Trump signs order to break up MMR vaccine, override CDC
Trump signs executive order to overhaul CDC vaccine schedule, splitting MMR into three shots and recommending separate visits, despite legal and safety concerns.
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Marinakis sues Palace over banner
Evangelos Marinakis, Nottingham Forest owner, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Crystal Palace over a fan banner depicting him holding a gun to Morgan Gibbs-White's head. The claim was lodged at the High Court on Monday, nearly a year after the incid
Todd Blanche sworn in as US attorney general
Todd Blanche, Trump's former personal lawyer, sworn in as US attorney general after Senate confirmation vote of 50-49.
Readers Debate IPP Sentences and Prison Overcrowding
Readers propose releasing IPP prisoners to ease overcrowding, while others discuss prisoner labor, Navy border control, seagull intelligence, and a Kent cycling trail.
Council accountant avoids jail after £72k theft
A Portsmouth council accountant, Amirum Begum, avoided prison after stealing £72,582.17 to pay off Kenyan scammers, receiving a suspended sentence.
Full Monty club destroyed by suspected arson fire
Sheffield firefighters battled a blaze at the former Full Monty working men's club on Shiregreen Lane; eight engines attended, and the fire is believed to have been deliberately set.
BTP trials live facial recognition at London Tube stations
British Transport Police will trial live facial recognition at London Underground stations from Tuesday, starting at Victoria, to identify high-harm offenders on a watchlist.
Average UK savings by age group revealed
Brits have £19,214 in savings on average, but 39% have £1,000 or less. See how your age group stacks up and get expert tips.
Zuckerberg yacht crew missed distress call, Meta says
Meta says Zuckerberg's yacht crew didn't hear a radio call to assist a stranded skiff off Alaska; another ship helped. No distress.
Hong's grassroots bid for Wisconsin governor shakes up primary
Democratic socialist Francesca Hong leads Wisconsin's gubernatorial primary, promising universal childcare and a datacenter moratorium, despite establishment doubts and a late rival reentry.
PM warned against changing early release scheme
Prison Service officials warned No 10 that exempting manslaughter from early release would force another release spate within 18 months, amid outcry over PC Harper's killers.
Burnham's Listening Tour: A New Era for UK Politics?
Andy Burnham's national listening tour signals a shift in UK politics, promising to reconnect with voters and reshape policy priorities.
Kinahan's Fall: Dubai Luxury to Irish Prison Cell
Daniel Kinahan, accused of leading a cartel controlling a third of Europe's cocaine supply, faces months in Portlaoise prison, a stark contrast to his Dubai lifestyle, after extradition to Ireland.
Infantino's FIFA Future in Doubt After World Cup Row
FIFA president Gianni Infantino faces growing calls to resign after apologizing for a controversial World Cup selling plan, sparking a leadership crisis.
Olympian's Lawyers: Trump Admin Still 'Attacking an Innocent Man'
Lawyers for Olympian David Hearn, whose vandalism charges were dropped, say the Trump administration continues to 'attack an innocent man' after Trump publicly insisted on his guilt.
Burnham's Crackdown: What More Can PM Do?
After Burnham's crackdown on rip-offs, experts urge PM to cap energy prices, reform loyalty penalties, and boost competition to save households £500 annually.
Farage hails reopened arson probe after Widdecombe murder
Nigel Farage welcomed the revived police investigation into an alleged arson attack at his home, linking it to Ann Widdecombe's murder, as the police watchdog examines counter-terrorism failures.
Royal expert: Andrew's funeral plans an 'oversight'
Royal expert Tom Sykes says Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's inclusion in official funeral plans is an administrative oversight, not a right, and he expects a low-key burial.
Cambridge professor resigns, cancels book tour amid plagiarism
Professor Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest Black professor, resigns amid plagiarism allegations and cancels book events. Publisher faces calls to delay memoir release.
HMRC: 700,000 owed £473 tax refund - check now
HMRC confirms 700,000 Brits may be owed average £473 in tax refunds via P800 letters. Claims can be made online or via app, with payments in 5 days.
Binface's space broadcast ahead of Clacton by-election
Count Binface, Nigel Farage's top rival in Clacton, sent a message from near-space via balloon, as polls show him second with 20% support.
The Cockpit Wins Greater London Pub of Year 2026
The Cockpit micropub in Chislehurst, Bromley, has been named Greater London Pub of the Year 2026 by CAMRA, beating 11 regional winners.
Twickenham residents slam plans for more megastar gigs
Residents near Twickenham's Allianz Stadium have collected 3,000 signatures against RFU plans for up to 15 major non-sporting events a year, citing traffic mayhem and noise. The RFU says the plans will boost jobs and local spending.
Greenwich Tory leader Matt Hartley steps down after 9 years
Matt Hartley, leader of Greenwich Conservatives, has stepped down after nine years, citing a natural moment to step back following election gains.
Record 230 migrants arrive on single small boat in UK
A record 230 migrants arrived in the UK on one small boat, breaking the previous high of 165, as smugglers use larger vessels despite risks.
Green councillors mock Reform with extra anthem verses
Green councillors in Kent sang extra verses of God Save the King to mock Reform's anthem policy, prompting the chair to gavel them down.
Reform UK wants to deport foreign criminals to El Salvador
Reform UK vows to deport 10,000 foreign nationals from UK jails to countries like El Salvador and Kosovo if home nations refuse them, freeing prison space.
Royal Navy drone cameras sent data to China via IP
Cameras on Royal Marines' K3 Scout drones sent data to a Chinese IP address, prompting MoD to remove internet connectivity; no data compromise found.
Woman's life 'turned upside down' after 100kg steel beam crushed her
Natalie McCreith, 40, suffered multiple fractures, a punctured lung, and paralysis after a 100kg steel beam fell on her at Beaverbrook Hotel in June 2024. Her employer was fined £12,000.
Finance Sector Braces for Geopolitics Supercycle
Finance industry must adapt to a 'geopolitics supercycle' marked by shifting power dynamics, supply chain disruptions, and new regulatory pressures, according to experts. Firms that fail to integrate geopolitical risk into strategy face long-term instabil
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