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Larry the Cat marks 15 years as the Chief Mouser at Number 10 Downing Street, outlasting six prime ministers and becoming a beloved figure in British politics.

Comedian Andrew Schulz criticizes the Trump administration and DOJ for their handling of the Epstein files, expressing disillusionment with broken promises.

A caller's account of being stabbed in London on the Jeremy Vine show has sparked a national debate on crime and the tone of the media.

The US Customs and Border Protection's Valentine's Day campaign offers undocumented immigrants $2,600 to self-deport, sparking mixed reactions amid a DHS funding crisis.

The UK and allies claim a rare toxin was found in Alexei Navalny's body, pointing to a deliberate act by Russia. The Kremlin denies involvement.

UK and European allies confirm Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned with a dart frog toxin, holding Moscow responsible for his death.

Explore how Eileen Gu, a skiing sensation, is transforming the image of Olympic athletes with her dual career in sports and fashion.

Wiz Khalifa announces the passing of his father, Laurence W. Thomaz, reflecting on their relationship and his father's influence.

From February 2026, British dual nationals must present a valid British passport when entering the UK, as part of the new ETA system.

The UK Home Office has announced new entry requirements for dual British citizens, taking effect after 25 February

California Gov Gavin Newsom mocked Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem with satirical blanket image after WSJ reported she fired pilot over forgotten throw.

A Jet2 flight from Antalya to Manchester was forced to make an emergency landing in Belgium after a violent brawl erupted among passengers.

Discover the truth behind the rapid disappearance of 10,000 condoms at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics and what it reveals about life inside the Olympic village.

Cardi B's comments about ICE during a concert in California prompt a response from the Department of Homeland Security, highlighting the intersection of celebrity and politics.

US Democrats stress the importance of shared values rather than loyalty to a single administration during discussions at the Munich Security Conference.

Explore the controversy surrounding Kristi Noem's use of a DHS jet, including allegations of misconduct and the implications of her relationship with Corey Lewandowski.

The IRS deadline to file 2025 federal tax returns is 15 April 2026. Penalties start at 5% a month for late filers — and nearly a third of Americans still leave it to the wire.

Dog owners in London and Wales have been warned they could face unlimited fines if their pets chase or disturb livestock under updated countryside protection laws.

Kathryn Ruemmler, Chief Legal Officer at Goldman Sachs, announces resignation following release of emails linking her to Jeffrey Epstein.

UK growth sputtered to just 0.1% in late 2025, dashing Rachel Reeves' post-Budget hopes as the services sector ground to a halt—blame Keir Starmer's scandals for the investor jitters holding everything back. With construction in freefall and optimism at rock bottom, Labour's economic blueprint hangs by a thread.

A neutral profile of US Attorney General Pam Bondi and her role in the controversy over the Epstein files disclosure.

The UK Supreme Court has ruled Oatly cannot use the slogan 'Post Milk Generation', enforcing strict dairy labelling laws. The internet reacts with humour and sarcasm.

Keir Starmer squirms under Kemi Badenoch's PMQs onslaught amid the Mandelson scandal, as a brutal new poll hands Reform UK a seven-point lead over a reeling Labour.

Disney invested up to $220 million (£168 million) in Doctor Who over two seasons but ended the partnership after the show failed to grow its US fanbase.

Nathan Bennett, a 30-year-old nursery worker, has been found guilty at Bristol Crown Court of rape, sexual assault and assault by penetration against five toddlers aged two and three.

The British Museum has secured £3.5m to permanently acquire the Tudor Heart, a rare gold pendant linked to Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon.

Reform UK swept into power promising to slash waste and cut council tax, but the harsh reality of governance has forced a sharp U-turn. Facing spiralling costs for statutory services, many of their flagship councils are now imposing the very maximum tax hikes they vowed to avoid.

Police are appealing for witnesses after two boys aged 14 and 15 were injured in a suspected machete attack on Stratford Road in Shirley, Solihull. A 14-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of wounding with intent as the community grapples with the reality of teenage violence happening in plain sight.

New weather maps circulating online suggest a mid‑February spell could bring significant snow to parts of Scotland, with some projections showing depths nearing 50 inches. Met Office forecasts also flag a colder, more wintry window for the north and northeast, after weeks of relentless gloom.