First-Ever Plane Landing on Moving Train by Italian Pilot
Italian aviator Dario Costa achieves a world first by landing his small plane on a cargo train moving at 75mph in Turkey, battling turbulence and precise timing.
Category : Politics
Davey: Parliament Must Consider Andrew's Succession Removal
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey says Parliament must consider removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of succession, with 82% of Britons supporting his removal.
Andrew's Body Language Shows Fear and Control After Arrest
Body language expert Judi James analyses Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's 'fearful' expression after his arrest, noting subtle gestures suggesting he clings to status.
Scottish Tories Reject 'All Things to All People' Strategy
Shadow Scottish Secretary Andrew Bowie tells Conservative conference the party has stopped trying to appeal to everyone and should never apologise for its values under Kemi Badenoch's leadership.
Trump's Board of Peace Meets on Gaza's Future
Donald Trump's newly formed Board of Peace convened its first meeting to discuss strategies for Gaza's future, amid ongoing conflict and international scrutiny.
Mandelson's Lobbying Firm Collapses After Epstein Link Exodus
Global Counsel, the lobbying firm co-founded by Peter Mandelson, has entered administration following a client exodus triggered by revelations about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The firm cited 'monumental impact' from lost contracts.
Influencer Gets Revenge After Husband Bans Her Micro Shorts
Australian influencer Indy Clinton wore her micro shorts the day after her husband objected, sparking a viral debate on social media about fashion and autonomy.
Lakemba Divided Over ISIS Brides Return from Syria
Residents of Sydney's Muslim-majority suburb Lakemba express conflicting views on the imminent return of up to 34 ISIS brides and children from Syrian camps.
MAGA Lawmaker's 'Protecting Puppies from Sharia Act' Causes Fury
Florida Representative Randy Fine introduces controversial bill to cut federal funding from states deeming dogs 'haram,' following days of anti-Muslim social media posts that drew widespread condemnation.
Downing Street Courts Content Creators in New Media Strategy
The UK government is inviting social media creators into Downing Street as part of Labour's strategy to reach younger audiences through trusted online voices, despite backlash from traditional journalists.
American Expats Sought for US Citizenship Renunciation Insights
The Guardian is seeking American expatriates who have attempted to renounce their US citizenship to share their experiences, including triggers, challenges, and emotional impacts.
Mandelson's Lobbying Firm Global Counsel Collapses
Global Counsel, co-founded by Peter Mandelson, has entered administration due to client losses linked to historical ties with Jeffrey Epstein, resulting in UK staff redundancies.
Searches at Andrew's Former Home Continue After Arrest
Police searches are ongoing at Royal Lodge in Windsor following the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for misconduct in public office. The former prince was released under investigation after 11 hours in custody.
Hunter Hess Defends 'L' Gesture, Reaffirms Love for USA
American freeskier Hunter Hess flashes an 'L' sign after Olympic qualifying, addressing controversy sparked by his earlier comments and President Trump's criticism.
Mandelson's Global Counsel Collapses After Epstein Scandal
The advisory firm co-founded by Peter Mandelson has entered administration after clients severed ties due to his historical links to Jeffrey Epstein, leading to redundancies.
Zelensky Open to 'Real Compromise' in Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has indicated willingness for 'real compromises' to end the war, while firmly rejecting ultimatums from Russia and defending Ukraine's sovereignty.
Trump Ponders Giving Himself Top Military Award for Iraq Visit
Former President Donald Trump revealed he contemplated awarding himself the Congressional Medal of Honor for his 2018 Iraq visit, claiming he was 'extremely brave' during the three-hour trip.
British Exodus to Portugal: Permanent Moves Triple
The number of UK nationals living in Portugal has nearly tripled from 16,559 in 2014 to 48,238 in 2024, with a shift from holiday homes to permanent relocation.
Margaret Hodge Frontrunner to Become Next Ofcom Chief
Baroness Margaret Hodge, a veteran Labour politician with extensive public service experience, is reportedly the leading candidate to head the UK's communications regulator Ofcom.
Thai Activist Lawyer's Prison Term Extended Over 30 Years
A Bangkok court has added over two years to activist lawyer Arnon Nampa's sentence for royal insult, bringing his total jail time above three decades as further cases remain pending.
Council Tax Reduction: 5 Factors for 100% Discount Eligibility
Residents across England, Scotland, and Wales could qualify for a Council Tax Reduction of up to 100%. Discover the five key eligibility factors, including income, household composition, and property bands.
Vaughan Demands ECB Act on Pakistan Player Exclusion in The Hundred
Former England captain Michael Vaughan calls for ECB intervention as IPL-owned teams in The Hundred reportedly avoid signing Pakistani players due to political tensions.
Mandelson's Global Counsel Lobbying Firm Enters Administration
Global Counsel, the advisory firm co-founded by Peter Mandelson, has collapsed into administration following the scandal over his historic links to Jeffrey Epstein.
Starmer's Civil Service Chief in 'Woke' Row Over Staff Targets
A staff member under Dame Antonia Romeo was told to join a 'gender non-conforming book club' and spend 20% of time on inclusivity schemes, as the new Cabinet Secretary faces criticism.
Floaters Novel Turns UK Sewage Crisis into Teen Revenge Story
C M Taylor's new YA novel Floaters, inspired by sewage dumping in the Thames, follows teens fighting pollution. Half of profits support Surfers Against Sewage charity.
Spa Days for Nerds and Pancake Day Sainthood
A humorous weekly diary covering introvert manor dreams, Pancake Day mothering, rare daffodils, Oxford's Norrington Room, and Wuthering Heights trauma.
Texas Candidate Jace Yarbrough Backed by Hard-Right Donors
Jace Yarbrough, a Texas congressional candidate, has secured endorsements from Donald Trump and donations from hard-right figures like Peter Thiel, amid his extremist political stances.
Whistle Debate: Resistance or Panic in US Immigration Crackdown
Whistles have emerged as a symbol of community resistance against ICE raids under Trump, but activists debate their efficacy, with some warning they cause panic and confusion in vulnerable populations.
Kim Kardashian's Blonde Bob Sparks Hamilton Romance Questions
Kim Kardashian debuts a dramatic blonde bob transformation on Instagram, as relationship experts analyze her long-term prospects with Formula One star Lewis Hamilton.
Parents Trial Over Son's Diabetes Death After Hospital Distrust
Two teachers are accused of child cruelty and gross negligence manslaughter after their 12-year-old homeschooled son died from untreated diabetes. The court heard they distrusted Birmingham Children's Hospital and delayed seeking medical help.
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