Katherine Ryan 'Afraid of Men' Comments Spark Backlash
Comedian Katherine Ryan faces mixed reactions after revealing her fear of men on BBC Radio 4, prompting fans to defend her against critics. Read the full story.
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Former Soho toilet to become café or shop
Westminster Council plans to convert Broadwick Street's former public toilet, once labelled the UK's top cottaging spot, into retail or café space despite local opposition over toilet provision.
Former Soho toilet set to become café or shop
A former Soho toilet, once notorious as a 'cottaging' spot, is set for a new life as a café or shop. Westminster Council's plan faces criticism over the area's lack of public facilities.
Former council leader jailed for romance fraud
Andrew Polson, ex-East Dunbartonshire Council leader, sentenced to 22 months for a near £200,000 romance fraud and embezzling from a Christian radio station. Read the full story.
John Laws' state funeral attended by 800 mourners
Over 800 mourners gathered at Sydney's St Andrews Cathedral for radio legend John Laws' state funeral. Russell Crowe delivered a touching eulogy for the 'Golden Tonsils'.
John Oliver: US Public Media Defunding 'Just Stupid'
John Oliver exposes the dire consequences of Republican-led defunding of US public media, threatening local news and emergency services. Discover why this matters.
Sara Cox raises £7m in gruelling 135-mile Children in Need trek
BBC Radio 2's Sara Cox completes her 135-mile Great Northern Challenge, describing it as 'the hardest thing I've ever done' while raising over £7 million for Children in Need.
Sara Cox finishes 135-mile Children In Need challenge
BBC Radio 2's Sara Cox triumphs in her 135-mile Great Northern Marathon, raising a staggering £7.6 million for Children in Need. Read her emotional story.
BBC launches formal bullying probe into Naga Munchetty
The BBC has escalated to a formal investigation into bullying allegations against Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty as new complaints emerge. Learn the latest developments.
Rattle's Bavarian Radio SO triumphs at Barbican Hall
Sir Simon Rattle and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra delivered an evening of illumination and excitement at London's Barbican Hall with Janáček's Taras Bulba and Bruckner's Seventh Symphony.
Sara Cox in Tears After £1M Children In Need Milestone
BBC Radio 2's Sara Cox became emotional after raising over £1 million during her 135-mile marathon challenge for Children In Need. Read her inspiring journey.
Sydney Transport Chaos: Trains Halt, Buses Gridlocked
Major transport disruption grips Sydney as signal failures cripple train services while road closures create bus gridlock, leaving thousands stranded during peak hours.
Second escaped monkey shot in Mississippi
Authorities in Mississippi confirm second monkey from research facility truck escape has been killed, raising questions about animal transport safety protocols.
Labor accused of hiding 'jobs for mates' report
Explosive allegations emerge as Labor faces accusations of concealing a damaging report revealing political favouritism in public sector appointments. Opposition demands transparency.
Killer's brother warned of murder risk years before Southport attack
Exclusive: Chilling warning from killer's brother about violent threats uncovered in Southport attack inquiry. Family feared tragedy years before it happened.
Child obesity hits highest level since pandemic
Shocking new NHS data reveals obesity levels in young children have reached their highest point outside of pandemic years, with stark inequalities between wealthy and deprived areas.
Artist apologises for controversial Nazi camp arch installation
A US artist faces widespread condemnation after constructing a replica Nazi concentration camp arch in Pennsylvania, sparking outrage from Jewish groups and prompting an emotional public apology.
Pregnancy drug victims demand public inquiry
Campaigners fighting for justice after anti-nausea drug Primodos caused devastating birth defects call for urgent government investigation into historic medical scandal.
Tommy Robinson found not guilty in public order case
English Defence League founder Tommy Robinson has been acquitted of public order offences after a tense confrontation at a London hotel housing asylum seekers. The verdict concludes a controversial case that divided public opinion.
How fear is poisoning British politics
An alarming culture of intimidation is spreading through British politics, with public servants and MPs facing unprecedented threats that threaten the very foundations of our democracy.
Sydney Tobacco Stores Shut in Historic Health Crackdown
Historic crackdown sees Sydney tobacco retailers shut their doors as New South Wales implements world-leading anti-smoking legislation targeting community health.
Londoners push for Tube snogging ban before 10am
New research reveals Londoners want to ban kissing and snogging on the Underground before 10am, with many commuters finding early morning PDA unacceptable during rush hour.
London council wins vape shop court battle
Havering Council secures major legal victory to shut down illegal vape retailer in Romford, setting precedent for crackdown on shops selling to children.
UK Government's AI Spending: Exclusive Figures Revealed
New data exposes the staggering amount UK government departments are pouring into artificial intelligence technology, with spending reaching unprecedented levels across Whitehall.
Mental Health Experts, Not Police, For Crisis Calls
Exclusive analysis reveals how sending mental health professionals instead of armed officers to emergency calls could save lives and transform public safety in the UK.
Labour leaders signal potential tax increases ahead of budget
Labour leaders hint at possible tax rises to fund public services, breaking with pre-election tradition in unusual pre-budget speech positioning.
Birmingham bus attacked with firework rocket launcher
Dramatic video captures the moment a Birmingham bus driver was targeted by a yob armed with a makeshift firework launcher, forcing passengers to flee in terror.
Train attacker's chilling warning before stabbing
Shocking details emerge as a knifeman on a London train warned passengers of his intentions moments before a brutal stabbing that's left the city on edge.
Huntingdon stabbings expose UK's failed security debate
The tragic Huntingdon train station attack reveals how political fixation on immigration numbers is failing communities and undermining real public safety solutions.
Train mass stabbing: 15 minutes of terror revealed
A detailed account of the horrific mass stabbing aboard a commuter train, where 15 minutes of violence left multiple victims and raised urgent questions about public transport safety.
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