Climber on Trial After Girlfriend Dies on Austrian Peak
A climber faces charges of gross negligent manslaughter after his girlfriend died of hypothermia on Grossglockner. Prosecutors allege he abandoned her in extreme conditions.
Category : Politics
Lord Advocate Faces Calls Over Email to FM on Murrell Charges
Scotland's top prosecutor is under pressure after revealing she emailed First Minister John Swinney about Peter Murrell's embezzlement charges before they were made public, sparking Conservative accusations of special treatment.
BAE Systems Profits Soar in Defence Spending 'New Era'
Europe's largest defence contractor reports record earnings of £3.32 billion for 2025, with sales hitting £30.66 billion amid heightened global security concerns.
Human Remains Found at Echuca Park Redevelopment Site
Construction workers in regional Victoria uncovered human bones at the $13 million Victoria Park redevelopment in Echuca, prompting a police investigation and forensic testing.
Father Spared Jail for Throwing Kittens into Thames
Andrew Shephard, 59, avoided prison after drunkenly tossing three kittens into the River Thames from Twickenham Bridge. The court heard he shouted 'let them die' during the incident.
Red-Carded Players Who Won Man of the Match Awards
From Federico Valverde's tactical foul to Anthony Gordon's dismissal, explore instances where footballers were sent off but still named player of the match. Plus, symmetrical scorelines and Scottish title winners.
Italy Wins Gold in Speed Skating Team Pursuit at Winter Olympics
Italy's Davide Ghiotto, Andrea Giovannini, and Michele Malfatti shattered expectations by defeating the United States to claim gold in the men's team pursuit, marking Italy's first Olympic title in this event since 2006.
Populism's Meaning Lost as Left and Right Diverge in Power
Populism, once the defining political term of the 2010s, now fails to capture the diverging fates of left and right movements, as its vague nature obscures deeper institutional struggles and power dynamics in neoliberal societies.
Murder Charge After Mental Health Patient Flees Care Before Stabbing
A 25-year-old man has been charged with murder after allegedly escaping from a mental health facility and carrying out a random stabbing attack in Merrylands, Sydney, leaving one dead and several critically injured.
Pope Snubs Trump's Board of Peace Amid Epstein Flights Probe
Pope Leo rejects Donald Trump's Board of Peace invitation. UK police investigate Epstein-linked flights at Stansted Airport. Inflation drops to 3%, sparking rate cut hopes.
BBC Breakfast Hosts Tribute to Jesse Jackson After Death
Sally Nugent and Jon Kay honoured Jesse Jackson on BBC Breakfast, sharing news of his death at 84. Tributes poured in from Barack Obama and others for the civil rights leader.
Mourinho Criticised for Vinicius Jr 'Incited' Racism Claim
Jose Mourinho faces backlash from Clarence Seedorf and others after suggesting Vinicius Jr's goal celebration provoked racist abuse during Real Madrid's Champions League clash with Benfica.
Russia Warns West of 'Full-Scale War' Over Fleet
A key Putin ally, Alexey Zhuravlev, has threatened that Western actions against Russian cargo ships could trigger a major military conflict, as tensions escalate over sanctions evasion.
Lindsey Vonn's Leg 'Still in Pieces' After Olympic Crash
Lindsey Vonn returns to the US after a week in an Italian hospital following a severe leg fracture at the Winter Olympics, with footage revealing her challenging journey home.
Fourth Police Force Investigates Epstein's UK Activities
Essex Police has become the fourth force to examine allegations from the Epstein files, focusing on claims of trafficking via Stansted Airport. Pressure mounts on Prince Andrew as investigations expand.
Marathon Budget Tips: Cut Costs for Race Day
Running a marathon can be expensive, but smart planning on gear, travel, and training can save money. Learn how to make it affordable from entry fees to the finish line.
Sara Duterte Announces 2028 Philippine Presidential Bid
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has officially declared her candidacy for the 2028 presidential election, marking a significant political move in the nation's upcoming electoral landscape.
Ukrainian Skeleton Racer Gets $200k After Olympic Ban Over Helmet
Vladyslav Heraskevych, disqualified from the 2026 Winter Olympics for wearing a helmet honouring war dead, receives a $200,000 gift from Shakhtar Donetsk owner Rinat Akhmetov.
X Factor Stars Join Seductive London Musical 'World's Greatest Lover'
Matt Terry, Dalton Harris, and Jaymi Hensley star in a pop-rock musical about love, bringing Broadway vibes to London's The Other Palace this spring.
Father Confronts Transgender Gunman at Hockey Game
A Rhode Island father intervened during a deadly shooting at a high school hockey match, preventing further casualties. The gunman killed his ex-wife and son before taking his own life.
Sharon Stone's Youthful Glow at The Bluff Premiere
Sharon Stone, 67, showcased a remarkably fresh-faced appearance at The Bluff premiere in Los Angeles, wearing a chic black pantsuit and discussing her past Botox use.
Australian Woman Banned from Return from Syrian Camp
One adult among 34 Australian women and children in al-Roj camp has been issued a temporary exclusion order, while others may return if they arrange travel independently.
David Ramsey Reveals Secret Cancer Battle
Arrow actor David Ramsey has revealed he secretly battled testicular cancer years ago, undergoing surgery and chemotherapy while keeping his diagnosis private until now.
Georgia Father on Trial for Gifting Son Rifle Used in School Shooting
Colin Gray faces 29 charges, including murder, for allegedly buying his 14-year-old son an AR-15 style rifle after warnings about threats. The 2024 Apalachee High School shooting left four dead and nine wounded.
Jenrick Outlines Reform Plans for OBR and Net Zero
Robert Jenrick, Reform UK's Treasury spokesperson, will declare net zero a 'distraction' for the Bank of England and propose OBR reforms to diversify opinion and enforce fiscal discipline.
Colbert Escalates CBS Feud Over Blocked Democrat Guest
Late-night host Stephen Colbert publicly disputes CBS's denial of banning a Democrat Senate candidate interview, citing FCC equal time rules. The viral YouTube segment has sparked controversy.
Lorry Driver Arrested After Fatal Crash on Leicestershire A46
A man in his 20s died and another suffered life-threatening injuries in a multi-vehicle collision on the A46. Police have arrested a lorry driver on suspicion of dangerous driving.
Pope Snubs Trump's Board of Peace, Supports UN Authority
Pope Leo XIV has refused Donald Trump's invitation to join the controversial Board of Peace, with Vatican officials citing support for the UN as the primary crisis manager.
Political Storm Over Islamic State Families' Return to Australia
A major political controversy has erupted in Australia over the repatriation of families linked to Islamic State, sparking intense debate on national security and human rights.
Victorian AG Slams Expert Over Unfounded CFMEU Corruption Claims
Victoria's Attorney-General has strongly criticised an integrity expert for making unsubstantiated claims that CFMEU corruption cost taxpayers $1.5 billion, calling the allegations baseless and damaging.
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