A security guard was caught on CCTV stealing £11,000 worth of clothes from Harrods, reportedly due to being 'in trouble with mum'.

The conservative town of Social Circle, Georgia, is forming an unusual coalition to push back against plans to convert a warehouse into an ICE detention center.

Michael Vaughan has called on England captain Harry Brook to deliver strong performances in crucial matches, following his recent successes in Sri Lanka.

The Matildas have named their Women's Asian Cup squad, including Sam Kerr and taking a risk on Mary Fowler's fitness, while injured Charli Grant misses out ahead of their opening match against the Philippines.

Approximately £45 million raised through investment in The Hundred will be allocated to projects aimed at making cricket more inclusive across England and Wales.

The stars of the film 'KPop Demon Hunters' are calling for Korean culture to be mainstream, suggesting to 'drop the K' as the film's success contributes to a wave of Korean hits.

A review of 'Dust,' a drama that fictionalizes a tech-bro dotcom bust in rural Belgium, drawing parallels to contemporary AI times.

A two-month-old baby, hospitalized for bronchitis and unresponsive in ICE custody, was subsequently deported to Mexico.

Rebecca Morrison's heroic final throw kept Great Britain's Olympic curling medal hopes alive in a crucial must-win encounter.

The Labour party in the UK may drop its minimum wage pledge due to concerns about youth joblessness.

The season one soundtrack for 'Fatal Fury: City Of The Wolves,' featuring dance tracks from artists like Steve Aoki and Solomun, will be available on streaming and vinyl.

Copenhagen is highlighted for its diverse bakeries, offering a variety of buns suitable for any occasion.

New captivating retreats are offering tourists a unique insight into the northern soul of Vietnam.

The daughter of actor Tommy Lee Jones has passed away due to an accidental overdose.

Kick It Out has criticized Jose Mourinho, accusing him of 'gaslighting' for suggesting Vinicius Jr. provoked racist abuse with his goal celebration.

Consultancy forecasts a nearly £117 annual reduction in household energy bills in Great Britain, following Rachel Reeves' announcement to remove green subsidy costs from domestic bills.

Candidates for the Greater Manchester constituency of Gorton and Denton have released their minute manifestos ahead of the upcoming by-election.

Cuba's tourism industry is facing significant disruption, with major Canadian airlines suspending flights, due to a fuel blockade imposed by the Trump administration.

Police are investigating after a famous elephant statue in Rome, known as the Elefantino, had a tusk snapped off overnight, marking another instance of damage to the sculpture.

A former Spanish referee has reignited controversy by analyzing an uncalled sending-off during the Real Madrid versus Benfica match.

An advert for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has been banned for trivializing sexual violence, despite Activision Blizzard UK Ltd stating it was targeted at adults.

Rebecca Morrison's double takeout in the final stone leads Team GB to an 8-7 victory over the United States, keeping their semi-final hopes alive.

The killing of far-right activist Quentin Deranque has plunged France into political turmoil, with the suspect's alleged ties to the France Unbowed party drawing scrutiny to the left.

The Victoria and Albert Museum is showcasing a recreation of the original YouTube experience from 2005, using internet archives to display the platform's first video and watchpage.

The Cuban foreign minister is visiting Moscow as the island faces severe fuel shortages, with Russia urging the US not to blockade Cuba.

A new study challenges existing theories about how deep-sea fish perceive light, based on examinations of the retinas of fish larvae caught at significant depths.

The Mercury Prize music award ceremony is scheduled to return to Newcastle's Utilita Arena on October 22, 2026.

Puig, the company behind Charlotte Tilbury, announced a standout year for makeup sales, contributing to five billion euros in net revenues for the 2025 financial year.

Florida GOP congressman Randy Fine has ignited controversy with an Islamophobic social media post, drawing criticism from figures like Megyn Kelly and a vow from House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to hold him accountable.

Exclusive research has uncovered a program where paper restorers and bookbinders were involved in making centuries-old records legible to detect people’s ancestry, which was then used to compile a Holocaust 'hitlist'.

Rebecca Morrison's sensational double takeout in the final end led Team GB to an 8-7 victory over the United States, keeping their semi-final hopes alive.

Kunal Nayyar, known for his role in 'The Big Bang Theory,' is reportedly using his earnings to pay medical bills for random families through GoFundMe.

