British Woman Found Dead on Super Yacht in Palma
A British woman has been discovered deceased aboard a £27 million super yacht in Palma, Mallorca. Paramedics were unable to save her, and an autopsy is pending to determine the cause of death.
Category : Politics
BHA Chair Resigns After Six Months Over Governance Reforms
Lord Charles Allen has stepped down as chair of the British Horseracing Authority after stakeholders failed to agree on governance reforms, just days before the Cheltenham Festival.
Ryan Zinke Retires from US House Due to Health Concerns
Montana Republican Ryan Zinke will not seek re-election to the US House, citing health problems from military injuries. His exit sets up a competitive race in a state trending Republican.
Iran Women's Team Silent During Anthem at Asian Cup
Iran's women's football team declined to sing their national anthem before their Asian Cup match against South Korea, their first game since the Middle East war began.
Mother Who Sold Cannabis Cakes on Instagram Avoids Jail
Charlotte Owens, 37, from Aintree, Liverpool, received a suspended sentence after admitting to selling cannabis-laced cakes via Instagram while homeschooling her children.
Rio Ferdinand's Family in Dubai During Missile Strikes
Former footballer Rio Ferdinand shares how his family sheltered in their basement during missile and drone attacks in Dubai, describing the frightening situation while trying to maintain calm for his children.
Katherine Jenkins Hosts St David's Day Party with Celebrities
Katherine Jenkins celebrated Welsh culture at her annual St David's Day party with Carol Vorderman and Amy Dowden, featuring Welsh gin, cuisine, and performances.
US Embassy Warns Americans in Oman to Take Cover
The US Embassy in Oman has issued an urgent warning for all American citizens to seek immediate shelter and stockpile essential supplies due to ongoing strikes across the Middle East.
Skilled Workers' UK Settlement Dream Shattered by Visa Rule Changes
Skilled migrants in the UK face uncertainty as government plans to double the settlement qualifying period to 10 years threaten their futures, causing personal hardship and legal challenges.
Brits Flee Iranian Missile Strikes as Airlines Operate Limited Flights
British nationals are desperately trying to escape the Middle East amid Iranian missile and drone attacks, with Emirates and Etihad operating limited flights while most departures remain cancelled.
Murphy Honors Late Co-Stars at Peaky Blinders Premiere
Cillian Murphy paid tribute to Helen McCrory and Benjamin Zephaniah at the Birmingham premiere of 'The Immortal Man', a Peaky Blinders film set during WWII.
UK Must Resist Trump's Push for Iran Military Action
John McDonnell warns the UK risks being dragged into another disastrous war by Donald Trump, citing legal concerns and lack of post-conflict planning in the Iran crisis.
Ryan Zinke Retires from Congress Due to Health Concerns
Former Trump Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke announces he will not seek reelection to the House, citing health problems from military injuries. His departure opens a competitive race in Montana.
Clinton Storms Out of Epstein Hearing Over Photo Leak
Hillary Clinton angrily halted her deposition before the House Oversight Committee after learning a photo from the private hearing was leaked by Rep. Lauren Boebert.
Pakistan Kills 67 Afghan Forces in Fifth Day of Border Fighting
Pakistan's information minister says Afghan ground forces attacked military positions at 16 locations along the southwestern border, triggering intense clashes that left 67 Afghan security personnel and one Pakistani soldier dead.
US Embassy: No Safety Guarantee for Americans Leaving Israel
The US Embassy in Jerusalem has issued a stark warning that it cannot guarantee the safety of American citizens who choose to leave Israel via shuttle or taxi amid ongoing conflict with Iran.
UK Defence Questioned After Drone Breaches RAF Akrotiri
A drone attack on RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus has exposed vulnerabilities in Britain's air defence systems, with only one of six Type 45 destroyers operational at sea and reliance on allies growing amid Iranian threats.
Iran Missile Threat to Europe: Range and Sleeper Cells
Fears grow as Iran's long-range missiles can strike European cities like Rome and Copenhagen, with intelligence warning of activated sleeper terror cells across the continent.
BBC Expert: Register with FCDO for Middle East Conflict Updates
Travel expert Harry Kind advises British nationals affected by the Middle East conflict to register with the FCDO for real-time updates on flights, evacuations, and safety guidance.
Alan Cumming Slams 'Trauma Triggering' Bafta Awards
Alan Cumming has described the Bafta film awards as a 'trauma triggering shitshow' after a racial slur was broadcast. The BBC and Bafta have apologised for the incident.
Greene Slams Trump Over Iran Strikes, Citing American Troop Deaths
Former MAGA loyalist Marjorie Taylor Greene has launched a scathing attack on President Trump's decision to strike Iran, questioning his foreign policy reversal and highlighting US military casualties.
Todd Meadows, Deadliest Catch Star, Dies at 25 During Filming
Todd Meadows, a 25-year-old father and popular crew member on Discovery's Deadliest Catch, has tragically died in a fishing-related incident while filming the show in the Bering Sea.
Reeves' Spring Statement: Economic Stability Amid Middle East War
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers a 20-minute spring statement, focusing on economic stability amid Middle East tensions, with no new policy measures announced.
Mum Avoids Jail for Selling Cannabis Cakes on Instagram
A mother who sold THC-infused baked goods via Instagram while home schooling her children has avoided prison, citing mental health and family circumstances.
Trump's Neck Rash Fuels Health Speculation Despite Explanation
President Donald Trump's visible neck rash has reignited health concerns, with the White House attributing it to a common cream. This follows previous scrutiny over hand bruising, swollen ankles, and mental acuity.
Women Challenge Male-Dominated French Carnival Traditions
In southern France, ancient carnivals like the Pailhasses festival remain male-only, with women relegated to passive roles. As traditions face modernity, female revellers push for inclusion, sparking debates on identity and change in rural communities.
Iran Conflict Escalates: US Embassy Hit, Israeli Troops Enter Lebanon
The Middle East conflict intensifies as Iranian drones strike US embassies, Israeli forces advance into southern Lebanon, and global energy markets face disruption.
Drink Driver Jailed for Killing Teen Father in Sewage Pit Crash
Jamie Bouncer, 22, sentenced to eight years for causing death by dangerous driving after his borrowed VW Golf plunged into a sewage treatment tank, killing 18-year-old Taylor Lupton.
Rubio: US Attacked Iran Over Israeli Plan, Causing 555 Deaths
Secretary of State Marco Rubio states US was forced into preemptive strikes on Iran, anticipating Israeli attack and retaliation, as conflict results in 555 Iranian and 6 US deaths.
Greens Overtake Labour in Polls After By-Election Win
A new YouGov poll reveals the Green Party has leapfrogged Labour into second place nationally after their stunning victory in the Gorton and Denton by-election, with support surging to 21%.
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