Made In Chelsea Star's Surprise Bridgerton Cameo
Freddie Browne from Made In Chelsea makes a surprise appearance in Netflix's Bridgerton as Captain Barrington, sparking excitement among fans and co-stars.
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Mexican Army Kills Top Cartel Leader El Mencho in Major Operation
The Mexican military has killed Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, sparking nationwide retaliatory violence and marking a significant victory in the fight against organized crime.
Christian Preacher Arrested Over Sermon on Islam and Transgender
A Christian street preacher was detained for eight hours on suspicion of inciting religious hatred after delivering a sermon on Islam and transgender ideology in Bristol.
Reform UK Plans ICE-Style Border Agency and Mass Deportations
Reform UK unveils plans for a Trump-inspired deportation agency to detain 24,000 migrants, scrap indefinite leave, and mandate home searches, drawing criticism from Labour and Amnesty.
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Rob Jetten Sworn In as Youngest Dutch PM at 38
Rob Jetten, aged 38, is sworn in as the youngest prime minister in Dutch history, leading a minority coalition government facing immediate legislative challenges.
Kylie Jenner Squirms at BAFTAs Over Awkward Jammie Dodger Joke
Kylie Jenner was visibly uncomfortable after host Alan Cumming made a suggestive joke about a giant Jammie Dodger at the 2026 BAFTAs, sparking viewer criticism and comparisons to past awards season mockery.
BBC Apologises for Racial Slur Broadcast at Bafta Awards
The BBC has apologised after a racial slur was broadcast during the Bafta Film Awards. The offensive language was reportedly shouted by an audience member with Tourette syndrome.
Sophie Habboo Stuns at BAFTAs 11 Weeks After Birth
Sophie Habboo dazzled on the EE BAFTA Film Awards red carpet just 11 weeks after giving birth, wearing a form-fitting black lace dress alongside husband Jamie Laing.
Mexico Violence After Cartel Leader El Mencho Killed
US tourists stranded in Puerto Vallarta as violence flares following the killing of Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader El Mencho. Airlines suspend flights amid warnings.
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Mexico Erupts in Violence After Cartel Leader El Mencho Killed
Mexico has descended into violent chaos following the killing of Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, with widespread arson and roadblocks affecting World Cup host cities just months before the tournament.
Bridgeman Wins Genesis Invitational, McIlroy Rues Missed Chances
Jacob Bridgeman secured his maiden PGA Tour victory at the Genesis Invitational, holding off Rory McIlroy by one shot after McIlroy's putting struggles on the final days.
Sally Nugent's Glam Look Distracts BBC Breakfast Viewers
BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent's stylish patterned dress and hair captivated fans during Monday's live show, sparking social media buzz as she co-hosted with Jon Kay.
Peter Hitchens: Russia Hostile, China Compliant in Video
In a video, Peter Hitchens argues that Russia is openly hostile while China is compliant, sparking debate on foreign policy and international relations.
Robert Aramayo's BAFTA Win Moves Ethan Hawke to Tears
Robert Aramayo's heartfelt BAFTA acceptance speech for Best Actor moved Ethan Hawke to tears as he thanked the veteran star for inspiring him at drama school.
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BAFTA After-Party: Wood and McKenna-Bruce Celebrate at Netflix Event
Aimee Lou Wood and Mia McKenna-Bruce attended the star-studded Netflix BAFTA after-party at The Twenty Two in London, celebrating with fellow actress Bel Priestley after the awards ceremony.
Kirsten Dunst's Wardrobe Malfunction at BAFTA Afterparty
Kirsten Dunst experienced an awkward wardrobe malfunction at the BAFTA afterparty, tearing her skirt, while 'One Battle After Another' dominated the 2026 awards with six wins.
Reform UK Plans Trump-Style Border Agency and Deportations
Reform UK's new home affairs spokesperson Zia Yusuf unveils plans for an ICE-style UK border agency, mass deportations, and stricter immigration controls in a major policy speech.
Littler Wins Poland Darts Open, Overcomes Premier League Woes
Two-time world champion Luke Littler secured victory at the Poland Darts Open, defeating Gian van Veen 8-4 in the final. Littler averaged over 108 in the match, showcasing dominant form after early Premier League difficulties.
US Tourists Stranded in Mexico After El Mencho Killed
Violence erupts across Mexico as tourists are told to seek shelter after the killing of cartel leader El Mencho in a military operation, with flights suspended and cities like Puerto Vallarta described as a war zone.
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Mescal and Abrams Kiss at BAFTAs as Hamnet Wins Award
Paul Mescal and Gracie Abrams celebrated Hamnet's Outstanding British Film win with a public kiss at the 2026 BAFTAs, marking their red carpet debut as a couple.
Actor Defends Tourette's Tics at BAFTA Awards After Incident
Robert Aramayo, star of 'I Swear', defends John Davidson after expletive tics aired during the BAFTA Film Awards 2026, urging understanding of Tourette syndrome.
Brit Among 19 Dead in Nepal Bus Crash, 25 Injured
A British national is among 19 people killed when a bus drove off a mountain road in Nepal, with 25 others injured. The crash occurred on the Prithvi highway near Kathmandu.
Alan Cumming Explains Bafta Swearing as Tourette's Tics Audible
Robert Aramayo won Best Actor at the 2026 Baftas for his role in 'I Swear,' a film about Tourette's campaigner John Davidson, whose involuntary tics were heard during the ceremony.
Mexico Unrest After Cartel Leader Killed, Winter Olympics End
A drug cartel leader's death triggers widespread unrest in Mexico, prompting a US security alert. Meanwhile, the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics close with France set to host next.
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Accountant Jailed for Stealing £26k from Food Bank Charity
Elizabeth Burrows, a depressed accountant, stole over £26,000 from a West Sussex food bank charity while managing its tax payments, receiving a suspended sentence and repayment order.
Labour's School Funding Plan Sparks 'Class Warfare' Row
Labour's new school funding formula based on parental income faces Tory criticism as 'class warfare', while SEND reforms aim to halve attainment gaps and manage rising ADHD cases.
Britain's 'Lip King' Jordan James Parke Dies
Jordan James Parke, the Kim Kardashian lookalike known as Britain's 'Lip King', has passed away. His family expressed profound grief on social media.
Aramayo's BAFTA Shock and DiCaprio Film's Six Awards Sweep
British actor Robert Aramayo stunned by winning Best Actor and the EE Rising Star award at the 2026 BAFTAs, while Leonardo DiCaprio's film 'One Battle After Another' led with six wins, including Best Picture.
Anglesey Vampire Killer: Welsh Village Murder Podcast
BBC's Crime Next Door podcast explores the 2001 murder of Mabel Leyshon by a vampire-obsessed teen, shaking a close-knit Welsh community. Plus, other top podcasts this week.
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Politics Without Politicians: Citizen Rule Proposal
Hélène Landemore argues for replacing career politicians with randomly selected citizens, drawing on examples from France and Ireland, but faces criticism over practicality and crisis management.
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