Kim Kardashian's growing relationship with Lewis Hamilton has reportedly prompted a jealous reaction from ex-husband Kanye West, who is accused of calling the F1 star to share damaging private details.

A Vanderbilt study suggests Americans overpay $150 billion annually on insurance, sparking debate over industry practices. Insurers cite climate risks and economic factors for rising premiums.

Celeste Calocane, mother of Nottingham attack suspect, reveals missed warnings and calls for mental health reform, highlighting systemic failures in addressing her son's escalating condition.

Elon Musk's animated expressions at a Beijing state dinner with Xi Jinping and Donald Trump have gone viral, as the Tesla boss juggles social awkwardness and global business diplomacy.

California death row inmates allegedly misuse state-issued tablets for porn and contacting minors, raising concerns over Newsom's £145m prison reform safeguards.

Scarlett Johansson's candid take on the myth of work-life balance reveals the emotional strain and compromises behind success. Why her honest insights resonate with professionals and parents alike.

US President Donald Trump faces criticism from conservative voices over his Iran policy, raising concerns about his commitment to 'America First' principles and exposing divisions within the Republican Party.

Ahead of the King's Speech, Keir Starmer hopes to regain political momentum, while 35 bills are expected. Concerns remain over a possible leadership challenge afterward.

Kim Kardashian has been criticised after a US court ordered a man she wrongly identified in an Instagram post to pay £131,000 in legal fees following a dismissed defamation case.

A bombshell review of 17,000 reports levels pro-Israel bias charges at CNN, MSNBC and US papers over Gaza, as journalist deaths hit 262 since war's start. Spotlight falls on casualty framing gaps.

Isabel Rose, a British woman, was convicted of blackmail in Hong Kong after reporting rape. Her case raises concerns about the treatment of sexual violence survivors in the legal system.

At a King's Trust event, Sir Rod Stewart praised King Charles for handling Donald Trump on a US visit, reviving his ongoing criticism of the president's comments on British troops.

A 46-year-old gunman allegedly fired up to 60 rounds at cars on Memorial Drive in Cambridge, Massachusetts, before a State Police trooper and an armed civilian shot him, authorities said.

Nancy Guthrie's disappearance in Tucson, Arizona, raises questions about elderly kidnappings, with investigators suspecting financial motives and personal grievances.

The Trump administration says it is 'open to all ideas' on suspending the 18.3-cent federal gas tax, but studies show not all savings reach consumers and it could cost the Highway Trust Fund $17 billion.

Angela Rayner urges Keir Starmer to overhaul Labour's strategy following significant local election losses, emphasizing the need for change and criticizing the exclusion of Andy Burnham from parliament

Elon Musk's past remarks on cutting Social Security and Medicare have resurfaced, sparking renewed debate on federal spending and entitlement programmes in the United States.

New data reveal Britain's young adult benefit 'hotspots,' with Hartlepool, Blackpool and Thanet leading the areas where more than one in 10 under-30s claim Universal Credit.

A US judge has ruled DOGE's grant cuts unlawful, criticising the use of AI and keyword searches in the decision-making process.

The US State Department will revoke passports of Americans owing over $2,500 in child support, enforcing a long-standing law to ensure compliance and support family welfare.