Katie Price defends Lee Andrews over sex tape 'joke' claims
Katie Price insists Lee Andrews' sex tape claims were 'a joke', stating she hasn't made one, and defends him amid fraud, prison, and scam allegations.
Category : Politics
Thug gets 2 years for £250K watch robbery attempt
Brahim Keddad, 29, was jailed for 2 years 4 months after trying to snatch a £250,000 Richard Mille watch on Jermyn Street, caught by plain-clothes police.
White House Criticized for Spider-Man ICE Ads
The White House used Spider-Man imagery in an Instagram post to promote ICE, drawing criticism and calls for Marvel to sue over the unauthorized use.
Adam Collard Court: Dad Denies Assault
Adam Collard and pregnant fiancée Laura Woods arrive at Newcastle Magistrates Court as his father denies assaulting him over a cottage dispute.
Hounslow councillors criticised over climate posts
Two Hounslow councillors face backlash for comments appearing to downplay climate change amid London drought; they deny denying climate science.
Father and sons jailed for funeral wake brawl
Liam Redmond, 61, and his sons Liam, 25, and Luke, 23, avoided jail for affray after a funeral wake at Prenton Golf Club turned violent, leaving a lorry driver scarred.
Ivan Toney charged over Soho nightclub assault
England striker Ivan Toney, 30, has been charged with actual bodily harm following an alleged assault at a Soho nightclub in December. He will appear in court on September 24.
Boy, 12, Starts Four Fires in Leeds Park, Police Probe
A 12-year-old boy was photographed starting four fires in dry grass at Primrose Valley Park, Leeds, near homes. Police are investigating arson as UK faces drought.
Ivan Toney charged with assault after Soho nightclub incident
England striker Ivan Toney has been charged with assault causing actual bodily harm following an incident at a Soho nightclub in December, the Met Police confirmed.
Russia may provoke NATO this autumn, US warns
US intelligence warns Russia could provoke a NATO nation this autumn to secure a symbolic victory as its Ukraine campaign falters, with Baltic states and Poland as likely targets.
Thailand school shooting: Six dead after teen opens fire
At least six people were killed when a 14-year-old student opened fire at a Thai school before taking his own life, authorities confirmed.
Wimbledon pavements 'filthy' as residents demand cleaner streets
Residents label Wimbledon town centre pavements 'filthy' and 'a disgrace' due to stained, grimy conditions, prompting calls for Merton Council to do more, though the council says it has no statutory duty to jet wash.
Thief steals £175K suitcase after tissue ruse
A man offered a tissue to a woman outside St Pancras, then stole her suitcase containing £175,000 of belongings. He was jailed for 22 months.
Tory housing plan 'would target NHS staff'
Labour says Tory plan to remove foreign nationals from social housing would hit refugees and NHS staff, affecting nearly 230,000 households.
Police bitten, spat at in Thetford protests
Two police officers were hospitalized after being bitten and spat at during anti-immigration protests in Thetford, Norfolk, leading to arrests and heightened police powers.
Alan Jones Trial: Fearful Friendship, Generous Payments
Week one of Alan Jones's trial reveals a 'fearful' friendship and 'generous' payments to an alleged teenage victim, according to prosecutor's opening statements.
Leipzig drone bomb: foreign state link probed after close call
A drone packed with explosives found at Leipzig airport near a Ukrainian plane loaded with ammunition could have caused mass casualties, German officials say, as they investigate possible foreign state involvement.
Green Party Nears Labour's Membership After Labour Drop
Labour's membership fell 20% to 264,754 in 2025, while the Green Party claims 230,000 members, closing the gap to just 34,000.
Burnham intervenes on early release of grooming gang offenders
PM Andy Burnham personally intervenes to identify grooming gang perpetrators eligible for early prison release, amid concerns over a loophole in the scheme.
Badenoch appoints ex-neo-Nazi as adviser
Kemi Badenoch has appointed former neo-Nazi Joshua Bonehill-Paine as an adviser on radicalisation, despite his conviction for harassing a Jewish MP.
BBC Ordered to Pay Trump in Landmark Court Ruling
A court has ordered the BBC to pay Donald Trump damages over a false claim, marking a major legal victory for the former president.
UK Readers Debate Staffing, Comedy, Politics, Pubs
Readers respond to recent articles on gender-neutral language, comedy accents, political controversies, pub rules, and self-driving taxis, offering diverse viewpoints.
Early Release Signals Broken Prison System
Readers respond to Andy Burnham's review, arguing early release exposes a broken prison system and questioning the true purpose of imprisonment.
Catholic or not, many share Burnham's beliefs
Readers respond to an article on Andy Burnham's faith, arguing that compassion and social responsibility are not exclusive to Catholicism, citing secular and Methodist influences.
FCC scraps local TV ownership cap in 2-1 vote
The FCC voted 2-1 along party lines to repeal the 39% national cap on local TV station ownership, a key check on consolidation, benefiting conglomerates like Sinclair and Nexstar.
Judge pauses order for Trump to give BBC financial records
A federal judge has temporarily halted an order requiring Donald Trump to turn over detailed financial information to the BBC in a libel lawsuit over a 2024 documentary.
Trump denies US munitions shortage, threatens leakers
Trump denies US is short on munitions in Iran war, threatens leakers with prison after reports of shortages and a tense exchange with Hegseth.
Italy's New Far-Right Party: Rise of Rogue General Vannacci
Roberto Vannacci's National Future party is polling just behind Forza Italia, threatening Meloni's coalition and signaling far-right radicalization across Europe.
Two arrested after mob attacks on asylum seekers' homes in Thetford
Two men arrested after police injured in Thetford unrest over asylum housing plans. Officers were attacked while protecting asylum seekers from mobs.
Woman charged over Covent Garden scissors stabbings
Stella Gollovena, 47, appeared in court charged with wounding four men with scissors in Covent Garden. Police used a Taser to arrest her.
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