Senegal is facing a mysterious bond bid from Togo, originating from Lomé and denominated in CFA francs.

Former Misfits frontman Michale Graves has spoken out after several of his UK gigs were cancelled, reportedly due to concerns over his right-wing political views, stating that no one should feel unsafe at live music events.

Six Palestine Action activists are set to face a retrial on criminal damage charges following a break-in at the UK base of an Israel-based defence firm, as confirmed by the CPS.

A man was reportedly shot in the head with a shotgun outside a London silent disco, according to court proceedings.

Actor Shia LaBeouf was reportedly seen lying on the ground and violently attacked in new footage from New Orleans, following a recent arrest in the city.

Former world number two Paula Badosa has addressed and refuted suggestions that her withdrawal from a tournament in Dubai was 'disrespectful to the game'.

Benfica manager José Mourinho has been strongly criticized by Kick It Out for his reaction to Vinícius Júnior's allegations of racism, with UEFA also investigating Real Madrid's claims.

Aberdeen, currently without a manager and struggling in the Scottish Premiership, faces a critical Scottish Cup last-16 tie against Motherwell, a team described as their 'kryptonite club'.

Thundercat has released a new funky single titled 'She Knows Too Much,' which features the late Mac Miller, from his upcoming album 'Distracted.'

This story explores the current 'AI panic,' questioning the extent of its impact and examining the real demand for AI with tangible numbers.

The US Attorney General's reaction during questioning about the Epstein Files is under scrutiny, alongside a speculative report about Barack Obama's accidental confirmation of aliens.

The office market is exhibiting a K-shaped recovery, mirroring the broader US economy where upper-income consumers drive growth while middle and working-class households face constraints.

The costs for asylum appeal court cases in the UK have reached nearly £4,000 per case, highlighting the financial burden of the asylum system.

A review of Charli XCX’s 'The Moment' mockumentary describes it as messy but destined to live on through memes and TikTok clips.

A review of 'The Battle' by John Niven, which reimagines the iconic Blur v Oasis rivalry as an ITV sitcom, has been released.

Morten Morland's latest cartoon for The Times, dated February 18, 2026, has been published.

Feyenoord has relocated its training sessions to Belgium to allow new signing Raheem Sterling to integrate with his new team-mates.

Sherman Oaks Notre Dame and El Segundo are set to start their softball seasons, with Notre Dame's young team expected to contend for a title.

Flat prices in the UK have fallen, primarily due to a sharp decline in London, contrasting with other property types and reflecting a desire for more space.

Following their victory over England, Scotland lock Scott Cummings stated the team's focus is on backing up that performance with a win against Wales.

A review has been published for 'The Ballad Of Judas Priest,' a gripping rock documentary co-directed by Rage Against The Machine’s Tom Morello, detailing the heavy metal legends' formation.

A jewellery thief who stole £10,000 worth of valuables was apprehended by police after being spotted wearing one of the stolen watches.

A second wild beaver has been spotted at a Norfolk nature reserve, with a pair filmed grooming each other, raising questions about their origin.

Major League Soccer will transition to a summer-to-spring schedule next year, aligning with major European leagues, a move executives see as an opportunity.

Anger is growing in Pakistan and internationally over the health and fate of former prime minister and cricket captain Imran Khan, who is currently imprisoned.

A report highlights the potential human cost of the Trump administration's environmental deregulation drive, warning of risks to public health alongside planetary impact.

Frieze Week 2026 in Los Angeles will showcase six essential exhibitions, including works by Robert Therrien and Alejandro G Iñárritu.

Despite a significant decrease in food inflation in January, experts are warning that supermarket prices could see another increase.

Every generation rediscovers Emily Brontë’s novel, and every generation seems convinced it finally understands it.

A man has been swept away by a river in Europe, where major flooding has submerged streets and houses, forcing locals to use boats for transportation.

Palestine Action activists are set to face a retrial on all charges that did not result in verdicts, as confirmed by Deanna Heer KC.

The soundtrack for 'Elden Ring: Nightreign,' titled 'The Forsaken Hollows,' has been made available for streaming, featuring 45 minutes of new music.

Ostarine, a drug designed to help cancer patients rebuild muscles, has become a contentious substance in sports, posing challenges for anti-doping agencies.

Former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell is accused of embezzling £459,000 from the party over a 12-year period, with First Minister John Swinney reportedly informed of the charges weeks before they became public.

