Hillary Clinton calls on all individuals, including Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, to testify before a US congressional committee on Jeffrey Epstein. The Clintons have agreed to public hearings, demanding full document release.
Pierre Crinon has been banned by the French hockey federation for the rest of the Winter Olympics following his fight with Canada's Tom Wilson, violating Olympic spirit.
Ukrainian forces have made their largest territorial gains since 2023, recapturing 78 square miles from Russia after Moscow lost access to Starlink satellite internet, reversing recent advances ahead of Geneva peace talks.
Electronic act Look Mum No Computer will represent the UK at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna, replacing a previous performer dropped over unacceptable online comments. The contest faces its most serious crisis with multiple country boycotts.
Married At First Sight expert Mel Schilling has announced her departure from the Australian series after over a decade, citing health challenges and family commitments as key reasons for her decision.
Labour's reversal on postponing local elections for 30 councils, prompted by Reform UK's legal action, embarrasses the government but may not shield Starmer from voter backlash. Both parties face significant challenges, with Reform poised to gain in Tory
Hillary Clinton claims no association with Jeffrey Epstein but admits Bill Clinton took flights on his plane. She calls for Prince Andrew to testify before US Congress.
Nigel Farage is set to appoint Robert Jenrick as his potential future chancellor, part of a series of key appointments to counter claims Reform UK is a 'one-man band'.
The UK government has halted a £110m project to simplify post-Brexit trade borders, with no spending since 2024. The single trade window aimed to digitise paperwork but faced cost concerns and delays.
Indirect nuclear negotiations between the US and Iran are underway in Geneva, mediated by Oman, as Donald Trump escalates military pressure in the Middle East with a naval armada.
New Liberal leader Angus Taylor announces his shadow ministry, appointing Tim Wilson as shadow treasurer, while confronting the monumental task of revitalising the struggling party ahead of the next election.
The BBC announces YouTuber and experimental artist Look Mum No Computer as the UK's entry for the 70th Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna, Austria.
Former tennis star Annabel Croft shares joy as her son Charlie Coleman and wife Honour Wainwright announce pregnancy during South African honeymoon, bringing happiness after husband's tragic loss.
Labour is set for punishing local elections after Keir Starmer's U-turn on cancelling polls, with a poll predicting control loss in six councils and majorities wiped in four others.
Steve Reed faces demands to quit after Labour reversed council election delays, costing taxpayers £63m. Reform UK's legal challenge forced the government's hand.
Former New Zealand and Samoa rugby league winger Matt Utai is in serious condition after being shot multiple times in a targeted attack in Sydney's Greenacres suburb.
Liz Truss's embrace of Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago sparks comparisons to the 'Failed in London, Try Hong Kong' phenomenon, as critics question her political reinvention and the irony of her shift from Thatcherite blue to Republican red.
Former Prime Minister Liz Truss's recent appearance with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago has sparked comparisons to the 'Failed in London, Try Hong Kong' phenomenon, now adapted for washed-up British right-wingers seeking refuge in America.
Donald Trump's executive order pulling the US out of the WHO reveals a stark contrast between public attacks and private reliance, with lessons for the UK and Nigel Farage.
Bothwell, a prosperous Glasgow commuter town, faces a decade of targeted arson attacks, with 27 incidents since 2021 and no prosecutions, raising fears and community frustration.
As Scotland approaches the Holyrood election, declining trust in the SNP, Labour's Westminster struggles, and Reform's rise could reshape the nation's political landscape, with tactical voting playing a key role.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass urges Casey Wasserman to resign as LA28 chairman following revelations of past interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell, despite board support.
The Royal British Legion announces a national Service of Remembrance for the 15th anniversary of the Iraq War, honoring 179 fallen soldiers and supporting thousands of injured veterans like Simon Brown.
Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun, Donald Trump's antisemitism tsar, claims antisemitism is 'running amok' in Britain, citing record incidents and urging Sir Keir Starmer to crack down on protests and hate crimes.
Imran Khan's sons express grave concerns over their father's deteriorating health in a Pakistan jail, claiming he has been denied treatment for months.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer confronts severe criticism from councils after the government reversed plans to postpone local elections, following a legal challenge from Reform UK led by Nigel Farage.
Stein Heath Cole, 54, was allegedly battered to death with a metal pole outside a Bangkok shop. Four men are accused over a love triangle dispute involving his ex-girlfriend.
NATO forces scrambled fighter jets across Europe as Vladimir Putin unleashed a devastating hypersonic missile barrage on Ukraine, casting doubt on imminent peace talks in Geneva.
Dani Dyer reveals she would stuff her father Danny Dyer after he dies to keep him close, as they launch new Sky series The Dyers' Caravan Park.
From 25 February 2026, British dual nationals must use a UK passport or certificate of entitlement to enter the UK, ending the option to travel on foreign passports.