Bricklayer Blames TV Show for Crime Spree After £1m Win
Nathan Hageman, who won £1 million on Ant and Dec's Red or Black?, claims the show ruined his life, leading to blackmail and a string of convictions, despite a prior criminal record.
Category : Politics
Jesse Jackson's Legacy: Civil Rights to Post-America
Bonnie Greer reflects on Jesse Jackson's profound impact on Black Americans, bridging generations and inspiring hope amid America's turbulent evolution.
Swiss TV's Israeli Bobsled Commentary Sparks Outrage
Switzerland's public broadcaster RTS removed an Olympic clip after a journalist's commentary on an Israeli bobsled team's run, citing Gaza conflict posts and IOC rules, drawing fierce criticism.
ICE Agents Accused of Car Trouble Ruse to Arrest Migrant
A Minnesota family claims ICE officers disguised as women faked car trouble to lure a father outside before arresting him, sparking outrage and debate over enforcement tactics.
Dangerous Prisoner Escapes Police Custody for Second Time
Convicted robber Daniel Boakye, 21, is on the run again after fleeing from Lewisham Hospital while in police custody. He previously escaped from HMP Feltham last week.
Iain Dale Banned from Driving for Speeding Offence
Award-winning broadcaster Iain Dale has been disqualified from driving for six months after being caught speeding in East Sussex, despite claiming exceptional hardship.
Princess Anne's Rugby Hug Deflection Praised by Royal Fans
Princess Anne demonstrated royal protocol and professionalism when deflecting a hug attempt from Scotland's rugby captain during Calcutta Cup presentation after Six Nations victory.
Stirling University Strike Threat Over Job Cuts and Redundancies
Lecturers at the University of Stirling have voted overwhelmingly for industrial action, joining Heriot-Watt and Aberdeen universities in disputes over financial cuts and compulsory redundancies.
ICE Local Police Partnerships Surge Under Trump
A new report reveals that 15,800 local officers are now deputized to enforce immigration law through ICE's 287(g) program, with federal funding exceeding $137 million.
New Mexico Truth Commission Probes Epstein's Zorro Ranch
New Mexico lawmakers establish a truth commission with subpoena powers to investigate Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, seeking testimony from survivors and evidence of abuse.
LA Mayor Calls for Olympics Chief to Quit Over Epstein Emails
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass urges Casey Wasserman to step down as 2028 Olympics chairman after his flirtatious emails with Ghislaine Maxwell surface, amid criticism of her wildfire response.
Ex-England Cricket Captains Demand Justice for Imran Khan
Former England cricket captains Michael Atherton, Nasser Hussain, David Gower, and Mike Brearley have joined an international coalition of cricketing legends in an open letter urging the Pakistani government to treat the imprisoned former prime minister I
Farage Appoints Reform UK's First Front Bench Team
Nigel Farage has unveiled Reform UK's first front bench appointments, including Robert Jenrick and Suella Braverman, in a bid to show the party has moved beyond being a 'one-man band'.
Kosovo Independence March Protests Hague War Crimes Trials
Thousands braved cold weather in Pristina to protest war crimes trials against former leaders on Kosovo's 18th independence anniversary, amid ongoing tensions with Serbia.
Cricket Legends Demand Better Prison Treatment for Imran Khan
Former international cricket captains, including Sunil Gavaskar and Kapil Dev, have petitioned for improved prison conditions and medical attention for Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan, citing health concerns and his status as a sporting icon.
Trump to Attend US Hockey Gold Game in Milan if Team Advances
Donald Trump is reportedly set to fly to Milan to watch the US men's hockey team in a potential Winter Olympics final, following earlier controversies involving VP Vance and protests.
High Court Rejects Challenge to Met Police Freemason Disclosure
A High Court judge has dismissed a legal challenge against the Metropolitan Police's policy requiring officers to declare Freemason membership, ruling it serves public trust and is proportionate.
US Leaders Pay Tribute to Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Titan
Political figures including Kamala Harris and Donald Trump honor Jesse Jackson, celebrating his legacy as a transformative civil rights leader and patriot after his death at age 84.
Labour Together Scandal Engulfs Starmer's Government in Crisis
Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure as the Labour Together funding scandal deepens, with revelations of undeclared donations and PR firm smears targeting journalists.
Starmer Buys Trump's Cufflinks as Gift for Teenage Son
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has paid to keep personalised cufflinks gifted by Donald Trump, purchasing them for his teenage son. The Cabinet Office register reveals other gifts exchanged during the state visit.
Palestinian Families Reunite in Khan Younis After Separation
Heartwarming photos capture Palestinians reuniting in Gaza after passing Israeli security checks, as the Rafah Border Crossing reopens for limited returns.
Greggs 'Hamster' Thief Stole £2,000 from Same Store
A serial thief nicknamed 'Hamster' by Greggs staff stole nearly £2,000 worth of food from the same Greenford branch over 38 visits, a court heard. The homeless man received a suspended sentence.
Cheshire Council Pushes Adlington New Town Without Local Support
Cheshire council leaders are advancing plans for a new town in Adlington, ignoring strong local opposition and raising concerns about democratic processes and housing pressures.
Seahawks Unlikely to Franchise Tag Super Bowl MVP Walker
The Seattle Seahawks are reportedly unlikely to use their franchise tag on star running back Kenneth Walker III, risking his departure in free agency after his MVP performance in the Super Bowl.
Hockey Coach Banned After Parents Complain About Shouting
Award-winning hockey coach Duncan Parnis has been banned for five years by England Hockey following complaints about his coaching style, which allegedly left children crying. Supporters argue his autism should be considered.
Schoolchildren Convicted for Filming Fatal Beach Attack on Man
Two boys and a girl have been found guilty of manslaughter after luring Alexander Cashford to a Kent beach, assaulting him, and posting footage online. The court heard they posed as a teenage girl to arrange the meeting.
High Court Appeal Over Quran Burning Protest and Free Speech
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 Vows to Repeal Equality Act After Election
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.
Jane Lapotaire Receives CBE for Drama Services at Windsor
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.
Colbert Slams CBS for Blocking Texas Rep Interview
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.
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