The fallout from Jeffrey Epstein's scandal casts a shadow over Bill Clinton and George Mitchell's pivotal roles in the Northern Ireland peace process, with institutions distancing themselves.
Love Island All Stars reveals voting percentages for the final, showing Samie and Ciaran won with over 35% of votes. Many fans express disbelief and allege the results are rigged, sparking controversy online.
Ukraine dismisses Moscow's 'absurd' nuclear weapon allegations as the conflict marks four years. Macron doubts short-term peace, while Russia faces internal resistance over Telegram control.
Intelligence agencies CIA and MI6 uncovered Vladimir Putin's war plans, but faced widespread disbelief from officials and the public, highlighting intelligence challenges.
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French President Emmanuel Macron voices strong doubts about ongoing peace talks to end the Ukraine war, citing Russia's lack of willingness to cease hostilities.
Ciaran Davies and Samie Elishi have won Love Island All Stars 2026 with 35.22% of the vote, but some fans allege producer interference in the results.
A racial slur was broadcast during the Bafta Film Awards, prompting Warner Bros to request its removal from the BBC. Bafta and the BBC have apologised, with Labour MP Dawn Butler criticising the broadcaster.
Ruth Langsford reveals how therapy and friends helped her recover from her marriage breakdown with Eamonn Holmes, as she promotes her new book 'Feeling Fabulous'.
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Vladimir Putin warns adversaries understand consequences of nuclear attack on Russia, as spy agency alleges UK and France plotting to arm Ukraine with nuclear weapons.
Former Real Housewives star Lisa Rinna reflects in her memoir on working with Donald Trump on Celebrity Apprentice, stating she saw no indications of his future controversial persona during filming.
Warner Bros executives raised the N-word incident with Bafta immediately but saw it broadcast unedited. Google apologises for an AI prompt, while a judge quits over handling.
Fans are emotional after spotting Miley Cyrus filming in Hannah Montana style for the upcoming 20th anniversary special on Disney+, featuring interviews and nostalgic sets.
A senior BBC executive has apologised to staff after a racial slur was broadcast during the Bafta Film Awards, calling the incident deeply distressing and taking full responsibility.
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Sir Christian Turner hosted a welcome reception in Washington while former ambassador Lord Peter Mandelson was held by London police over Epstein-linked misconduct allegations.
Jodi Albert posted loved-up photos with husband Kian Egan and their three sons on Instagram, showcasing a sun-soaked family holiday with horseback rides and beach moments.
Keir Starmer joined European leaders in urging Vladimir Putin to agree to an unconditional ceasefire during Coalition of the Willing talks marking four years of war in Ukraine, with new sanctions pledged.
Downing Street denies Russian claims of UK-France nuclear plot in Ukraine, as new sanctions target Russia's economy on invasion anniversary.
Britain's Got Talent's 19th series has drawn the smallest audience on record, with bookies now offering odds of 2/1 that ITV will axe the long-running talent show after this season.
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Warner Bros raised immediate concerns about a racial slur shouted at the Bafta Film Awards and requested its removal from the BBC broadcast. The incident involved Tourette's campaigner John Davidson, with Bafta and the BBC apologising for the handling.
A racial slur shouted during the Bafta Film Awards has sparked controversy, with Warner Bros requesting its removal from the BBC broadcast and Labour MP Dawn Butler criticising the BBC's handling.
Natalie Dormer has publicly withdrawn from promoting ITV's royal drama The Lady, donating her salary to child abuse charities following revelations about Sarah Ferguson's connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
The Royal Artillery faces backlash for denying public access to a golden ram's head looted from Ghana in 1874, keeping it hidden in their officers' mess in Wiltshire.
Charles Kushner, Donald Trump's ambassador to France, has been barred from meeting French officials after skipping a summons to explain US comments on a slain far-right activist, escalating diplomatic tensions.
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Downing Street flatly denies Moscow's claim that the UK and France were plotting to supply Ukraine with a nuclear weapon, calling it a distraction from atrocities.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claims Vladimir Putin has initiated World War 3. Amid rising fears, experts list 19 UK towns deemed safest, advising avoidance of nuclear bases like the River Clyde.
Emmerdale star Lisa Riley became emotional on Loose Women while paying tribute to her close friend Robin Windsor, who tragically took his own life in 2024 after a long battle with depression.
Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley emotionally discusses her close bond with late Strictly Come Dancing partner Robin Windsor, two years after his tragic death at age 44.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer reaffirms UK's commitment to Ukraine for 'as long as it takes', criticising Putin for obstructing peace. New sanctions target Russian energy and finance sectors.
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The UK government has imposed sanctions on two pro-government television channels in Georgia, Imedi and Postv, accusing them of spreading deliberately misleading information about Russia's war in Ukraine.
