O.J. Simpson Estate Pays $58M to Goldman Family
Fred Goldman finally receives justice as O.J. Simpson's estate accepts $58 million claim for his son's wrongful death. Read the full settlement details.
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Spa Masseur Spared Jail for Sexual Assaults
Ibrahim Ali, a masseur at Nirvana Spa, received a suspended sentence for sexually assaulting five women. Learn about the case and the CPS response.
Experts: Place-Based Budgets Can Fix UK Finances
Former ministers and policy experts argue that reorganising public services around local needs, not just tax rises, is key to solving Britain's budget crisis. Discover the vision for reform.
Trump's Repression Escalates: Threat to US Democracy
As Trump's administration deploys federal forces against civilians, experts warn of democratic backsliding. Learn how communities are resisting through strategic nonviolence and what comes next.
Why Running the BBC Remains an Impossible Job
Exploring why leading the BBC has become Britain's most challenging media role amid political pressure, funding crises and digital disruption. Discover the key challenges.
Trump's 'Nightmare' for National Parks, Warns Ex-Director
Former National Park Service director Jonathan Jarvis urges Americans to 'raise hell' to protect parks from privatisation and damage during government shutdowns under Trump.
Aberdeen Airport is UK's most punctual for 2025
New CAA data reveals Aberdeen Airport leads the UK with 83% of flights on time. Discover the best and worst airports for delays in our full report.
Kate Middleton's 2025 Christmas Carol Service Announced
The Princess of Wales confirms her Together at Christmas concert for December 5 at Westminster Abbey, featuring Kate Winslet and Bastille. Discover the heartwarming details.
Gen Z Grads Earn £150k+ as Billionaire Nannies
Graduates are dreading traditional entry-level roles for lucrative private service jobs with the super-rich, earning over £150,000 as nannies. Discover this growing career shift.
Global Snapshot: A World in Pictures
From the haunting rubble of Syria's civil war to stunning auroras over the US and political drama in London. Explore the powerful images defining our world today.
No further action against Bob Vylan over IDF chants
The Met Police have closed their investigation into singer Bob Vylan over alleged chants at a London concert. The CPS advised insufficient evidence for prosecution.
Libya loses $20bn in state-sanctioned fuel smuggling
Shocking report reveals how Libyan officials smuggled $20bn worth of fuel, funding Sudan's civil war. Demand international action and sanctions now.
Royal Mail Saturday Second-Class Delay to 2026
Royal Mail postpones scrapping Saturday second-class letter deliveries to 2026. Find out what this means for your post and the reasons behind the delay.
Royal Mail Saturday Post Changes Delayed to 2026
Royal Mail postpones scrapping Saturday second-class letter deliveries until early 2026. Get the latest on service reforms and Ofcom fines.
NHS to cut 18,000 jobs in major England reorganisation
Major NHS restructuring in England will see 18,000 roles cut. Ministers promise £1bn savings for frontline care, while unions warn of expertise loss and service disruption.
Government AI Rollout Faces Security and Data Risks
Australian finance minister Katy Gallagher announces widespread AI adoption across government departments following positive trial results, despite concerns about data security and job impacts.
Guardian's Building Power: US Civil Rights Series
The Guardian unveils 'Building Power', an independent editorial series examining movement building and civil rights protection efforts across the United States. Explore the groundbreaking coverage now.
91 prisoners mistakenly freed since April, four at large
Justice Secretary David Lammy reveals 91 prisoners were mistakenly freed in England and Wales since April, with up to four still at large. Read the full investigation into the systemic failures.
BBC Leadership Crisis Amid Political Pressure
The BBC faces a leadership crisis as political pressure mounts. Explore who might lead Britain's most trusted news organisation through turbulent times and why top candidates are hesitant.
Boy, 5, critical after Sidcup golf centre wall collapse
A five-year-old boy is fighting for his life after a wall collapsed at Family Golf in Sidcup. A six-year-old girl was also injured. Read the latest on this developing story.
Sony writes off £155m from Bungie acquisition
Sony admits its £2.7 billion Bungie buyout has underperformed, recording a £155m loss as Destiny 2 struggles. Can the delayed Marathon reboot turn things around?
Bus crashes into Feltham flats, several hospitalised
A bus crashed into a block of flats in Feltham, with several people taken to hospital. Get the latest travel updates and news from London.
Ukrainian postal service delivers amid war
Nova Poshta, Ukraine's main postal service, continues operating under fire, connecting frontline cities to refugees across Europe. Discover how this vital network sustains the nation.
Virgin Media blunder leaves widower paying double
A grieving widower was forced to repeatedly explain his wife's death to Virgin Media for months while overpaying for broadband. Read his story and the company's apology.
BBC leadership crisis deepens amid political pressure
The BBC faces a critical juncture as director general Tim Davie and head of news Deborah Turness resign following concerted attacks from right-wing press and political figures. Explore the governance failures and future challenges.
Bromley leaseholders win £3.8k service charge refund
Six leaseholders in Bromley have successfully challenged their landlord and won a £3,800 refund for unjustified service charges, including window cleaning. Discover how the tribunal ruled.
London pub charges customer £989 for one drink
A casual drink in a London pub turned into a financial nightmare when one customer discovered their card had been charged nearly £1,000 for a single beverage, exposing payment system vulnerabilities that could affect anyone.
Prison Service in Crisis as Inmates Wrongly Freed
Exclusive investigation reveals shocking prison release errors while Elon Musk dominates word of the year lists. A look at the stories shaping Britain today.
Prince Harry's emotional plea for veterans support
The Duke of Sussex speaks out about his military service and calls for greater support for armed forces veterans in a powerful new interview.
Lambeth Council axes 'lifeline' welfare support service
Lambeth Council faces backlash after confirming the closure of its key welfare support service, leaving vulnerable residents without critical assistance for benefits, housing and debt issues.
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