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Antigua and Barbuda has become the latest Caribbean nation to loosen its formal ties to the British monarchy after introducing a new oath of allegiance that no longer requires loyalty to King Charles III.
Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has waded into the raging storm of the AI revolution with a provocation that sounds suspiciously like a classic bait-and-switch.
Across the UK, a growing body of evidence is exposing a stark reality: the Universal Credit sanctions regime is not simply a system of enforcement, but one that is pushing people into hunger, debt and deepening poverty.
The discovery reignites debate over why action took so long.
Courtroom showdown between two of Jamaica's biggest lawyers after Jaii frais and Jahvy beef
Did Outspoken Commentary Play a Role in the Clash Surrounding Jais Frais?
BeyHive Convinced Beyoncé Is Pregnant After New Look Goes Viral
Wireless cancelled — but the real story is how quickly Britain acts for some communities and not for others.
From Stillborn to Spotlight: The Extraordinary Rise of Nigy Boy
“What Happened to Baaluuse?” – A Citizen’s Outcry That Now Echoes Across Continents
How Amber Rae Became the UK’s Most Magnetic New Choreographer
Online commentator Bouncer has ignited a firestorm across social media, accusing the BBC of barefaced racism following reports that punk-grime duo Bob Vylan has been added to an internal "block list."
