Robert Jenrick's appointment as Reform UK's shadow chancellor raises questions about his economic credentials, with critics highlighting his political flexibility over substantive policy expertise.
A group of Chagossians have landed on their ancestral islands, facing arrest and fines under a British removal order as they protest Labour's sovereignty transfer to Mauritius.
Dutch speed skater Jutta Leerdam's gold and silver medals at the Milano-Cortina Games could translate to annual earnings of £8-10 million through sponsorships and brand deals, according to sports finance experts.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has defended the Government's reversal on postponing local elections in 30 English councils, citing new legal advice. The decision follows a challenge by Reform UK and comes amid scrutiny of Starmer's leadership.
First Minister John Swinney vows to respect judicial independence after receiving advance notice of Peter Murrell's embezzlement charge, sparking opposition demands for transparency.
Seven former Reform UK councillors have joined Rupert Lowe's new political party Restore Britain, forming a new group at Kent County Council. The move follows their expulsion from Reform and signals growing fragmentation on the right.
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych, banned from the 2026 Winter Olympics for wearing a memorial helmet, has received a £147,000 donation from billionaire Rinat Akhmetov to support his career and advocacy.
Seven former Reform UK councillors have joined Rupert Lowe's new political party Restore Britain, forming a new group at Kent County Council, with six previously expelled from Reform UK.
Reform Party's pensions policy is in turmoil as Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick hints at keeping the triple lock, while leader Nigel Farage calls it 'up for debate', exposing internal divisions.
The BBC's Celebrity Traitors 2026 is rumoured to feature a star-studded cast including Hugh Grant, Liam Gallagher, and Danny Dyer, with producers courting top names for the upcoming series.
Joanne Lees, girlfriend of murdered British backpacker Peter Falconio, faced public scrutiny, discovered a long-lost sister, and rebuilt her life as a social worker after the 2001 Australian outback attack.
Chuck Negron, the powerful vocalist of Three Dog Night known for hits like Joy to the World, has passed away at 83 after battling COPD and heart failure.
Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff lead intense negotiations with Iran and Russia, earning foreign nicknames like 'Zyat' and 'Damad' while pursuing a pragmatic, deal-focused approach to nuclear ambitions and Ukraine conflict resolution.
A group of Chagossians face arrest and fines after arriving in their ancestral homeland, defying Labour's sovereignty transfer to Mauritius. Former Tory MP Adam Holloway joins their protest.
Prince Andrew becomes eligible for a £7,000 annual state pension on his 66th birthday, with growing pressure to follow King Charles in donating the money to charity.
Jazmyn Gourdeous writes emotional letter to Indonesian court as three men face sentencing for the alleged assassination of her husband Zavan Radmanovic in a Bali villa shooting.
WWE wrestling icon Dustin Rhodes will appear alongside Claudia Winkleman at Crufts, the world's largest dog show, in Birmingham this March on Channel 4.
Lara Trump reveals Donald Trump has a prepared speech to announce alien life discovery, following Barack Obama's viral comments on UFOs during a podcast interview.
Iran temporarily closed the Strait of Hormuz for military drills, marking the first closure since the 1980s, as tensions with the US escalate over nuclear talks and naval deployments.
A former protection officer alleges Andrew visited Jeffrey Epstein's private island at least twice with police, raising questions about oversight and loyalty within the Royal Protection Unit.
Social Circle, a conservative Georgia town, unites against a proposed ICE detention facility, citing infrastructure strains and lack of federal consultation.
Boston Red Sox supporters are slamming MLB's merchandise partner Fanatics over the team's new jerseys, with critics accusing the company of poor quality and even joking about war crimes.
Lee Slocombe, a serial fraudster builder, has been jailed for six years after leaving multiple homes in ruins and costing victims over £570,000 through dangerous and shoddy work.
Former TOWIE star Billie Shepherd shares Instagram snaps from a luxury Abu Dhabi resort with her family, showing off her figure in a red bikini and documenting joyful moments following her father-in-law's passing.
Davide Cini speaks out after inquest into Strictly Come Dancing star Robin Windsor's suicide, revealing how a brutal injury ended his BBC career and impacted his mental health.
The Louvre's deputy administrator states fraud is statistically unavoidable at large museums as France investigates a multimillion-euro ticket scheme involving tour guides and staff.
Reform UK proposes restoring the two-child benefit cap, drawing fierce criticism from Labour leader Keir Starmer who warns it could plunge hundreds of thousands of children into poverty.
Federal and local authorities are investigating the alleged beating of Alberto Castañeda Mondragón by ICE agents in Minnesota, which left him with eight skull fractures and brain hemorrhaging.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has defended the Government's reversal on postponing 30 English council elections, citing new legal advice and describing the original delay as locally led decisions.
Radio Free Asia has resumed broadcasting to Chinese audiences in Mandarin, Tibetan, and Uyghur after Congress reinstated funding cut by the Trump administration, which had forced mass layoffs and shutdowns.