Prince Andrew has enlisted criminal defence solicitor Gary Bloxsome as misconduct charges loom. Known for preventing cases from reaching court, Bloxsome leads a legal team assembled after Andrew's arrest.
Former Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain has taken a role as a teaching assistant, revealing she was dropped by the BBC without explanation and is focusing on education over showbiz.
First Minister John Swinney asserts Scottish independence is achievable after a new poll projects the SNP just one seat short of a Holyrood majority, citing Westminster chaos as a catalyst.
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey will caution against the rise of Reform UK, drawing parallels with Trump's America and accusing rival parties of enabling Farage's ascent.
First Minister John Swinney asserts Scottish independence is achievable as polls show the SNP nearing a majority, citing Westminster chaos and scandals as catalysts for change.
Police searches persist at Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's former residence as the government weighs removing him from the line of succession following his arrest on misconduct allegations linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
King Charles is determined that no public funds be used for Prince Andrew's legal defence against misconduct allegations, potentially footing the bill himself from his private fortune.
YouTube star Jake Paul reveals he needed a second surgery on his broken jaw from the Anthony Joshua fight, after failing to rest properly during recovery.
A Wisconsin elementary school teacher faces charges after allegedly using cocaine at work, with police finding drugs in her purse and coat pocket following a tip-off.
A firsthand account from Havana reveals Cuba's escalating humanitarian crisis as fuel shortages, power cuts, and economic collapse push 10 million people to the brink. The US embargo compounds decades of government mismanagement.
Investigators have determined the North Carolina house fire that killed NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin's father was accidental, though the exact ignition cause remains undetermined.
Newly released records reveal a US citizen was killed by a federal immigration officer during a late-night traffic stop in Texas last year, raising questions about transparency and use of force.
Nevada County Sheriff's Office is investigating potential criminal negligence in the deadly Lake Tahoe avalanche that killed at least eight skiers, focusing on why the trip wasn't cancelled amid warnings.
Conservation groups are alarmed as the Trump administration moves to bypass nearly 30 federal environmental laws to fast-track a 175-mile border wall through Texas' Big Bend region, threatening wildlife and national parks.
Jake Danby's sentence for killing an Aboriginal man in a Darwin hit-and-run was increased to two years' home detention on appeal, but the victim's family calls it unjust as he avoided prison.
Birmingham City Council has obtained a High Court injunction prohibiting protests at waste depots as the bin strike approaches its first anniversary, with potential imprisonment for violators.
A former royal protection officer says the Metropolitan Police warned him to stay silent about claims Prince Andrew smuggled women into Buckingham Palace multiple times weekly during his service.
Sarah Ferguson is reportedly 'bereft but delusional' and struggling with her mental health following Prince Andrew's arrest, with friends describing her isolation and financial woes.
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee told Tucker Carlson that Israel has a biblical right to claim vast Middle Eastern territories, sparking controversy amid Carlson's disputed airport claims.
Liverpool manager Arne Slot responds to Wayne Rooney's claim he lacks the 'aura' to lead the club, pointing to his Premier League title win and discussing modern managerial pressures.
Policing Minister Sarah Jones has launched a fierce attack on the Green Party's drug decriminalisation proposals, warning they would create 'crack dens' in public spaces and shatter communities across Britain.
Labour has launched a scathing attack on the Green Party, claiming their drug policy would turn playgrounds into crack dens. Green leader Zack Polanski hit back, accusing Labour of 'desperate lies'.
Donald Trump controls a $1.4 billion political war chest ahead of the 2026 midterms, but Republicans fear he may withhold funds, potentially impacting elections and his own political future.
A federal judge in Virginia expressed deep concern about the government's seizure of devices from a Washington Post reporter, highlighting threats to press freedom and confidential sources.
Freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy finished ninth in the halfpipe final at the Livigno Olympics, maintaining his vocal criticism of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement despite receiving death threats and homophobic abuse.
Self-styled 'paedo hunter' Faze Nighthawk conducts elaborate sting operations across Australia, capturing alleged child sex offenders on camera. While police acknowledge community assistance, they warn against vigilante tactics that may compromise legal p
Kick It Out expresses disappointment as the FA only reminds Sir Jim Ratcliffe of his responsibilities after controversial immigration comments, avoiding serious sanctions.
Republican mayor Wesley Dingus of Butler, Ohio, faces voyeurism charges after allegedly being recorded sniffing a teen girl's underwear. He pleaded not guilty and was released on bond with GPS monitoring.
Jeffrey Epstein attempted to purchase a lavish Moroccan palace just days before his 2019 arrest, with Charles Schwab wiring millions despite insufficient funds, newly released documents show.
A mass grave near Izium, Ukraine, holds 449 victims, including children, from Russia's occupation. Evidence of torture and indiscriminate bombing reveals the brutal reality of war crimes, as the community seeks justice and recovery.