Amanda Holden's Fashion Display Amid BGT Ratings Crisis
Amanda Holden turned heads in Central London with a bold outfit, as Britain's Got Talent faces plummeting viewership and potential cancellation rumours.
Category : Politics
Medvedev Warns WW3 Would Make Hiroshima Look Like Child's Play
Dmitry Medvedev, a key Putin ally, has issued a stark nuclear warning, claiming Western leaders are 'idiots' who could trigger a conflict dwarfing Hiroshima.
Hillary Clinton Storms Out of Epstein Deposition
Hillary Clinton abruptly left her Jeffrey Epstein deposition after discovering a lawmaker took a photo, leading to a heated exchange with Republican Lauren Boebert.
The View erupts over Iran strikes: 'Illegal war' clash
A heated debate erupted on The View as guest host Elisabeth Hasselbeck defended U.S.-Israel airstrikes on Iran, while panelists condemned the action as an 'illegal war' without congressional approval.
Trump's Neck Rash from Skin Cream, White House Says
Donald Trump's visible neck rash is due to a common preventative skin cream, his doctor stated, amid ongoing health speculations including past bruises and drowsiness.
Iranian Missiles Hit UAE Airbase with Australian Troops
Iranian missile strikes reportedly hit the Al Minhad Airbase in Dubai, where over 100 Australian Defence Force personnel are stationed. Defence Minister Richard Marles confirms all personnel are safe and accounted for.
Guardian Corrects Varoufakis Fine and Delap Injury Details
The Guardian has issued corrections regarding a misstated fine for economist Yanis Varoufakis and clarified injury details about footballer Liam Delap, among other recent amendments to articles.
The Lady Ending: Jane Andrews' Fate After Murder Conviction
The ITV drama concludes with Jane Andrews found guilty of murder, sentenced to life, and later released on licence. The show blends fact with fiction in this royal true crime story.
View Hosts Clash Over Legality of US-Israel Iran Strikes
Sara Haines challenged Sunny Hostin's claim that US-Israel strikes on Iran were unconstitutional, citing historical precedent of presidents acting without Congress.
Hilary Knight Played Olympics with Torn MCL Injury
US women's hockey captain Hilary Knight disclosed she competed at the Milan Olympics with a torn MCL, highlighting the physical and mental challenges of playing through injury.
Starmer: Mainstream Majority Reject Farage, Polanski as PM
Prime Minister Keir Starmer told Labour MPs that a mainstream majority of voters do not want Nigel Farage or Zack Polanski as prime minister, following a by-election defeat to the Greens.
US Strikes Iran's Largest Warship in Operation Epic Fury
US Central Command confirms strike on Iranian drone carrier Shahid Bagheri, rebuking Tehran's false claims of sinking an American aircraft carrier. The attack follows Iran's drone assaults after Ayatollah Khamenei's death.
Commanders Pay $1m Settlement Over Fan Deception Lawsuit
The Washington Commanders have agreed to a $1 million settlement with the District of Columbia over allegations that former owner Dan Snyder lied to fans about misconduct investigations.
Melania Trump Presides at UN Meeting as US Attacks Iran
US First Lady Melania Trump presided over a UN Security Council meeting on children in conflict, while the US and Israel conducted airstrikes on Iran, drawing criticism from Tehran's envoy.
Cher's Son Elijah Blue Allman Arrested Twice in Two Days
Elijah Blue Allman, son of music icon Cher, faces burglary and assault charges after two separate arrests in New Hampshire, following a history of substance abuse and legal battles.
Mask Ban Laws: Safety or Silencing Protesters?
New mask ban laws across US states and universities spark debate over public safety versus suppression of pro-Palestine activism, raising civil liberties and health concerns.
Senate Could Restrain Trump on Iran but Won't Act
Despite constitutional authority, the Republican-controlled Congress is unlikely to use the War Powers Act to limit President Trump's military actions in Iran, as partisan loyalty and anti-Iran sentiment prevail.
Trump's Iran Strikes Divide Conservative Media in US
Donald Trump's decision to join Israel in attacking Iran has deeply divided American conservative media, exposing rifts between interventionist hawks and MAGA isolationists over foreign policy.
Brits Stranded as Iranian Drone Attacks Cause Airport Chaos
British holidaymakers are trapped in Cyprus and Dubai after airports were evacuated due to Iranian drone attacks. Flights cancelled amid escalating Middle East conflict following US-Israel strikes.
Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz, Threatens to Burn Ships
Iran has declared the vital Strait of Hormuz closed, threatening to destroy any vessels attempting passage, causing global oil prices to skyrocket amid escalating tensions.
Starmer Vows to Avoid Iraq Mistakes in Middle East Strategy
Prime Minister Keir Starmer assured MPs that lessons from the Iraq invasion have been learned, emphasising the UK will operate with a lawful, viable plan in the Middle East crisis.
Christian Leaders Urge MSPs to Vote Against Assisted Dying Bill
Christian leaders across Scotland have issued a joint letter warning MSPs that legalising assisted dying could expose vulnerable people to coercion and undermine human dignity, ahead of a final vote on the Bill.
UK Voting Age Could Drop to 16 Under New Electoral Reforms
The UK government has unveiled plans to lower the voting age to 16 for national elections, citing young people as 'the nation's future.' The Representation of the People Bill also includes automatic voter registration and foreign donation restrictions.
JFK Grandson Shares Sister's Last Words Before Her Death
Jack Schlossberg, grandson of John F. Kennedy, discloses his sister Tatiana's poignant final message urging him to succeed in his congressional campaign before her death from leukemia at age 35.
Melania Trump Chairs Historic UN Security Council Meeting
First Lady Melania Trump chaired a UN Security Council meeting, becoming the first sitting First Lady to do so. She emphasized education's role in promoting tolerance and world peace during the historic session.
Veterans Accuse Labour of 'Knifing Them in the Back' Over Troubles Bill
British veterans express simmering anger as Labour MPs vote to withdraw protections from Northern Ireland veterans, leaving them vulnerable to vexatious prosecutions.
Trump's Neck Redness Caused by Prescribed Skin Cream
The White House attributes a prominent red spot on President Donald Trump's neck to a common preventative skin cream prescribed by his physician, with redness expected to persist for weeks.
4-Year-Old Dies in Quebec Ski Incident After Adult Falls on Her
A 4-year-old girl has died after an adult fell on her while cross-country skiing at a private club in Quebec. The incident follows another fatal skiing accident involving a teenager nearby.
Belfast Rally Condemns US-Israeli Assault on Iran
A Belfast City Hall gathering denounced recent US-Israeli attacks on Iran, with People Before Profit MLA Gerry Carroll labelling the military action anti-democratic and criticising Western governments.
Iran-US Conflict Disrupts Global Sports Calendar and Athletes
The escalating Iran-US conflict in the Middle East is causing widespread disruption to global sports, jeopardising events like the Bahrain Grand Prix, Lionel Messi's 'Finalissima', and Cristiano Ronaldo's fixtures, with travel issues stranding athletes.
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