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Russia Expels Six British Diplomats, Alleging Espionage Activities
Labour Rejects Council Tax-Based Winter Fuel Payment System for Pensioners
Remembering David Knowles: Battle Lines Creator's Legacy in Podcasting
UK Tech Firms Face Jail Time for Failing to Combat Revenge Porn
UK Steel Industry Faces Crossroads: Green Revolution or Decline?
National Trust's Controversial Art Display Sparks Debate at Historic Tyntesfield
An unconventional art installation at Tyntesfield House has ignited public discussion. The National Trust defends the exhibit, which uses organic materials to explore the property's rich history.
Pink Floyd Nears $500M Sony Deal Amid Band Tensions
Legendary rock band Pink Floyd is close to finalizing a $500 million deal with Sony for their music rights, overcoming past disputes. The potential sale reflects the ongoing trend of artists cashing in on their catalogues.
Downing Street Cat Larry Snubs New Cabinet's Photo Attempts
Ian Murray, Scottish Secretary, shares amusing encounter with Larry the cat at Downing Street. The feline resident's uncooperative behavior disappoints new Cabinet members eager for photos.
Red Arrows Dazzle at Niagara Falls in RCAF Centenary Tour
The Red Arrows, RAF's aerobatic team, performed a spectacular fly-past at Niagara Falls during their Canadian tour. The event celebrates the Royal Canadian Air Force's 100th anniversary and strengthens UK-Canada military ties.
Baby Pygmy Hippo's Online Fame Sparks Zoo Visitor Concerns
A two-month-old pygmy hippo at a Thai zoo has become an internet sensation, leading to increased visitors and concerns about animal welfare. Zoo officials urge respectful behavior towards the endangered calf.
Couple's Rocky Mountain Adventure Derailed by Jasper Wildfire
A British couple's train journey through the Canadian Rockies takes an unexpected turn as they face evacuation from Jasper due to a devastating wildfire, leading to a month-long saga to recover their luggage.
Prince George Takes Flight: Royal Tradition Continues at 11
Prince George, 11, begins flying lessons in a Piper PA-28, continuing the royal family's aviation legacy. The young prince's first flight took place at White Waltham Airfield, witnessed by his parents.
Prince Harry Reflects on Life's Journey as 40th Birthday Approaches
As Prince Harry nears 40, he reaffirms his commitment to global betterment. The Duke of Sussex discusses fatherhood, past challenges, and future aspirations, highlighting personal growth and dedication to charitable causes.
Britain's Oldest Lollipop Lady: A Symbol of Enduring Work Ethic
At 84, Irene Reid continues her 55-year career as a lollipop lady, exemplifying a growing trend of older workers shunning retirement. This phenomenon reflects changing attitudes towards work and aging in the UK.
Banksy's "Girl With Balloon" Theft: Two Men Charged in London Gallery Heist
Two individuals face burglary charges for stealing Banksy's iconic "Girl With Balloon" from a London gallery. The artwork has been recovered and the suspects await trial.
Queen Mother's Legacy: Prince Harry's Inheritance and Royal Finances Unveiled
The Queen Mother's financial legacy, including Prince Harry's inheritance and her unique spending habits, reveals a complex picture of royal finances and family planning spanning generations.
Royal Revolution: King Charles Embraces 'Informal Formality' in Modern Monarchy
King Charles III surprises with a warm hug at Buckingham Palace, signaling a shift towards a more relatable monarchy. This change reflects evolving royal protocols and generational differences in public interactions.
UK Sky Watchers on Alert for Possible Northern Lights Display
Met Office forecasts ideal conditions for viewing the Northern Lights in parts of the UK. Clear skies and recent solar activity increase chances of aurora sightings in Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England.
Senior Barrister Cleared of Misconduct Allegations in High-Profile Case
James Samuel O'Leary, a prominent City barrister, has been exonerated of professional misconduct charges. The case, involving allegations of inappropriate behavior at a work dinner, concluded after a thorough investigation.
