UK Athletics Guilty in Paralympian's Death During Training
UK Athletics admits corporate manslaughter after a metal pole fatally struck Paralympian Abdullah Hayayei during training in London in 2017.
Category : Politics
BAFTA Awards 2026 Goes Vegan with Sustainable Menu
The 2026 BAFTA Awards ceremony is adopting a predominantly plant-based menu to reduce environmental impact, featuring vegan canapes, mains, and desserts. Host Alan Cumming partners with PETA for an animal rights campaign, while caterer Caper & Berry imple
Teen Couple Found Dead at Yorkshire Holiday Park
A 17-year-old boy and a 15-year-old girl were found dead at a Bridlington holiday park, with a 33-year-old man arrested. Police are investigating potential carbon monoxide poisoning.
UK Athletics Guilty of Corporate Manslaughter in Paralympian Death
UK Athletics has pleaded guilty to corporate manslaughter after a Paralympian was killed by a falling metal pole during training at a London leisure centre in 2017.
Gordon Ramsay on Family Pressure in Netflix Documentary
Gordon Ramsay discusses filming family life for Netflix's 'Being Gordon Ramsay', amid controversy over edits involving Adam Peaty's estranged mother.
TalkTV Host Stunned by Caller Defending Prince Andrew
Julia Hartley-Brewer was left speechless during a TalkTV segment when a caller criticised the arrest of Prince Andrew, who faces misconduct allegations.
Prince Andrew Arrested on Birthday in Historic Royal Scandal
The Duke of York was detained on suspicion of misconduct in a public office, marking the first arrest of a senior royal in modern times. He has returned to exile at Sandringham.
Danny Dyer's Caravan Park Mission: Reviving British Holidays
Danny and Dani Dyer invest in a Kent caravan park for a new Sky show, aiming to revive the UK's love for seaside holidays and combat modern divisiveness.
Katie Price Denies Lee Andrews Fight with Kerry Katona's Boyfriend
Katie Price has publicly addressed rumours of a physical altercation between her husband Lee Andrews and Kerry Katona's partner Paulo in Dubai, dismissing the claims entirely.
UK Athletics Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter Over Athlete's Death
UK Athletics has pleaded guilty to corporate manslaughter for the 2017 death of Paralympic athlete Abdullah Hayayei, who died when a metal cage fell on him during training in London.
UK Holds Powerful Accountable in Epstein Scandal
The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and dismissal of Peter Mandelson highlight UK's commitment to rule of law, contrasting sharply with US where Epstein's associates remain protected under current administration.
US-China Jets Face Off Over Korean Peninsula in Tense Standoff
American and Chinese fighter jets engaged in a brief aerial confrontation near the Korean Peninsula after Beijing scrambled aircraft in response to US drills from a South Korean airbase.
Kim Jong Un Drives Rocket Launcher Ahead of Party Congress
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was seen driving a nuclear-capable 600mm rocket launcher vehicle ahead of the Workers' Party Congress, where he vowed to improve living standards while showcasing military strength.
Expired UK Passports Accepted for Dual Citizens at Border
Dual citizens can now use expired British passports for UK entry under new discretion rules, avoiding costly certificates as border controls tighten from February 25.
Teenagers Found Dead at Bridlington Holiday Park Identified
Ethan Slater, 17, and Cherish Bean, 15, were pronounced dead at Little Eden Holiday Park. Police are investigating possible carbon monoxide poisoning.
DHS Corrects Migrant Website After CNN Exposes Errors
A Department of Homeland Security website naming undocumented migrants charged with crimes had to be overhauled after CNN found it was 'rife with errors,' with officials blaming a 'glitch.'
Cooper-Rubio Talks After Trump Chagos Deal Doubt
Yvette Cooper meets US counterpart Marco Rubio in Washington after Donald Trump's reversal on the Chagos Islands agreement, citing UK refusal to permit base use for potential Iran action.
Mandelson Backed Prince Andrew for Trade Role Despite Concerns
Peter Mandelson dismissed Prince Charles's warnings to endorse Prince Andrew as UK trade envoy in 2001, with both later linked to Jeffrey Epstein and facing police investigations.
Tenerife Tragedy: Boy Killed, Mother Injured in Machete Attack
A ten-year-old boy was brutally killed with a machete in Tenerife, while his mother was critically injured. Police shot dead the father, the alleged assailant, during a violent stand-off.
New School Inclusion Scores to Raise Standards, But Not Enough
Former Ofsted chief Michael Wilshaw argues that new inclusion judgements in school inspections are crucial for raising standards, but systemic reforms are needed to support all children, especially those with SEND.
Global Media Reacts to Andrew's Arrest on Epstein-Linked Charges
International newspapers express shock as former Prince Andrew is arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, with many declaring a crisis for the monarchy.
Mexico to Offer Authentic World Cup Fever in 2026
While the US hosts most matches, Mexico's football passion and cultural vibrancy promise the quintessential World Cup atmosphere, despite infrastructure concerns and team challenges.
Strategic U-Turns That Could Strengthen Starmer's Defence Policy
Amid shifting US policy on the Chagos Islands and European defence tensions, Prime Minister Starmer faces pressure to reconsider UK military strategy and focus on regional security priorities closer to home.
British Influencer Arrested for Alleged Husband Poisoning in Majorca
A British influencer and author has been detained in Majorca on suspicion of poisoning her husband, who was hospitalised with tranquilisers in his system. The case is under ongoing police investigation.
Patrick Dempsey Mourns Eric Dane After ALS Death at 53
Patrick Dempsey pays heartfelt tribute to Grey's Anatomy co-star Eric Dane, who died aged 53 after battling ALS. The actor remembered Dane as the 'funniest man' and a passionate advocate for disease awareness.
Poland Exits Ottawa Convention Over Russia Fears
Poland has formally withdrawn from the Ottawa Convention banning anti-personnel mines, announcing plans to deploy landmines along its eastern border as a deterrent against potential Russian aggression.
CIA and MI6 Uncovered Putin's Ukraine Plans, Europe Dismissed
An exclusive account based on over 100 interviews reveals how US and British intelligence accurately predicted Putin's invasion of Ukraine, while European allies and Kyiv remained sceptical, leading to critical failures in preparedness.
US Weeks-Long War Campaign Against Iran Could Reshape Middle East
The Trump administration is planning a sustained military campaign in Iran described as 'full-fledged war,' potentially existential for Tehran's regime and dramatically influencing the entire region, with coordination from Israel.
Swinney's 'Faux Outrage' Over Lord Advocate Criticism, Says Tory Leader
Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay accuses First Minister John Swinney of using 'faux outrage' to distract from allegations against Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain KC over Peter Murrell case.
Prince Andrew Arrested Over Epstein Ties
Prince Andrew has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The arrest marks a dramatic development in the royal scandal.
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