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Nigel Farage reveals he gets 30 death threats a week – as row rages over protection for Reform MPs following ‘murder’ of Ann Widdecombe
Reform UK said it has recorded 1,577 threats against Mr Farage since February, including 597 death threats.
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Prince Harry reveals his full-time job after leaving royal life
Prince Harry's podcast appearance promoted the Invictus Games while revealing personal details about his grooming routine and gym-based trauma recovery.
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Jets quarterback Geno Smith pulled over in Florida, marking third police encounter this offseason
Bodycam footage showed Geno Smith pulled over in a 2025 Aston Martin allegedly driving 70 mph in a 45-mph zone, his third Davie Police Department encounter this offseason.
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Megan Rapinoe’s latest defense of males in women’s sports collapses under its own hypocrisy | Dan Zaksheske
Megan Rapinoe argues in Marie Claire that pro-women's sports legislation is actually anti-trans, but her claims rely on debunked talking points.
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Injury fears eased over Sheffield Wednesday defensive pair Liam Cooper and Ricardo Santos – thestar.co.uk
Injury fears eased over Sheffield Wednesday defensive pair Liam Cooper and Ricardo Santos thestar.co.uk
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Parents who were jailed after refusing to let their children go outside for FOUR years over Covid fears are freed from prison
Christian Steffen, 53, and his American-born wife Melissa, 48, were acquitted after appealing their charge of ‘habitual psychological violence within the family environment’.
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‘Wonderful’ CA nurse and mother vanishes after going to casino, car found abandoned at mountain park: family
Angelica Brophy's car was found at Palomar State Park days after the Kaiser Permanente nurse vanished on her way to pick up her child from camp.
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FBI warns match between England and Argentina is ‘highest risk’ of tournament
Scuffles have already broken out between rival supporters and there are fears Argentinian ‘ultra’ football thugs could be heading to the US.
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Critics say Labour child social media curfews are easily bypassed
The article reports criticism of Labour’s proposed social media restrictions for children, with opponents arguing the measures are poorly designed and unlikely to work as intended. The main complaint is that the curfews would only begin at midnight and could reportedly be turned off by children, which critics say undermines the policy’s stated aim of…