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Lyft sparks outrage after testing a feature showing how often riders tip. Users call it "tip shaming," while Lyft says it aimed to improve marketplace efficiency.

After Mark Sanchez's shocking arrest and stabbing incident, his ex and former model Bobby T speaks out for the first time. The mother of his son shares her perspective, focusing on privacy, healing, and reclaiming her story beyond the headlines.

West Yorkshire Police officer PC Charlie Mitchell's tragic death at 26 highlights the growing mental health crisis among frontline officers and the urgent need for greater emotional support in policing.

Megyn Kelly's shocking claim that Meghan Markle 'bullied' Queen Elizabeth II and hastened her death has ignited global outrage, exposing deep divisions over media treatment of the Duchess of Sussex.

Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, remains under 'special watch' in Utah County Jail following his arrest after a 33-hour manhunt. Officials say the isolation is for safety, not punishment.

Turning Point USA announces a competing 'All-American Halftime Show' after the NFL taps Puerto Rican megastar Bad Bunny to headline Super Bowl LX, fueling a national debate over culture, language, and who gets to define 'American" identity'.

Birmingham's ban on local flag displays has sparked a nationwide debate over patriotism, identity, and what it really means to belong in modern England.

A deep dive into the Insurrection Act — how it works, its historical use, and whether Donald Trump could lawfully invoke it again in 2025.

Britain is set to host three major Bollywood productions from 2026 under a landmark UK–India partnership, expected to create 3,000 jobs and boost the nation's £12 billion screen industry with fresh investment and cultural exchange.

Teenage footballer Niall Geany has been jailed for three years and nine months for raping a woman who let him into her Edinburgh home to charge his phone. The 19-year-old was found guilty at the High Court in Glasgow after betraying the victim's kindness.

Reality TV mechanic David 'Heavy D' Sparks was arrested in Utah after failing to pay more than $840,000 in legal fees tied to a Clean Air Act lawsuit. His attorney insists it's a civil matter — not a criminal case — stemming from a years-long fight over illegal diesel emissions.

Punjabi singer and actor Rajvir Jawanda has died at age 35, eleven days after a motorcycle accident in Himachal Pradesh. His passing reignited public concern over India's high rate of road accidents — with two-wheelers accounting for nearly half of the country's 155,000 annual road-traffic deaths.

Stephanie Slater was kidnapped and buried alive by Michael Sams in 1992. Discover how she survived and what happened to her abductor.

Pets aren't driving return-to-office rebellions — they're revealing how anxious humans are about post-Covid work and lost autonomy.

Hundreds of arrests at pro-Palestine rallies have ignited outrage across Britain, as Amnesty International condemns the UK's tightening crackdown on peaceful protest and questions grow over the country's commitment to free expression.

Experts warn that AI, not immigration, poses the real threat to British jobs, with millions of roles at risk from automation by 2035 unless the UK strengthens regulation and worker protections.

Billionaire real estate tycoon Donald Bren, worth $19B, disowns his son David after allegations he defrauded investors of over $2M through a luxury club scam.

Nando's ends bottomless Coke refills as part of the UK's sugar crackdown — reflecting a nation where 1 in 4 adults now live with obesity.

A 20-year-old man from Lancashire died in a Dubai hotel after swallowing cocaine packets that burst inside him. Four people in the UK have been charged over his death and are due in court later this month, in a case highlighting Dubai's tough anti-drug laws.

A wave of new left-wing parties — from Jeremy Corbyn's Your Party to the activist-led Greens Organise and Transform — is reshaping Britain's political landscape. As frustration with Labour grows, the UK left faces both revival and risk: a surge in fresh voices that could either unite progressives or deepen long-standing divisions.

Maye Musk opens up about the advice she wishes she'd known when younger — a powerful message on survival, self-reliance, and leaving unhappy situations.

A British veteran has been stranded in Dubai for years under a travel ban, left homeless and without cancer care after a disputed arrest.

Cracker Barrel ends its tie with Prophet firm after a misfired rebrand sparked backlash; we trace Prophet's client list and lessons for legacy brands.

UK Space Command warns Russia may be jamming British satellites nearly every week. Officials say Moscow's space tactics pose growing risks to communications, navigation, and financial security.

Trump is mocked worldwide — from fake peace deals to Russian jabs to meme wars with Newsom — but laughter won't stop his policies or his power.

Project 2025 is a conservative blueprint pushing major executive orders. Here's how it ties to Trump, the shutdown, and the future of US governance.

The UK House of Lords faces mounting scandals shaking public trust. Michelle Mone is tied to the £122m PPE Medpro ruling over faulty COVID contracts, while Lord David Wolfson faces backlash for supporting an IDF café near Gaza. These controversies fuel anger over corruption, cronyism, and impartiality, intensifying calls for reform of Britain's unelected upper chamber.

At just 2 years old, Aryatara Shakya has been named Nepal's new Royal Kumari, a living goddess. What does this ancient tradition mean for her future?

More women are breaking into male-dominated nightlife jobs—from club security to taxi driving—reshaping safety, opportunity, and nightlife culture.