UK Dual Citizen Passport Rules: Key Changes and Travel
From 25 February 2026, British dual nationals must use a UK passport or certificate of entitlement to enter the UK, ending the option to use foreign passports for travel.
Category : Politics
President's Niece Acted as Epstein Fixer, Emails Show
Newly released emails reveal how Nina Keita, niece of Ivory Coast's president, facilitated Jeffrey Epstein's access to powerful politicians and helped source young women.
Naomi Campbell's Name in Epstein Files 300 Times
Newly released documents show supermodel Naomi Campbell's name appears nearly 300 times in Jeffrey Epstein files, indicating far more extensive contact than previously known.
Melania Trump's Presidents' Day Documentary Promotion Sparks Debate
First Lady Melania Trump used Presidents' Day to promote her documentary 'Melania' on social media, sharing White House premiere photos and urging theatrical viewings. The film's commercial success and ethical questions about official promotion have drawn
Ferguson's Firms Wound Down Post-Epstein File Release
Six companies linked to Sarah Ferguson are being dissolved following revelations from the Epstein files, including email exchanges and her charity's closure.
Florida Congressman Faces Resignation Calls Over Anti-Muslim Remarks
Republican Randy Fine sparks outrage by claiming Muslims are 'lower than dogs' on social media, drawing condemnation from across the political spectrum and renewed scrutiny of his history of inflammatory comments.
Liberal Party's Immigration Stance Sparks Social Cohesion Debate
The Australian Liberal Party's focus on immigration and Australian values has ignited a political debate over social cohesion, with critics questioning its impact on national unity and policy direction.
Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay Support Gordon Ramsay at Netflix Launch
Adam Peaty and wife Holly Ramsay put on a united front at Gordon Ramsay's Netflix show launch, pushing aside family drama to support the celebrity chef's new reality series.
Starmer Fast-Tracks Defence Spending to 3% GDP After Crisis Talks
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to announce a timetable within weeks to increase military spending to 3% of GDP by 2029, generating £17bn, but faces Treasury resistance over funding.
Rhode Island Ice Rink Shooting Leaves Two Dead in Family Dispute
A shocking video captures the moment high school hockey players fled for safety after a gunman opened fire at a Rhode Island ice rink, killing two spectators in what police describe as a family dispute.
Sarah Ferguson Companies Wound Down After Epstein Files Release
Companies House filings reveal six firms linked to Sarah Ferguson are being dissolved following new revelations about her contact with Jeffrey Epstein in recently released documents.
Lisa Armstrong's Tribute After Dog Hurley's Death
Lisa Armstrong, ex-wife of Ant McPartlin, posts emotional poem following the death of their beloved Labrador Hurley, who was put to sleep after falling ill.
NFL Star Denied Having Gun Before Police Found Weapon in Car
New body camera footage shows Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore telling police he was unarmed, only for officers to find a loaded handgun in his vehicle during a traffic stop.
Sarah Ferguson's Six Companies Dissolved After Epstein Files
Six companies linked to Sarah Ferguson are being wound down after revelations in the Epstein documents, with Companies House filings showing dissolution applications.
Kai Trump Jokes About Mom Vanessa's Tiger Woods Romance
Kai Trump playfully teased her mother Vanessa about her relationship with golf legend Tiger Woods during a cookie-decorating YouTube video, sparking an awkward yet humorous exchange.
Mother Pleads Guilty After Son Dies in Hot Car During Spa Visit
Maya Hernandez, 20, accepted a plea deal for involuntary manslaughter after her one-year-old son died in a sweltering car while she received cosmetic lip injections in Bakersfield.
Stephen A. Smith Details Presidential Run Plans and Policy Agenda
ESPN star Stephen A. Smith reveals his political agenda focusing on increased police presence, border security, and economic growth as he considers a 2028 presidential bid.
Adam Peaty Praises Coach as Mother Posts Cryptic Message
Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty shares heartfelt tribute to former coach Melanie Marshall, ignoring mother Caroline's cryptic post about dark times amid reported family rift.
The Voice UK Future Uncertain After ITV Delays Series Again
ITV has reportedly postponed The Voice UK's 14th series for a second time, with auditions filmed in 2024 now unlikely to air until autumn at the earliest, casting doubt on the show's future.
France Bans Player After Olympic Hockey Fight
The French Olympic hockey team has banned defenseman Pierre Crinon for the remainder of the Milan Games following his fight with Canada's Tom Wilson and subsequent taunting of the crowd.
SNP Leader Under Fire for EV Question and Football Freebie
Stephen Flynn, SNP Westminster leader, faces criticism after tabling a parliamentary question on electric vehicles hours before accepting a £900 football hospitality gift from an EV-linked company.
Democrats Face Uphill Battle in Midterm Elections
While polling shows Democrats with a lead in the generic ballot, significant hurdles remain including an unfavorable Senate map, internal party divisions, and Donald Trump's enduring political influence.
Bannon Breaks Silence on Epstein Ties Amid DOJ Document Release
Steve Bannon claims his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was for a documentary, as DOJ documents reveal close communications and political strategy sharing before Epstein's arrest.
Hollywood Mourns Robert Duvall: Tributes for Godfather Star
Oscar-winning actor Robert Duvall has died peacefully at home aged 95. Hollywood stars including Adam Sandler and Viola Davis pay heartfelt tributes to the legendary performer.
Randy Fine's Dog vs. Muslims Post Sparks Bipartisan Condemnation
Florida Republican Randy Fine faces bipartisan condemnation for a social media post suggesting dogs are preferable to Muslims, with critics calling it Islamophobic and disgusting bigotry.
Guardian Issues Corrections and Clarifications on Reporting (16.02.2026)
The Guardian newspaper has published a series of corrections and clarifications to address inaccuracies in its recent articles, covering topics from politics to health.
Kate Hudson Pursues Diverse Roles Post Oscar Nomination
Kate Hudson discusses breaking free from romantic comedy typecasting after earning an Oscar nod for Song Sung Blue, revealing her desire for varied acting challenges.
May Council Elections to Proceed After Legal Challenge
The Government has abandoned plans to postpone elections in 30 councils this May following a legal challenge from Reform UK, with ministers citing legal advice and the need for certainty.
Trump Donor John Paulson Moves Ohio Plant to China
Billionaire John Paulson, a major Trump donor and tariff advocate, is closing his Ohio brass instrument factory and shifting production to China, resulting in 150 layoffs.
Kirsty Muir's Olympic Heartbreak: Fourth in Big Air
British freestyle skier Kirsty Muir narrowly missed a medal at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, finishing fourth in the women's Big Air event for the second time in a week.
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