Former ambassador Peter Mandelson has assembled a high-profile legal team after being arrested in London, with lawyers from Mishcon de Reya, BCL Solicitors, and QEB Hollis Whiteman now involved in his case.
Bree Brown pleads not guilty to six assault charges against Maddie Studdon, following Studdon's recent guilty plea for stalking offences in a complex domestic violence case.
A federal judge has declared the Trump administration's policy of deporting immigrants to third countries unlawful, citing due process violations, but suspended the ruling for 15 days pending appeal.
President Donald Trump's announcement to send a hospital ship to Greenland was reportedly inspired by a MAGA-supporting bricklayer's comment to Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry, despite Greenland's rejection of the offer.
A seven-year-old girl at a Jordan refugee camp walked away when asked if she knew Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, during Harry and Meghan's humanitarian tour with WHO.
A neighbour of missing Today show star Savannah Guthrie's mother reported seeing a suspicious man near her home weeks before the suspected abduction, as authorities release new footage.
Five Democratic lawmakers attended Donald Trump's State of the Union to directly challenge the president, with some heckling and holding protest signs during the speech.
A Massachusetts couple targeted by former eBay employees in a harassment campaign involving live insects and threats has settled their lawsuit against the company.
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration's policy of deporting migrants to countries with no ties violates due process, suspending the decision for 15 days pending appeal.
Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle's official visit to the British Virgin Islands has reignited concerns over his extensive foreign travel expenses and transparency regarding taxpayer-funded trips.
California Governor Gavin Newsom's memoir details how officiating same-sex marriages in 2004 exposed the fatal flaws in his marriage to Kimberly Guilfoyle, who later became Donald Trump Jr's fiancée.
A Texas grand jury has rejected indictments in the fatal shooting of Ruben Ray Martinez by a federal immigration agent during a 2025 traffic encounter, with conflicting accounts from authorities and witnesses.
Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a nearly blind Burmese refugee, was found dead after being dropped off miles from home by US border patrol agents without family notification.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer hints at potential policy reversal on student loan interest rates, with ministers examining fairer alternatives to the current RPI-based system.
Robert Cosby Jr., son of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Mary Cosby, has died at age 23. Police initially responded to a possible overdose before classifying it as a death investigation.
Federal agents executed search warrants at Los Angeles Unified School District headquarters and Superintendent Alberto Carvalho's home as part of an undisclosed investigation, with a third location in Florida also searched.
Audio tapes reveal Justin Baldoni rejected fans' choice Abigail Cowen for It Ends with Us, insisting on Blake Lively, now facing sexual harassment and defamation claims.
Democratic Senator John Fetterman enjoys soaring approval among Republicans but faces devastating disapproval from his own party, threatening his 2028 reelection prospects.
The Australian government has advised families of diplomats to leave Israel and Lebanon, citing unpredictable security tensions. Voluntary departures are also offered for dependents in the UAE, Jordan, and Qatar.
Following his arrest, Prince Andrew faces house arrest, communication monitoring, and bans on hobbies while living in isolation at Sandringham, with friends distancing themselves.
Bill Gates spoke candidly about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein during a Gates Foundation town hall, taking responsibility for his actions while denying knowledge of Epstein's crimes.
Prosecutors have wrapped up their murder case against former Miami Hurricanes player Rashaun Jones, accused of killing teammate Bryan Pata in 2006. Jurors will begin deliberations on Thursday.
Vice-President JD Vance announces a temporary halt to over $250 million in Medicaid reimbursements to Minnesota, citing fraud concerns, with Mehmet Oz warning other states may follow suit.
New footage shows Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib chanting 'KKK' to mock Republican colleagues cheering 'USA' at Trump's State of the Union, sparking backlash.
The UK government announces new legislation to fund a permanent memorial for the 72 Grenfell Tower fire victims, alongside updates on safety reforms and inquiry progress.
The UK government has backtracked on proposals to scrap minimum branch requirements, ensuring all 11,500 Post Office outlets remain open following a public campaign and consultation.
Foreign Office minister Hamish Falconer admitted the Government was pausing Parliament's consideration of the Chagos treaty, only to be contradicted by his own department hours later, amid US pressure and international criticism.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US President Donald Trump call for elevating peace negotiations to a leaders' summit, aiming to resolve the conflict and secure post-war reconstruction funding.
Former MSNBC host Joy Reid faced a vocal critic while speaking at a left-wing 'People's State of the Union' event in Washington, DC, as Donald Trump delivered his own address elsewhere in the city.
Newly released emails reveal Jeffrey Epstein blamed 'Charles' on the day Prince Andrew stepped down as UK trade envoy in 2011, amid ongoing scandal over their relationship.