Oxford University migration experts state it is too soon to determine if the escalating Middle East war will affect the number of Iranians crossing the English Channel in small boats, despite Iran being the top origin country for UK asylum seekers in rece
Joy Ballard, former principal of Ryde Academy, admitted dishonesty for altering term dates for cruises and using a £30k school car for personal trips, including to France.
Satellite imagery reportedly shows missile strikes at Iran's Natanz nuclear facility, marking the first known attacks on an Iranian nuclear site since recent US and Israel operations.
TV presenter Paddy McGuinness displays his muscular physique after following the controversial 75 Hard exercise method, a military-style programme combining strict diet, exercise and discipline.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers spring statement promising economic growth, despite OBR cutting 2026 GDP forecast to 1.1%. She defends Labour's economic plan against Conservative criticism.
A 76-year-old New York man was arrested after allegedly making a bomb threat on a JetBlue flight in Florida, sparked by an argument over overhead bin space, causing over $1,000 in damages.
France has dispatched warships to safeguard a British base in Cyprus amid Iranian threats, while UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer weighs deploying a Royal Navy destroyer. The move highlights escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Elijah Allman, the only child of singer Cher and the late Gregg Allman, faces new charges including burglary and breach of bail after a second arrest in three days.
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty announces an investigation into 17 cases involving US immigration officers, including potential charges for use-of-force incidents during Operation Metro Surge.
The Australian Defence Force is preparing evacuation flights for 115,000 Australians stranded in the Middle East, while Foreign Minister Penny Wong urges reliance on commercial flights despite widespread cancellations.
Lindsay and Craig Foreman, jailed in Iran on espionage charges, are reportedly abandoned in Evin prison as food supplies dwindle during ongoing military strikes.
Israel has expanded its military operations in southern Lebanon, ordering evacuations from over 80 villages, while Hezbollah declares readiness for open conflict, escalating regional tensions.
Donald Trump has dismissed criticism from conservative commentators Tucker Carlson and Megyn Kelly over his military strikes on Iran, stating their views have 'no impact' on his decisions to prevent nuclear proliferation.
Durham Constabulary states Ian Huntley remains in serious condition in an induced coma after a brutal assault at HMP Frankland, with Anthony Russell named as the chief suspect.
Venture capitalist Sir Michael Moritz, 71, applies for German citizenship, calling Britain 'uncomfortable for Jews' and citing rising hostility compared to the US.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper reveals 130,000 British nationals have registered their presence in the Middle East as Iran-US conflict causes widespread airspace closures and flight cancellations.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves joked about Nigel Farage's absence in the Commons and dismissed Reform UK as a Tory tribute act, pledging Labour's economic plan.
As US-Israel military strikes target Iran, internal ethnic divisions among Persians, Azeris, Kurds and Arabs threaten national unity, with Turkic states gaining influence.
Donald Trump declares negotiations with Iran impossible after Israeli strikes target Tehran and Beirut, with casualties rising and US embassy staff on alert.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves criticises Reform UK over defections and policy alignment with Conservatives, while presenting economic forecasts and growth plans.
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Iran has launched drone attacks on America's largest Middle East base in Qatar, warning the US and Israel that 'the gates of hell will open' as regional conflict escalates.
Texas voters cast ballots in critical Senate and congressional primaries, shaping the 2026 midterms amid debates over Trump's influence and Democratic strategy in a historically red state.
As the US grapples with elite impunity post-Trump, British political and media institutions demonstrate how accountability mechanisms can constrain leaders, highlighting a stark transatlantic contrast in democratic norms.
The WNBA and its players face a tense deadline on 10 March to agree on a new collective bargaining agreement, with a potential strike risking the 2026 season's start. Key issues include revenue share, salaries, and player demands for fair compensation ami
Lily Allen's first tour in seven years kicked off in Glasgow with a bold, theatrical performance of her divorce album West End Girl, blending music and theatre in a raw exploration of feminine fury.
Former Tory minister Sayeeda Warsi, sheltering in Qatar, applauds PM Keir Starmer for resisting US-Israel pressure on Iran, warning against mission creep in illegal Middle East conflict.
Defence Secretary John Healey is evaluating sending the Royal Navy destroyer HMS Duncan to Cyprus to bolster defences at RAF Akrotiri following hostile drone incidents, with sources indicating discussions are ongoing.
Former tennis star Boris Becker opens up about his 1999 affair, claiming his ex-wife Barbara held power and received financial benefits, while reflecting on his marriages and family life.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her Spring Statement today, confirming no alterations to the frozen personal tax thresholds, which remain set until 2030/31.