Drug Dealer Fights Deportation Citing Emotional Anxiety and Child
Antonio Ferdinand, jailed for 43 months for running a class-A drugs ring, argues deportation would separate him from his British-born child and cause severe emotional distress.
Antonio Ferdinand, jailed for 43 months for running a class-A drugs ring, argues deportation would separate him from his British-born child and cause severe emotional distress.
Katie Price and husband Lee Andrews have shared an AI-generated image hinting at a new TV show, 'Couples Unfiltered', amid reports of their aesthetic surgery plans and documentary delays.
Former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace is the early favourite to become the next chair of the British Horseracing Authority following Lord Charles Allen's resignation after just six months in the role.
Vancouver Whitecaps and Major League Soccer have settled a class-action lawsuit for $347,000 after Lionel Messi failed to appear in a 2024 match despite heavy promotion.
Ashley Guillard, a self-proclaimed psychic TikToker, has been ordered to pay $10 million to University of Idaho professor Rebecca Scofield for defamatory videos falsely linking her to the 2022 student murders.
Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin sparks outrage by describing the 'smell of war' despite no military service, while confusing Iran with Iraq and calling Pete Hegseth 'President'.
Kristi Noem's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing descended into chaos as protesters hurled insults, accusing her of fostering a 'hateful America' amid immigration controversies.
The US Justice Department has ended legal proceedings against four law firms that resisted Donald Trump's executive orders, marking a victory for legal independence.
British expats in Dubai have responded to online trolls mocking their situation, insisting the city remains safe despite Iran's recent drone and missile bombardment across the Gulf region.
Israeli and US strikes have reportedly targeted the Tehran building of Iran's Assembly of Experts, the body responsible for selecting the next supreme leader, according to local media reports.
NBA legend Charles Barkley has fiercely defended the USA men's Olympic hockey team against criticism for celebrating with Donald Trump, calling critics 'idiots' and urging an end to political division.
Intense fighting along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border has resulted in the deaths of 67 Afghan security force members, marking the fifth consecutive day of clashes and escalating tensions between the two nations.
Award-winning rapper Ghetts has been sentenced to 12 years in prison at the Old Bailey for killing a student in a hit-and-run while speeding and over the drink-drive limit.
The UK government will charter a flight from Oman to evacuate vulnerable British nationals from the region as Iran continues retaliatory strikes, with airspace closures causing widespread disruption.
Analysis of Donald Trump's contradictory stance on Iran, his administration's handling of AI ethics in defence contracts, and the broader implications for global stability and democracy.
Pamela Anderson, the former Baywatch star, is redefining her image by embracing singlehood and going makeup-free, inspiring women globally with her feminist stance and personal evolution.
USA hockey star Quinn Hughes was reportedly left visibly uncomfortable after being loudly booed during Saturday Night Live rehearsals, following controversy over the men's team's reaction to Donald Trump's joke about female players.
The Foreign Office has updated travel warnings for 76 countries due to security risks, health hazards, and legal differences, urging Brits to avoid these areas amid escalating Middle East tensions.
Jurors are deliberating whether Colin Gray should be held accountable for his son's alleged role in the 2024 Apalachee High School shooting that killed four people.
Comedian Jon Stewart criticizes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for dismissing a reporter's query on U.S.-Israeli airstrikes in Iran as a 'gotcha' question, mocking his evasive answers and confrontational style.
Justin Clarke-Samuel, known as Ghetts, sentenced at Old Bailey for causing death by dangerous driving after striking Yubin Tamang while speeding and under influence.
Cristiano Ronaldo is confirmed to still be in Saudi Arabia despite reports his private jet left the country. Saudi Pro League fixtures proceed as planned amid regional tensions.
President Donald Trump notified Congress that it's impossible to know how long U.S. attacks on Iran might last, while claiming on Truth Social that 'wars can be fought forever'.
Families were left heartbroken after arriving at Bolton's Victoria Hall for a Harry Potter music show that never existed. The event, promoted by Jenmat Productions, was advertised without the venue's consent, leaving ticketholders stranded outside a close
Nick Candy reports from Dubai, where Iron Dome defences ensure safety amid Iranian attacks, contrasting with rising crime fears in London under Sadiq Khan's leadership.
Former US President Donald Trump declares negotiations with Iran's surviving leaders are off the table, claiming they sought talks. This comes as Tehran targets another major oil refinery, escalating Middle East tensions.
A man in his 70s has died after falling into the sea at The Cobb in Lyme Regis, with his wife injured in the same incident. Emergency services responded but could not save him.
Former MAGA congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene criticizes President Trump and allies for broken promises on foreign wars after six US service members died in Iran conflict.
Legendary reality icon Carole Radziwill is officially returning to The Real Housewives of New York City as a 'friend' for the upcoming Season 16, joining a revamped cast that includes Erin Lichy, Sai De Silva, and Jessel Taank.
As global tensions escalate, analysis reveals which key professions would likely be spared military conscription in a major conflict, drawing lessons from World War Two exemptions.