SVU's B.D. Wong apologises for racist social media comment
Actor B.D. Wong issues lengthy apology after making a racist joke on a Black influencer's post. The Law & Order star says 'I do know better'. Read his full statement.
Category : Scandals
MPs Launch Probe into Royal Family's Property Deals
MPs launch a sweeping inquiry into royal property deals after outrage over Prince Andrew's 'peppercorn' rent. The probe will examine arrangements for the Waleses and Edinburghs. Have your say in our poll.
Reeves' chess title questioned as OBR row deepens
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny over her claim to be a former British junior chess champion, as a finance professor disputes the title. The row emerges amid tensions with the OBR over Budget forecasts.
Bruce Lehrmann loses defamation appeal over rape finding
Bruce Lehrmann's appeal against a defamation ruling has been dismissed. Federal Court judges found he knew Brittany Higgins did not consent, adding to his multi-million-pound legal costs.
The Enduring Scandal of 'Jobs for the Boys' in UK Politics
An exclusive look at the pervasive 'jobs for the boys' culture in British politics. Why does this patronage system persist, and who really benefits? Discover the hidden networks of power.
Crown Estate probe into royal rent deals after Andrew scandal
MPs demand answers on royal property leases as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faces losing £488k compensation. Discover the full list of bombshells from the report.
Nuzzi vs Lizza: 'Revenge Porn' Allegations in Media Feud
Vanity Fair's Olivia Nuzzi condemns ex-fiancé Ryan Lizza's Substack posts as harmful 'revenge porn'. Lizza defends his actions as 'telling the truth'. Read the full story of the high-profile media clash.
Tom Parker Bowles blasts Labour's 'politics of envy'
The King's stepson publicly criticised the government's 'Budget shambles' at a London awards ceremony. Discover the royal reaction and other society news.
UK businessman admits battery in Florida pool attack
Mark Gibbon, a wealthy lighting engineer from Beaconsfield, pleaded guilty to battery after a drunken row with his former daughter-in-law in a Florida pool. Discover the courtroom drama and their surprising reunion.
Parliamentary Inquiry into All Crown Estate Royal Homes
MPs launch a sweeping inquiry into royal property deals after outrage over Prince Andrew's rent. The probe examines William, Kate, Edward, and Sophie's arrangements. Read the full investigation details.
Post Office Horizon scandal: NDAs voided, police seek victims
Police urge Post Office scandal victims to come forward after NDAs declared void. Eight suspects identified in Horizon IT probe, with charging decisions expected by late 2027. Read the latest.
Lehrmann loses appeal in defamation case
Bruce Lehrmann's appeal against a defamation ruling has been dismissed. The Federal Court upheld the finding that he raped Brittany Higgins. Read the full details.
Minister's $100k NY trip for social media ban sparks fury
Communications Minister Anika Wells faces criticism after spending nearly $100,000 on flights for a three-day New York trip to promote Australia's under-16 social media ban. Read the full details.
Larry Summers banned for life over Epstein ties
Former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers receives a lifetime ban from the American Economic Association following the release of emails showing his friendly ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Discover the full story and its repercussions.
Lehrmann to take defamation case to High Court if appeal fails
Bruce Lehrmann will learn his appeal fate Wednesday. He vows to go to the High Court to clear his name after being found, on balance, to have raped Brittany Higgins.
Larry Summers banned for life over Epstein links
The American Economic Association has banned former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers for life following revelations of his friendly ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Read the full story.
Farage aide fronted billionaire's betting syndicate, lawsuit says
Exclusive: George Cottrell, a key Reform UK figure, allegedly acted as a frontman for a major gambling syndicate headed by Brighton FC's Tony Bloom, court documents reveal.
New Orleans Church Settles Abuse Claims for $100m
The Archdiocese of New Orleans has agreed to a landmark $100 million settlement with 450 clergy abuse survivors, a pivotal step in a long-running bankruptcy case. Discover the details of the historic agreement.
New Hillsborough report damns police cover-up and Bettison
A damning watchdog report reveals the full extent of the Hillsborough cover-up by senior police, focusing on Sir Norman Bettison's deceit. Read the shocking details.
Police Scotland £380k exit after failed bullying claim
A senior Police Scotland finance chief received a £374,000 early retirement package after a bullying grievance against the Chief Constable was dismissed. Read the full story.
Trump Falls Asleep During Lengthy Cabinet Meeting
President Donald Trump was seen nodding off during a marathon final Cabinet meeting of the year, sparking a wave of 'Dozy Don' memes online. Read the full story here.
Modelling Agency Founder Quits Over Epstein Links
Faith Kates, co-founder of Next Models, has resigned after friendly emails with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein surfaced. Discover the full story behind her departure.
More suspects to be quizzed in Post Office scandal probe
Police investigating the Post Office Horizon scandal plan to interview more suspects in early 2026. The probe, facing funding concerns, has identified 53 persons of interest. Read the latest.
Andrew's Royal Lodge Stay Extended Despite King's Order
Prince Andrew can legally stay in his Windsor mansion for another year, a lease review reveals. Discover the financial details and the political fallout.
MPs Probe Royal Finances After Andrew's Rent-Free Lodge Deal
A parliamentary inquiry scrutinises Crown Estate leases after Prince Andrew's two-decade 'peppercorn' rent at Royal Lodge. Discover the impact on royal transparency.
Farage's missing apology speaks volumes on bullying
Readers share powerful accounts of lifelong trauma from school bullying, challenging Nigel Farage's 'banter' defence. The absence of an apology reveals a deeper character issue.
Andrew's Royal Lodge compensation unlikely, inquiry launched
The Duke of York is unlikely to receive nearly £490,000 in compensation for leaving Royal Lodge due to the property's state, as a Commons committee launches an inquiry into Crown Estate leases.
Iran-Contra figure Eugene Hasenfus dies at 84
Eugene Hasenfus, whose capture in Nicaragua exposed the Reagan-era Iran-Contra affair, has died aged 84. Discover the full story of the scandal that shook US politics.
Diddy's 'Emergency Call' Exposed in Netflix Doc Before Arrest
New Netflix docuseries reveals Sean 'P Diddy' Combs's frantic call with lawyers days before his 2024 arrest. Watch 'Sean Combs: The Reckoning' now.
Police chief retires before sack over explicit photos
A senior Greater Manchester Police commander admitted gross misconduct after sending explicit images to a junior officer. He retired just before a hearing that would have fired him, sparking calls for urgent disciplinary reform.
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