BBC executives resign over bias allegations and board splits
BBC director general Tim Davie and head of news Deborah Turness resign suddenly amid claims of liberal bias and internal divisions. MPs to investigate allegations.
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Ford Blocked CIA Assassination Report - Documents
Newly released documents show President Gerald Ford tried to block the Church Committee's landmark report on CIA assassination plots. Read the full story about this historical cover-up.
Olympic Official's Hope for Afghan Girls' Sport
Exclusive: IOC's Samira Asghari reveals her fight to negotiate with the Taliban for Afghan girls' access to sport. Discover her 'never give up' message and roadmap to LA 2028.
Andrew Windsor accused of hiding from Epstein inquiry
Prince Andrew faces Congressional deadline over Epstein links as committee member claims he's 'hiding' from investigation. Read the latest developments.
Malala's personal journey in revealing new book
Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai shares her experiences with loneliness, university life, and mental health in her new book 'Finding My Way'. Discover the human side of the activist.
MPs: UK defence plan progress 'glacial' amid threats
A scathing report from MPs warns the UK lacks a national defence plan and is moving too slowly to create one, despite rising threats. Read the critical findings.
MoD Identifies 12 UK Sites for £6bn Munitions Factories
The Ministry of Defence has identified 12 disused refineries and chemical plants across Britain for new munitions factories as part of a £6bn NATO rearmament push. Discover the locations and implications.
Andrew Windsor seen riding as Epstein questions loom
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is seen horse riding at Windsor Castle as a US congressional committee demands he answer questions about his links to Jeffrey Epstein. Read the latest developments.
Holocaust Artefacts Auction Sparks Outrage
A German auction house faces calls to cancel a 'shameless' sale of over 600 Holocaust documents. Survivors urge basic decency. Read more and join the call.
Government Risks Missing Housing and Nature Targets
A cross-party committee warns that planning reforms threaten both 1.5 million home target and nature goals. Find out why nature is not the 'blocker'.
Bannon advised Epstein on reputation rehab, texts show
Newly released texts reveal Steve Bannon worked with Jeffrey Epstein on media strategies to counter public outrage. Read the full investigation into their collaboration.
New Epstein documents raise Trump questions
Fresh revelations from 20,000 Epstein documents shed light on Trump connections and political fallout. Read our exclusive analysis of the Washington scandal.
MoD failed to prevent Afghan data breaches, MPs say
MPs warn the Ministry of Defence has not done enough to stop further data breaches after a leak jeopardised thousands of Afghans. Read the full report and government response.
Epstein emails reveal 'girls' discussions after release
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein emails show discussions about 'girls' with associates, contradicting US justice department claims about third-party involvement in his abuse network.
Epstein tracked Trump flights in released emails
Newly released documents show Jeffrey Epstein's staff monitored Donald Trump's air travel while the financier made disparaging private comments about his former friend.
New Epstein emails suggest Trump knew about 'girls'
Damning new emails suggest Donald Trump knew about Jeffrey Epstein's conduct. Read the latest developments in this major political scandal and its impact on the White House.
Lords: Hybrid Work Can Help Disabled People into Jobs
A House of Lords committee urges the government to promote hybrid working in back-to-work initiatives to help disabled people and carers access employment. Discover how flexibility could fix Britain's worklessness crisis.
Trump-Epstein Emails Released by Democrats
House Democrats release Jeffrey Epstein emails mentioning Donald Trump, claiming they raise serious questions. The White House denounces them as a 'fake narrative'.
UK Jobs Data Fuels December Rate Cut Hopes
UK unemployment jumps to 5%, sparking expectations of a Bank of England interest rate cut in December. Discover how this impacts gilt markets and the economy.
Jon Fosse's Vaim: A Strange Miracle of Literature
Explore Jon Fosse's hypnotic new novel Vaim, where a simple quest for needle and thread becomes a profound mystical journey through Norwegian seascapes and human connection.
FIFA nominated for Nobel Peace Prize in historic move
World football's governing body FIFA has been nominated for the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize, recognising its role in diplomatic breakthroughs including the Saudi Arabia-Iran deal. Discover how the beautiful game is changing global politics.
West London shop loses licence for underage alcohol sale
A West London convenience store has been stripped of its alcohol licence after being caught selling spirits to an underage teenager during a police-led test purchase operation.
Universe's Expansion Slowing, Not Accelerating - Nobel Prize
Groundbreaking research overturns decades of scientific consensus, revealing the universe's expansion is decelerating rather than accelerating - a discovery that has earned the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics.
Congresswoman: Fallen Angels Could Explain UFOs
A Republican congresswoman has sparked controversy by suggesting biblical 'fallen angels' might be responsible for UFO phenomena during a House Oversight Committee hearing.
Obama's stark warning to Democratic Party
Former President Obama delivers urgent message to Democrats about party unity and future direction ahead of crucial political battles.
Saudi Arabia and IOC End Esports Deal Early
In a stunning development, the International Olympic Committee and Saudi Arabia have prematurely ended their 12-year esports agreement, raising questions about the future of competitive gaming in the Olympic movement.
Gurnah's Theft: A Tanzanian Coming-of-Age Masterpiece
Nobel laureate Abdulrazak Gurnah returns with a powerful new audiobook exploring love, betrayal and identity in 1960s Tanzania through the eyes of a young student.
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