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‘Subject of rumour and speculation’: Scott Mills breaks silence after BBC sacking over decades-old sex offence probe

Former BBC Radio 2 presenter Scott Mills has issued his first public statement after being sacked by the broadcaster, addressing a past police investigation into alleged sexual offences.In a statement released through his lawyers, Mills said he had been the subject of “rumour and speculation” following his sudden exit.“The recent announcement that I am no…

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Who is Luanne James? US librarian fired for refusing to move LGBTQ-themed books from children’s section

A senior librarian in the US state of Tennessee has been fired after refusing to relocate more than 100 books from children’s sections, sparking a debate over censorship, free speech, and LGBTQ content in public libraries.The Rutherford County Library Board voted 8–3 to remove James after she refused to implement its directive to move around…

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Perplexity reacts to Indian-origin CEO Aravind Srinivas’ AI gaffe: Layoffs are fine as people hate their jobs

Aravind Srinivas, CEO of AI startup Perplexity, says job losses because of AI are fine as people hate their jobs anyway. Aravind Srinivas, the Indian-origin CEO of Perplexity AI, was caught in a major controversy after he defended AI-triggered layoffs and said people do not love their jobs anyway. In a podcast, Srinivas who studied…

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‘My grandfather was an anchor baby’: Donald Trump’s niece says best case against birthright citizenship is…

Donald Trump niece says her grandfather (Donald Trump’s father) was an ‘anchor baby’. Mary Trump, the niece of President Donald Trump, who is also a staunch critic of the president, said her grandfather was an anchor baby and the best case against birthright citizenship has been the president himself. Mary referred to Donald Trump’s father…

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‘Not just straits, also focus on gays of Hormuz’: No Kings protesters’ bizarre comments go viral | World News

The “No Kings” protests swept across the United States and parts of Western Europe on March 29, 2026, drawing thousands opposed to President Trump’s foreign policy, particularly the escalating tensions with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz. Organisers framed it as a movement for democracy, peace, and civil rights. It was all of those things,…

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Indian-origin US doctor reacts to Oracle layoff, says every single H-1B should be sent back home

​​Internet personality Mike Cernovich questions how many H-1Bs Oracle has after the IT company announced a layoff of 30,000 employees across the world.​ IT firm Oracle announced a brutal layoff impacting 30,000 employees across the world in a 6am email on March 31. Informing the employees that March 31 was their last working day, the…

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‘Who could blame her?’ Megyn Kelly says Kristi Noem’s affair seems ‘noble’ after husband’s secret life revealed but…

Megyn Kelly says Kristi Noem’s affair almost seems noble after the revelation of her husband’s secret life. Conservative commentator Megyn Kelly weighed in on the viral photos of Kristi Noem’s husband Bryon Noem — the latest scandal to hit the former DHS secretary — and said now Kristi Noem’s affair with Corey Lewandowski seems justified…

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British-Pakistani teen among 3 more arrested over arson attack on Jewish community ambulances in London

Three men, including a British‑Pakistani teenager, were arrested on Wednesday in connection with a arson attack on Jewish community ambulances in Golders Green, north London, police said.The suspects, aged 20, 19 and 17, were detained at separate addresses in east London on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson with intent to endanger life, the Metropolitan…

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UAE: Sharjah warns April fool’s pranks can lead to jail, Dh100,000 fine for spreading false information | World News

UAE warns April fool’s pranks can lead to jail/Image: Getty Images Posting or sharing false information online, even as a joke, can lead to serious legal consequences in the UAE, with authorities warning that humour offers no protection under the law. The Sharjah Public Prosecution has cautioned residents that spreading misinformation online, including April Fool’s…

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