Nigel Farage had a deal in place to return as Reform leader months before the general election, it was claimed today.
The Brexiteer is said to have negotiated arrangements for a potential comeback in March and April 2024 – ahead of the national ballot in July.
A London bus driver has criticised the mayor after he claimed he had 'given TfL permission' to allow workers not to drive vehicles if they were too hot.
TfL's bus drivers were among the worst affected workers in the city when the four heatwaves of 2026 struck, as many vehicles did not have working air conditioning and the temperatures in some drivers' cabs reached over 40C.
From golfing with Donald Trump at the Mar-a-Lago Club estate, to lounging on yachts and boarding private jets, AI billionaires are increasingly emerging as the new jet-setting elite.
Tech trailblazers live in sprawling mansions in Palm Beach, Miami and Hawaii, enjoying the luxurious lifestyle afforded by their contributions to innovation.
When police officers ambushed Johannes Kongsnes Natland in a hotel room in West Yorkshire in March last year, the teenager was found with two working guns, 19 rounds of live ammunition and £2,000 in cash.
When he saw officers at his door, he mimed shooting one of them before he was thrust against the wall and handcuffed.
My family has farmed at Dallington, in Northamptonshire, since 1893. It is where my grandfather, Jack Spencer, grew up.
In 1919, my great-grandfather gave our family home there to the people of Northampton, to be used by local servicemen wounded (as my grandfather was) in the First World War. Yet he clung on to the fields nearby.
Holidaymakers are staying away from campsites in France as 'unprecedented' wildfires rip through the country, while firefighters scrambled to protect a seaside town in Greece.
A wildfire in France's Provence region continued to spread last night as 1,300 firefighters were deployed to quell the flames.
One Nation has once again pulled clear of Anthony Albanese's Labor government as Australia's preferred party after a chaotic month in the polls.
Support for Pauline Hanson's party temporarily wavered following her 'monoculture' speech at the National Press Club in June, meetings with controversial right-wing figures in the United Kingdom, and MP Barnaby Joyce making headlines for yelling at his dog off-camera during a trainwreck ABC interview.
Two sisters' lives have been blown apart after they discovered their real father may be their mother's fertility doctor.
Tasheena Greaves, 41, of North Dakota, and her sister Janae Nelson Raymond, 40, of Utah, have long thought they were their 87-year-old father Warren Nelson's children until recently, when they took a DNA test that said otherwise.
A Michigan hair salon broke state law by telling prospective transgender customers to stay away and visit a dog groomer instead, officials have ruled.
Studio 8 Hair Lab in Traverse City declared that anyone who did not identify as a man or woman was 'not welcome' in a Facebook post published in 2023.
A quaint palm-tree-lined coastal California town is in revolt over plans to build a massive 'hyperscale' data center on their doorstep.
Residents of Pittsburg, California, a sleepy boating town that shares the same name as Pennsylvania's second city, are furious about the move to build a 76-acre data center campus called Perseus on what was once the beloved local golf course.
Young migrants have been filming themselves cheering at their arrival in the Spanish territory of Ceuta, luring thousands of other youths to join them.
Some videos have racked up millions of views and thousands of comments in what has become a first-of-its-kind social media trend with dire consequences.
Ed Sheeran is transforming a cattle shed, pig pens and a milking parlour into state-of-the-art facilities at his new £1.1million Suffolk music complex.
The Shape Of You singer, 35, purchased the 17th-century farmhouse two years ago and initially focused on redeveloping the main barns, which he turned into a recording studio and rehearsal space.
