Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and new Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick, a former Conservative MP, are set to outline economic policies in a City of London speech, focusing on benefits and the Bank of England.
Caroline Peaty, estranged mother of Olympian Adam Peaty, shares social media message about children being loved without expectation as she appears in Gordon Ramsay's Netflix series despite objections.
Galgotias University was removed from a major AI summit in New Delhi after staff presented a Chinese-made robotic dog as their own innovation, embarrassing Indian officials.
A wolf-like dog invaded the women's team cross country qualifiers at the Winter Olympics in Tesero, Italy, chasing athletes and adding unexpected entertainment to the event.
Springwatch presenter Chris Packham opens up about his relationship with Jeremy Clarkson, calling out his evolving stance on environmental issues while denying any personal hatred.
Iran has temporarily closed the Strait of Hormuz for live-fire military exercises, a rare move amid escalating tensions with the US. The vital waterway carries 20% of global oil.
Tony Martin, the farmer who shot a teenage burglar, left his entire £2.5m estate to pub landlady Jacqueline Wadsley, who became like family after his release from prison.
Former minister Peter Mandelson cautions that Britain's media policy is fostering a culture of sensationalism, akin to Donald Trump's tactics, threatening public discourse.
Rio de Janeiro's 2026 carnival showcased stark contrasts between wealth and poverty, with playful subversion of authority through costumes like sexy nuns and police, captured in vibrant street scenes.
Endurance athlete Ross Edgley's two-move bodyweight workout, the Bear Crawl Battle, is surprisingly fun and accessible for most fitness levels, boosting work capacity.
CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins explains why she didn't smile when questioning Donald Trump about Epstein files, saying the serious topic of sexual assault survivors made it inappropriate.
French authorities have detained nine suspects, including an assistant to a hard-left MP, over the fatal beating of 23-year-old far-right activist Quentin Deranque in Lyon.
US Department of Justice documents expose Jeffrey Epstein's extensive efforts to build a powerful network of political and business leaders across the Middle East, leading to significant repercussions including the resignation of DP World's CEO.
Miley Cyrus returns for a nostalgic Disney+ special celebrating 20 years of Hannah Montana, featuring interviews and unseen footage on March 24.
Crystal Hefner alleges the Hugh M. Hefner Foundation stores thousands of intimate photos of women, some potentially underage, raising concerns about consent and privacy.
BBC's Silent Witness fans expressed confusion as a previously pulled episode finally aired, following a schedule change due to a real-life incident in Birmingham.
Australian authorities have scheduled a one-day inquest into the death of Bradley Murdoch, convicted of killing British backpacker Peter Falconio in 2001. The hearing will examine his final moments.
Valerii Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine's former army chief and top political rival to President Zelenskyy, discloses tensions over war strategy and a 2022 office raid in an exclusive AP interview.
Ukrainian and Russian envoys hold a second day of US-mediated talks in Geneva, with both sides still far apart on peace terms as fighting persists.
Daniel Radcliffe has called on Harry Potter fans and the press to stop comparing the new HBO reboot cast to the original stars, urging them to let the young actors forge their own path.
Mary McGinley, 42, hit a waiter with her high heel and tried to punch a chef at a Liverpool steakhouse after arriving late. Staff defended themselves with chairs and bear hugs.
Former Olympic swimmer Baroness Sharron Davies will appear in court over a speeding fine, arguing unclear signage on the M4 led to her violation. The 63-year-old peer maintains her innocence despite past advocacy for strict road laws.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirms Australia will not repatriate 34 women and children with alleged IS ties from Syria, citing no sympathy for those who joined the caliphate.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has formally collected his Lebanese passport in Beirut, granted through a special exception to nationality laws that typically restrict such transfers.
Cabinet minister Jo Stevens explains Baroness Eluned Morgan's delayed backing for Keir Starmer amid resignation calls, citing her demanding role as First Minister of Wales.
Sharon Stone, 67, showcased her ageless beauty at The Bluff premiere in Los Angeles, while speaking out against societal pressures to fear ageing and embrace cosmetic procedures.
The Australian government has issued a temporary exclusion order preventing a citizen with alleged Islamic State ties from returning from a Syrian detention camp.
Europe's largest defence contractor, BAE Systems, reports record underlying earnings of £3.32 billion for 2025, a 12% increase, driven by heightened global security challenges and surging defence budgets worldwide.
Vice President JD Vance dismissed a Fox News poll showing Democrats ahead in the 2026 midterms, calling it the 'worst' polling. He defended Trump's economic record and blamed sanctuary cities for immigration chaos.
Sarah Michelle Gellar and Chrissy Teigen dazzled at the Star Search live finale, where magician TJ Salta claimed the $500,000 prize. The Netflix reboot featured a new voting system and nostalgic nods.