Email attributed to Ghislaine Maxwell in DOJ files says the Prince Andrew–Virginia Giuffre photo was genuine and taken at Maxwell’s London home.
Bill and Hillary Clinton agreed to testify under oath in the House Epstein inquiry, days before an expected contempt vote.
UK ministers say NATO discussions about sending troops to Greenland are routine planning, with no UK deployment agreed or announced.
US put the UK’s £31bn Tech Prosperity Deal on hold, citing concerns over UK non-tariff barriers including the digital services tax and food rules.
A terror attack at a Hanukkah event in Bondi drew near-universal coverage across left, centre and right—but the real divide was how outlets framed cause, blame and meaning.
Starmer begins China trip for Xi talks on trade, investment and security, with a planned border security pact and a large business delegation.
The UK reaffirmed its support for free speech after the US banned five European online-safety campaigners, including two Britons, from entering the country.
Ministers opened a 12-week consultation on the BBC’s next Charter, covering mission, governance and post-2027 funding ahead of a 2026 White Paper.
At least 11 people were killed and 29 hospitalised after a shooting at a Hanukkah event at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, NSW Police said.
US officials said USS Abraham Lincoln will arrive in the Middle East soon as Trump warned Iran; Tehran issued threats and the US expanded oil sanctions.
DOJ released unclassified Epstein-related files under a new law; survivors and lawmakers criticized redactions as AP reported documents disappeared from the webpage.
UK MPs urge Keir Starmer to back the BBC after Donald Trump sued for up to $10bn over an edited Panorama clip of his 6 Jan 2021 speech.