Ex-congressional aide charged with faking own abduction
Natalie Greene, a former Republican aide, faces a decade in prison for allegedly staging her own kidnapping and self-mutilation. Her parents remain silent as the case unfolds.
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Putin Backs Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan Under US Pressure
Vladimir Putin endorses Donald Trump's controversial peace proposal for Ukraine, which faces a US deadline to cede land and abandon NATO ambitions or lose vital military support.
CPS Appeals Quran Burning Free Speech Case
Crown Prosecution Service appeals decision to overturn conviction of man who burned Quran in London. Free speech versus religious offence debate continues.
Scarborough's live TV F-bomb over Republican 'lies'
Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough erupted with an F-bomb on live TV, targeting Speaker Mike Johnson over Republican response to a viral Democrat video. Full story on the explosive broadcast.
BBC board member quits over governance issues
BBC non-executive director Shumeet Banerji resigns, citing governance failures. The crisis deepens as senior figures are due to face MPs. Read the full story.
Reform UK's Nathan Gill jailed for Russian bribes
Former Reform UK Wales leader Nathan Gill sentenced to 10 years for taking Russian bribes. Keir Starmer demands Nigel Farage investigate party's Kremlin links.
BBC board member resigns over exclusion from bias talks
BBC board member Shumeet Banerji resigns after being cut out of crucial talks on liberal bias claims, leading to the shock exit of top executives. Discover the full story behind the internal crisis.
PM declines to rule out tax rises ahead of Budget
Prime Minister Keir Starmer refuses to reaffirm manifesto tax pledge ahead of crucial Budget. Will working people face higher taxes? Read the latest.
Johnson plots revenge with House rules change
House Speaker Mike Johnson plans to make discharge petitions harder after the Epstein files vote humiliation. Discover the political fallout and what's next for Congress.
BBC board member resigns citing governance failures
Shumeet Banerji resigns from the BBC Board over governance issues, revealing he was not consulted on recent top-level departures. Discover the full story behind the broadcaster's leadership turmoil.
BBC Board Member Quits Over Governance Concerns
BBC board member Sir Robbie Gibb resigns citing governance issues following Huw Edwards scandal and Lineker impartiality row. Read the full story of the corporation's turbulent weeks.
Starmer: Farage 'Not Fit to Lead' After Reform Scandal
PM Keir Starmer demands Nigel Farage launch inquiry after ex-Reform heavyweight Nathan Gill jailed for 10 years over pro-Russian bribery. Calls it a 'grave betrayal' of national security.
Starmer grilled on Budget tax pledges at G20
PM Keir Starmer insists politicians must 'stick to their word' as he faces intense questioning on potential stealth taxes ahead of next week's crucial Budget. Full details on the cost of living focus.
US detains 65,000 immigrants during government shutdown
Exclusive data reveals tens of thousands detained and deported during US government shutdown while other services halted. Discover the staggering figures behind Trump's immigration enforcement surge.
Passport Bros: The New Era of International Dating
Explore how 'passport bros' are reshaping international dating, moving beyond the mail-order bride stereotype in search of traditional relationships abroad.
Trump's Ukraine peace ultimatum: Zelensky's difficult choice
President Zelensky confronts a 'very difficult choice' as Trump demands Ukraine accept a Russia-leaning peace deal within days. Read the full analysis of the 28-point proposal.
Labour's asylum policy triggers membership backlash
Keir Starmer faces Labour rebellion over 'performatively cruel' asylum reforms. Members cancel subscriptions amid claims party is abandoning compassionate values to woo Reform voters.
Council blamed for 'avoidable' flood deaths in Liverpool
A grieving family accuses Liverpool City Council of inaction after their parents died in a flooded underpass. Read the full investigation into this preventable tragedy.
Royal engraver sues police over garden burial dispute
Pierre Frenette, royal engraver to King Charles, is taking legal action against Cambridgeshire Police after officers exhumed his father's body from family garden. Read the full story.
Trump Cabinet Shakeup Looms Over Noem-Lewandowski Ties
Exclusive: White House officials reportedly discuss Homeland Security shakeup as Kristi Noem's relationship with Corey Lewandowski causes internal friction. Read the full investigation.
Eurovision Changes Voting Rules After Controversy
Eurovision announces major voting reforms for 2026, including new limits and jury returns, following allegations of political interference. Discover the full story.
Zelensky Rejects US Peace Plan That Favours Russia
Ukrainian President Zelensky faces immense pressure to accept a controversial US-brokered peace deal with Russia that demands territorial concessions and military cuts. Read the full analysis.
Rachel Dolezal's new look at 48 sparks reactions
Notorious race faker Rachel Dolezal, now Nkechi Amare Diallo, reveals dramatic new appearance at 48. Discover her controversial journey and current OnlyFans career.
Alex Jones on Jermaine Jenas BBC Sexting Scandal
The One Show's Alex Jones opens up about being 'the last to know' about co-host Jermaine Jenas's sexting scandal that led to his BBC sacking. Discover the full story and its consequences.
Trump Cabinet Member Films Protestors at GOP Hangout
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confronted anti-Trump protestors outside Butterworth's restaurant, filming their chants. Read the full confrontation details.
Reform UK's Nathan Gill jailed for pro-Russia bribes
Ex-Reform UK MEP Nathan Gill imprisoned for taking bribes to spread pro-Russian propaganda. The case intensifies scrutiny on Nigel Farage's own views on Putin and the war in Ukraine.
Labour's Income Tax Pledge Under Scrutiny
Fact check: Could Labour's Budget breach its manifesto by extending income tax threshold freezes? Full Fact investigates the promises and political battle.
Starmer on Trump's 'piggy' slur to journalist
PM Keir Starmer commits to respecting journalists after Donald Trump insulted reporter Catherine Lucey. Read the full story on the diplomatic fallout.
Starmer condemns Trump's 'piggy' insult to journalist
Keir Starmer emphasises respect for journalists after Donald Trump's vile 'piggy' remark to female reporter. Read the Prime Minister's full response and political fallout.
Chinook crash families secure MoD meeting after 31 years
Relatives of the 1994 RAF Chinook crash victims will finally meet defence ministers on December 16, describing it as ministers having 'deigned to meet us' after decades seeking answers about the tragedy that killed 29.
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