The Justice Department has fired federal prosecutor James Hundley, who was chosen by judges to replace Lindsey Halligan as US attorney for Eastern Virginia, escalating a conflict over executive appointment powers.
A 65-year-old grandmother from Hertfordshire was shackled and held for six weeks by ICE agents despite a valid visa, urging Brits to avoid US travel while Trump is in office.
Canada secured their third Olympic curling gold in five Games, defeating Team GB 9-6 in a tense final. Bruce Mouat's rink, dominant in recent years, fell short again, settling for silver.
A former head of royal protection insists an independent investigation into Andrew's Jeffrey Epstein connections must reach the highest levels, amid accusations of a 'conspiracy of silence'.
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From February 25, 2026, dual British citizens must present a valid UK passport or pay £589 for a certificate to enter the UK, replacing previous free entry with foreign passports.
The US Supreme Court and Thames Valley Police enforce the principle that no one is above the law, with rulings against Donald Trump and Prince Andrew.
Burnley FC has strongly condemned the racial abuse directed at player Hannibal Mejbri on social media following a Premier League match against Chelsea, vowing zero tolerance.
Britain's Got Talent viewers have criticised the 2026 launch episode as 'boring' and repetitive, with many complaining the acts are too similar to previous years.
Police searches continue at Prince Andrew's former residence as the Liberal Democrats back government plans to consider removing him from the line of succession following his arrest on misconduct allegations.
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The Justice Department has dismissed James Hundley, a federal prosecutor selected by judges to replace Lindsey Halligan in Virginia. This move escalates a conflict over who appoints US attorneys, with the Trump administration asserting executive authority
Gladiators star Legend, real name Matt Morsia, rushed his 4-year-old son Mauro to hospital after a skiing accident in Switzerland. The resilient boy smiled through his cast as the family made the most of their holiday.
YouTube star KSI faced boos from the Britain's Got Talent audience after rejecting a dog act, breaking the show's unofficial rule against saying no to canine performers.
Simon Cowell sends Australian aerial performer Paul Nunnari straight to the live semi-finals with an early golden buzzer in the Britain's Got Talent premiere.
Britain's Got Talent star Paul Nunnari discusses the road trauma that inspired his gravity-defying performance and his mission to challenge disability perceptions.
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian vows not to bow to international pressure in nuclear talks as Donald Trump considers military strikes, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Viewers of Britain's Got Talent's 19th series premiere voiced immediate frustration over the perceived overuse of the golden buzzer, sparking social media backlash as the show returned with a new judge lineup.
Crews battle brutal weather and avalanche threats in California's Sierra Nevada as they work to recover eight victims from Tuesday's fatal snowslide, with one person still missing and presumed dead.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage alleges the British government attempted to prevent him from joining an aid mission to Chagossians resettling on a deserted island, as tensions rise over sovereignty transfer plans.
British comedy icon Kenneth Williams died of a drug overdose in 1988. His estate continues to fund major donations to dog charities, while friends remember his complex personality.
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Britain's Got Talent's new season opened with a perilous fire-juggling performance that had fans covering their eyes and judges divided over the extreme act.
Emails from the Epstein files expose a secret 2010 London dinner where Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson met a Saudi businessman investigated by the FBI over 9/11 connections, discussing investment in Ferguson's brand.
Donald Trump faces ridicule from Emmanuel Macron and Gavin Newsom after the Supreme Court struck down his tariff policy, prompting an executive order for new global tariffs.
Scotland's councils are preparing to cancel nearly £100 million in council tax arrears while planning further bill increases, sparking criticism of unfairness toward compliant taxpayers.
Scottish First Minister John Swinney's consideration of wealth taxes faces criticism for potentially damaging businesses, increasing unemployment, and burdening ordinary homeowners and savers with higher taxes.
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The SNP is actively exploring a controversial annual wealth tax that could target assets like homes, savings, and pensions, sparking fears of financial strain and potential exodus of wealthy residents.
South Australia's Liberal Party faces potential wipeout in the 21 March state election, with polls showing One Nation ahead. Labor's Peter Malinauskas is set for a massive victory.
Analysis reveals that adopting Trump-style populist tactics in Australia is unlikely to succeed due to distinct political and cultural differences from the US.
Melania Jack recalls the instant she fell for Patty Preece in 2007, sparking a lifelong partnership built on music, art, and social change in Queensland's small queer scene.
The Afghan Liberal Party's call for immigration reform to promote diversity has ignited a heated discussion on Australian values and integration policies.
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James Unick, 64, found guilty of murdering 13-year-old Sarah Geer in 1982 after DNA from a discarded cigarette matched evidence from the crime scene.
