Day: November 13, 2025
BBC-Trump crisis live: Broadcaster ‘set to apologise’ to president as $1bn legal threat deadline looms
US president Donald Trump has given BBC until Friday to respond to his lawsuit threat
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Daughter ‘deleted’ from £1.1m will for failing to show mother ‘love and respect’
Aysel Gencay has lost a court battle over her mother’s will
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Race against time as rescuers search for trapped worker inside flooded coal mine
Holes have been drilled in the mine and dive teams have explored potential areas where air pockets might exist
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Australia arrests ‘fortune teller’ accused of running £35m fraud
Police allege 53-year-old preyed on vulnerable Vietnamese community by claiming she could foresee they would ‘become billionaires’
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British journalist Sami Hamdi on way home to UK after weeks in ICE detention
The commentator was detained at a California airport on 26 October
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Trump’s military takeover of US cities has already cost taxpayers nearly $500M
President’s decision to bolster urban law enforcement with federal forces in cities like Washington, Los Angeles and Chicago proving hugely costly, according to a report
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California immigration detainees complained a guard harassed and sexually assaulted them. He then got promoted
Officer accused of summoning detainees to private office late at night and making threats and promises in order to coerce them into granting sexual favors
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Ukraine-Russia war latest: Major Russian oil firm in crisis before start of Trump sanctions
Lukoil is attempting to sell off its foreign assets ahead of the 21 November sanctions deadline
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BBC licence fee ‘criminalises people who want to watch television’, Nadine Dorries says
Former Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has attacked the BBC licence fee , arguing the mandatory payment “criminalises people who want to watch television.”
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Australia’s first treaty with Aboriginal people signed in Victoria
Treaty delivers formal apology and gives First Nations people more oversight over decision concerning them
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