Stacey Solomon Rejected Celebrity Traitors Over Honesty Fears
Stacey Solomon declined a lucrative offer to appear on The Celebrity Traitors, citing her inability to lie and cheat convincingly as the reason.
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Poisoned Cop's Child Begged Soldiers Not to Destroy Home
RAF captain reveals how troops found a note from Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey's child pleading to leave their home intact during decontamination after Salisbury poisonings.
Fran Kranz: Forgiveness and Restorative Justice in Mass
Writer Fran Kranz explores the themes of forgiveness and restorative justice in his play 'Mass', based on the film about a school shooter's parents meeting a victim's parents.
Biennale Jury Denies Awards to Israeli, Russian Artists
Venice Biennale jury refuses to award artists from countries facing war crimes allegations, including Israel and Russia, sparking debate.
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June Brown Asked for Assisted Death, Lord Cashman Says
Lord Michael Cashman revealed that EastEnders actress June Brown begged him to help her get an assisted death before she died in 2022.
Justice Dept Drops Probe of Fed Chair Powell, Aiding Warsh
The Justice Department has ended its criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, removing a key obstacle to the confirmation of his successor Kevin Warsh.
JetBlue sued over 'surveillance pricing' using consumer data
JetBlue faces a class action lawsuit accusing it of using consumer data without consent to charge higher ticket prices, a practice called 'surveillance pricing.' The airline denies the claims.
Healthy mother ends life at Swiss clinic after son's death
Wendy Duffy, 56, ended her life at the Pegasos clinic in Switzerland, unable to cope with grief after losing her only son Marcus four years ago. She paid £10,000 for assisted dying.
Napralief Recall Over Missing Safety Info
Health chiefs recall Napralief painkiller batches due to missing safety leaflets, risking overdose and allergic reactions. Patients advised to follow dosage instructions.
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Anne Hathaway's 'Inshallah' Goes Viral: What It Means
Anne Hathaway casually used 'inshallah' in an interview, sparking viral joy among Muslims. Learn the meaning and why it resonated so positively.
James Valentine: Extraordinary Talent and Kindness Combined
Jess McGuire reflects on the legacy of ABC broadcaster James Valentine, who showed that excellence and kindness can coexist in public broadcasting.
Amnesty Warns World Cup Visitors of US 'Rising Authoritarianism'
Amnesty International and US civil rights groups issued a World Cup travel advisory, warning visitors of rising authoritarianism and increasing violence under Trump's immigration policies.
National Parks Sued Over Anti-Trump Sign Permit Threat
A protest group sues the National Park Service after officials threatened to revoke their permit over signs criticizing Trump, citing obscenity. The ACLU argues the signs are protected political speech.
Met's Palantir AI Interest Sparks Debate
Ben Jennings cartoon criticizes the Met Police's potential purchase of Palantir's AI technology, highlighting privacy and ethical concerns.
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Corrie's Swarla Wedding: A Milestone for LGBTQ+ TV
Coronation Street's Swarla tie the knot, with British LGBT Awards founder Sarah Garrett praising the soap's authentic portrayal of same-sex love, urging other shows to take note.
Driver Suspected of Intentional Goose Killings, Reward Offered
A driver in Hauppauge, Long Island, is suspected of intentionally running over geese multiple times. A $7,500 reward is offered for information leading to arrest.
PA Treasurer Blocks $1M Security Upgrades at Governor's Home
Pennsylvania's treasurer refuses to approve over $1 million in security upgrades to Governor Josh Shapiro's private home, citing lack of legal authorization for taxpayer-funded work on private property.
Ministers urged to stick to ticket tout ban amid delay fears
The Government is urged to keep its pledge to ban ticket touting as concerns grow that the policy may be left out of the upcoming King's Speech.
JetBlue sued over 'surveillance pricing' claims
JetBlue faces a class-action lawsuit alleging it uses personal data to dynamically set ticket prices, following a social media exchange where the airline suggested clearing cookies to avoid price surges.
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Maryland to Ban Surveillance Pricing, Curbing Costly Retail Practice
Maryland lawmakers approved a bill banning surveillance pricing, which can cost shoppers up to $1,200 annually. If signed, it would be the first such law in the US.
Earl Spencer's partner settles privacy claim with ex-wife
Catrine Jarman, partner of Earl Spencer, settles High Court claim against Countess Karen Spencer over alleged misuse of private information about her MS diagnosis.
Healthy Mother Plans Assisted Suicide in Switzerland
Wendy Duffy, 56, plans to end her life at a Swiss clinic due to grief over her son's death, calling for assisted dying in the UK.
Soviet Housing Equality Recalled Amid Privilege Debate
A former Moscow resident shares memories of living alongside Soviet elite in equal-rent flats, challenging modern narratives about privilege and private education.
Child Skincare Influencers Face Exploitation on TikTok
Dermatologists warn children don't need most skincare products as brands like Benefit and Sephora are investigated for using young influencers in marketing campaigns.
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Record Book Bans in US Libraries in 2025
The American Library Association reports a record 5,668 books banned in US libraries in 2025, with Sold and Empire of Storms among the most challenged. Bans are increasingly politically driven.
Guardian Corrects Italian Law and Podcast Title Errors
The Guardian has issued corrections, clarifying a 2023 Italian directive on birth certificates was overturned in 2025 and correcting the title of a podcast adapted for TV.
Czech Journalists Threaten Strike Over Licence Fee Scrap Plan
Journalists at Czech public broadcasters are threatening to strike over government plans to scrap licence fees and move funding to state control, sparking protests and fears over media independence.
FBI Investigated NYT Reporter Over Article on Director's Girlfriend
The New York Times reveals the FBI investigated reporter Elizabeth Williamson for potential stalking after she wrote about agents protecting FBI Director Kash Patel's girlfriend.
FBI Probed NYT Reporter Over Kash Patel Girlfriend Security Story
The FBI launched an investigation into a New York Times reporter who wrote about Director Kash Patel using bureau resources to provide security and transport for his girlfriend, with critics calling it retaliation against press freedom.
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Reporter Threatened with Jail for Questioning Mayor on Buses
A Miami-Dade sheriff's deputy threatened a journalist with jail time after he tried to ask the mayor about decommissioned electric buses costing taxpayers over $60 million.
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