Parade Crash Victim Denied PIP Despite Life-Changing Injuries
Ex-soldier Dan Eveson, injured in the Liverpool parade crash, was refused PIP despite broken bones and a torn muscle, leaving him struggling financially.
Category : Politics
Rubio Calls Critics 'Stupid' Amid Racism Query in India
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, during a press conference in India, deflected a question about racist remarks by saying 'stupid people' exist everywhere, amid strained ties.
Met Suspends Officer Over AI-Flagged Sexual Content
A Metropolitan Police special chief officer has been suspended after AI software detected 'sexual content' on his work phone. The technology, developed by Palantir, flagged over 100 officers as part of a crackdown on internal standards.
Shearer Supports Howe After Tough Newcastle Campaign
Alan Shearer believes Newcastle United should keep Eddie Howe as manager for the 2026/27 season, citing his past success and the need for stability after a disappointing Premier League campaign.
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Woman Arrested After Man Found Dead with Serious Injuries
A 39-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was found with serious injuries in Middlesbrough. Police say the incident is isolated with no wider risk to the public.
Rylan Clark Stunned by Cheating Question on ITV Show
Rylan Clark was left floored when an interviewer on ITV's The Assembly asked if honesty is always the best policy after he cheated on his ex-husband Dan Neal.
Cruise Ship Passengers Warned: Banned Over Smart Glasses
Cruise lines are cracking down on passengers wearing smart glasses like Meta Glasses, with fines or removal for recording others without consent. New 2026 rules also ban drones, fights, and smoking.
GMB Pays Tribute to Campaigner Jules Fielder, 42
Good Morning Britain honored Jules Fielder, who died at 42 from lung cancer. She campaigned tirelessly to raise awareness of symptoms, leaving a lasting legacy.
Israel Revives Death Penalty for Palestinians in New Laws
Israel's parliament passed two laws reinstating the death penalty, seemingly targeting only Palestinians, ending a decades-long moratorium.
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Trump Defends Iran Deal Push Amid GOP Backlash
Donald Trump defends himself from Republican critics over a potential Iran deal, insisting he doesn't make bad deals as negotiations continue.
Teal independents debate forming party amid donation law changes
Zali Steggall says donation rules favour teals forming own party, but Monique Ryan, Helen Haines and Kate Chaney distance themselves from the idea.
Byelection, Streeting, and EU: Your Questions Answered
Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey answer listener questions on Andy Burnham, the Makerfield byelection, and UK-EU relations in this podcast episode.
Botswana Couple Fights for Same-Sex Marriage in Court
Bonolo Selelo and Tsholofelo Kumile are challenging Botswana's ban on same-sex marriage, seeking to become the second African country to legalize it, amid strong opposition.
Barry Manilow on Cancer, Coming Out and His Lasting Legacy
Barry Manilow opens up about lung cancer, coming out, and his enduring career. At 82, he's not slowing down with a new album and tour.
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Europe's Role in Ukraine: Beyond the Merkel Envoy Rumour
Speculation about a European envoy for Ukraine talks is premature, but reflects a shift: Europe must lead as US steps back, and Ukrainians show resilience.
Abortion Pill Battle Rages On After Supreme Court Decision
The US Supreme Court preserved access to abortion pills for now, but a nationwide ban looms. Carter Sherman reports on the ongoing legal battle and its impact on patients.
Fight to Renounce Russian Citizenship After Ukraine Invasion
Sergey Radchenko recounts his personal struggle to renounce Russian citizenship following Putin's invasion of Ukraine, feeling guilt by association.
Sovereign Citizen Yelled Abuse at Dying Officer: Coroner
Details emerge in coroner's court of the Porepunkah shooting that killed two Victoria police officers, including abuse yelled by Dezi Freeman at a dying constable.
Rare Blue Moon This Week Highlights Calendar Quirks
This week's full moon is a blue moon, the second full moon in May. Learn why our calendar, based on stars, causes this rare event.
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Worcestershire council saga shows UK multiparty failure
The drama at Worcestershire county council reveals how Britain's two-party system struggles with a fragmented electorate, as Reform UK's incompetence leads to a rainbow coalition and Conservative suspension.
TV Tonight: Range Rover Murders Documentary Airs
A documentary explores the 1995 murders of three Essex drug dealers, and Springwatch returns. Here's what to watch this evening.
Islamophobia: The Permissible Prejudice Shaping Global Politics
The article argues Islamophobia is a structural prejudice, normalized through media framing and political rhetoric, making Muslim communities less safe.
10 Most Memorable Guardian Pass Notes: Vulva Scarves to Prince Andrew
As the Guardian's Pass Notes series hits 5,000 entries, a writer reflects on the bizarre topics he's covered, from six-seven slang to Fendi's vulva scarf.
Swedish PM Pledges Expanded IVF to Combat Low Birthrate
Sweden's prime minister promises to fund IVF for additional children as fertility rate hits lowest level since 1749, sparking debate on demographic decline.
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Labor's Transparency Promises Falter Amid FoI Criticism
A new report reveals that Treasury officials withheld documents until Fridays, undermining FoI rules. Labor's transparency pledges are under fire as critics decry delays and vague responses.
Public Patience with Privatisation Wanes, Nationalisation Gains Support
Decades after the great privatisation experiment, voters question who utilities serve. Labour's cautious approach on nationalisation wears thin as public mood shifts.
One Year On, Is Nationalised SWR Delivering?
A year after nationalisation, South Western Railway's new trains are rolling out faster, but reliability issues persist. Rail minister Peter Hendy defends the reforms.
Whistler by Ann Patchett: A Saccharine Reunion Story
Ann Patchett's new novel 'Whistler' follows a woman reuniting with her stepfather after decades, but the saccharine perfection leaves readers craving more complexity.
Bondi Attack: 11 Shot in 30 Seconds, Commission Hears
The royal commission into antisemitism heard that two gunmen shot 11 people within 30 seconds at a Hanukah celebration in Bondi, killing 10. NSW police had declined a static presence.
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Australia's Anti-Corruption Chief Brereton Resigns
Paul Brereton resigns as head of Australia's National Anti-Corruption Commission, citing personal controversies distracting from its core purpose of strengthening integrity.
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