Kate Middleton's Sweet Royal Ascot Moment with Shy Girl
The Princess of Wales charmed a shy little girl at Royal Ascot, turning to greet her and saying 'I can still see you.' The sweet video went viral, earning praise for Kate's warmth.
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Graham Norton wins legal battle to unmask Facebook troll
Graham Norton secures US court order forcing Meta to reveal identity of Facebook page operator who allegedly posted false and harassing claims about him and his family.
Nigel Farage mocked for old England celebration photo
Nigel Farage shared a pub photo after England's World Cup win, but fans spotted it was from 2024. Social media users mocked the error, comparing it to a 2024 Euros match.
Prince William Jokes About Aston Villa at Ascot Racecourse
Prince William engaged with fans at Ascot, joking about Aston Villa's Europa League win. Kate wore a yellow dress as the couple charmed the crowd.
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Police criticised for arresting grieving husband after natural death
Neighbours accuse police of being 'heavy-handed' after arresting a 75-year-old retired professor on suspicion of murder, later released when his wife's death was ruled natural causes.
Burnham hits out at Reform UK 'smear' over lockdown claims
Andy Burnham dismisses Reform UK allegations of breaking lockdown rules as a 'desperate' smear ahead of the Makerfield by-election, as polls open in a crucial vote.
EastEnders actress arrested in £160m meth bust
Emaa Hussen, known for EastEnders spin-off E20, faces life in prison after allegedly trying to smuggle 320kg of meth hidden in charcoal into Australia.
Hackney Council Faulted for Benefit Debt Delay
Watchdog finds Hackney Council at fault for taking two years to write off a resident's benefit debt and recovering over £1,600 during her appeal.
Farage roasted for reusing old photo after England World Cup win
Nigel Farage faced mockery after reusing a two-year-old photo to celebrate England's World Cup victory, with critics calling him a 'fake fan'.
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Met Police seek fast-track courts for serial shoplifters
The Metropolitan Police is urging the government to introduce fast-track courts for shoplifters after 104 repeat offenders were linked to over 5,300 crimes in two years.
Khan accused of 'dark blizzard of disinformation' over TfL fares
London Mayor Sadiq Khan faces accusations of spreading 'dark blizzard of disinformation' as TfL's fare evasion rate remains at 3.5% despite increased checks and fines.
Parents of Lucy Letby's baby patient call her an 'angel'
The parents of a baby cared for by serial killer nurse Lucy Letby insist she saved their daughter's life twice, calling her an 'angel' despite her convictions.
Trump's old anti-Iran deal tweet resurfaces after peace pact
A 2013 tweet by Donald Trump criticizing the Iran nuclear deal has resurfaced after he brokered a similar peace agreement, drawing comparisons between the two accords.
Fly-tipper gets instant karma with rubbish on his doorstep
Dean Gauci caught a fly-tipper on CCTV and returned the rubbish to the culprit's doorstep in Cardiff, giving him a taste of his own medicine.
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Southwark Council Recovers Flat from Sierra Leone First Lady
Southwark Council took back a council flat linked to Sierra Leone's first lady Fatima Bio, prompting calls for clearer rules on social housing for foreign officials. Lord Jamieson urges limiting social housing to British citizens.
Bungee instructors filmed body bag stunt before death
Bungee jump instructors accused of throwing a model to her death filmed a sickening 'body bag' stunt at the same bridge. The 2022 video was captioned 'hiding the body'.
Review of teen rapists' sentences 'puts victims first'
Barrister Charlotte Proudman says the Court of Appeal review of sentences for three teenage rapists is about restoring faith in justice and putting victims at the centre.
Jimmy Fallon slammed for Conor McGregor interview
Jimmy Fallon faces backlash after hosting Conor McGregor on The Tonight Show, with critics accusing him of giving a platform to a man found liable for rape.
Zack Polanski cleared by GLA over houseboat tax complaint
Green Party Leader Zack Polanski has been cleared by the Greater London Authority after a complaint about his council tax on a houseboat was deemed outside his official role.
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Greg James 'no fit state' for Radio 1 after dad's surgery
BBC Radio 1 host Greg James updates listeners on his father Alan's heart surgery, joking about ICU and thanking NHS staff, while taking time off.
UK Civil Servants Paid to Play GTA Online for Research
The UK government is paying civil servants to play GTA Online to understand public experiences, sparking criticism over taxpayer money waste.
GMB hit with 508 complaints over Reid's Scotland bank holiday comment
Good Morning Britain has received 508 Ofcom complaints after Susanna Reid called Scotland's World Cup bank holiday 'outrageous'.
Lawyer faces jail for cleaning East London river
Paul Powlesland, 40, and volunteers cleared 200+ bags of rubbish from River Roding in Barking. He now faces prosecution by Environment Agency for operating without a permit.
UK gov to tackle VPNs in next phase of social media ban
The UK government will address VPN usage by children in July as part of its next step in the social media ban for under-16s, Science and Tech Secretary Liz Kendall announced.
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Moscow shrouded in smoke after Ukraine's largest attack
Moscow was covered in toxic black smoke after Ukraine launched its largest drone attack on the Russian capital, hitting oil refineries and causing chaos.
Makerfield by-election: What to expect as results loom
Polls close at 10pm in the Makerfield by-election, with results expected around 3-4am. Three likely scenarios: Labour wins big, Labour wins narrowly, or Reform wins. Andy Burnham's future at stake.
Woman watches husband executed in Texas after long-distance romance
Tiana Broadnax flew from London to Texas to witness her husband James receive a lethal injection. She describes the trauma of watching him die and the isolation she feels in the UK.
Battersea Park Funfair Closed After 1972 Rollercoaster Tragedy
London's beloved Battersea Park Funfair closed forever after a rollercoaster tragedy killed five children and injured 13 others in 1972, marking the world's deadliest rollercoaster accident.
Trump signs initial peace deal with Iran to prevent economic crisis
US President Donald Trump has signed a tentative peace deal with Iran, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz and a $300bn reconstruction plan, to avoid a worldwide depression.
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Ealing Labour leader questioned over historic Facebook posts
Ealing Council Labour leader Peter Mason faces renewed questions over historic Facebook posts complaining about Punjabi in Southall, urged to apologize.
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