaviour, drawing criticism for mocking a serious disability.
Peter Hitchins has released a video urging young people to reconsider enlisting in the armed forces, citing the harsh realities of war and its long-term impacts on soldiers and society.
A new YouGov poll shows the Greens at 21% support, overtaking Labour nationally after their Gorton & Denton by-election victory, intensifying pressure on Keir Starmer's leadership.
Muslim footballers were booed during Ramadan at Elland Road, while minorities face abuse in adverts. Political leaders fail to address rising intolerance, leaving a moral void in Britain.
An American pilot faced a tense confrontation with locals in Kuwait after ejecting from a downed F-15 fighter jet, with footage showing a man brandishing a pipe before the situation was defused.
Harry Styles' One Night Only show in Manchester will stream on Netflix this Sunday, marking his first concert film release since One Direction's split in 2015.
Former US President Donald Trump has expressed disappointment with the UK's stance under Prime Minister Keir Starmer, particularly regarding Britain's refusal to join strikes on Iran, stating the bilateral relationship has significantly changed.
BAFTA host Alan Cumming has issued a statement calling the ceremony a 'trauma triggering sh*tshow' after a racial slur from a man with Tourette's was broadcast and 'Free Palestine' was censored.
Former US President Donald Trump has criticised Prime Minister Keir Starmer, claiming Britain is no longer a recognisable country, in his latest verbal assault on UK leadership.
The US embassy in Riyadh was targeted in a drone strike, with Senator Rubio warning of further escalation. Meanwhile, US-Russia-Ukraine peace talks proceed and Starmer rejects Trump's criticism.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer stands firm on his decision not to join US-Israeli strikes on Iran, despite criticism from Donald Trump. The UK has permitted the use of British bases for defensive operations only.
Donald Trump announces he will attend the White House Correspondents' Dinner on April 25, ending his long-standing boycott and claiming journalists now recognize him as a great president.
Wayne Couzens, the killer of Sarah Everard, spends his life sentence in HMP Frankland, known as 'Monster Mansion', where he faces constant threats and has formed disturbing alliances.
French President Emmanuel Macron announces increase in nuclear warheads, describing new 'forward deterrence' posture and warning Europe must take greater security responsibility.
The US warns 'hardest hits yet to come' after drones attack its embassy in Riyadh, as Trump cites unlimited munitions and Iran threatens the Strait of Hormuz.
The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation confirms a secret meeting between its director-general and Israeli President Isaac Herzog during his visit, sparking debates over transparency and foreign access.
Luke Daley, detained in the search for Savannah Guthrie's missing mother, speaks out after being released without charge, denying any involvement in the case.
Ukrainian President Zelensky confirms trilateral peace talks with US and Russia are still planned, as drone attacks intensify and European nations back nuclear deterrence dialogue.
Donald Trump accuses Keir Starmer of pandering to Muslim voters over Iran war stance, criticises UK changes, and strains the Special Relationship amid military disagreements.
The Israeli military confirms its forces are actively operating within southern Lebanon, adopting a forward defense posture amid ongoing strikes targeting Hezbollah militants.
Hillary Clinton erupted at Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace during a deposition about her ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
Afghan refugees in Pakistan face increased police raids and deportations as cross-border clashes escalate, with journalists and activists fearing for their safety.
Swindon manager Ian Holloway discusses wearing hearing aids for the first time on the touchline, his family's deafness, and the importance of hearing health to combat isolation and dementia risks.
Rugby legend Joe Marler exclusively shares his ideal contestants for the 2026 Celebrity Traitors series and discloses crucial advice for future participants on how to succeed in the game.
Four years after Russia's full-scale invasion, security analysts Stefan Wolff, Tetyana Malyarenko, Scott Lucas and Mark Webber assess the conflict's surprising developments and likely trajectory, highlighting drone warfare, political factors, and potentia
In Nepal's Jhapa-5 constituency, former rapper and Kathmandu mayor Balen Shah faces veteran politician KP Oli in a pivotal election driven by youth discontent and demands for political change.
Donald Trump claims America has a 'virtually unlimited supply' of weapons as US Central Command reports destroying Iranian military assets following embassy attacks.
Israeli forces launch simultaneous strikes on Tehran and Beirut following evacuation warnings. US Embassy in Riyadh suffers drone attack as Trump boasts of unlimited weapon supplies.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer criticises US President Donald Trump's 'regime change from the skies' approach as the Iran-US conflict escalates, with UK bases now involved defensively.