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BBC's Alex Scott wears OneLove armband in support of the LGBT community during World Cup coverage after England being banned to use it.Source: BBC
BBC's Alex Scott wears OneLove armband in support of the LGBT community during World Cup coverage after England being banned to use it.Source: BBC
Omid Scobie's 'Endgame' keeps spilling the royal tea.
In Endgame, his second hagiography of Harry and Meghan, author Omid Scobie variously describes the Princess of Wales as “cold”, “keen” and “inscrutable”.
The Institute for the Study of War said Russian forces were reportedly using SIM cards from Kyivstar "to control Shahed drones."
Two people have been arrested and nearly 200 road-related offences were reported as Wiltshire Police targeted drivers in the Trowbridge area during two days of action this week.
Piers Morgan, the broadcaster, may have finally blown apart the long-running Royal “racism row” when he named on his Talk TV show two members of the Royal family a new book claims were the individuals so disgracefully implicated by the Duchess of Sussex. You may recall that Morgan was sacked by ITV when he said, after the Sussexes’ interview with Oprah, that he didn’t believe a word Meghan had said. Like millions of us, he has had enough of this manipulative, malevolent nonsense, apparently calc
The Kremlin is worried about the political impact of war disaffection leading up to the 2024 presidential election, according to a US think tank.
Distraught England goalkeeper Mary Earps said her mistake against the Netherlands would haunt her for a long time, despite the Lionesses producing a thrilling comeback that kept their hopes of qualifying for the Olympics on behalf of Team GB alive.
Presenter says Britons who fund royals are entitled to know
Ron Knight, 88, said he would rather go to prison in a row over a boundary wall than pay fines he claims are unjust.
Buckingham Palace is considering whether it should take action after the King and Princess of Wales were named in the Dutch version of a new book as senior royals who questioned what skin colour Prince Archie would have. The writer said an investigation had been launched into how the names were included in the translated version of Endgame, which Dutch publisher, Xander Uitgevers, said had been pulled from shelves in the Netherlands due to an "error".
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The British-Palestinian MP said she was "in shock" at their exchange on BBC Question Time.
After a Hamas rocket launch broke the seven day ceasefire, Israel has now returned to the fight, bombing terrorist targets in Gaza and attacking on the ground. Unless the humanitarian truce is resumed, the IDF has unfinished business to complete in Gaza City and is also attacking Khan Yunis further south.
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Ryanair has found “fake parts” in two of its aircraft engines during scheduled maintenance checks, becoming the latest airline to be impacted by a brewing scandal.
Dylan Makepeace jailed for five years after attacks in Bethanl Green, east London
Culkin shares his two sons with his fiancée Brenda Song
Italian superstar Mario Balotelli has blasted Brendan Rodgers as the worst manager he has worked under during his career.
Ukraine’s SBU security service carried out an overnight explosion on a key rail route between Russia and China, law enforcement agencies told NV on Nov. 30.