Miriam Margolyes' shock Brexit confession stuns GMB
Actress Miriam Margolyes left Susanna Reid and Ed Balls speechless on Good Morning Britain after a shock confession about her Brexit vote and a brutally honest reason behind it.
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Mike Johnson faces revolt over Epstein vote controversy
US House Speaker Mike Johnson confronts a major rebellion from his own party, led by Thomas Massie, after a contentious vote on the Epstein investigation, threatening his leadership.
FA criticised for 'obvious flaw' in Paqueta spot-fixing case
The Football Association faces severe criticism after a major procedural error is revealed in its high-profile betting case against West Ham's Lucas Paqueta, casting doubt on the entire process.
West Ham's Paquetá Charged in FA Spot-Fixing Scandal
West Ham United midfielder Lucas Paquetá faces serious FA misconduct charges for alleged spot-fixing in Premier League matches, accused of intentionally seeking yellow cards for betting purposes.
Paqueta fined £300k by FA over betting breaches
West Ham star Lucas Paqueta has been hit with a staggering £300,000 fine by the FA for intentionally seeking yellow cards in Premier League matches, in a major breach of betting rules. Full details on the charges and potential future ban.
Repair Shop's Most Emotional Fix Leaves Crew in Tears
An exclusive look inside the BBC's beloved 'The Repair Shop' reveals the incredibly moving story of a cherished toy's restoration, a process so powerful it moved the entire family and filming crew to tears, showcasing the show's profound emotional impact.
Holyrood Crisis: Patrick Harvie Faces No-Confidence Vote
Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie is facing a dramatic no-confidence vote at Holyrood after failing to meet a crucial deadline for updating Scotland's crumbling building standards, sparking a major political crisis for the SNP-Green government.
Tennis Star Denies Match-Fixing Allegations
Slovakian tennis prodigy Renata Jamrichová issues a powerful statement refuting match-fixing claims, vowing to clear her name amidst the ongoing ITIA investigation.
Stephen Lee's Snooker Comeback Blocked by Authorities
Former world snooker champion Stephen Lee's attempt to return to the table in an exhibition match with James Wattana has been officially blocked by the sport's governing body, extending his 12-year ban for match-fixing.
Southampton board backs Russell Martin despite fan fury
Southampton FC's hierarchy issues a resounding vote of confidence in under-fire manager Russell Martin, backing him to turn around the club's fortunes despite a disastrous start to the Championship season and growing supporter discontent.
Reform UK Splitting Tory Vote: Labour's Golden Opportunity
Exclusive analysis reveals how Reform UK's surge is catastrophically splitting the right-wing vote, creating an unprecedented pathway to power for Keir Starmer's Labour Party. Ed Miliband declares it a historic chance for progressive change.
French PM faces crucial confidence vote amid political turmoil
French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal's government faces a critical confidence vote on 27th August 2025, with potential consequences that could reshape France's political landscape and European stability.
Premier League Stars in Match-Fixing Investigation
Exclusive: Premier League footballers are at the centre of a major match-fixing probe after evidence was allegedly discovered on a phone seized during an illegal casino raid, according to The Daily Mail.
Labour vows existential war against Farage's Reform UK
Labour's Matthew Pennycook declares war on Nigel Farage's Reform UK, pledging to dismantle the party's influence by tackling the root causes of protest voting in a major post-election power move.
UK Parliament Debates Lowering Voting Age to 16
A landmark proposal to extend the voting franchise to 16 and 17-year-olds in UK general elections is gaining momentum in Westminster, sparking a national debate on youth representation and democratic engagement.
MPs Vote on Lowering UK General Election Voting Age to 16
MPs are set to debate a historic bill that could extend the franchise to 16 and 17-year-olds for UK general elections, a move championed by Labour but facing government opposition.
Vote at 16: Electoral Commission Plans School Democracy Drive
The UK's elections watchdog is spearheading a new initiative to embed democracy lessons in schools, aiming to educate and empower 16 and 17-year-olds ahead of their new right to vote.
French PM Bayrou survives no-confidence vote in close call
Centrist Prime Minister François Bayrou narrowly survives a parliamentary confidence vote, securing 273 votes in favour amidst political turmoil over France's controversial education reforms.
Police: NRL Match-Fixing Scandal Was "Easy to Detect"
A leading police financial crimes expert has revealed how sophisticated betting patterns made the 2010 NRL match-fixing scandal involving Canterbury Bulldogs' Ryan Tandy remarkably easy to detect, raising serious concerns about sports integrity.
Farage's Reform Overtakes Tories With Young Voters
Exclusive polling data uncovers a surprising shift: Nigel Farage's Reform UK is now more popular with young voters aged 18-24 than Rishi Sunak's Conservatives, signalling a major upheaval in British politics.
Corbyn's New Party Threatens 11 Cabinet Ministers' Seats
Exclusive analysis reveals Jeremy Corbyn's new political movement could cause a dramatic upset in British politics by splitting the left-wing vote, putting eleven serving Cabinet ministers at severe risk of losing their parliamentary seats.
Jockey Arrested in Horse Racing 'Fix' Scandal
A professional jockey has been arrested by City of London Police on suspicion of race-fixing and corruption, sending shockwaves through the UK horse racing world. The investigation centres on alleged betting offences.
Reform UK's Ben Habib ousted from council in no-confidence vote
Ben Habib, the deputy leader of Reform UK, has been sensationally removed from his position on Leicestershire County Council following a no-confidence motion. The political coup, led by the Conservative group, cites 'bringing the council into disrepute' t
US House votes to force TikTok sale or face ban
The US House of Representatives has approved a bill that could force ByteDance to sell TikTok or face a nationwide ban, sparking debates over national security and free speech.
Paquetá Cleared of Spot-Fixing – Potter Predicts Success
West Ham midfielder Lucas Paquetá has been cleared of spot-fixing charges, with former Chelsea manager Graham Potter predicting a standout season for the Brazilian.
NZ Parliament votes for Palestinian statehood
New Zealand's parliament has voted in favour of recognising Palestinian statehood, sparking debate and drawing criticism from Israel. The symbolic motion reflects growing international pressure amid the ongoing conflict.
Gandhi accuses BJP of vote theft amid Bihar election
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi alleges electoral malpractice by the BJP in Karnataka, while tensions rise in Bihar ahead of crucial state elections.
Netanyahu slams Albanese over 'shameful' UN Palestine vote
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu condemns Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese for supporting a UN resolution backing Palestinian statehood, calling it a 'shameful' betrayal.
Labour Proposes Lowering UK Voting Age to 16
Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party are advocating to lower the UK voting age to 16, aiming to empower younger voices in elections. Discover the implications of this potential reform.
Trump targets Gen Z with ice cream and influencer hires
Donald Trump is targeting Gen Z voters by hiring social media influencers and offering ice cream at rallies. But will this strategy win over the elusive youth vote?
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