Fake Trump Post About 'Melanie' Documentary Goes Viral
A fabricated screenshot showing Donald Trump calling his wife 'Melanie' and declaring a documentary mandatory viewing has spread widely online, but fact-checkers confirm it's a hoax.
Category : Scandals
South Korea Investigates Church Over Election Interference
South Korean police have launched a formal investigation into the Shincheonji Church over allegations it pressured members to join a political party and influence elections.
Andrew's Business Closes as He Moves to Smaller Home
Pitch@Palace, a business accelerator founded by the former Prince Andrew, is being dissolved as he prepares to move from Royal Lodge to a smaller property on the Sandringham estate.
Trump Sues US Government for $10bn Over Tax Leaks
Donald Trump and his sons file a $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS and Treasury Department, alleging failure to protect their confidential tax information from leaks by a former contractor.
Andrew's Dragon's Den-Style Startup Set for Closure
The former Duke of York's Pitch@Palace Global Ltd faces voluntary strike-off at Companies House, marking another step in his retreat from public life following royal title removal.
Trump Sues IRS and Treasury for $10 Billion Over Tax Leaks
Donald Trump and his family sue the IRS and Treasury Department for $10 billion, alleging severe reputational and financial damage from leaked tax information between 2018 and 2020.
Trump Sues IRS and Treasury for $10BN Over Tax Leak
Former President Donald Trump and his family have initiated a $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS and Treasury Department, alleging the unlawful release of their confidential tax returns.
York Archbishop Cleared Over Abuse Case Handling
Stephen Cottrell will face no disciplinary action despite criticism over his handling of priest David Tudor, who was later banned for life for serious sexual abuse.
Guardian Corrections: Blythe, Crossword, and News Updates
The Guardian has issued corrections and clarifications for several articles, including an error about writer Ronald Blythe's education, a crossword clue mistake, and updates on stories from Syria to climate policy.
Hacked Off Paid Convicted Phone Hacker £22k, Court Hears
The High Court heard that pressure group Hacked Off paid convicted phone hacker Glenn Mulcaire over £22,000 for information about the Daily Mail group as part of a legal strategy.
York Archbishop Cleared in Abuse Case Tribunal
A church tribunal has cleared Archbishop Stephen Cottrell of misconduct over his handling of priest David Tudor, who committed historical sexual abuse against teenagers.
Ex-First Lady Jailed for Bribery in Luxury Gifts Case
Kim Keon-hee, former South Korean first lady, receives 20-month sentence for accepting lavish gifts including diamond necklace and designer bag from Unification Church in exchange for political favours.
Mayor's Vulgar Phone Call Leak Causes Political Scandal
A leaked phone call reveals Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin using vulgar language toward a political rival, reigniting a bitter feud between two Alabama Democrats and prompting public outcry.
Brooke Nevils Details Alleged Matt Lauer Assault in Memoir
Former NBC employee Brooke Nevils reveals harrowing details of alleged rape by Matt Lauer during 2014 Olympics in her new book, describing years of trauma and eventual complaint that led to his firing.
Pratt Slams Newsom's Wildfire Rebuild Plan
Reality star Spencer Pratt criticises California Governor Gavin Newsom's wildfire recovery efforts, accusing state mismanagement of funds as he launches LA mayoral campaign.
Ex-Hacked Off Director Denies Paying Witnesses in Mail Case
Former Liberal Democrat MP Evan Harris denies paying witnesses for evidence against Associated Newspapers in High Court privacy case involving Prince Harry and others.
Lecturer 'Shaking' After Airbnb's Racist Guest Response
A Liverpool John Moores University lecturer faced racist abuse from an Airbnb guest in Bath, with the platform initially refusing to ban the perpetrator or remove damaging reviews, causing significant financial and emotional distress.
Ex-Adams Aide Accused of Diamond Earrings Bribe
Prosecutors allege Ingrid Lewis-Martin accepted diamond earrings from real estate developers and pressured city officials to expedite their projects despite safety concerns.
Guardian Journalists Honoured for Noel Clarke Coverage
Sirin Kale and Lucy Osborne named Women of the Year for their investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against actor Noel Clarke, while former Gaza reporter Malak A Tantesh wins Rising Star prize.
Tim Cook Criticised for Leaked Memo on Minnesota Shooting
Apple CEO Tim Cook faces intense criticism after a private memo addressing the fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti in Minnesota was leaked online, with many condemning his response.
Montenegro Official Resigns Over Leaked Sex Tape
Mirjana Pajković, Montenegro's human rights director, resigns after a leaked sex tape allegedly involving a married presidential adviser sparks a bitter scandal.
Terrorist Convict Seeks Birmingham Council Election
Shahid Butt, jailed for plotting to bomb British embassy in Yemen, aims to stand in Birmingham local elections with backing from controversial TikTok lawyer Akhmed Yakoob.
Ex-First Lady Kim Keon Hee Sentenced to 20 Months
Kim Keon Hee, wife of ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol, receives 20-month prison term for accepting luxury gifts in exchange for political favours, as Yoon awaits rebellion verdict.
Ex-First Lady of South Korea Jailed for Bribery
South Korea's former first lady Kim Keon Hee has been sentenced to 20 months in prison for accepting bribes, marking a historic moment as both former presidential spouses are now incarcerated.
Katie Price Husband Accused as 'Lying Swindler' by Exes
Two ex-partners of Katie Price's new husband Lee Andrews warn the former glamour model, claiming the Dubai businessman is a fraudster who preyed on them financially and emotionally.
Ex-First Lady Kim Keon Hee Jailed for 20 Months
A South Korean court has sentenced former first lady Kim Keon Hee to 20 months in prison for corruption, with the verdict coming ahead of an expected ruling on charges against ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol.
Labour Donor Faces Backlash Over PhD Claim
Dame Ann Limb, a Labour donor nominated for a peerage, faces criticism for falsely claiming a PhD and her appointment as President of Milton Keynes Community Foundation.
BBC Apologises For Omitting 'Jews' In Holocaust Coverage
The BBC has issued an apology after its Holocaust Memorial Day reporting omitted the word 'Jews', with presenters referring to 'six million people' instead, sparking criticism from Jewish community leaders.
Kelce & Mahomes' Restaurant Hit by Fraud Claims
A legal battle threatens Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes' Kansas City steakhouse 1587 Prime, as partners are accused of siphoning millions and wrongful termination.
Labour Councillors' Racist WhatsApp Remarks in Damning Report
An independent investigation reveals Labour councillors made racist and vile remarks in a WhatsApp group, leading to suspensions and a by-election fallout in Greater Manchester.
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