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Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson passes away at 84, while FBI refuses to share evidence in a Minnesota immigration shooting. Plus, Iran protest injuries detailed and Ukraine makes battlefield gains.
Court documents reveal Robert Dorgan, the suspect in the Pawtucket hockey arena shooting, faced intense family conflicts following gender reassignment surgery, including alleged threats and assaults from relatives.
Special needs teacher Ian Westmoreland, paralysed in a cycling accident, has made a remarkable recovery and returned to teaching while completing extreme challenges.
England's Lionesses welcome back five Euro 2025 champions for World Cup qualifiers, while London City defender Poppy Pattinson receives her first senior call-up ahead of matches against Ukraine and Iceland.
Former GB sprinter Ashleigh Nelson reveals her unexpected transition to bobsleigh for the Winter Olympics, describing the terrifying experience and her unique racing technique.
A US citizen has been sentenced to four years in prison by a Russian court for attempting to smuggle Kalashnikov assault rifle stocks out of Moscow's Vnukovo airport without a customs declaration.
Reverend Jesse Jackson, the fiery civil rights leader who championed America's poor and marginalised through his Rainbow Coalition, has died at 84. His decades of activism reshaped American politics and inspired generations.
Cross-party committee could launch investigation next week into former Duke of York's conduct as trade envoy, with lawyers suggesting potential prosecution for multiple offences.
Two British nationals could serve up to ten years in a Spanish prison after allegedly assaulting bar staff with broken glass in Majorca when refused more drinks, following a violent late-night brawl.
Anti-corruption investigators in Ukraine have detained a former energy minister as part of Operation Midas, a sweeping $100 million graft probe into state nuclear contracts during wartime.
Hillary Clinton has accused Donald Trump of orchestrating a cover-up over Jeffrey Epstein files and called for public testimony before Congress, amid ongoing investigations.
The groundbreaking hockey romance series 'Heated Rivalry' has driven a significant increase in NHL ticket sales while sparking important conversations about LGBTQ+ inclusion in professional sports.
Polling expert Sir John Curtice warns that the government's reversal on postponing local elections in 30 areas may disproportionately impact the Conservatives due to Reform UK's threat in key counties.
In 1983, The Associated Press profiled Rev. Jesse Jackson as the 41-year-old civil rights activist prepared his historic 1984 presidential campaign, capturing his messianic vision and controversial rise.
Both the USA and Canada have secured strong starts in the men's ice hockey tournament at the 2026 Winter Olympics, advancing to the knockout rounds as group winners. The return of NHL players marks a significant shift, with Canada favored for gold.
British travellers can now visit China without a visa for stays up to 30 days for tourism, business, family visits, or transit. The new policy is effective until December 31, 2026.
More than 600 individuals faced termination or discipline after posting about far-right activist Charlie Kirk's assassination. Victims are now suing employers, claiming violations of their First Amendment rights in a nationwide ideological purge.
Professional skier Mallory Duncan discusses how jazz, creativity, and a quest for personal freedom have reshaped his approach to skiing and his identity within the industry.
The Trump administration is purchasing massive warehouses to convert into detention camps for immigrants, sparking widespread protests and legal challenges over inhumane conditions and lack of oversight.
Team GB dominates skeleton at the Winter Olympics, sparking debate on whether British resilience to fear explains their icy prowess in this thrilling sport.
An investigation into bullying allegations against Dame Antonia Romeo, the frontrunner to become UK Cabinet Secretary, found a 'serious case to answer' but was later dismissed by the Cabinet Office, according to sources.
British travellers with old red passports are urged to verify validity for summer 2026 holidays due to post-Brexit rules, including six-month requirements in many destinations.
Spiritual medium TJ Higgs reveals how the rare Year of the Fire Horse will impact each Chinese zodiac sign, from bold opportunities to personal challenges in this powerful 60-year cycle.
Legendary presenter Jeff Stelling announces a two-to-three-week hiatus from his talkSPORT breakfast show, emphasizing it's for rest and not health-related, while discussing his future plans.
A new Netflix documentary reveals shocking allegations of racism, fat-shaming, and a sexual assault cover-up on Tyra Banks' America's Next Top Model, with former contestants speaking out.
An NHS HR manager fraudulently took compassionate leave by claiming her mother died, while moonlighting in a £550-a-day council job 170 miles away, a court heard.
EastEnders actor Tony Caunter, who played Roy Evans, left £470,000 to his four children. He died aged 88 in October 2025, just eight days after his wife of 63 years passed away.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard has conducted live-fire missile exercises in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, with its Supreme Leader issuing a 'dangerous' warning to former US President Donald Trump.
In dramatic scenes, Brook Crompton left groom Chris Nield on Married At First Sight, later revealing she rekindled with an ex and is now expecting their first child together.