David Winnie, a former footballer who played one match for Middlesbrough 33 years ago, rejects accusations of bias after Southampton were expelled from the play-offs by a commission he served on.
Nato conducts deep strike missile exercises from a secret London Tube station. Burnham launches Makerfield by-election campaign. New Ebola vaccine nears. Judith Chalmers dies at 90. Guardiola leaves Man City.
Pep Guardiola reflects on his decade at Manchester City, citing dwindling energy and a need for new leadership, drawing parallels with Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool departure.
Author Michael Attwell suggests chilling images of Myra Hindley at Ramshaw Rocks could be clues to undiscovered victims of the Moors Murders, including Keith Bennett.
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Workers at Hearst-owned local newspapers accuse the media giant of anti-union tactics, including contract violations and bad-faith bargaining, amid stalled negotiations.
Lionsgate reveals plans for a Michael Jackson biopic sequel, with 25-30% already shot. The first film earned $715.8m worldwide despite controversy over child abuse allegations.
Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters apologised after calling some of the 7,800 staff set to lose jobs to AI 'lower-value human capital', sparking backlash.
The Islamic Center of San Diego reopens after a deadly attack, with the community mourning three killed and seeking support against rising Islamophobia.
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Marina Hyde criticises the belated police investigation into Prince Andrew, highlighting years of inaction despite evidence and the tragic death of Virginia Giuffre.
Hundreds gathered outside Ireland's parliament to protest the death of Yves Sakila, a Congolese-born man restrained by security guards, drawing comparisons to George Floyd.
Florida biologist Brittney Brown was fired for criticizing Charlie Kirk on social media after his death. She won a $485,000 settlement from the state wildlife agency.
The jury in the trial of two prisoners accused of murdering disgraced Lostprophets singer Ian Watkins has been discharged for legal reasons, with a retrial ordered.
Jo and Kush, breakout stars of BBC's Race Across the World, are praised for their kindness and mutual support, offering a positive portrayal of male friendship.
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Stephen Colbert hosted his final episode of The Late Show, with tributes from Joe Biden, Jane Fonda, and Bruce Springsteen. The show was cancelled amid political tensions.
Dr Nicole Saphier, Trump's nominee for surgeon general, sells a supplement containing kava, banned by the US military and linked to liver damage. Amazon investigates.
Paula Varjack's kinetic play uses lip syncing and dance to show how prejudice turned a 'wardrobe malfunction' into a career disaster for Janet Jackson.
Byron Allen discusses taking over Stephen Colbert's late-night time slot on CBS with his show Comics Unleashed, and his recent acquisition of BuzzFeed.
Exclusive: Alastair McEwin warns Labor's NDIS cuts will lead to more isolation and segregation, as government's own advisers issue 'brutal' assessment.
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An 81-year-old Arizona grandmother was swatted while livestreaming Minecraft to raise funds for her grandson's cancer treatment. Police swarmed her home after a false report of a shooting.
Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin faces mounting pressure to resign after delaying the release of a 192-page autopsy report on the party's 2024 election loss, with critics calling his leadership incompetent.
Tom Hardy reportedly fired from Paramount+ crime drama Mobland after clashes with executive producer Jez Butterworth and production team. Season 2 yet to premiere.
Court records show Nigel Farage has a county court judgment for £9,400. Labour questions his financial management, citing undisclosed £5m gift and house purchase.
Labour demands Nigel Farage 'come clean' over finances after a county court judgement for almost £10,000 emerged, adding to questions about a £5m crypto donation.
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Donald Trump Jr. is set to marry Palm Beach socialite Bettina Anderson in the Bahamas over Memorial Day weekend. President Trump may not attend due to work commitments, including Iran.
Gemma Collins received a parking ticket on her £100K Land Rover after lunch in Woodford, Essex. This follows backlash over her SEND education video with Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson.
Lord Grade warns reality TV risks exploitation after Married At First Sight UK allegations of sexual misconduct and rape, prompting Channel 4 review and Tui sponsorship withdrawal.
NASCAR driver Kyle Busch, 41, died days before the Coca-Cola 600. He became unresponsive while testing a simulator, sparking an outpouring of grief from the motorsports community.
White House adviser Kurt Olsen led a failed initiative to ban Dominion voting machines by citing national security risks, based on debunked conspiracy theories, aiming for hand-counted paper ballots.
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Race Across The World fans accuse BBC of fixing the finale after Mark and Margo received an unaired 'free lift' to complete the race, sparking outrage online.