New Charges Loom for Weinstein as Health Issues Complicate Legal Battle
Harvey Weinstein faces new indictment ahead of rape retrial in New York. The disgraced producer, recovering from heart surgery, remains in custody as prosecutors investigate additional assault allegations.
King's Guard Bearskin Caps: Price Surge Sparks Debate on Alternatives
Ceremonial bearskin caps for the King's Guard see a 30% cost increase, prompting discussions on fake fur alternatives. The Ministry of Defence remains open to options meeting strict criteria.
Former Miss Switzerland Finalist's Gruesome Murder Shocks Nation
A former model and Miss Switzerland finalist was allegedly murdered by her husband in Binningen. Medical reports reveal shocking details of the crime, contradicting the husband's self-defense claim.
Model Lottie Moss Warns of Ozempic Dangers After Hospitalization
Lottie Moss, sister of supermodel Kate Moss, urges caution against Ozempic use for weight loss after experiencing severe side effects. She shares her harrowing experience with the diabetes drug and criticizes unhealthy body image trends.
Alwen Hughes, Widow of Disgraced Entertainer Rolf Harris, Dies at 92
Alwen Hughes, wife of convicted entertainer Rolf Harris, has passed away at 92, just over a year after her husband's death. She remained with Harris despite his 2014 conviction for indecent assault.
British Actor Kenneth Cope, Star of 'Randall And Hopkirk', Dies at 93
Kenneth Cope, renowned for his roles in Carry On and Coronation Street, has passed away at 93. The actor, famous for playing ghost detective Marty Hopkirk, died peacefully in his sleep.
Royal Navy Renames Training Exercises Amid Professionalism Concerns
The Royal Navy has rebranded several training exercises, including "Direct Action" and "Violent Entry," to address professionalism concerns and attract top talent. The move has sparked debate about military culture.
Nonsensical Chatter: A Novel Approach to Treating Dry Eye Disease
A recent study suggests that repeating gibberish phrases for five minutes may be as effective as artificial tears in treating dry eye disease, offering a potential low-cost alternative treatment.
Strictly's Craig Revel Horwood Debuts New Look Amid Show Controversies
Craig Revel Horwood, Strictly Come Dancing's longest-serving judge, showcases a new bearded look for the upcoming series. The show faces recent controversies but aims to overcome challenges.
Rock Star Jon Bon Jovi Aids Woman in Crisis on Nashville Bridge
Jon Bon Jovi, renowned musician, assisted in preventing a potential tragedy on a Nashville bridge. The incident, captured on security footage, showcases the importance of community involvement in crisis situations.
Neil Gaiman's 'Good Omens' Production Halted Amid Misconduct Claims
Amazon's "Good Omens" production pauses as Neil Gaiman faces sexual misconduct allegations. The acclaimed author denies all claims, but the controversy impacts his ongoing projects.
New Studies Challenge Easter Island 'Ecocide' Theory, Revealing Sustainable Past
Recent research contradicts the long-held belief of Easter Island's self-inflicted collapse. Genetic analysis and satellite imagery suggest a stable population and sustainable resource management before European contact.
King Charles Shares Heartwarming Moment with New Zealand Rugby Team
King Charles III hosted the New Zealand women's rugby team at Buckingham Palace, engaging in a group hug and sharing personal insights. The monarch discussed his health, upcoming travels, and offered advice to the young athletes.
Putin's Secret Sons: The Hidden World of Ultra-Wealthy Children
Reports of Vladimir Putin's isolated sons highlight the challenges faced by children of the ultra-wealthy. From mental health issues to addiction, experts reveal the dark side of extreme privilege.
Telegraph's Ukraine Podcast Host David Knowles Dies at 32
David Knowles, renowned host of Telegraph's Ukraine podcast, passed away at 32. Known for his authoritative yet gentle approach, Knowles left a lasting impact on millions of listeners worldwide.
Welsh Village Rejects Housing Plan to Preserve Language and Culture
Botwnnog, a small Welsh village, has voted against a new housing development, citing concerns about its impact on the Welsh language and local culture. The decision goes against official recommendations.