Former Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai faces sentencing Monday for conspiring to collude with foreign forces under China's national security law, in a case that has drawn international criticism and raised press freedom concerns.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure after his chief of staff Morgan McSweeney resigned over the disastrous appointment of Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, with Labour MPs openly questioning his leadership.
Brandi Carlile delivered a folksy rendition of America The Beautiful at Super Bowl LX, earning praise from viewers. The performance came amid significant anticipation for Bad Bunny's halftime show, which has sparked political controversy.
Fans express outrage as NBC mutes audio and alters setlist during Green Day's politically charged pregame show at Super Bowl LX, sparking debates over censorship and artistic freedom.
Former footballer John Terry and his wife Toni were spotted leaving a Paris hotel in high spirits, with Toni turning heads in a chic black dress. This comes as reports reveal Terry made nearly £5 million from selling luxury property plots.
Australia faces political tensions over a potential visit by Israeli President Isaac Herzog and proposals to ban protests, with debates on safety and free speech intensifying.
Charlie Puth's rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner at Super Bowl LX has ignited a fierce debate among NFL fans, with accusations of lip-syncing and mixed reactions to his performance style.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer confronts a mutinous Labour Party as his top aide resigns over the Lord Mandelson appointment scandal, with MPs demanding accountability.
An Illinois daycare worker faces criminal charges for allegedly giving chewable laxatives to toddlers, presenting them as candy, leaving multiple children sick with unexplained symptoms.
Pop star Charlie Puth delivered a pitch-perfect, jazzy rendition of the national anthem at the 2026 Super Bowl, silencing earlier skepticism and earning widespread praise for his flawless vocal performance.
The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee urges the Government to formally identify Stakeknife, the Army's former IRA agent linked to murders, arguing it's in the public interest and won't compromise active agents.
Veteran Labour peer Alf Dubs, a Kindertransport survivor, condemns Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's asylum reforms, accusing her of abandoning refugee children and kowtowing to Reform UK.
A parliamentary committee calls for the UK government to officially identify Freddie Scappaticci, a British agent linked to at least 18 murders in Northern Ireland, arguing it is in the public interest.
This Morning star Ashley James reveals her own rape ordeal, calling for an end to victim-blaming and improved support for sexual assault survivors, while also discussing maternal mental health and SEN advocacy.
Pop star Charlie Puth stunned viewers with a pitch-perfect, jazzy rendition of the national anthem at Super Bowl 2026, overcoming earlier social media skepticism about his vocal abilities.
Nearly half of upper-tier councils may require emergency financial support by 2029 due to rising costs and demand, threatening social care services.
The Home Office's proposed legal migration changes could leave over 300,000 children facing prolonged insecurity, with families waiting up to 20 years for settled status.
Green Day electrified the Super Bowl LX opening ceremony, performing hits like 'American Idiot,' leading fans to argue they should headline halftime over Bad Bunny.
Donald Trump will not attend the 2026 Super Bowl, citing distance, and instead host a watch party at Mar-a-Lago. He criticised Bad Bunny's halftime selection, prompting a conservative alternative show.
Jay-Z brought daughters Blue Ivy and Rumi to Super Bowl LX, while Bad Bunny's halftime show sparked controversy amid a celebrity-filled event in Santa Clara.
Super Bowl LX featured a dazzling celebrity presence, with Jon Bon Jovi and Chris Pratt announcing the teams and stars like Beyoncé, Jay Z, and Roger Federer in attendance.
Married At First Sight contestant Steve Powell has confirmed he is second cousins with football icon David Beckham, sharing details of their unexpected family connection and brief teenage encounter.
Online pranksters target Prime Minister Keir Starmer with AI-generated Titanic parody video as Labour reels from Peter Mandelson resignation scandal.
Green Day performed a hit-filled set at Super Bowl 60's opening ceremony, sticking to original lyrics despite speculation of political commentary, as Donald Trump criticised the band.
Charlie Puth faced intense criticism for his unconventional rendition of the national anthem at Super Bowl LX, with fans calling it one of the worst performances ever.
Leonardo DiCaprio was seen grinning and dancing to Ice Cube's performance at a Raising Cane's pre-Super Bowl event in San Francisco, alongside childhood friend Tobey Maguire.
Super Bowl LX sees the Seattle Seahawks face the New England Patriots at Levi's Stadium, with a star-studded halftime show and fashion mishaps among celebrities.
Senator John Fetterman warns that a partial government shutdown is likely this week as Democrats and Republicans remain deadlocked over Department of Homeland Security funding and immigration enforcement reforms.
Former President Donald Trump called Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame exclusion 'terrible' in an NBC interview, citing the coach's record. He declined to pick a Super Bowl winner between the Patriots and Seahawks.
Public outrage grows as police investigating the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie admit having no suspects eight days after she vanished from her Tucson home, with ransom notes demanding cryptocurrency.