Cruz Beckham confirms his mother Victoria has removed all her tattoos, including tributes to husband David. He also teased a Spice Girls collaboration that turned out to be an April Fools' prank.
Political commentator Paul Cox criticized Keir Starmer's backing of Trump's Iran peace deal during a GB News debate, calling it weak. Starmer had congratulated Trump on the agreement.
Rylan Clark discusses 'cancel culture' on ITV's The Assembly following Scott Mills' BBC sacking over historical allegations.
UK warns Iran could face sanctions if Strait of Hormuz remains closed, accusing Tehran of holding global economy hostage.
Trump claims progress in Iran talks amid denials, raising questions about crisis resolution timeline.
Strictly Come Dancing axes Nadiya Bychkova, Gorka Marquez, Luba Mushtuk, and Michelle Tsiakkas in major shakeup for 2026 series.
UK deploys HMS Trent to Guyana amid Venezuela's renewed claim to Essequibo, raising fears of conflict. Joint exercises planned after Christmas.
Gaza media office reports 47 Israeli ceasefire violations, 38 Palestinians killed, as truce with Hamas unravels amid hostage disputes and aid delays.
UK threatens to ban X over AI-generated sexualised images of women and children, with Ofcom investigating Grok tool.
Lancet study finds over 75,000 killed in Gaza in first 16 months of war, 25,000 more than official toll, with accurate demographic breakdown.
US completes second day of strikes on Iran; oil prices rise, stock markets fall amid escalating conflict and ceasefire concerns.
Putin asks oligarchs to donate to Russia's defence budget as war funding crisis deepens, with Ukraine refusing to cede Donbas.
Kate Ferdinand asks husband Rio not to post about her on Mother's Day due to family complexities, while her plans to fly from Dubai to the UK are threatened by Middle East strikes.
FBI investigates ex-counterterrorism director Joe Kent over alleged classified leaks; he resigned protesting US airstrikes on Iran.
Noel and Liam Gallagher reunite at Wembley to watch Manchester City win the FA Cup, as Bernardo Silva bids farewell and Pep Guardiola eyes more silverware.
Venezuela's acting president replaces defence minister, a key Maduro loyalist, amid ongoing US pressure.
One Australian woman in Syrian camp banned from returning for two years; others may re-enter if they return on their own.
Pakistan denies targeting a Kabul hospital in an airstrike that killed 400, according to Afghan officials. Witnesses describe devastation.
A performance of The Book of Mormon was cancelled mid-show after a protester threw objects at cast members at London's Prince of Wales Theatre.
Trump claims King Charles would have backed US on Iran, criticising Starmer and Nato during royal state visit.
This Morning hosts celebrate Florrie Bark, child cancer campaigner and Pride of Britain winner, after her successful lung transplant.
Russia offers students cash and perks to join drone units fighting in Ukraine, with universities providing high salaries, free housing, and tuition exemptions.
Trump's national parks policy backfires as public comments criticise initiative, with majority opposing directive to report 'negative' content.
US ambassador Warren Stephens warns cancelling King Charles III's state visit to the US would be a 'very big mistake', amid Middle East tensions.
Zelenskyy meets UK, French, German leaders in London to discuss scaling up air defences after Russian hypersonic strikes.
Keir Starmer dismisses Trump's 'no Winston Churchill' insult over Iran, citing public support and Trump's volatility as reasons for confidence.
Joe Kent resigns as US counterterrorism chief, citing opposition to Iran war and alleging Israeli influence.
Iran's Abbas Araghchi, a seasoned diplomat, faces US envoy Steve Witkoff in Geneva nuclear talks, with both sides needing concessions to avoid war.
China ended a state banquet for Donald Trump with 'YMCA', a campaign favourite, as part of diplomatic efforts to strengthen US-China ties.
Ukraine rejects Russian claim of deadly drone attack in Luhansk; Czech president urges NATO to respond firmly; US troop numbers in Europe to drop.