Australian One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce was seen yelling at his dog, Stella, during a live ABC 7.30 interview while attempting to defend party leader Pauline Hanson's controversial European tour. The incident, which went viral, adds to Joyce's history of dog-related news and occurred as One Nation shows strong polling support.
Australian politician Barnaby Joyce faced criticism after yelling at his dog during a live ABC News interview, startling the reporter. The incident, which quickly circulated online, led to public debate over his behavior and whether it was a deflection tactic from questions about Pauline Hanson's meeting with Tommy Robinson.
Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni was visibly emotional after his team's dramatic 3-2 comeback win against Egypt in the World Cup. He struggled to continue an interview, citing his overwhelming emotions after the match.
Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni was overcome with emotion after his team's dramatic 3-2 comeback win against Egypt in the World Cup. He struggled to hold back tears, stating the team "will never abandon the Argentine people."
The Walt Disney Company has agreed to pay $50 million to settle a class-action antitrust lawsuit. The suit alleged Disney inflated live TV streaming prices by forcing services like YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream to bundle ESPN, creating an artificial price floor. Millions of subscribers from 2019-2026 may be eligible for payouts.
Instagram is experimenting with longer-form videos, episodic series, and Live TV for its TV app, aiming to compete with streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. The app is rolling out to Samsung TVs and includes features like channels and casting from phones.
Manchester City are considering legal action after Real Madrid presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme claimed he would sign striker Erling Haaland and midfielder Rodri. Riquelme's campaign promises include signing top players and potentially hiring Jurgen Klopp.
Victoria Atkins accused him of abandoning friendship and said they had not spoken since he defected to ReformThe rancorous relationship between Robert Jenrick and his former colleagues in the Conservative party was aired on live TV on Friday when an MP who backed his leadership bid accused him of abandoning their friendship.Victoria Atkins, the shadow environment secretary, revealed live on the BBC’s local election programme that she has not spoken to Robert Jenrick since he defected to Reform in January. Continue reading...
Six Welsh party leaders prepare for a crucial televised debate with just over a week until the Senedd election on May 7. Polls suggest Labour's 27-year dominance is under serious threat from Plaid Cymru and Reform, making this a high-stakes opportunity to appeal to undecided voters. Key issues expected include health, education, cost of living, and particularly immigration, where Reform and Conservatives want to end the Nation of Sanctuary policy while other parties support it. No single party is expected to win a majority under the new voting system.
