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Reform tells councillors to do as little as possible in first 100 days – as Farage pledges the opposite
Reform councillors told to ‘resist big changes’ in first 100 days while Mr Farage wants to declare a national emergency as soon as he enters Downing Street
University Challenge contestants condemn BBC’s ‘Orwellian’ decision to censor pride badges
BBC said the decision was made ‘in line with our editorial guidelines’
Murder in Malaysia’s Beverly Hills | True Crime Reports
A young woman is abducted, shot twice, and blown up in the jungle. Who wanted Altantuya dead – and who covered it up?
Lost Joan Eardley painting found in charity shop after 64 years, selling for £29,500 for research
In an unexpected twist, a stunning landscape painting by Scottish talent Joan Eardley was discovered in an English charity shop. Named Summer Fields, the artwork fetched an impressive £29,500, with proceeds dedicated to funding medical research. After a paper label revealed its authenticity, the piece was returned to Scotland for further evaluation. This sale highlights the increasing appreciation for Eardley’s influence on mid-20th century art, celebrated in various exhibitions.
Japan-Russia ties erode as journalist sits in Moscow jail
Japanese Foreign Ministry officials were in Moscow this week in an attempt to contact a journalist arrested in Russia’s far east on allegations of spying. Journalist Yuki Imai was arrested on October 14 by Russia’s FSB security service in the city of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk on Sakhalin Island. Televised footage of the arrest showed FSB officers barging
Trump Says "Gotta Stop" Killing Iran Leaders To Know Who US Is Dealing With
In the first few weeks of the war, the US and Israel killed several of Iran's top political and military leaders, including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in airstrikes.
How is the US-Israeli war on Iran causing havoc in Europe?
Rising energy costs and protests are sharpening European opposition to renewed US-Israeli attacks on Iran.
Netanyahu’s pitch: Can Israel use crypto to evade economic sanctions?
Prime Minister Netanyahu mulls cryptocurrency as answer to economic sanctions on Israel, but there are few buyers.
Larry David said he would rather ‘do time in prison’ than make another season of Seinfeld, biographer claims
David worked on the first seven seasons of the sitcom and returned to write the series finale in season nine
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