UFC Fighter: 'Michelle Obama Is a Man' Was a Compliment
UFC fighter Josh Hokit claimed his remark that Michelle Obama is a man was a compliment, sparking debate on misogyny and racism.
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Man dies after falling from 100ft cliff in Bournemouth
A man fell 100ft from a cliff at Fisherman's Walk in Bournemouth and died at the scene. Dorset Police referred itself to the IOPC as officers were present. Witnesses urged not to share footage.
West London girl, 16, raped and killed after exam celebrations
Lynne Weedon, 16, was found raped and fatally injured in a Hounslow alleyway in 1975 after celebrating her O-level results; her killer has never been found.
Dr Todd death confirmed in Emmerdale as Mack makes killer motive clear
Mackenzie Boyd confronts Doctor Caitlin Todd after learning she raped Charity Dingle, threatening to kill her. Dr Todd's exit and a village attack hint at her death.
13 men charged in UK abuse case after restrictions lifted
Thirteen men, including a paramedic and football coach, have been charged alongside a husband accused of drugging and raping his wife over 20 years in Stockport.
Van driver helps armed officer catch suspect in Kent
Bodycam footage shows a van driver in Kent pulling over to give a lift to an armed police officer chasing a suspect, leading to an arrest.
Kent van driver gives lift to armed police officer in chase
A van driver in Kent gave a lift to an armed police officer chasing a suspect on 16 June, captured on bodycam footage. Kent police praised the driver for helping apprehend the suspect after an alleged serious assault in Margate.
Cain Dingle learns Kyle is Emmerdale arsonist
Cain Dingle discovers his son Kyle started the barn fires on Emmerdale Farm after Graham Foster confesses, but Cain's anger focuses on Kyle confiding in Graham instead of him.
Morale bombing Moscow not justified, professor says
Prof Christian Enemark criticizes Ukraine's drone attack on Moscow, urging respect for civilian innocence despite Russia's invasion.
Metro cartoon by Guy Venables: June 25, 2026
Guy Venables' Metro cartoon for June 25, 2026, satirizes Andy Burnham's lessons from Keir Starmer's downfall and public reactions to Burnham's visit south.
7 baby goats stolen from South London farm, mums distraught
Seven baby goats were stolen from Christmas Tree Farm in Downe, Orpington, leaving their mothers distraught. Farm manager Paul Gubby pleads for their safe return, no questions asked.
Eddie Glaude Jr on US at 250: Has the American project failed?
As the US prepares to celebrate 250 years, Princeton professor Eddie Glaude Jr argues that Black Americans' role reveals the American fantasy of a white republic. He discusses Trump's normalization of white supremacist rhetoric and whitewashing of history
Fortescue class action over sexual harassment at WA mines
A class action alleges Fortescue failed to protect female workers from systemic sexual harassment, violence, and retaliation at remote iron ore mines from 2006 to 2025.
Should I include my father's affair partner?
A reader asks if they should include their father's affair partner in family events. Advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith explores the choice between holding onto resentment and preserving the relationship.
Burnham arrives at Westminster; Trump calls him 'extremely liberal'
Andy Burnham, newly elected MP for Makerfield, arrives at Westminster. Trump calls him 'extremely liberal' and Badenoch insults him, but Burnham responds with a witty social media post.
Zoe Sugg and Alfie Deyes' donkey sanctuary sparks row
YouTube stars Zoe Sugg and Alfie Deyes vanished from social media for six months; now revealed they are building a donkey sanctuary in West Sussex, sparking a local planning dispute.
Car Rams World Cup Fans in Mexico, 17 Injured
At least 17 people were injured when a car plowed into football fans celebrating Mexico's World Cup win in Cabo San Lucas. The vehicle's occupants were arrested, and all victims are in stable condition.
Jimmy Fallon backlash over McGregor interview, Trump clip resurfaces
Jimmy Fallon faces backlash for hosting Conor McGregor, convicted of rape, on his show. Old clip of Fallon ruffling Trump's hair resurfaces, drawing comparisons.
Cartoon: Nicola Jennings and Andy Burnham
A cartoon by Nicola Jennings depicts Andy Burnham in a humorous light, reflecting on his political stance and recent comments.
Nancy Mace's TRANS MICE Act may confuse transgender with transgenic mice
Republican congresswoman Nancy Mace introduced the TRANS MICE Act to end taxpayer funding for transgender experiments on animals, but critics say she confused 'transgender' with 'transgenic' mice used in cancer research.
Off-duty Argentine police in second jobs 'kill and die more'
75% of police firearm deaths in 2025 occurred off duty; 13% involved rideshare drivers. Officers take second jobs amid Milei's austerity, carrying government-issued guns.
Children's watchdog warns Home Office plan may breach Children Act
Rachel de Souza says Home Office proposals to forcibly remove refused asylum seekers, including sick children, will cause 'significant harm' and may breach the Children Act 1989.
Bahrain award to UK envoy breaches Foreign Office rules
UK ambassador Alastair Long accepted the Order of Bahrain from King Hamad, breaching Foreign Office rules. Critics say diplomats are 'up for grabs' and human rights concerns raised.
Adrian Chiles: agony of supporting two World Cup teams
Adrian Chiles describes the emotional turmoil of supporting both England and Croatia in the World Cup, hoping for a draw if they meet again.
Police: Tasering teenage girls was 'proportionate, necessary'
South Yorkshire Police have reviewed footage of officers pointing Tasers at teenage girls in Rawmarsh, Rotherham, and concluded the use of force was proportionate, necessary, and justified.
Ex-Liberal VP Teena McQueen dies after One Nation defection
Teena McQueen, former Liberal vice-president, died after severe sickness just weeks after defecting to One Nation, according to family and party officials.
UN: Israel commits genocide by targeting Gaza children
A UN inquiry found Israel deliberately targets Palestinian children in Gaza, constituting genocide, with children making up 30% of the dead.
Indian factory workers filmed for AI training without consent
Garment workers in India are being fitted with head-mounted cameras to collect egocentric data for training humanoid robots, often without consent or compensation, raising privacy and labor concerns.
Liberals stunned by Taylor's multiculturalism stance
Angus Taylor clarifies comments on multiculturalism after non-answers left colleagues dumbfounded; senior Liberals endorse diversity, with senator calling it a 'prerequisite of a leader'.
UK seaside towns fear end of coastguard callout payments
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency will stop paying volunteers £11/hour for callouts after a court ruled they were workers, sparking fears for coastal safety.
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