Leon Black Contempt Over Epstein House Transfer
Billionaire Leon Black was held in contempt for transferring a New York townhouse once owned by Jeffrey Epstein to a family trust, violating a court order.
Category : Politics
Mykhailo Fedorov: From Loyalist to Potential Opponent
Mykhailo Fedorov, once a key Zelenskyy loyalist and digital minister, has emerged as a potential political opponent, signaling a shift in Ukraine's wartime leadership dynamics.
Former rough sleeper urges long-term support after PM's £442m plan
Kerri Douglas, who slept rough from age 13, reacts to Prime Minister Andy Burnham's £442m proposal to end rough sleeping in England by Christmas, urging long-term support over short-term fixes.
Croydon mum on grief 10 years after son's sword murder
Yemi Hughes lost her 19-year-old son Andre Aderemi to a sword attack in 2016. Ten years on, 50 friends and family gathered at his grave. She says the family has missed his chance to be a parent, partner, and have a career.
DWP confirms early benefit payments for August Bank Holiday
Households receiving Universal Credit, PIP, state pension, or one of 11 benefits will get early payments on Friday 28 August due to the August Bank Holiday, the DWP has confirmed.
Hayden Panettiere's Death Triggers Criminal Investigation
Police will investigate Hayden Panettiere's death after claims of an overdose, seeking to determine if criminal conduct was involved. The Greenville PD is looking to speak to her boyfriend Brian Hickerson, who was at the address when she died.
James Jordan: moving out after Ola split may seem 'selfish'
James Jordan, former Strictly star, says moving out after his split from wife Ola was 'tough' and admits people may call it 'selfish', as he promotes new podcast Manopause.
Burnham pledges £168.3M to end rough sleeping in London
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announces a £168.3 million plan to get rough sleepers off London streets by Christmas, part of a £442 million national drive to eradicate rough sleeping across the UK.
Gosport Council Tractor Kicks Up Dust to Force Travellers Out
Gosport Borough Council used a tractor to mow a dry field near a school, kicking up dust to force travellers out of an unauthorised encampment in Grange Lane Fields, Hampshire.
CEO Who Fired 900 on Zoom Before Christmas Now Fired
Vishal Garg, the CEO who fired 900 employees on a Zoom call before Christmas in 2021, has been fired from Better and replaced by hedge fund manager Daniel Lewis.
Colorado man arrested for wife's murder after double life exposed
Patrick Barnett, 40, was arrested for the alleged murder of his wife Lindsey Barnett, 37, after police discovered a double life including a secret girlfriend and inconsistencies in his account of her death.
Met Police officer sacked for explicit messages to teen
The Metropolitan Police has dismissed an officer for gross misconduct after he sent explicit messages and a photo of his penis to a 16-year-old boy on Kik, but refused to name him.
Natalie Harp: Trump aide's car boot incident revealed
White House aide Natalie Harp, 35, nicknamed 'human printer,' jumped into a car boot in 2023 to ride with Trump to a court hearing, sparking concerns about her obsessive loyalty.
IDF Admits Firing on Car With Five-Year-Old Hind Rajab
The Israeli military has admitted to opening fire on a car where five-year-old Hind Rajab was sheltering after her family was killed, launching a criminal investigation into the January 2024 incident.
Can Andy Burnham End Rough Sleeping by Christmas?
PM Andy Burnham aims to end rough sleeping in England by Christmas 2026, but challenges remain. Around 4,000 people sleep rough in London, with Westminster hardest hit. Experts cite the need for emergency spaces, early intervention, and addressing root ca
Stalker jailed after sending victim Facebook request with name tattoo
Nigel Blackburn, 43, was jailed for two years after sending his victim a Facebook friend request featuring a profile picture of her name tattooed across his back, breaching a restraining order.
Monzo down: thousands unable to access accounts
Thousands of Monzo Bank users are experiencing app issues on August 19, 2026. Users see a message: 'We’re experiencing issues.' Monzo has activated its backup system, Monzo Stand-In, while working to resolve the technical problem.
Russia warns UK of ‘consequences’ over Ukraine drone supply
Russia warns the UK will face ‘all ensuing consequences’ for supplying drones used in long-range strikes inside Russia, making the UK a participant in the war.
B*Witched star's ex-husband charged with harassment
Nathaniel Comer, 45, pleaded not guilty to harassment without violence after allegedly sending repeated messages to Keavy Lynch and showing up at her home unannounced over nearly seven months.
MSE: Premium Bonds Not Worth It for Most UK Savers
Money Saving Expert warns that despite recent prize rate increases to 4.35%, most Premium Bonds holders with typical luck would earn more in standard savings accounts, due to the random nature of prizes.
Fired Fox 2 Detroit anchor caught on camera in heated exchange
A fired US news anchor, Taryn Asher, was caught on video calling a co-worker a 'b****' during a newsroom confrontation. She is now suing Fox for sex discrimination and retaliation, while Fox cites unprofessional behavior.
Sisters injured in wrong-way crash that killed five teens pictured
Three sisters remain in hospital after a wrong-way crash on the M9 in Co Kildare killed five teenagers. Nearly £200,000 has been raised for the family, who face a long recovery.
Teenage boy stabbed in broad daylight attack in Croydon
A teenage boy was stabbed multiple times in broad daylight on Sumner Road, Croydon. Police are investigating and appealing for witnesses after the attack on August 18.
Tupac trial witness warns lawyer 'we're going to have problems'
A witness in Duane 'Keffe D' Davis's murder trial for Tupac Shakur's killing became combative, refusing to answer questions and warning the defense attorney of problems, escalating chaos on the second day.
Dee Snider apologises to Kelly Osbourne over Ozzy claim
Dee Snider has apologised to Kelly Osbourne after claiming Ozzy Osbourne did not write his own lyrics. Kelly accused him of trying to 'diminish' her father's legacy after his death.
Drill rapper jailed for loaded gun at probation meeting
Noble Nwokocha, 24, a drill rapper from Edmonton, was sentenced to four years and eight months after bringing a loaded revolver to a probation appointment in North London.
Mushroom murderer Erin Patterson appeals ‘unfair’ trial
Erin Patterson, convicted of killing three relatives with a poisonous beef Wellington, is appealing her life sentence, arguing her trial was ‘unfair’ due to a hotel mix-up and excluded evidence.
Met Office: Rain won't solve UK drought overnight
Met Office warns rain won't solve drought overnight as UK sees showers, but Wessex Water's 1.4M customers face first hosepipe ban in 50 years.
Church reported over sermon calling Judaism 'demonic cult'
A Christian church charity in Morecambe has been reported to the Charity Commission after a sermon by Reverend Brett Murphy described Judaism as a 'demonic cult' and made derogatory comments about Islam.
Daily horoscope August 19, 2026: Moon in Scorpio brings clarity
Moon in Scorpio reveals hidden truths, offering clarity for Virgo, Leo, and Cancer. Use new knowledge to stay grounded and grateful, says astrologer Patrick Arundell.
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