UK rapper C Biz has been cleared of serious drug charges in Bermuda after a jury ruled he had no knowledge of over 160 grams of heroin found in his hotel safe. The verdict brings an end to a high-profile case that gripped the island for weeks.

A school has issued an apology after a 12-year-old girl was sent home for wearing a Union Jack dress on Culture Celebration Day, despite being encouraged to wear traditional attire reflecting her heritage. Courtney Wright, a high-achieving Year 7 student, had planned to give a speech about British traditions but was instead removed from class and made to wait for her father. Her family said the dress was politicised unfairly, while others in cultural dress were allowed to participate. The school has since promised to review its policies and staff training.

Drill rapper Loski has been jailed for eight months after being found with a knife and resisting arrest at a hotel in Beaconsfield. He was spotted by police investigating a fatal crash on the M40 and tried to flee. Already on licence for a firearms offence, he was recalled to prison. The crash left one man dead and another seriously injured. Three others were arrested and bailed, and police have urged against speculation as investigations continue.

Axel Rudakubana, the teenager convicted of murdering three children in Southport, is now so dangerous behind bars that he must be escorted by five officers in full riot gear each time he leaves his cell. Ongoing threats, including an alleged attack on a prison guard with boiling water, have sparked heightened security at HMP Belmarsh.

A report into Gregg Wallace’s conduct has upheld 45 allegations, mostly involving inappropriate sexual language and one case of unwanted physical contact, linked to his time on MasterChef. Despite his autism diagnosis, the BBC and Banijay deemed his return to the show “untenable” and confirmed he would no longer work with the broadcaster. The BBC is yet to decide whether to air the upcoming MasterChef series, which was mostly filmed before his departure.

It was evident that Chelsea football stars Cole Palmer and Reece James were fairly confused when US President Donald Trump unexpectedly joined them for the team's historic Club World Cup triumph celebrations. The team victoriously achieved a 3-0 win against Paris St-Germain at the MetLife stadium in New Jersey, however, their iconic trophy lifting ritual was crashed by the president, who was eager to remain present for the ceremony.