Man who stormed Jewish wedding blames outburst on past discrimination
Man who stormed Jewish wedding in 'hate spree' blames discrimination for being Irish Catholic.
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Man who stormed Jewish wedding in 'hate spree' blames discrimination for being Irish Catholic.
Microsoft reportedly plans to cut more than 25% of its global workforce through buyouts.
Ballon d'Or 2026 moves from Paris to London for 70th anniversary.
Mum warns of 'cosmetic cowboy' risks after deadly lip filler infection.
Fin Smith's calf injury leaves England's autumn opener against Australia uncertain.
Third woman claims Russell Brand grinned 'like a clown' before sexually assaulting her in bathroom.
Andy Burnham says UK could rejoin EU in his lifetime but won't change immigration rules without referendum.
The Telangana Association of United Kingdom marks Bathukamma and Dasara with handloom focus and 2,000 diaspora members.
US defense secretary Pete Hegseth said most non-US Nato allies barely fought in Afghanistan. Downing Street says that is wrong and dishonours the sacrifice of 457 British personnel who died there.
A six-hundred-year-old Scottish university tradition has evolved from giving raisins to covering first-year students in shaving foam.
UK’s Financial Conduct Authority creates agentic finance framework to balance innovation and consumer safety.
Manchester City forward Antoine Semenyo will miss up to eight weeks after suffering a knee injury against Ipswich, while striker Erling Haaland's fitness for the Champions League match against AEK Athens remains uncertain.
Ezo gets €150m debt to build 3,000+ ev chargers across uk and ireland.
A new BBC film tells how Aberfan's community fought for 60 years to remove coal tips after a 1966 disaster killed 144 people.
Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage faces immediate job threat after 5-0 loss to Brighton and poor start.
Frank Lampard praises Coventry City's performance after 3-1 Premier League defeat to Tottenham.
Anya Taylor-Joy's Netflix revenge drama How to Kill Your Family begins filming in London this month.
Ronnie O'Sullivan exits the Northern Ireland Open in the first round after losing 4-3 to world-ranked 110 player Ka Wai Cheung in Belfast.
Arteta's substitutes have scored 3 winning goals this season, setting a new record.
Richie Roncero, a former cocaine addict, is deliberately sleeping rough to fund addiction recovery beds for the UK.
James Maddison scores to give Spurs their first Premier League win in 17 months.
Maddison scores first Tottenham goal in 18 months to secure first Premier League win of season.
Britain will deploy fighter jets to help protect Saudi Arabia from Houthi attacks in a defensive capacity.
London's Troxy stage hosts Québécois math rock aliens Angine de Poitrine in a hypnotic live performance.