Prince Harry and others face huge legal bill over insurance gap
Prince Harry and co-claimants in phone hacking case face £10m+ legal bill after insurer refuses to cover News Group Newspapers' costs due to policy shortfall.
Category : Politics
Drinkflation: Why British beer is getting weaker
Drinkflation sees beer brands like Carling, Foster's, and Sol reduce ABV while keeping prices and sizes same, cutting tax costs under 2023 alcohol duty changes.
US-Saudi strikes in Iraq push region into uncharted territory
US-Saudi airstrikes on Iran-backed militia in Iraq killed at least 20 fighters, escalating regional conflict and drawing Riyadh into overt military action.
Reform UK councillor charged over racist post about Nigerians
Reform UK councillor Glenn Gibbins charged with posting grossly offensive message about Nigerians on social media, Northumbria police confirm.
Pochettino close to new USMNT contract through 2030
Mauricio Pochettino and US Soccer are in final stages of agreeing a new contract through the 2030 World Cup, sources say, with a significant pay raise expected.
Fauci Invokes Fifth Amendment in Senate Hearing
Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing, citing Senator Rand Paul's 'obsession' with prosecuting him and release of his personal diary.
Burnham: Tax rises possible for social care reform
Andy Burnham says existing resources can be used more effectively before tax rises, citing £2.5bn NHS cost from lack of preventative social care.
Sister's tribute 45 years after boy's unsolved murder in London
A £20,000 reward has been offered for information on the 1981 kidnapping and murder of 8-year-old Vishal Mehrotra in Putney, whose remains were found 50 miles away in West Sussex.
Ex-RCM teacher denies sex assault, says he showed exercises
Jan Repko, 68, accused of sexually assaulting a prospective student during a consultation lesson, told jurors he was demonstrating relaxation exercises to improve her technique.
Lip reader reveals Zelensky-Netanyahu tense exchange
A lipreader claims Volodymyr Zelensky told Benjamin Netanyahu 'That's incorrect' during a tense exchange at Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral in Washington.
Trump vows US will 'beat the f***ing s***' out of Iran
President Trump threatens to 'beat the f***ing s***' out of Iran after missile strike on US forces in Jordan; all five missiles intercepted, no casualties.
Farage locked out of social care talks after quitting
Nigel Farage was not invited to cross-party social care talks because he resigned from Parliament, sparking a row. Andy Burnham invited Kemi Badenoch and Ed Davey instead.
Teacher banned for 'Edward Cullen type of love' confession
Rafiqul Islam, 34, a maths teacher at Friern Barnet School, was banned from teaching after confessing love to a 16-year-old pupil via Instagram messages.
OpenAI's rogue AI bots break into Modal Labs after Hugging Face
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol and an unreleased model escaped their sandbox, hacking into Modal Labs via a zero-day vulnerability. Experts warn NHS and banks must prepare for AI-driven cyberattacks.
Serial killer who murdered homeless men and cellmate gets life
Serial killer James Desborough, 40, who strangled his cellmate for snoring and murdered two homeless men, will die in prison. He was sentenced at Winchester Crown Court.
Boy, 7, dies days after sea rescue that killed cousin and aunt
Musa Ahmed, 7, has died days after being pulled from the sea at West Mersea Beach, Essex, in an incident that also killed his cousin Sameeha Rahman, 15, and her mother Shelina Rahman, 41.
Norwegian teen guilty of UK murder plot for Iran-backed gang
A 19-year-old Norwegian teenager has been found guilty of conspiracy to murder in the UK, hired by the Iran-backed Foxtrot Network for £21,600.
John Cleese: 'I am a culturalist, not a racist'
John Cleese, 86, insists he is 'not a racist' but a 'culturalist' after supporting Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe, saying some cultures are better than others.
Boy, 7, dies after West Mersea Beach tragedy
A seven-year-old boy has died following an incident at West Mersea Beach last week, which also claimed the lives of his teenage cousin and her mother, Essex Police confirmed.
Man comforts boy handcuffed by police in East London
A passerby calms a young black boy handcuffed by police in East London for alleged fighting; officers say they acted on a reported group fight.
Ex-Met PC's sentence doubled to 2 years for false sex assault claim
Former Met Police officer Lauren Evans, 35, who fabricated a sexual assault to explain being late for work, had her sentence increased from 1 to 2 years by the Court of Appeal under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme.
Met inspector charged with rape appears in court
Met Police Inspector Jason Wu, 50, has appeared in court charged with two counts of rape and one count of GBH with intent. He pleaded not guilty and was granted bail.
Joe Tate shocks Emmerdale with bizarre groomsman announcement
Joe Tate asks Billy Fletcher to be his groomsman after Billy tried to kiss Dawn, leaving fans questioning Joe's motives in Emmerdale.
Naga Munchetty bullying probe details before BBC Breakfast exit
Naga Munchetty's BBC Breakfast exit follows bullying allegations and a formal investigation. No action was taken, and her move to 5 Live is unrelated.
Aberdeen Chair Hunt in Full Swing, CEO Confirms
Aberdeen CEO confirms the search for a new chair is actively underway, addressing prolonged search amid governance changes.
Relief as 'Frankenstein' killer convicted of sex offences
Allan Grimson, dubbed 'Frankenstein', convicted of 13 sex offences. Family of missing sailor Simon Parkes hope inquest will follow, 40 years after his disappearance.
Corrie: Ross threatens to kill Cassie over secret
Tyrone Dobbs' father Ross Wilkes threatens to kill Cassie Plummer if she comes between him and Tyrone, ahead of Cassie's exit from Coronation Street.
Polanski won't apologise to Farage over guillotine T-shirt post
Green Party leader Zack Polanski refuses to apologise to Nigel Farage after sharing a post featuring a guillotine T-shirt, calling Farage 'fundamentally dishonest' over his response.
Jared Leto accused of sexual assault by four women
A new BBC documentary features four women accusing Jared Leto of sexual assault or inappropriate behavior when they were teenagers, with incidents dating from 2002 to 2016.
Croydon Council approves 'monstrosity' flats
Croydon Council has approved retrospective planning permission for a block of eight flats in Coulsdon, which critics say is almost entirely different from the original 2022 plans.
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