Former BBC Apprentice contestant Dr Asif Munaf has been removed from the medical register after posting a series of antisemitic, racist and sexist comments online. Read the full tribunal findings.
FBI agents searched the Virginia home of Washington Post journalist Hannah Natanson, seizing devices in a classified materials investigation. The move is condemned as an 'appalling' attack on press freedom.
The US Justice Department has rescinded layoff notices for 13 employees at the Community Relations Service, known as 'America's peacemaker'. The move follows a lawsuit alleging an unlawful effort to dismantle the agency.
US Democratic lawmakers file articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem following the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good. Read the latest on the political fallout.
Venezuelan authorities claim over 400 political prisoners freed, but NGOs verify far fewer. Repression continues despite Maduro's capture, with nearly 1,000 still detained.
Ukrainian opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko denies charges of organising a bribery scheme for MPs, calling the raids on her office politically motivated. Read the latest.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer says the government is 'absolutely determined' to act against X over nonconsensual AI images. Ofcom investigation underway. Read the latest.
PM Keir Starmer condemns X's Grok AI for creating non-consensual explicit images. Ofcom investigates potential Online Safety Act breaches. Read the latest.
Labour risks a new cronyism scandal as it lines up outgoing Unison boss Christina McAnea for a trustee role at the National Portrait Gallery. Get the full story on the latest public appointments row.
US President Donald Trump responded with an obscene gesture after a factory worker accused him of protecting child abusers. The incident comes amid growing anger over delays to the full Epstein files release.
Royal Society President Paul Nurse faces backlash for defending Elon Musk's fellowship despite Grok AI's 'digital undressing' feature. Fellows clash over ethics and the society's code of conduct. Read the full debate.
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas receives a legal concerns notice from author Randa Abdel-Fattah following the cancellation of Adelaide Writers' Week. Read the latest on the escalating fallout.
Brendan Banfield, 40, denies orchestrating the murders of his wife and a stranger in a complex 2023 plot. The family's Brazilian au pair, Juliana Peres Magalhaes, has pleaded guilty and will testify.
A federal judge has ordered the restoration of attorney Mark Zaid's security clearance, ruling its revocation was political retribution. Read the full story on the legal victory.
The UK government warns it could ban Elon Musk's X platform over its Grok AI tool creating 'nudified' images of women and children. Ofcom investigates.
Peter Mandelson refuses to apologise to Jeffrey Epstein's victims, as new reports reveal only 1% of US files have been released. Stay updated on the unfolding scandal.
Bill and Hillary Clinton refuse to testify before a House committee investigating Jeffrey Epstein, launching a fierce attack on Republicans and Donald Trump. Read the latest on the political standoff.
The UK government warns it could ban X over its Grok AI tool creating non-consensual nude images. Ofcom investigates as ministers pressure Elon Musk's platform. Read the latest.
South Korean prosecutors demand the death penalty for former President Yoon Suk Yeol over a failed 2024 martial law declaration. The historic insurrection trial concludes.
US Marshals are searching for actor Timothy Busfield, who faces three criminal counts related to alleged abuse of twin boys. The Emmy winner remains at large.
Americans raise alarm over US government social media posts echoing Nazi Germany propaganda. Experts warn of a 'dark path' as departments defend communication tactics. Read the full investigation.
Two former live-in staff allege sexual abuse by Julio Iglesias at his Caribbean properties in 2021. The singer, now 80, has not responded to the claims. Read the full investigation details.
Donald Trump's $10bn defamation lawsuit against the BBC could backfire, forcing the former US president to reveal sensitive details about his finances and property empire. The BBC seeks dismissal.
Christopher Joell-Deshields, suspended CEO of Pride in London, faces a High Court hearing over contempt allegations for failing to hand over organisation's access details. Read the latest.
Two women accuse Spanish singer Julio Iglesias of sexual assault and harassment at his Caribbean mansions. Read the full investigation details and official response.
Australian politicians condemn X's Grok AI for creating sexualised images of women and children, yet continue using the platform. The eSafety commissioner investigates.
The UK government will pay a confidential sum to Guantanamo Bay detainee Abu Zubaydah, settling his torture claim. Kemi Badenoch criticises the use of taxpayer money for a 'terror suspect'.
A Metropolitan Police constable has been dismissed for gross misconduct after failing to disclose a drink-driving arrest and a firearms investigation. Read the full details of the case.
Former UK ambassador Peter Mandelson issues an unequivocal apology for his association with Jeffrey Epstein, days after refusing to do so in a BBC interview. Follow the latest political fallout.
Creating sexual images without consent, including via AI like Grok, becomes a crime this week. Science Secretary Liz Kendall announces move after cabinet ministers targeted. Read the full story.