Vegan Influencer Fined £240,000 for False Cancer Claims
Australian wellness blogger Belle Gibson fined A$410,000 for falsely claiming to have cancer and misleading readers with natural remedy claims.
Australian wellness blogger Belle Gibson fined A$410,000 for falsely claiming to have cancer and misleading readers with natural remedy claims.
Christian Ziegler cleared of rape but may face voyeurism charge; video evidence shows encounter likely consensual.
Scott Mills sacking linked to Huw Edwards drama as BBC faces fresh scrutiny over handling of misconduct allegations and police investigation.
Kristen Stewart's film Personal Shopper gets standing ovation after being booed at Cannes.
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RecommendedPM Starmer calls anti-Semitism a national emergency after Golders Green stabbings; £25m pledged for Jewish community security.
Supreme Court rules employment tribunal fees unlawful; government to repay up to £32m to claimants.
Recent security incidents involving Donald Trump, including assassination attempts and threats, from the White House correspondents' dinner shooting to a Pennsylvania rally attack.
Mentalist Oz Pearlman recalls the terror of locking eyes with President Trump during an assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
Kari Lake confronts Jake Tapper during WHCD evacuation, blaming media for division after a shooting scare.
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RecommendedNigel Farage sought Enoch Powell's endorsement in 1994, deepening the racism row over his admiration for the politician known for his 'rivers of blood' speech.
Fran Garrett-Levy reveals her one regret about meeting husband Will on Channel 4's First Dates, including hidden cameras and a Christmas special moment.
Euphoria season 3 shocks fans as Nate Jacobs is buried alive and killed by a rattlesnake. Creator Sam Levinson explains the gruesome twist.
Reform MP Sarah Pochin apologises for comments on diversity in ads, which experts say boost profits.
Gavin Newsom challenges Donald Trump to a cognitive test after Trump confuses 'sea' and 'see' at a White House event.
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RecommendedRoyal commission to examine security agencies' knowledge and actions before Bondi massacre; Jewish group warned police of likely attack.
Jack Wilshere fined £40,000 by FA for leading offensive Tottenham chants during Arsenal's 2015 FA Cup trophy parade.
Prince Andrew's police security costs taxpayers £3m annually; his finances remain opaque despite no visible income.
Trump slams contractor for damaging stone in White House Rose Garden redesign, posts surveillance video on Truth Social.
BBC chair apologises for error in editing Trump speech on Panorama, as two top executives resign over the scandal.
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RecommendedPublix reverses open carry policy in Florida, now only allowing law enforcement to openly carry firearms, sparking backlash from gun rights supporters.
BBC editor Ed Thomas reveals threats and violence from criminal gangs on UK high streets, including death threats and assaults against Trading Standards officers.
Court documents unsealed reveal names of Jeffrey Epstein associates including Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, and David Copperfield.
Zoe Ball learns her great-great-great-grandfather was jailed at age two in Who Do You Think You Are? episode.
Michael Carrick sees Mason Mount as a valuable squad player, rejecting Gary Neville's suggestion to sell him, as Man Utd plan summer midfield signings.
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RecommendedNigel Farage faces fresh allegations of racism and anti-Semitism from former schoolmates at Dulwich College, which he denies.
Questions over security at White House correspondents' dinner after shooting; suspect mocked lack of security; lawmakers call for investigation.
26 charged in international match-fixing scheme involving NCAA and Chinese basketball, including college players and fixers.
Labour chair Anna Turley gives Nigel Farage 24 hours to report alleged Russian phone hack to police, or Labour will do it.
Hidden camera scandal in China exposes widespread online abuse of women, with activists criticising censorship over perpetrator punishment.
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RecommendedA Hampshire police officer resigns after the Henry Nowak murder case, where bodycam footage showed the stabbed student being handcuffed.