The Crown Prosecution Service argues burning a religious text is inherently disorderly in a High Court appeal, while free speech campaigners defend the protester's rights in a landmark case.
Reform UK announces plans to repeal the Equality Act if it wins the next general election, with Suella Braverman claiming diversity policies are tearing Britain apart.
The Crown actress Jane Lapotaire, who played Princess Alice, was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire for her services to drama in a ceremony with the King.
Stephen Colbert claims CBS News banned his interview with Texas Rep. James Talarico, citing FCC rule changes, and aired it on YouTube instead, sparking accusations of political censorship.
A detailed look at Jesse Jackson's formative years as a civil rights activist, his controversial campaigns, and his historic 1984 presidential bid that reshaped American politics.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has paid to keep personalised cufflinks given by Donald Trump, purchasing them for his teenage son instead of letting Downing Street retain them.
Pressure mounts on Casey Wasserman as LA Mayor Karen Bass urges him to resign from the 2028 Olympics leadership role following revelations of his emails with Ghislaine Maxwell.
President Donald Trump has finally commented on speculation about Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's alleged affair with aide Corey Lewandowski, stating he 'had not heard' about it but would 'find out'.
Marco Rubio's address at the Munich Security Conference endorsed Western imperialism, drawing applause from European officials despite historical atrocities.
Stephen Colbert's Monday monologue attacked the FCC's revised equal time rule, which blocked Texas Democrat James Talarico from TV, leading Colbert to host him online instead.
A diverse field including a plumber, a GB News presenter and a retired police officer compete in a crucial by-election that could test Labour's dominance in the north west.
Tony Clark resigns as head of the MLB Players Association, with his departure occurring during a federal investigation into a licensing company and ahead of critical labour talks.
Cruz Beckham celebrated his 21st birthday with a Beatles-themed party in Mayfair, attended by parents Victoria and David, but brother Brooklyn was absent due to a reported family fallout.
Republican Randy Fine refuses to back down after inflammatory social media comment comparing Muslims unfavorably to dogs, sparking outrage from Democrats and civil rights groups.
Rapper Pitbull plans to set a world record for the largest gathering of people wearing bald caps during his BST Hyde Park concert in London this July.
Three drug dealers smirked and joked in court after being cleared of murdering an innocent elderly couple in a revenge arson attack over a £400 cocaine debt in St Helens.
Ronda Rousey ends her 10-year retirement to face fellow MMA pioneer Gina Carano in a five-round super fight on May 16 in Los Angeles, promoted by MVP and streamed on Netflix.
Rev. Jesse Jackson's two presidential campaigns fundamentally reshaped American politics, expanding voter participation and reforming Democratic primaries to enable Barack Obama's historic election.
Former UFC champion Ronda Rousey will make a sensational return to MMA after a 10-year absence, facing pioneer Gina Carano in a Netflix-streamed super fight.
The DWP has been granted new legal powers to force banks to check accounts for benefit eligibility, targeting fraud and aiming to save £1.5 billion over five years.
Nigel Farage's unveiling of Reform's shadow government, featuring Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman, was undermined by defensive responses and internal tensions, reinforcing perceptions of a party still dominated by its leader.
Defense officials reveal Pete Hegseth forced the ouster of a senior military adviser to Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, escalating internal tensions at the Pentagon.
The groundbreaking television series 'Heated Rivalry' has ignited a remarkable surge in NHL ticket sales, drawing new audiences to ice hockey while promoting inclusivity and diversity within the sport.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass urges Casey Wasserman to resign as 2028 Olympic chairman following revelations of past interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell, despite board support.
American surfing icon Kurt Van Dyke, 66, was found dead in his Costa Rican apartment after a violent home invasion. The incident has shocked the international surfing community.
Nigel Farage has revealed Reform UK's initial frontbench team, including defectors Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman, to counter claims of a one-man band and build a government machine.
NBA star LeBron James has sparked outrage online after stating he has 'heard great things' about Israel and expressing a desire to visit, drawing criticism for his remarks during the ongoing conflict with Palestine.
Nigel Farage declined to condemn Reform UK candidate Matt Goodwin's claim that being born in Britain does not make you British, while also distancing from Tommy Robinson's endorsement, sparking Labour accusations of toxic politics.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar brands John Swinney's criticism of Labour donations as 'idiotic', while defending his party's acceptance of funds from a think tank under investigation.
Philippe Sands KC, a close friend of Prime Minister Keir Starmer, received a share of an £8.3 million payment from Mauritius for negotiating the controversial Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer.