Nearly two years after the scandal that abruptly ended his BBC career, former footballer and television presenter Jermaine Jenas is speaking candidly about the consequences of his actions and making it clear that he's not looking for sympathy.Appearing on Good Morning Britain, the former Tottenham Hotspur and England midfielder reflected on the fallout that followed his dismissal from the BBC in 2024 after complaints were made about inappropriate messages sent to female colleagues.

Tributes have been pouring in following the passing of East London singer, songwriter and Grammy-winning creative Talay Riley, a figure whose influence on British music stretched far beyond the spotlight.

Rapper Digga D has sparked discussion online after sharing a candid message about the harsh realities of street life on his Instagram Story.In the post, Digga reflected on the outcomes he says often come with involvement in the roads, writing: “Some friends will die. Some friends will go mental. Some friends will turn into enemies..."

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup gets underway across the United States, Canada and Mexico, Iran’s national team finds itself facing one of the tournament’s most unusual situations.According to Iranian officials, Team Melli will not be permitted to stay in the United States during the competition despite all three of their group-stage matches taking place there. Instead, the squad will be based in Tijuana, Mexico, crossing the border into the U.S. on matchdays before returning to Mexico immediately after each game.

Former CGM rapper Ty From The Wyld has become the centre of online debate after taking the stand in court and denying murder allegations linked to the fatal 2020 stabbing of Stephen Morrisson.

Congratulations are in order for Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury, who have announced the arrival of their second child together, a baby boy.The couple shared the happy news with fans on social media, marking a new chapter for the family after welcoming their first child, daughter Bambi, in January 2023.