TV Interview Slip That Exposed Ian Huntley as Soham Killer
A former Sky News producer reveals the chilling moment in a 2002 interview where Maxine Carr used the past tense about the missing girls, exposing Ian Huntley's guilt.
Category : Politics
Lauren Sánchez Bezos Opens Up About Hidden Dyslexia Diagnosis
Lauren Sánchez Bezos shares her journey with dyslexia, diagnosed at 19, and how she concealed it during her news reporting career with help from a co-anchor.
Joan Collins' Date Night and Critique of Weight-Loss Drugs
Joan Collins, 92, showcased timeless elegance during a West Hollywood dinner with husband Percy Gibson. The actress criticised weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, advocating moderation instead.
Clinton Examined Epstein Hot Tub Photo in Deposition
Former President Bill Clinton spent over 20 seconds examining a photograph of himself in a hot tub from the Epstein files during a House Oversight Committee deposition about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Anglican Conservatives to Elect Rival Leader to Canterbury
A coalition of conservative Anglican churches will elect an alternative leader to the Archbishop of Canterbury this week, deepening a historic theological schism over LGBTQ+ inclusion and women's ordination.
Reeves' Spring Statement Amid War Eases Starmer's Tensions
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her Spring Statement with Prime Minister Keir Starmer appearing relaxed beside her, as war in Iran renders economic forecasts obsolete while boosting political fortunes.
Bill Clinton Says He's Only Sent Two Emails Ever
Former US President Bill Clinton testified in a congressional deposition that he has sent just two emails in his life, including one to astronaut John Glenn in space.
Missile and Interceptor Stockpiles Could Decide Middle East War
The outcome of the Middle East conflict may depend on who exhausts their missile or interceptor supplies first, with Iran's arsenal depth unknown and US-Israeli defences under strain.
Ladies of London: The New Reign Premieres with Opulent Cast
Bravo's reality series Ladies of London: The New Reign debuts with a cast of British and American socialites, including Lady Emma Thynn and Mark-Francis Vandelli, promising luxury and drama.
Portland Council Stunned by English Language Request to Latino Member
A Portland council meeting fell into shocked silence after a member asked the first Latino councilman to repeat his remarks in English, despite him speaking the language perfectly, sparking controversy and a public apology.
UK Insists US Remains 'Staunch Ally' After Trump's Rebuke
Downing Street has reaffirmed the UK's 'staunch' alliance with the US following President Donald Trump's criticism of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer over Middle East policy disagreements.
Irish Government Accused of 'Soft-Pedalling' US-Iran Response
Taoiseach Micheal Martin faces opposition criticism for refusing to condemn US-Israeli strikes on Iran, accused of appeasing Washington ahead of Trump meeting.
Reform Councillors Quit Over Misogyny Allegations
Two Reform UK councillors have resigned, citing misogynistic undertones and ineffective advocacy, amid ongoing leadership turmoil in local authorities.
Drusilla Beyfus: Journalist and Etiquette Expert Dies at 98
Drusilla Beyfus, a trailblazing journalist who broke into Fleet Street in the 1940s and authored the influential book Modern Manners, has passed away at age 98. Her career spanned decades, shaping etiquette and media.
Nick Mohammed Hosts 50th Olivier Awards in London
Ted Lasso star Nick Mohammed will host the 50th Olivier awards ceremony at London's Royal Albert Hall next month, with special awards announced for industry figures.
UK's WW3 Defence Prospects Analysed in Viral Video Debate
A viral TikTok video has ignited widespread discussion about the United Kingdom's defensive capabilities in a hypothetical World War Three, highlighting Britain's island geography and military history as key advantages while acknowledging modern threats l
Eileen Gu Defends Decision to Ski for China Over US
Olympic champion Eileen Gu addresses criticism from US figures like VP JD Vance over her choice to represent China in skiing, explaining her motivation to grow the sport globally.
Archbishop Slams BBC's 'Appalling' Religious Literacy Gap
The Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, has voiced profound sadness over what he calls an 'appalling lack of religious literacy' at the BBC, urging the broadcaster to prioritise religion across its output as a bulwark against societal polarisation.
Starmer Defies Trump on UK Bases, Straining US-UK Ties
Prime Minister Keir Starmer refuses Donald Trump's request to use British military bases for offensive strikes on Iran, marking a critical moment in US-UK relations amid escalating tensions.
Migrants Sprint to UK Dinghies Despite Asylum Reforms
Migrants were seen racing across a French beach to board overloaded dinghies bound for Britain, just hours after the Home Secretary announced new asylum system changes aimed at reducing incentives for illegal crossings.
UK Net Migration Forecast Cut as Britons Move Abroad
The Office for Budget Responsibility projects UK net migration will average 235,000 annually from 2026-2030, a 60,000 reduction from previous forecasts, driven by increased emigration of British nationals.
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.
Katie Price and Lee Andrews Tease New Show with AI Snap
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.
Ben Wallace Frontrunner for BHA Chair After Lord Allen's Resignation
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.
MLS and Whitecaps Pay $347k Over Messi No-Show
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.
TikToker Must Pay $10M for False Murder Accusations Against Professor
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.
MAGA Senator Mocked for War Comments and Iran-Iraq Mix-Up
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'.
Noem's Senate Hearing in Chaos as Protesters Confront DHS
Kristi Noem's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing descended into chaos as protesters hurled insults, accusing her of fostering a 'hateful America' amid immigration controversies.
US DoJ Drops Case Against Law Firms That Defied Trump
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.
Dubai Expats Defend City Despite Iranian Missile Strikes
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.
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