Footballer Receives Racist Abuse After Liverpool Matches
A 25-year-old man pleads guilty to sending racist abuse to Fulham striker Rodrigo Muniz via Instagram. Harry Brown targeted the player after fixtures against Liverpool. Read the full story.
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Minister's $220k Travel Bill Includes Michelin-Starred Dinner
Communications Minister Anika Wells faces scrutiny as taxpayers foot a $220,000 bill for trips to New York, Paris, and a family ski holiday. She insists all travel was within the rules.
New Football Regulator's Powers to Target Unsuitable Owners
The Independent Football Regulator gains sweeping powers to investigate and remove unfit club owners from Friday, marking a major shift in English football governance. Discover the details.
Russia Blocks Snapchat and Apple FaceTime
Russian regulator Roskomnadzor blocks Snapchat and restricts Apple FaceTime, citing terrorism and fraud. This is the latest move in a sweeping campaign to control online communications. Discover the full story.
IndiGo cancels 200+ flights causing airport chaos
IndiGo airline cancels over 200 flights, causing severe disruption at major Indian airports. Thousands stranded as regulator investigates. Read the full report.
IndiGo cancels 150 flights, causing major airport chaos
India's largest carrier IndiGo cancelled at least 150 flights on Wednesday, causing severe disruption at major airports. This follows over 1,200 cancellations in November. Check your flight status.
Former Councillor Faces Court in Westminster Honeytrap Case
Oliver Steadman, a former Labour councillor, has appeared in court charged with blackmail and communications offences linked to the Westminster honeytrap scandal. Read the latest developments.
BBC complaints fall as Ofcom warns of 'significant crisis'
Ofcom reports 19% decrease in BBC complaints despite ongoing editorial crises. Regulator calls for greater transparency and trust-building measures from broadcaster.
Meta Faces $16bn Fine in Italy Over WhatsApp AI Probe
Italy's antitrust watchdog investigates Meta for allegedly forcing its AI chatbot onto WhatsApp users without consent. Potential fine could exceed $16 billion if found guilty of EU rule breaches.
Hugh Nowell, International Communications Forum co-founder, dies
Remembering Hugh Nowell, co-founder of Grosvenor Books and the International Communications Forum, who championed moral values in publishing. Discover his lasting legacy.
Tynemouth school closes over critical threat
Kings Priory School in Tynemouth closed suddenly on 24th November 2025 due to a potential critical threat. Police are investigating malicious communications. Follow for live updates.
Energy bills to rise 0.2% from January
Ofgem announces a 0.2% increase to the energy price cap from January 1st, adding £1.76 annually to average bills. Discover what this means for your household budget.
Energy bills to rise 0.2% from January
Ofgem announces a 0.2% increase to the energy price cap from January 1, adding around £3.36 annually to the average household bill. Discover what this means for you.
30,000 Australian vocational qualifications cancelled
At least 30,000 graduates lose qualifications as Australian regulator cracks down on dodgy vocational training providers. Learn how to protect yourself from education scams.
Kyle Sandilands threatens to quit after ACMA ruling
Shock jock Kyle Sandilands threatens to leave his $200m radio show after regulator imposes strict new broadcasting rules following multiple offensive content breaches. Read the full story.
Starmer apologises for donor's football watchdog role
PM Keir Starmer expresses regret for approving David Kogan, a past donor, as head of the new football regulator. Read the full details of the ministerial standards breach.
Starmer expresses regret over football watchdog appointment
PM Keir Starmer apologises for an 'unfortunate error' in signing off on a Labour donor's appointment to a football regulator role. Read the full details and the ethics adviser's response.
Sleaze Watchdog Rebukes Starmer Over Football Regulator
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a formal rebuke for involvement in a controversial football regulator appointment, despite a prior recusal agreement. Discover the details of this political scandal.
Starmer admits error over football regulator role
PM Keir Starmer expresses 'sincere regret' after confirming support for football regulator chair, despite recusal. Read the full details on the ethics breach.
Minister slams Ofcom over Online Safety Act delays
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall launches a blistering attack on media watchdog Ofcom for sluggish implementation of the Online Safety Act, leaving families unprotected from harmful content.
Football's New Era: Independent Regulator Approved
Labour pushes forward with landmark legislation to establish football's first independent regulator, aiming to protect clubs from financial collapse and give fans greater voice in the beautiful game.
Nandy apologises to Starmer over football regulator criticism
Cabinet minister Lisa Nandy has issued a public apology to Prime Minister Keir Starmer after openly criticising the government's proposed football governance code, creating an embarrassing rift within Labour's top ranks.
Nandy accused of breaching code over football regulator
Lisa Nandy faces parliamentary scrutiny after meeting football authorities without declaring it, raising questions about transparency in the independent regulator process.
Nandy accused of breaking rules in football regulator appointment
Cabinet minister Lisa Nandy faces fresh controversy after selecting Labour donor Alex Thomas as chair of English football's new independent regulator, raising questions about political influence in sports governance.
Ballarat Grammar halts new boarders over safety concerns
Exclusive: Victoria's Education Regulator intervenes as prestigious Ballarat Grammar School faces multiple child safety concerns, suspending new boarding placements immediately.
White House spokesman's 'your mom' retort causes controversy
Former Trump aide Steven Cheung's inflammatory social media exchange raises questions about professional conduct in political communications
White House press secretary faces book tour backlash
Karine Jean-Pierre faces mounting criticism for promoting her new memoir while President Biden battles COVID-19 and multiple international crises unfold, raising questions about White House priorities.
Man charged over threatening Charlie Kirk meme
Larry Bushart charged with transmitting threatening communications after creating violent meme targeting conservative activist Charlie Kirk, highlighting growing concerns about online political threats.
195,000 households get energy debts wiped clean
Major energy debt relief announced as regulator clears £25 million in outstanding bills for vulnerable households across Great Britain. Find out if you're eligible for this financial lifeline.
US Congressman: Cuba running signal intelligence hubs
Republican Representative Mike Waltz makes explosive allegations that Cuba is operating sophisticated signal intelligence facilities to intercept sensitive US communications, raising major national security concerns.
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