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During a June 2025 taping of Would I Lie to You?, David Walliams shocked audiences by repeatedly making Nazi salutes, prompting strong condemnation from the BBC. Although the footage will be cut, the incident has reignited debate over offensive humour and Walliams' behaviour in British comedy.

Broadway actor Harris Yulin has died aged 87, shortly after being cast in the new series American Classic. His manager confirmed the cause of death as cardiac arrest.

A year after Air India Express crew protested over fatigue and poor conditions, the fatal crash of Flight 171 raises urgent questions about safety culture, overwork, and missed warnings.

TikTok star Emilie Kiser's toddler tragically drowned in May. Amid mourning, she clarified a pre-filed privacy lawsuit was not related to the incident, urging the public for compassion.

Liverpool have shifted their focus from Newcastle's Alexander Isak to PSG's Bradley Barcola as part of a dramatic £300 million summer rebuild. The Reds are now prioritising the 22-year-old French winger to partner Florian Wirtz and Mohamed Salah in a revamped attacking trio.

Nearly half of California's faults are overdue for a quake. What does that mean for LA? Find out what the experts are saying today.

Mona Kimura is now trending on social media as she dominates her opponents in kickboxing with only one move: side kicks.

Discover how David Greenwood helped Verbum Dei dominate high school basketball in the 1970s despite limited resources and national recognition.

On 12 June 2025, Air India Flight AI171, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner carrying 242 passengers and crew, including 169 Indians and 53 Britons, crashed into Ahmedabad's Meghani Nagar.

Jessica Pegula reveals disturbing abuse from punters after her French Open loss, exposing a growing crisis of betting-fuelled hate in professional tennis.

New sonar imagery has identified a shipwreck off the Columbian coast as the San Jose, a Spanish galleon containing £16bn worth of treasure that multiple countries believe they have a claim to.