A Florida pizzeria famous for its iguana pie has been forced to stop selling the viral delicacy due to regulatory hurdles, bringing an end to the 'chicken of the trees' pizza topping.

Curling, with its unique gameplay and recent controversies, has emerged as a surprising favorite among gamblers at the Milan Cortina Olympics, rivaling hockey in betting interest.

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Surrey Police are appealing for information regarding claims of human trafficking and sexual assault dating back to 1994, which have resurfaced in the Epstein files.

Europe is urged to treat energy security as a critical component of defence policy, shifting focus from mere efficiency and decarbonisation to resilience.

Ivan Toney has indicated he is open to a move back to the Premier League, while other transfer rumors include Liverpool's plans for Dominik Szoboszlai and Nick Woltemade's ambitions.

The San Francisco 49ers will officially be adding a second international game to their 2026 schedule.

Lara Trump stated that the former president has a pre-written speech ready to announce the discovery of alien life, an admission made after Barack Obama's viral comments about aliens.

Former SNP chief executive Murrell is accused of embezzling £459,000 from the party over a 12-year period, a development Swinney was aware of weeks before it became public.

The band Life has released a new single 'The Dollywagon' and announced their upcoming album 'Abstract/Natural,' which they describe as having a 'pulpy Northern-based western' sound.

A woman had her leg amputated following a 'life-changing error' during knee surgery where a drill slipped, leading to severe complications.

A list of the five best Scottish islands has been compiled, featuring both popular and lesser-known destinations.

A new fashion trend emphasizes wearing black, but with a focus on styles that are anything but boring.

Designer jeans are being sidelined as Levi’s 501s are once again becoming a popular choice among the fashion elite.

The Championship is being recognized as England's most entertaining football league.

The auto and transport sector is generating market talk, with a focus on private jet companies experiencing high demand from millionaires.

Virgin Media O2 anticipates a profit decline in 2026 after reporting significant losses of broadband and mobile customers in 2025.

A Co-op supermarket in Sheffield has gained viral attention on Reddit for the 'symphonic' drone produced by its freezers, with users comparing the sound to ambient music.

An individual shares their personal struggle with Long Covid, highlighting its more than 200 possible symptoms and the challenges of diagnosis and treatment, especially with reduced federal funding.

The upcoming game Silent Hill: Townfall is set in the fictional St Amelia, which is based on the real village of St Monans in Fife, Scotland.

Emily Harrop, a top French medal hopeful in ski mountaineering's Winter Olympic debut, had the option to compete for Team GB.

Fifteen members of Congress have written to Marco Rubio, demanding accountability for the nine-month detention of 15-year-old Palestinian-American Mohammed Ibrahim in Israel.

Gabon's media regulator has suspended social media platforms indefinitely, stating the ban is due to the 'spreading of false information'.

Keir Starmer is considering a crackdown on social media, including a potential ban for under-16s, similar to Australia's approach.

A bus driver has died in a crash involving school children on Tullyah Road in County Armagh, Northern Ireland.

Tennis star Paula Badosa has spoken out against online abuse after retiring from her match in Dubai due to a thigh injury.

Prominent luxury fashion designers like Clare Waight Keller, Jonathan Saunders, and Kim Jones are increasingly taking on roles with retail giants, marking a trend of mass-market migration.

Anoosh Chakelian and Will Dunn delve into the most absurd and amusing political stories of the week, focusing on the Labour Party's internal dynamics and public perception.

Former Premier League star Les Ferdinand has voiced his apprehension regarding England's limited choices for strikers as the team prepares for the upcoming World Cup.

A listener earning £100,000 and paying 67% in tax raises concerns about the UK's tax system, questioning whether Labour's policies are stifling productivity and ambition.

A manhunt has been launched by the Met Police for rapper Daniel Boakye, who has reportedly taunted authorities online after escaping custody twice within a single week.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has expressed doubts about the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) fighter jet project, stating it fails to meet Germany’s needs and contradicting Emmanuel Macron.

A firm responsible for assessing harm caused by Covid vaccines has been replaced after its costs surged to £48 million, eight times the initial estimate.

A study suggests that a specific form of brain training from the 1990s may significantly reduce dementia risk for decades, while cognitive shuffling is explored as a potential remedy for sleeplessness.