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Jemima Goldsmith says she called police during an alleged violent incident involving Russell Brand in 2014, speaking after his sentence for separate offenses.
The medicines regulator has opened an eight-week consultation on letting schools buy adrenaline nasal sprays for pupils at risk of anaphylaxis. Its papers do not say what a spray would cost a
The government launched £100 fines for loud music, vaping and littering on English buses on Monday, but no passenger can be penalised without a council byelaw confirmed by the Transport Secretary. The
The first Winnie-the-Pooh book marks its 100th anniversary on October 14, 2026. Archive events and forest celebrations revisit A.A. Milne’s stories and E.H. Shepard’s illustrations, distinguishing the 1926 collection from Pooh’s earlier
The UK says Iran’s Revolutionary Guard almost certainly directed the suspected RAF Fairford plot and has sanctioned two Iranian nationals. Tehran denies involvement and has offered to cooperate, while public details of
Donald Trump said on Saturday that he would 'love' to see Ireland reunified with Northern Ireland, telling Taoiseach Micheál Martin that it is 'going to happen eventually' — breaking with a quarter-century
Britain sanctioned 71 entities tied to Iran's nuclear programme on September 8, imposing asset freezes, trade bans and shipping restrictions that Tehran immediately condemned as illegal economic terrorism — even as US-Iran
NATO allies caught Russian GUGI deep-sea submersibles rehearsing a covert weapon to sever fiber-optic cables feeding Svalbard's satellite station near the Bear Gap in spring 2026. British, Norwegian and American forces confronted
A federal magistrate in Miami denied bail to Andrew and Tristan Tate Wednesday, ruling they must remain in custody while the US processes Britain's extradition request on 59 rape and trafficking charges.
Australia and Canada run gambling the same way on paper. A federal government sets a few outer limits, and then each state or province decides almost everything that matters: who can operate,
Israeli FM Gideon Sa'ar warned Britain that West Bank settlement sanctions would trigger Israeli retaliation, refusing to name what form that response would take. The warning came after UK Foreign Secretary Ed
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