Category : Scandals


Harry Testifies on Press Pressure in Privacy Case

Prince Harry gave emotional testimony in his High Court privacy case, describing being forced to perform for royal correspondents and alleging systematic phone hacking by Associated Newspapers.

Harry Denies 'Mr Mischief' Claims in Court Showdown

Prince Harry refuted claims of using a 'Mr Mischief' Facebook profile and accused the press of trying to drive him to substance abuse during his High Court evidence against Associated Newspapers.

Harry and Celebrities Sue Daily Mail Publisher in High Court

The Duke of Sussex joins Sir Elton John, Baroness Doreen Lawrence and other prominent figures in a landmark legal case against Associated Newspapers Limited, alleging unlawful information gathering practices including phone hacking and private surveillanc

Farage Apologises for 17 Breaches of MPs' Rules

Reform leader Nigel Farage has apologised after being found to have breached MPs' rules on outside earnings 17 times, failing to declare over £384,000 from roles including GB News presenting.

Prince Harry Testifies in Daily Mail Privacy Trial

Prince Harry is set to give evidence in a high-profile trial against the Daily Mail's publisher over alleged unlawful information gathering, with claims of intrusive reporting and security risks.

UK Barrister Accused of Child Interest After Cambodia

A prominent UK barrister and charity founder faces serious allegations of possessing child abuse material and inappropriate chats about minors after being intercepted at Sydney Airport returning from Cambodia.

Billionaires Scammed with Fake Davos VIP Tickets

Scammers have targeted billionaires with fraudulent VIP tickets to access the USA House venue at Davos, where Trump administration officials were appearing during the World Economic Forum.

Tina Peters Prison Assault Claim Contradicted by Video

Former Colorado clerk Tina Peters alleges she was attacked in prison, but surveillance footage appears to show her initiating physical contact. The incident raises questions as Donald Trump continues to advocate for her release.

Le Pen Denies EU Funds Misuse in Appeal Trial

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen testifies in Paris, denying a systematic misuse of EU funds for fake jobs, as she seeks to overturn a guilty verdict that could bar her from the 2027 presidential election.

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