Terrifying footage shows Hamas gunmen lining up a group of men moments before a public execution in front of a cheering crowd as the militant group attempts to stamp its authority in Gaza
Terrifying footage shows Hamas gunmen lining up a group of men moments before a public execution in front of a cheering crowd as the militant group attempts to stamp its authority in Gaza
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The Prince of Wales teamed up with the Crown Prince of Jordan.
Theo Treharne-Jones, five, from Merthyr Tydfil, was on holiday with his parents, siblings and extended family when he died.
Heads would roll around Sir Keir Starmer, the new poll shows.
A WOMAN who got a facelift at just 28 years old has revealed that she got the surgery to become the "best version" of herself. Cosmetic surgery has soared in popularity in recent years, with celebrities such as The Kardashians and Katie Price opting to go under the knife to maintain a youthful look. In...
The singer admitted she was left reeling after Alison, 50, laughed at her during a segment on the ITV daytime show.
The singer admitted she was left reeling after Alison, 50, laughed at her during a segment on the ITV daytime show.
Ryan Walsh was swept away in 'turbulent' waters as he and his loved ones came together to remember his recently-deceased brother
AMAZON's sale section is a treasure trove for trending tech. You'll find price drops on Echo speakers, Kindles, Fire tablets, Fire TV streaming sticks, Blink security, Ring doorbells, and more below. Amazon device deals This year's Prime Day event is in the rearview mirror, so not all of Amazon's top gadgets are discounted right now. But...
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From tricking art dealers to making frightening deals with crypto entrepreneurs, Oobah Butler’s new documentary sees him launch an almighty cash grab. Here, he tells the story of his rollercoaster ride I’ve never met a billionaire before. And this isn’t how I imagined it would go. Don’t get me wrong: his brightly lit Manhattan office is pleasant, but not unusual. The pipes are scalding hot. As his assistant leads me through to the meeting room, I’m fairly sure I can spot discarded paper plates from pizza slices poking out of the kitchen bin. In other words, it is similar to most of the city’s workplaces. I’m here to meet Jim McKelvey, somebody Forbes will tell you has roughly £1.3bn to his name from co-founding the payment app Square. Jim is straight off a flight from Tokyo, I’m told. He enters the room and shakes my hand politely, but soon seems agitated. I’m not sure whether it’s his lack of sleep or if this is just how people who make more money during power naps than you earn annually deal with potentially having their time wasted. In other words, I’m going to have to ease my way in gently. Continue reading...
Julia Wandelt, 24, is on trial accused of peddling the myth she is Madeleine McCann while stalking the girl’s parents.
Richard Holden on Politics Live. Lisa Nandy accused Richard Holden of “shouting like an angry man in a pub” as the pair clashed on live TV over the China spy row . The culture secretary at one point had to tell the Tory frontbencher to “calm down” as he continued his rant on the BBC’s Politics Live programme. The clash came amid the ongoing political row over the collapse of the case against two men accused of spying on the UK for China. The Tories have accused the government of deliberately failing to give the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) the evidence it requested so as to avoid damaging Britain’s relationship with Beijing. But Downing Street has instead blamed the last Conservative government for failing to officially classify China as a “threat” to the UK. Holden, the shadow transport secretary, told Nandy: “You’ve literally sent a trade delegation with Rachel Reeves to China within the last few months and then you accuse us of not having a hard approach when we were the ones who charged these guys. You’ve let them off.” Nandy said: “Just calm down for a moment.” But Holden hit back: “This is important, this is the national security of our country.” The Cabinet minister told him: “I know, but you’re literally just sitting on a sofa like an angry man in a pub.” Holden replied: “I don’t think that’s fair – I don’t think it’s true.” That prompted Nandy to say: “Can you stop doing that so I can answer the question?” Seemingly keen to have the last word, Holden then said: “Well I’m not doing that.” Lisa Nandy to Richard Holden(Tory Party): "You're literally just sitting on a sofa shouting like an angry man in a pub." #PoliticsLive #PMQs pic.twitter.com/2v23S2FN3l — Haggis_UK (@Haggis_UK) October 15, 2025 Earlier, Keir Starmer had clashed with Kemi Badenoch over the row. At prime minister’s questions, the PM announced that the government will publish all of the evidence it submitted to the CPS. Badenoch said Starmer had been “dragged” to this position and added: “It is simply unbelievable that he is trying to say the last government did not classify China as a threat.” The Tory leader said Cash and Berry “were charged under a Conservative government – they were let off under Labour”. She added: “What is the point of us having a lawyer rather than a leader as prime minister when he can’t even get the law right on a matter of national security?” But Starmer hit back: “She’s clearly not a lawyer or a leader. The problem for her is that I do actually know the law, I know what’s got to be proven.” Related... 'She's Not A Lawyer Or A Leader': Starmer Roasts Badenoch Over China Spy Row Keir Starmer Is Under Fire After The Trial Of 2 Men Accused Of Spying For China Collapsed. Here's Why 'She's Done Nothing Wrong': LBC Presenter Roasts Richard Holden Over Angela Rayner Row
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