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He enjoyed the high life this summer aboard his family's luxury superyacht. But Cruz Beckham swapped sunloungers for sticky floors to launch his music career before punters in a pub.

The claims were allegedly made in a business management class on Monday, where slides also described Donald Trump as a 'terrorist leader' type of business chief.

Howard Sargent left a trail of destruction when his Toyota Yaris smashed through the front of the Pilot Inn in Dungeness after he'd been drinking all day, before calmly walking away from the wreckage.

A renewed search for the missing child continues but police issued a disheartening update midweek.

Dr Rahmeh Aladwan, who is facing claims of antisemitism and Holocaust denial openly called for Jihad and called armed fighters 'heroes' during a protest in central London in July.

Model Lila, 23, who is the daughter of Kate Moss , put on a leggy display in a grey long-sleeved leotard.

Isan Elba made sure to turn heads in a daring black strapless corset minidress as she attended the star-studded Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2025 on Wednesday.  

'It's truly the only hair styling tool you need'

Boris Johnson's former adviser claims that China infiltrated a key UK government data-transfer network for years, compromising highly classified materials and prompting a Whitehall cover-up that prioritized Chinese investment over national security. The Times reports: Dominic Cummings, who served as a senior adviser to Boris Johnson, said that he and the then prime minister were informed about the breach in 2020 but that there had subsequently been a cover-up. He said he was warned at the time that disclosing some specific details of the breach would be a criminal offence. He claimed that the breach included some "Strap" material, which is the government term for the highest level of classified information. The breach, which was confirmed by two other senior Whitehall sources, was said to have been connected to a Chinese-owned company involved in Britain's critical national infrastructure. Tom Tugendhat, a former Tory security minister, supported Cummings's account. Cummings said that he and Johnson were informed of the breach in the "bunker" of No 10 -- a reference to the secure room in Downing Street. He told The Times: "The cabinet secretary said, 'We have to explain something; there's been a serious problem', and he talked through what this was. "And it was so bizarre that, not just Boris, a few people in the room were looking around like this -- 'Am I somehow misunderstanding what he's saying? Because it sounds f***ing crazy.'" He added: "What I'm saying is that some Strap stuff was compromised and vast amounts of data classified as extremely secret and extremely dangerous for any foreign entity to control was compromised. "Material from intelligence services. Material from the National Security Secretariat in the Cabinet Office. Things the government has to keep secret. If they're not secret, then there are very, very serious implications for it."

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So far, the group has returned nine of the 28 known deceased captives, according to Israel's tally.

The Love Island star, 27, looked sensational as she posed up a storm in her hotel room ahead of the highly anticipated Victoria's Secret fashion show.

A top longevity researcher reveals the unlikely breakfast that could help you live longer and healthier - and surprisingly, it doesn't involve eggs.

The actress, 53, stars in the upcoming sports comedy-drama opposite the Dune star, 29, playing his love interest, movie star Kay Stone.

Japan attracts millions of tourists every year - but now, the popular destination has found itself tackling an unusual problem.

According to Action Fraud, travellers lost a total of over £11million to holiday fraud last year, with people losing an average of £1,844.

Residents in Lustleigh, Devon, have complained for years about the crumbling roads, even forming a volunteer group to fix the worst potholes themselves.

When I saw the footage of a keffiyeh-clad Samuel Williams screaming, 'Put the Zios in the ground' at a pro-Palestinian rally, I felt not shock, but sadness.

When the Fosters looked around a rural North Yorkshire farmhouse, with a view to purchasing it from the aristocratic Ropner family, what first struck them was the view from the bedroom window.

Aren Pearson, 41, carried out the frenzied attack on Claire Leveque, 24, while drunk at his mother's home in Shetland, Scotland.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: People in London could be hiring driverless taxis from Waymo next year, after the US autonomous vehicle company announced plans to launch its services there. The UK capital will become the first European city to have an autonomous taxi service of the kind now familiar in San Francisco and four other US cities using Waymo's technology. The launch pits an innovation sometimes dubbed the "robotaxi" against London's famous black cabs, which can trace their history back to the first horse-drawn hackney coaches of the Tudor era. But a representative of the capital's cab drivers said they were not concerned by the arrival of a "fairground ride" and questioned the reliability of driverless vehicles. Waymo said its cars were now on their way to London and would start driving on the capital's streets in the coming weeks with "trained human specialists," or safety drivers, behind the wheel. The company, originally formed as a spin-off from Google's self-driving car program, said it would scale up operations and work closely with Transport for London and the Department for Transportto obtain the permits needed to offer fully autonomous rides in 2026. Uber and the UK tech company Wayve have also announced their own plans to trial their driverless taxis in the capital next year, after the British government said it would accelerate rules allowing public trials to take place before legislation enabling self-driving vehicles passes in full.

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