Congress Urges Israel to Free Palestinian Teen Detainee
A group of US lawmakers has sent a letter to Israel's government, calling for the release of a Palestinian teenager held without charge, citing human rights concerns.
Category : Politics
ICC Judges Under US Sanctions: Credit Cards Cancelled
ICC judges Kimberly Prost and Luz del Carmen Ibáñez Carranza describe the personal impact of Trump-era sanctions, including cancelled accounts and travel bans, but vow it won't affect court independence.
Boebert's Son Cited Again for Child Abuse in Colorado
Tyler Boebert, son of MAGA firebrand Lauren Boebert, has been cited for child abuse without injury after a toddler wandered from a Windsor property. This marks his second such charge, with a trial pending from a similar July incident.
Starmer: 'Our Economic Plan Is Working' as Inflation Drops
Prime Minister Keir Starmer insists Labour's economic strategy is delivering results, citing falling inflation and interest rates during a speech in Cardiff.
Ukraine's Frontline Gains Bolster Position in Geneva Talks
Ukrainian forces have reclaimed significant territory before US-brokered peace talks in Geneva, which ended abruptly after two hours with little progress on key issues.
Third British Skier Dies in French Alps Avalanche Tragedy
A British man has been killed in an avalanche near La Grave, marking the third UK fatality in days amid rare red warnings for high avalanche risk in the French Alps.
Hamilton Supports Vinicius Jr After Alleged Racist Abuse
F1 star Lewis Hamilton shows solidarity with Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr following alleged racist abuse during Champions League match against Benfica.
Russia Hosts Cuban Minister, Urges US to End Blockade
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez visited Moscow as Cuba faces blackouts and fuel shortages from a US embargo. Russia pledged support and urged the US to lift the blockade.
Met Office Snow Warnings: Brits Urged to Prepare Emergency Kits
The Met Office has issued multiple yellow weather warnings for snow and rain across the UK, with up to 15cm forecast in higher areas. Brits are advised to pack emergency kits and plan travel carefully.
Iran Shuts Strait of Hormuz Amid US Tensions
Iran has temporarily closed the strategic Strait of Hormuz for military drills, marking its first shutdown since the 1980s, as tensions with the US escalate over nuclear talks and naval threats.
Pressure Mounts on King Charles Over Andrew's Epstein Links
Chancellor Rachel Reeves demands Prince Andrew disclose his knowledge of Epstein's crimes, while Nigel Farage calls for a police probe into the royal's actions.
Funfair Family Feud: Dad Accused of Breaking Son's Nose
A bitter £10 million funfair family feud erupts in court with claims of broken noses, threats to destroy Winter Wonderland rides, and a battle over inheritance.
Megyn Kelly Condemns Randy Fine's Anti-Muslim Remarks
Florida Republican congressman Randy Fine faces widespread condemnation, including from Megyn Kelly, after posting Islamophobic comments on social media. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries vows accountability.
Fergie Defends Andrew, Calls Giuffre Claims 'Salacious Lies'
Sarah Ferguson has defended Prince Andrew in a resurfaced interview, branding Virginia Giuffre's sex abuse allegations as 'salacious lies' while praising her ex-husband as 'one of the greatest men'.
Doctor Sues Lawmaker Over Road Rage Incident
An Ohio doctor who pleaded guilty to misdemeanours from a road rage incident is now suing Republican Congressman Max Miller for defamation, claiming political motives.
Pattinson and Zendaya's Gender-Blurring Photoshoot for Interview
Robert Pattinson and Zendaya star in a provocative, gender-fluid photoshoot for Interview magazine's March edition, ahead of their three upcoming film collaborations.
Fugitive Taunts Police in Rap Video After Double Prison Escape
Daniel Boakye, a convicted robber facing deportation to Ghana, has escaped custody twice in a week and posted a defiant drill rap video online, boasting 'I'm free' while smoking a joint.
Emmerdale's Isabel Hodgins Steps Out with Husband After Birth
Emmerdale actress Isabel Hodgins, known for playing Victoria Sugden, has been seen out with her husband Adam Whitehead days after giving birth to their daughter Georgie Grace.
Classic Thriller 'Se7en' Leaving Netflix Next Month
The acclaimed crime film 'Se7en', starring Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt, will be removed from Netflix on March 18. Fans call it a must-watch masterpiece.
Andrew Sent Daughters' Photos to Epstein After Conviction
Newly released Epstein files reveal Prince Andrew sent Christmas card photos of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie to Jeffrey Epstein shortly after his prison release for sex offences.
Reeves: Andrew Must Speak on Epstein for Victims
Chancellor Rachel Reeves insists Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor owes it to Epstein's victims to reveal what he knows, as multiple UK police forces review millions of released documents.
Reform UK to Restore Two-Child Benefit Cap in Full
Robert Jenrick pledges Reform UK will restore the two-child benefit cap, reform the OBR, and limit welfare to British nationals in his first speech as Treasury spokesman.
Ukraine Peace Talks End Abruptly After Zelensky Slams Trump
Peace negotiations between Russia, Ukraine, and the US concluded in under two hours amid tension. Zelensky criticised Trump for urging Ukrainian concessions while highlighting humanitarian issues.
Reform UK to Bring Back Two-Child Benefit Limit, Impacting Families
Reform UK's Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick pledges to restore the two-child benefit cap, reversing Labour's removal of the policy affecting 1.6 million children.
Russia Hunts Journalist Over Putin's Alleged Secret Affairs
Russian journalist Roman Badanin, who exposed Vladimir Putin's alleged secret relationships and children, has been placed on a wanted list by Moscow authorities while living in exile abroad.
Jeremy Irons Gives Up Irish Passport Application Due to Tax Issues
British actor Jeremy Irons has halted his pursuit of Irish citizenship after financial implications proved too burdensome, despite his long marriage to Irish actress Sinéad Cusack and owning property in Ireland.
Reform to Restore Two-Child Cap, Tighten PIP Rules
Robert Jenrick pledges major benefits crackdown, including restoring the two-child cap and requiring clinical diagnosis for PIP mental health claims, to fix a 'broken' system.
Trump's CBS Interview Ignites Political and Media Controversy
Former President Donald Trump's recent interview on CBS has ignited a firestorm of political debate and media scrutiny, with analysts dissecting his comments on key issues.
BGT Star's Death After Arrest for Child Sex Offence Allegations
An inquest hears that Kerri-Anne Donaldson, a Britain's Got Talent semi-finalist, was arrested for child sex offending and died by suspected suicide three days later, with police noting an increased risk.
Massive Avalanche Engulfs Skiers in Italian Alps Resort
Dramatic footage captures skiers desperately fleeing a massive avalanche near Courmayeur, part of a deadly series across the European Alps this winter.
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