Middlesbrough Boss Hints at More Spygate Secrets
Middlesbrough manager Kim Hellberg suggests he knows more about the Spygate saga than publicly reported, as his team prepares for the Championship play-off final against Hull City.
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Buendia Refused Transfer After Europa League Win
Emi Buendia overcame injury and a loan spell to score a crucial goal in Aston Villa's Europa League final win, revealing he refused to leave the club.
Natalie McNally's Killer Called Himself a 'Monster'
Stephen McCullagh, convicted of murdering his pregnant partner Natalie McNally, referred to himself as a 'monster' and expressed regret in probation statements, a sentencing hearing heard.
Pedestrian Access Widened at Glasgow Central After Fire
More pavements around Glasgow Central Station have reopened after the devastating Union Street fire in March, easing access for commuters and businesses.
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Amber Alert for Missing 6-Month-Old in Indiana
An Amber Alert has been issued for missing six-month-old Devaeyah Lucas-Bell in Hammond, Indiana. Police say she is in extreme danger.
King Charles Jams with Ukulele Orchestra in Northern Ireland
King Charles III played a ukulele with Loughries Men's Ukelele Ensemble during a visit to allotments in Northern Ireland, praising the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain.
Ex-CIA Officer Kennedy Quits White House Over Iran Strikes
Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, a former CIA officer and deputy to Tulsi Gabbard, resigns over disagreement with Trump's Iran strikes, marking second exit from Gabbard's team.
Late Queen Wanted Andrew in Prominent Trade Role
Newly released documents show the late Queen was 'very keen' for Prince Andrew to take a prominent role in promoting UK interests before he became trade envoy.
UK Offers Chocolate and Zoo Discounts to Ease Cost of Living
The British government announces cheaper chocolate, theme park tax cuts, and free bus travel for children to alleviate cost-of-living pressures amid the Iran war.
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BBC Anchor Apologises After Losing Voice On Air
BBC Wales Today presenter Lucy Owen was forced to hand over the bulletin after a coughing fit. She has since apologised to viewers on Instagram.
Texas Dem Candidate Sparks Outrage with Antisemitic Call
Texas Democratic congressional candidate Maureen Galindo faces backlash after calling for 'American Zionists' to be jailed in an ICE detention center, drawing condemnation from party leaders like Hakeem Jeffries and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Latvia Scrambles Jets Amid Drone Incursions in Baltics
NATO scrambles fighter jets as drone incursions trigger shelter orders in Latvia and Lithuania, raising tensions on the alliance's eastern flank.
Airbus and Air France Guilty in 2009 Rio-Paris Crash
A Paris appeals court convicted Airbus and Air France of corporate manslaughter for the 2009 Rio-Paris crash that killed 228 people, imposing maximum fines of €225,000 each.
Katie Price Ends Search for Missing Husband Lee Andrews
Katie Price says she is stepping back from searching for her missing husband Lee Andrews, leaving it to police. She fears for her sanity amid doubts about his disappearance.
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UK net migration below 200k for first time since pandemic
UK net migration dropped to 171,000 in 2025, the lowest since Covid-19, driven by fewer non-EU arrivals for work. Asylum hotel numbers also fell.
Police Furious Over World Cup Drinking Law Change
Police chiefs are angry after the government rejected their plea to avoid blanket pub opening extensions during the World Cup, warning of increased disorder and strain on resources.
Three UK Police to World Cup After US Refuses Funding
Only three British police officers will travel to the US for the World Cup after American authorities refused to fund a larger delegation, raising concerns over fan management.
Swinney seeks UK cooperation to cut food costs
Scottish First Minister John Swinney calls for collaboration with UK Government to lower food prices, welcoming Chancellor Reeves' tariff suspension plans.
Air France and Airbus Guilty of Manslaughter in Crash
The Paris Appeals Court has found Air France and Airbus guilty of corporate manslaughter over the 2009 crash of flight AF447, which killed 228 people.
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Air France, Airbus Guilty of Manslaughter in 2009 Crash
A Paris appeals court found Air France and Airbus guilty of corporate manslaughter for the 2009 Rio-Paris crash that killed 228 people, overturning a 2023 acquittal.
Why Three MAFS USA Experts Left the Show
Three Married at First Sight USA experts have left the show after Season 19. The production company confirmed a new direction for the series as it moves to Peacock.
Hajj 2026: Dates Confirmed and Eid al-Adha Details
Hajj 2026 begins May 25 in Mecca. Learn about rituals, significance, and Eid al-Adha. Nearly two million pilgrims expected for the sacred journey.
UK Summons Israeli Diplomat Over Ben-Gvir's Detainee Video
Britain summoned Israel's charge d'affaires after Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir shared footage taunting detained activists from a Gaza aid flotilla, sparking widespread condemnation.
Swinney Urges Celtic Fans to Avoid Cup Final Disorder
First Minister John Swinney calls on Celtic fans to behave ahead of the Scottish Cup final following violent clashes with police after the league win.
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755 migrant children wrongly treated as adults
A new report reveals 755 migrant children were wrongly placed in adult accommodation or detention last year after flawed Home Office age assessments, sparking safeguarding concerns.
Judge Orders Trump Staff to Preserve Presidential Records
A federal judge granted an injunction requiring Trump White House staff to comply with the Presidential Records Act, rejecting DOJ claims it's unconstitutional.
Donaldson Trials to Proceed Simultaneously
A judge has ruled that the historical sexual offences trial of former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and the trial of facts for his wife Lady Eleanor Donaldson will proceed simultaneously starting May 26.
Summer VAT Cut to 5% on Attractions in Cost-of-Living Plan
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces temporary VAT cut from 20% to 5% on theme parks, zoos, museums, and more from June 25 to September 1 to ease cost-of-living pressures.
Peanuts Music Owner Sues Trump Administration Over Use
The owner of Peanuts music, Lee Mendelson Film Productions, sues the Trump administration for using Vince Guaraldi's scores without permission in social media posts and a game.
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Pedro Almodóvar: Filmmakers Have 'Moral Duty' to Be Political
Pedro Almodóvar, the Oscar-winning Spanish director, says filmmakers have a 'moral duty' to speak out on politics, criticizing Donald Trump and urging Europe to resist similar forces.
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