Disgraced BBC anchor Huw Edwards' publicist sparked fury on Good Morning Britain after suggesting the former presenter should not return £200,000 in salary to the BBC.
Gloucestershire Police are seeking witnesses after a 13-year-old girl was sexually assaulted at a Churchdown bus stop. A 37-year-old woman has been arrested.
Hawaii faces a recovery effort estimated at $1 billion following two weeks of severe storms. Emergency crews have rescued over 200 people as officials warn that saturated soil remains a high risk for further flooding.
ABC staff held their first major strike in 20 years, halting flagship news and radio programs. Journalists cite stagnating pay, job insecurity, and AI fears as key drivers behind the national protest.
Gardening expert David Domoney advises that attracting ladybirds to your backyard is the most effective way to protect roses and vegetables from aphids. By planting specific nectar-rich flowers, gardeners can harness these natural predators to maintain a healthy ecosystem.
College professors are increasingly abandoning take-home written assignments for in-person oral exams to combat AI-driven plagiarism and ensure students retain critical thinking skills. This shift represents a broader movement to prioritize human interaction in the assessment process.
Paul Kovacich, a former K-9 commander convicted of his wife's 1982 murder, is challenging his conviction ahead of a parole hearing, citing suppressed FBI emails as evidence of misconduct.
A San Francisco judge has fined Public Defender Mano Raju $26,000 for refusing new case assignments. The move highlights a growing national crisis of underfunded public defense systems.
A petition calling for Harry and Meghan to self-fund their upcoming Australia trip has topped 32,000 signatures. The backlash comes as the couple faces scrutiny over the commercial nature of their visit amid local economic challenges.
Rodolfo “Rudy” Acuña, the pioneering historian who founded one of the nation's first Chicano Studies departments, has died at 93. His landmark textbook, 'Occupied America,' remains a cornerstone of the field despite decades of controversy.
Federal officials and faith leaders are scaling up security after a series of targeted attacks on religious institutions. The measures aim to counter rising antisemitism and Islamophobia amid mounting global tensions.
The family of Yan Cen, a Chinese hiker who died while attempting to rescue a friend on B.C.’s Brunswick Mountain, faces massive non-resident medical bills. A fundraiser has been established as the BC Coroners Service investigates the fatal fall.
