Politics
Yungblud Stalking Suspect Wanted by Police After Court No-Show
Theresa Foley, 52, is wanted for allegedly breaching a stalking protection order by attending Yungblud's London concert. She failed to appear in court, leading to an arrest warrant.
Culture
Kylie Minogue Opens Up About Love Life and Embracing Singlehood
Kylie Minogue reflects on her high-profile relationships, from Jason Donovan to Michael Hutchence, and reveals why she is now content being single in her new Netflix documentary.
Sports
Jeremy Clarkson Shares Chilling Hospital Video After Life-Saving Heart Surgery
Jeremy Clarkson's Farm season 5 trailer shows him hospitalized with tubes after a heart condition. He was days from death with a blocked artery.
Business
Cocaine Worth £7m Found in Kim Kardashian Skims Truck in Essex
A lorry driver hid 90kg of cocaine in a trailer carrying Kim Kardashian's Skims clothing. He was jailed for 13.5 years after Border Force seized the drugs at Harwich port.
Environment
Transport
London Tube Strikes Called Off, June Dates Still On
The RMT union has suspended London Underground strikes planned for May 19-22 after last-minute talks. Two June strikes remain scheduled. Dispute over four-day week continues.
London Tube Strikes Called Off at Last Minute
The RMT union has called off Tube strikes planned for May 19-20 and 21-22 after last-minute talks. The dispute over condensed working hours continues, with further walkouts possible in June.
Tube Strikes Called Off, More May Follow
London Underground strikes suspended after last-minute talks breakthrough. RMT warns more action possible if progress stalls.
London Tube Strikes 2026: Lines Most Affected
Tube driver strikes on May 19 and 21 will severely impact London Underground services, with Piccadilly and Circle lines closed and severe delays on others.
TfL Bus Controllers Join Tube Strikes This Week
Over 150 TfL bus controllers will strike May 21-22, coinciding with RMT tube driver walkouts, amid safety concerns over unofficial diversions during previous strikes.
