Andrew's Arrest Highlights US-UK Epstein Accountability Divide
The arrest of Prince Andrew in the UK contrasts sharply with US inaction on Epstein files, revealing deep political and legal disparities between the two nations.
Category : Politics
Hungary Blocks EU Ukraine Loan Over Russian Oil Pipeline
Hungary vows to block a crucial €90 billion EU loan to Ukraine until Russian oil shipments resume via the Druzhba pipeline, escalating tensions over energy and war funding.
French Soldier Killed in Barracks Drinking Game Shooting
A French soldier died after being accidentally shot in the head during a prohibited drinking game at a military barracks near Paris. Four soldiers have been arrested.
Labour's Lucy Powell Slams Reform UK in Manchester By-Election
Labour Deputy Leader Lucy Powell condemns Reform UK's policies as divisive and harmful to Manchester's working class ahead of a crucial parliamentary by-election.
TOWIE Films in Vietnam as Stars Miss Trip
The cast of TOWIE has jetted off to Vietnam for the latest series, with Courtney Green, Dani Imbert, and Elma Pazar leading the fashion. However, notable absences including Amy Childs and Lauren Goodger have sparked speculation about their future on the s
Maxwell's Brother Defends Andrew, Calls Giuffre 'Monster'
Ian Maxwell launches extraordinary defence of his imprisoned sister Ghislaine and Prince Andrew, while attacking accuser Virginia Giuffre in controversial Telegraph interview.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 8 Hezbollah Members in Eastern Lebanon
Israeli airstrikes in eastern Lebanon have killed eight Hezbollah militants, including local commanders, amid escalating regional tensions and a high death toll reported by Lebanese authorities.
Rebel Wilson's Prince Andrew Joke at BAFTAs Before Arrest
Rebel Wilson's cringe-worthy joke about Prince Andrew at the 2020 BAFTAs, made in front of Prince William and Kate, gains new relevance following Andrew's arrest six years later.
Winter Olympics 2026: Team GB's Medal Count Ahead of Final Events
The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina nears its conclusion. Norway leads the medal table, with Team GB on track to meet its target after a Super Sunday double gold triumph.
MPs to Probe Trade Envoy Role After Andrew's Arrest
The Business and Trade Committee will meet Tuesday to consider a parliamentary inquiry into the appointment and accountability of UK trade envoys following Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest.
Davey Challenges Starmer to Sue Trump Over Tariff Damages
Liberal Democrats leader Sir Ed Davey has called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to take legal action against US President Donald Trump, seeking $100 billion for trade tariff damages to the UK economy.
Ukraine Drones Hit Russian Missile Plant, Injuring 11
Ukrainian drones attacked a major missile factory in Russia's Udmurt Republic, injuring 11 people. The Votkinsk plant produces Iskander and nuclear-capable missiles.
Ed Davey: Lib Dems Support Removing Andrew from Succession
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has declared his party would support legislation to remove Prince Andrew from the line of succession, calling the prospect of him becoming king 'intolerable'.
Bafta Voting Member Reveals How Winners Are Decided
A Bafta voting member has exposed the secrets of the awards process, including whether voters watch all films and how the three-round system works.
Putin Official Found Alive After 13 Years Faking Death
A former Russian deputy minister convicted of corruption faked her death using a body double and hid in plain sight for over a decade before being arrested.
Nadiya Hussain Becomes Teaching Assistant After BBC Axe
Former Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain reveals she has started a new career as a teaching assistant after the BBC dropped her cookery shows, saying she still lacks closure over the decision.
Rahm Rejects Tour Deal, Ryder Cup Future in Doubt
Jon Rahm has refused a settlement with the DP World Tour over LIV Golf fines, unlike eight other rebels including Tyrrell Hatton, risking his membership and 2027 Ryder Cup place.
ICE Crackdown Sparks Fear in Michigan's Arab Communities
Arab Americans in Dearborn, Michigan, face detentions and deportations by ICE, with families torn apart and communities living in heightened anxiety amid political tensions.
Farage's Journalist Treatment Fuels Reform UK Women Problem Debate
Nigel Farage's patronising remarks to female journalists and hiring of anti-abortion policy head raise concerns about Reform UK's stance on women's issues, amid polling shifts and political backlash.
Trump's 'Dictator Vibes' as Name and Face Dominate US
A massive banner of Donald Trump on the Justice Department building highlights his pervasive presence across US public institutions, sparking criticism of authoritarian overtones.
Clintons Subpoenaed Over Epstein: Will GOP Tactics Backfire?
Republicans have subpoenaed Bill and Hillary Clinton to testify about Jeffrey Epstein, echoing past political battles. History suggests this could backfire, as the Clintons have previously excelled under pressure.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrest: What Happens Next?
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office. The Crown Prosecution Service confirms the offence carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
Tenerife Father Pictured After Machete Attack Kills Son
Juan Manuel Alonso Fumero, 35, killed his 10-year-old son Yared in a machete attack in Cabo Blanco, Tenerife, before being shot dead by police. The boy's mother is fighting for life.
Pub Landlady Inherits £2.5m from Burglar Killer Tony Martin (21.02.2026)
Jacqueline Wadsley, a pub landlady from Wisbech, inherited the entire £2.5 million estate of farmer Tony Martin, who killed a burglar in 1999. She had no idea she would receive his fortune, which includes Bleak House farm and land.
Manchester By-Election: Labour vs Reform in Gorton and Denton
Labour candidate Angeliki Stogia condemns Reform's divisive politics ahead of crucial Gorton and Denton by-election, vowing to unite Manchester as voters prepare for Thursday's poll.
Minister: Removing Andrew from Succession is 'Right'
Defence Minister Luke Pollard states that British values support removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of succession, as the government works with Buckingham Palace on legislation.
How a London Meeting Showed Jesse Jackson's Worldwide Impact
As tributes flow for civil rights icon Jesse Jackson, a journalist recalls a misjudged interview in Leicester Square where a frail South African man revealed Jackson's profound influence on millions of Britons.
Rose West's Chilling Reaction to Fred West's Suicide Revealed
Vanessa Farke-Harris, former governor at HM Prison Holloway, describes Rose West as a manipulative psychopath who showed no emotion upon learning of her husband's death.
Macron Reviews Violent Activist Groups After Student's Death
French President Emmanuel Macron will launch a government review of violent activist groups following the fatal beating of a far-right student in Lyon, amid heightened political tensions ahead of next year's presidential election.
Two Bodies Found in Snowdonia After Men Vanish
Two men, aged 19 and 20, have been found dead in Yr Wyddfa at Eryri National Park in Snowdonia following an extensive search operation by authorities.
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