UK Prepares to Sue Abramovich Over £2.4bn Chelsea Sale Funds
UK prepares to sue Roman Abramovich over £2.4bn Chelsea sale funds, as he misses deadline to release money for Ukraine war victims.
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Angela Rayner Cleared by HMRC Over Tax Affairs, Paving Way for Potential Leadership Bid
Angela Rayner cleared by HMRC over tax affairs, settling £40,000 in unpaid stamp duty, opening door for potential Labour leadership bid.
Polanski's Hypnosis Breast Enlargement Claims Resurface
Green leader Zack Polanski's claim to have apologised for hypnosis breast enlargement claims is doubted after a 2013 BBC interview shows him standing by the assertion.
Holly Valance: From Neighbours Star to Right-Wing Power Broker
Former Neighbours star Holly Valance has become a key figure in the radical right, hosting a Trump fundraiser and encouraging Nigel Farage to stand as an MP.
Reform MP Danny Kruger Criticises UK's 'Totally Unregulated Sexual Economy'
Reform UK MP Danny Kruger says UK suffers from 'totally unregulated sexual economy', advocates pronatalist policies and tax changes to boost birthrate.
Ficklin Family's 80-Year White House Legacy: From Slavery to Serving 13 Presidents
The Ficklin family served 13 US presidents over 80 years, from slavery to the White House, as detailed in Wrory Ficklin's book.
Labour MP Urges Delay to King Charles's US Visit Over Trump
Trump confirms King Charles's US visit despite Labour MP urging delay over Middle East conflict; political leaders divided.
Matt Canavan Elected Nationals Leader, Calls for 'More Australian Everything'
Matt Canavan elected Nationals leader, calls for 'more Australian everything' including babies and fossil-fuel barbecues, replacing David Littleproud.
Growing Labour Pressure for EU Customs Union Return as Starmer Faces Internal Rebellion
Wes Streeting calls for deeper EU ties as Labour MPs push for customs union return, challenging Starmer's Brexit stance.
HUD Website Displays Shutdown Notice as Government Closes
HUD website displays banner blaming 'radical left' for government shutdown as lawmakers fail to reach deal, sparking criticism over partisan messaging.
UK Abandons Spy Trial of Two Britons Accused of Working for China
UK drops spy trial of two Britons accused of working for China, sparking political row over CPS decision.
Trump Administration Opposed ICE Body Cameras and Cut Oversight Staff
Trump administration opposed ICE body cameras and cut oversight staff while ramping up enforcement, amid fatal shootings of US citizens.
Tucker Carlson claims Trump's DOJ is building criminal case against him
Tucker Carlson claims Trump's DOJ is building a criminal case against him over alleged contact with Iran, calling the probe 'ludicrous.'
Thousands March on US Embassy in London to Protest Strikes on Iran
Thousands marched on the US embassy in London to protest US and Israeli strikes on Iran, with speakers drawing parallels to the Iraq war.
Newark Tories Stunned by Jenrick's Defection to Reform UK
Newark Tories react with shock and betrayal after Robert Jenrick defects to Reform UK, with campaign manager Sam Smith calling it a personal betrayal.
Russians Mock Putin as Moscow Internet Blackout Sparks Coup Plot Rumours
Russians mock Putin as Moscow internet blackout sparks coup plot rumours, with locals using phones as paddles and knives.
Fernandes Sets Assist Record, Credits Evans for Set-Piece Planning
Bruno Fernandes breaks Premier League assist record with 21 assists, credits Jonny Evans for set-piece planning in Man United's 3-0 win over Brighton.
Mandelson's £500k Severance Demand Sparks Starmer Crisis Over Epstein Links
Documents reveal Peter Mandelson requested £500k severance after Epstein links led to sacking as US ambassador, sparking crisis for Starmer.
Australian Model Chases Thief After Second Phone Snatch in London
Australian model Emma Van Der Hoek chases thief after phone snatched in London for second time in three months; CCTV footage shows incident in Highbury.
Starmer Defended Mandelson After No 10 Received Epstein Emails
Starmer defended Mandelson in Commons after No 10 received Epstein emails, raising questions about timing and transparency.
Tories Demand China Files Release After Spy Case Collapse
Pressure mounts on Downing Street to release evidence from collapsed China spy case after CPS denies blocking publication.
Trump's Iran War Shakes Albanese into Action: Will It Spark Ambitious Reforms?
Trump's Iran war triggers energy crisis in Australia, pushing PM Albanese towards structural reforms amid political fallout.
Reeves Plans Tax Devolution For Regional Mayors
Chancellor Rachel Reeves proposes giving England's mayors a share of national tax revenues to rebalance the economy and boost regional growth.
Ballon d'Or Ceremony to Be Held in London for First Time
The 2026 Ballon d'Or ceremony will be held in London for the first time on 26 October, marking the award's 70th anniversary.
IOC Lifts Russia Olympic Ban for 2028 LA Games
The IOC has provisionally lifted the suspension of the Russian Olympic Committee, allowing Russian athletes to compete under their national flag at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
US Airports Seek Donations for Unpaid TSA Staff Amid Government Shutdown
US airports seek donations for unpaid TSA staff amid government shutdown, causing security delays and food pantry openings.
Arizona Governor Rejects Charlie Kirk Memorial License Plate
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoes a specialty license plate honoring slain Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk, citing nonpartisan concerns.
Mandelson Epstein Drug Claims Must Be Investigated Says MP
Met police investigate Peter Mandelson after Epstein files reveal confidential emails; MP demands probe into drug claims.
Tory Bid to Scrap Fuel Duty Rise Defeated in Commons
Conservative bid to block fuel duty rise defeated in Commons amid soaring oil prices after US-Israel attacks on Iran.
Apprentice Star Thomas Skinner's Unlikely Friendship with JD Vance
US Vice-President JD Vance and Apprentice star Thomas Skinner enjoy a barbecue in the Cotswolds, despite local protests.
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