Courtney Stodden slams Jason Alexander for sketch when she was 17
Reality star Courtney Stodden, now 31, calls out Jason Alexander for a 2012 comedy sketch where he rubbed a phone across her breasts when she was 17, questioning how it was allowed.
Category : Politics
Rebel Wilson wins defamation case over 'bizarre' bath incident
Rebel Wilson has been cleared of defamation claims after a court clash with co-star Charlotte MacInnes over Instagram posts about a sexual harassment complaint.
EastEnders: Joel left for dead after teens’ revenge attack
EastEnders villain Joel Marshall is found unconscious after teens tie him up and humiliate him, but the attack escalates when an unknown assailant leaves him for dead.
Prince George turns 13: New birthday photo released
Prince William and Kate Middleton release a new photo of Prince George for his 13th birthday, taken after Trooping the Colour. He will start at Eton College in September.
Emmerdale Charity agony as victim refuses to testify
Charity Dingle breaks down in tears after Dr Caitlin Todd's victim Helen refuses to go to police, dashing her hopes for justice in Emmerdale.
Prince George Turns 13, New Photo Released
A new photo of Prince George marks his 13th birthday. The future king now stands shoulder-to-shoulder with his mother and prepares to attend Eton College in September.
Rugby players remove influencer's bath from Pen y Fan
Cardiff Rugby Academy removed a bath left by influencer Tom Christopher at 2,907ft on Pen y Fan. He apologised, saying he intended to retrieve it but was overwhelmed by public interest.
Emmerdale star Angela Lonsdale exits as DS Reid this week
Angela Lonsdale, who plays DS Reid in Emmerdale, has confirmed her final scenes will air this week as the character exits following the Dr Caitlin Todd sex assault storyline.
Met Police's longest-serving officer marks 50 years
PC Karen Giles, 68, who joined the Met in 1976, celebrated 50 years of service, defending officers as broad-minded and kind, not narrow-minded.
D4vd hearing: Celeste's parents shown horrific images
Parents of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, 14, were shown images of her dismembered corpse in court during D4vd's preliminary hearing, with their lawyer calling it a 'parent's worst nightmare'.
PC Harper's mother: early release of killers an 'insult'
Debbie Adlam says MoJ's early-release scheme allowing two of her son's killers to walk free is a 'slap in the face' and an 'insult'.
Londoners Skeptical of New PM Andy Burnham
Londoners express uncertainty about new PM Andy Burnham, citing lack of mandate and vague policies, while younger voters show optimism.
Surviving Utøya: 15 Years After Breivik's Attack
Bjorn Ihler recounts surviving Anders Breivik's 2011 Utøya massacre, which killed 69 people, and his journey to fight extremism 15 years on.
Joshua Kerry charged with murder of Ann Widdecombe (22.07.2026)
Joshua Kerry, 28, is accused of breaking into Ann Widdecombe's home and striking her 21 times with a hammer. He allegedly drove 265 miles back to Rotherham. No motive established.
Sarwar to become minister under Burnham after Starmer call
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar, who called for Keir Starmer to resign, is expected to quit as leader and become a minister in Andy Burnham's government after being elevated to the House of Lords.
Niall Horan addresses Argentina fans after Falklands like backlash
Niall Horan says he has 'nothing but love' for Argentina after fans accused him of endorsing an offensive post about the Falkland Islands, calling it an 'honest mistake'.
Tate Brothers Fight UK Extradition Over Rape Charges
Andrew and Tristan Tate will contest extradition to the UK on rape and sex trafficking charges, their lawyer said, as a US judge considers the request.
Nolan Wells Memorial: $50K Reward, Calls for Investigation
At a Mississippi memorial for Nolan Xavier Wells, 18, found dead after a July 4 boat trip, family and leaders demand an independent investigation, with a $50,000 reward for information.
Guardian Corrections: Matt Schlapp Name Error and Crossword Fix
The Guardian corrects misnaming Matt Schlapp as Mike and a cryptic crossword clue error. Other corrections include articles on Haiti gangs, wildfires, and more.
Nocturnal doping tests for Pogacar and Vingegaard
Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard faced unexpected night-time doping controls before stage 15 of the Tour de France, authorized by a Paris judge. Vingegaard was tested at 2am, Pogacar at 5am.
Fifa probes Argentina brawl after World Cup final
Fifa has opened an investigation into post-match brawls after Spain's World Cup final win over Argentina, with players facing potential bans.
Can Burnham’s Cabinet Fix Britain? Podcast
The new PM promises a 'circuit breaker' moment as the UK’s seventh leader since 2016. Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey examine the cabinet's potential to deliver change.
Trump: Netanyahu won't be arrested in US
Donald Trump declares Benjamin Netanyahu will not face arrest in the US, despite an ICC warrant for alleged war crimes in Gaza, as New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani explores detaining him.
Darline Graham to Run for Full Senate Term
Darline Graham, interim senator and sister of the late Lindsey Graham, announces she will run for a full Senate term after receiving an endorsement from Donald Trump.
Ortega: No more elections in Nicaragua, 'build a wall'
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega announced the end of elections, calling for laws to block the opposition, escalating the country's democratic erosion.
Democrats urge Trump to halt Iran war after US troop deaths
Democrats demand Trump end Iran war after three US troops killed in Iranian strikes, accusing him of losing control as casualties mount.
Cockroach protest: thousands march in New Delhi
Tens of thousands of Cockroach Janta party protesters marched in New Delhi on 20 July, defying police orders to protest education and unemployment issues.
Healey Named Chancellor in Surprise Burnham Move
John Healey has been appointed chancellor by new PM Andy Burnham, surprising Labour insiders after weeks of lobbying by Ed Miliband, Shabana Mahmood, and Rachel Reeves.
United Airlines probes employee's ICE threat on passenger
United Airlines is investigating a viral video showing an employee threatening to call ICE on a Mexican American man at San Francisco airport after a dispute over a ticket error.
State Department Labels Left-Wing Activists as Cuba 'Front Groups'
The US State Department's report denounces Cuba and accuses left-wing activists and groups, including Hasan Piker and the DSA, of being 'front groups and fellow travelers' for the Cuban regime.
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