Peter Mandelson Released on Bail After Arrest Over Epstein Leak Claims
Peter Mandelson arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office over alleged leaks to Jeffrey Epstein; released on bail pending further investigation.
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Scott Mills Steps Back From MS Society UK Role
Scott Mills steps back as MS Society ambassador after BBC sacking and Met Police investigation into historical allegations.
Police to Seek Criminal Charges Against 77 Companies and People Over Grenfell Fire
Scotland Yard seeks charges against 77 companies and individuals over Grenfell fire, but trials may not start until 2028, angering survivors.
York MP Demands Royal Family Explain Source of Andrew's £12m Settlement
York MP Rachael Maskell demands transparency on how Prince Andrew funded a £12m settlement to Virginia Giuffre in a sexual abuse case.
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'The Duke' and 'The Invisible Man': New Epstein Files Reveal Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson Contac
New Epstein files show emails from 'The Duke' and 'The Invisible Man', indicating Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson contacted Epstein after his house arrest.
Rylan Clark Stunned by Cheating Question on ITV Show
Rylan Clark was stunned when asked about cheating on his ex-husband during ITV's The Assembly, admitting he was 'really ill' after the split.
Queensland Government Faces Integrity Questions Over Ministers' Undisclosed Relationship
Queensland opposition accuses LNP government of integrity crisis over alleged undisclosed affair between ministers Tim Mander and Amanda Camm.
Epstein Set For Majority Stake In Fergusons Charity After Conviction
Emails reveal Jeffrey Epstein was set to own 51% of Sarah Ferguson's Mother's Army charity after his 2008 conviction.
Andrew Accused of Taxpayer-Funded Massages as Trade Envoy
Former civil servants say Andrew charged taxpayers for massages and excessive expenses as trade envoy, citing a culture of deference.
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Lutnick To Testify Before House Panel On Epstein Network
Howard Lutnick agrees to testify before House panel investigating Jeffrey Epstein's criminal network.
The Atlantic Republished JD Vance's Anti-Trump Essay
The Atlantic republished JD Vance's 2015 essay calling Donald Trump 'cultural heroin' to let readers judge his assessment a decade later, highlighting his shift from critic to VP.
Nancy Mace Under House Ethics Investigation Over Housing Reimbursement Claims
Republican Rep Nancy Mace is under House ethics investigation for allegedly claiming over $9,000 in improper housing reimbursements.
Napa Wine Mogul Admits to Grape Fraud in $2.5m Scheme
Napa Valley wine mogul Jeffry Hill pleads guilty to using cheap grapes in premium wines, avoiding jail in $2.5m fraud scheme.
Farage Referred to Ethics Watchdog Over Undeclared Benefits
Nigel Farage has been referred to Parliament's standards watchdog over allegations he failed to declare financial benefits from convicted fraudster George Cottrell before becoming an MP.
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Starmer Admits Failings, Urges Burnham to Lead 'Battle for Soul'
Keir Starmer admitted his government struggled to set out a clear vision for Britain, urging Andy Burnham to lead a 'battle for the soul of the nation' as he prepares to hand over power.
Australia's IPSC watchdog faces transparency concerns
Australia's parliamentary workplace watchdog, the IPSC, is under scrutiny for its lack of transparency and heavy-handed gag orders, with complainants facing potential jail time for speaking out.
Viktor Orbán's Thinktank MCC Brussels in Crisis
MCC Brussels, a thinktank linked to Viktor Orbán, faces an uncertain future after Hungary's new PM cuts funding and launches an investigation into state asset transfers.
Farage Didn't Declare Gifts from Crypto Fraudster, Reform Admits
Reform UK's Robert Jenrick admitted Nigel Farage accepted staff, security, and accommodation from convicted crypto fraudster George Cottrell without declaring them, sparking questions about transparency.
Lottery Winner Faked Poverty to Avoid 'Leeches' After £1m Win
Norfolk lottery winner Adam Lopez lied about having only £5k left to deter 'leeches' after his £1m win, while his net worth actually doubled.
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China’s ‘temple economy’ in the spotlight as scandals rock influential religious leaders
Scandals and a government crackdown on excess wealth have rocked China’s Buddhist temples, with high-profile monks facing allegations of corruption and personal misconduct.
Garry Kasparov Placed on Kremlin Wanted List After Warning of Baltic Invasion
Chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov is placed on Russia's wanted list after warning Putin may invade Baltic states, risking war with UK forces.
Nine Arrested in €10m Louvre Ticket Fraud Scandal
French police arrest nine, including two Louvre staff, over €10m ticket fraud scheme targeting Chinese tourists.
British Museum staff stole 300 artworks in 1990s, book reveals
Former British Museum staff Nigel Peverett stole over 300 artworks in the 1990s, selling them at Portobello Road market. Many remain missing.
Royal Family's Enabling of Prince Andrew Damages Monarchy
Analysis says Royal Family's enabling of Prince Andrew's behaviour damages monarchy, with slow response and entitlement threatening the institution.
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Net-a-Porter Founder Accuses Ex-Partner of Violence and Drug Use
Net-a-Porter founder Natalie Massenet sues ex-partner Erik Torstensson over alleged drug use, prostitutes, and affairs, seeking return of $95 million.
Watchdog May Probe Farage's Undisclosed £5m Gift
Electoral Commission considers probe into Nigel Farage's undisclosed £5m gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne.
Bill Clinton's Birthday Letter to Jeffrey Epstein Revealed
Bill Clinton's birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein revealed in Wall Street Journal report, along with notes from other prominent figures.
The Real Villain of The Devil Wears Prada 2: Andy’s Boring Boyfriend
The Devil Wears Prada 2 introduces a boring boyfriend, Peter, who critics say is the real villain, lacking chemistry and purpose.
Ian Watkins Died from Stab Wound to Neck, Inquest Reveals
Ian Watkins died from a stab wound to the neck in prison, an inquest has heard. Two men have been charged with murder.
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White House Correspondents' Dinner Suspect Faces New Charge of Assaulting Federal Officer
Cole Allen faces new charge of assaulting a federal officer with a deadly weapon in connection with the White House Correspondents' Dinner incident.
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