China Arrests US Scholar on Espionage Charges
China arrests US academic Min Zin on suspicion of espionage, just a month after Trump-Xi meeting.
China arrests US academic Min Zin on suspicion of espionage, just a month after Trump-Xi meeting.
US grants Hungary one-year exemption from Russian oil sanctions after Trump-Orbán meeting; Hungary commits to buying US LNG.
Pete Hegseth dismisses Pope Leo's criticism of the Iran war, asserting US legal justification amid ongoing conflict.
Trump says US may hit Iran's Kharg Island again 'just for fun', dismisses peace deal, and discusses Strait of Hormuz crisis.
Polish PM Tusk warns Europe is in a 'pre-war era' as Russia attacks Ukraine's energy grid, urging allies to bolster defences against nuclear threats.
PM Starmer secures 30-day visa-free travel to China after meeting Xi Jinping, aiming to strengthen UK-China ties and boost economic cooperation.
Jimmy Bullard confirms he will attend the I'm A Celebrity final, forfeiting show fees to support fellow campmates.
Israel strikes Tehran; Iran threatens Gulf power plants. US commander says campaign ahead of plan. Oil prices surge amid Strait of Hormuz tensions.
CMA finds fuel price rises due to oil costs, not retailer margins; some retailers investigated for increased margins in March.
Gemma Collins falls from hammock in I'm A Celebrity chaos, clashes with David Haye and Sinitta.
John Bolton warns Iran of 'hell to pay' if crossed, as US and Iran trade barbs at UN over nuclear deal and sanctions.
Australia's SBS will not join EU boycott of Eurovision 2026 if Israel competes, despite calls from Greens and advocacy groups.
Claudia Winkleman calls Traitors winners' alliance 'incredibly moving' as Rachel and Stephen share £96,000 prize pot.
Trump says Ukraine peace plan not final offer after backlash; Zelenskyy faces choice between dignity and US support as Geneva talks begin.
Madonna reports missing Coachella outfit worn with Sabrina Carpenter, offers reward for its return.
Brazil rejects US request to label PCC and Comando Vermelho as terrorist groups, citing legal definitions and criminal nature.
Joe Sugg and Dianne Buswell share emotional birth story of son Bowden, including Joe's tears and details of emergency C-section.
Professor Xueqin Jiang, who correctly predicted Trump's win, now forecasts US defeat in a war with Iran, citing historical parallels and strategic disadvantages.
Claudia Winkleman apologises after swearing live on Heart Radio, realising a child was still watching.
Mary Beth Hurt, Tony-nominated actress known for Interiors and The World According to Garp, dies aged 79 from Alzheimer's.
BBC Radio Wales presenter Lynda Shahwan died from an abdominal infection after being discharged from hospital following a car crash in Canada.
Trump's Venezuela policy shifts to military strikes and CIA operations, driven by Marco Rubio's tough approach and oil interests.
UK evacuates over 100,000 Britons from Middle East war zone; foreign secretary updates parliament on evacuation efforts and talks to reopen Strait of Hormuz.
Jill Zarin fired from E! reunion show 'The Golden Life' after racist comments about Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance.
Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus attend the Olivier Awards in London, their first public outing in five months, with her son Damian.
Lebanon-Israel ceasefire takes effect amid shelling reports; Trump criticises Australia over Hormuz; markets rise on peace hopes.
Avi Shlaim argues Britain must confront its colonial legacy in Palestine by recognising the state of Palestine to counter Israeli annexation plans.
Kiss FM host Tyler West reveals witnessing a fatal stabbing as a teen, overcoming trauma, and finding love on Strictly Come Dancing.
Donald Trump calls on UK and other nations to send warships to keep Strait of Hormuz open amid conflict with Iran, warning of ongoing threats.
UK applies to join China-backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, drawing US criticism over governance concerns.