US House blocks bid to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth
A majority of the House of Representatives voted to refer impeachment articles to a committee - essentially killing the effort introduced by dissident Republican congressman Thomas Massie of Kentucky. During an earlier…
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The migrant crisis worsening next to UK tourists getting their winter sun
More than 8,000 migrants have arrived on El Hierro , the second smallest of eight islands in the Spanish archipelago, over the past five weeks. Authorities said 6,665 migrants had arrived in the Canaries on small boats…
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Moment Katy Perry cracks as Russell Brand refuses to visit her on her world tour - with concerned friends noting her 'stress, frustration and doubt' as he 'controlled' her during marriage
The singer was on her California Dreams world tour in 2011 that saw her travel across Europe, Oceania, Asia and the Americas in an epic 124-date show. She documented the experience in her show, The Part Of Me, in which…
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Suella Braverman bags £100,000 for TV appearance handcuffed to Katie Price
The former Tory home secretary is among the participants in Celebrity Handcuffed, which is expected to be broadcast next year. In the show, presented by Jonathan Ross, celebrities with opposing lifestyles or viewpoints…
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Nation falls silent for Armistice Day as royalty and commons speaker lay wreaths
Join today Already a member? Log in A two-minute silence to remember the fallen on Armistice Day was led by Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle and Lord Speaker Lord Forsyth of Drumlean, who laid commemorative wreaths.…
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‘Jellyfish UFO’ seen hovering near military base before vanishing
She believes the object was near Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER), which is home to F-22 Raptor fighter jets and supports air defence and surveillance operations. The sighting happened at around 10.13pm on June 15…
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London falls silent to mark Armistice Day on 110th anniversary of Battle of the Somme
Read our privacy notice . London fell silent on Wednesday as workers paused to remember the fallen on Armistice Day . Across the capital, people bowed their heads for the two-minute silence at 11am as Big Ben struck the…
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'I'll crack down on fare dodgers and barrier jumpers', says Lib Dem London mayor prospect
Read our privacy notice . A politician vying to take Lord Sadiq Khan on at the next mayoral election has pledged to crackdown on fare dodgers and barrier jumpers on London’s transport network. Sarah Olney , in the…
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Persistant fly-tipper handed triple-whammy of court sanctions in London council first
Read our privacy notice . A persistent fly-tipper in east London has been handed a triple-whammy of court punishments, including a £1,000 fine, and warned she could face prison if she offends again. Redbridge Council…
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Transport workers in Chile block highways in protest over surging fuel prices
Drivers of busses and lorries began protesting on Tuesday, gathering in convoys to halt traffic along major routes. They are demanding a relief from surging diesel prices, which have been driven up by the war in Iran.…
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