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In April 2024, Thailand-based investor Christopher Harborne gave Reform UK leader Nigel Farage £5 million as a 'reward' for his Brexit efforts, which Farage calls a private gift for lifelong security due to threats. The undisclosed sum before his MP election sparked a Parliamentary Standards Commissioner probe for breaching registration rules and a Financial Conduct Authority referral over his pro-crypto views. Former Reform chairman Dr. David Bull urged Farage to take 'some time out' from ruthless politics, later clarifying it as a holiday after 30 years of hard work, while the party leads some polls despite internal strains.

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A £5 million personal gift from a crypto billionaire has Nigel Farage defending his finances amid calls for a break from politics. Even a close ally suggests he step back for some rest.

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The six-member group—Jungwon, Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo, and Ni-ki—launched their fourth world tour, Blood Saga, in May at Seoul's KSPO Dome, with summer stops in Latin America, the U.S., UK, and Europe like double shows in Mexico City on July 11-12. Today's individual teaser reels capture the dark theme, from Jake's explosive energy to Ni-ki's dazzle, previewing high-energy performances. Tonight at 8 p.m. KST, Episode 6 of their hit Spotify podcast The Blood Diary, hosted by Jungwon, Jay, and Sunghoon, explores real-life mysteries like a haunted doll, building on the series' million-view success across 11 countries.

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Jungwon raises a glass with a sly wine emoji, while Jay grips a knife—ENHYPEN's fresh Instagram reels drip with gothic tour energy just as their vampire podcast drops a new mystery tonight.

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Michael Carrick, Manchester United's manager, excluded Casemiro and Benjamin Sesko from the squad for the match against Sunderland. He opted to play Mason Mount and Bruno Fernandes in deeper roles instead.

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Sanju Samson described MS Dhoni as the Roger Federer of cricket for his calm, composed, and effortless yet powerful style during a JioStar show. He likened Virat Kohli's aggressive, explosive, and power-filled approach to Carlos Alcaraz, particularly noting similarities to Kohli's early career.

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Councillor Rukhsana Ismail, Rotherham's ceremonial mayor for 2025/26, never said Britain needs Sharia law, as confirmed by Full Fact and Reuters. The claim stems from a misrepresented video where she greeted people in Arabic and English during Ramadan, with no mention of policy changes. Amid Rotherham's past grooming gang scandals and UK debates on Sharia councils—which offer voluntary religious advice but hold no legal power—the post fueled outrage, though critics labeled it ragebait and official sources stress UK courts alone enforce law.

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A shared image showed Rotherham's mayor in robes, falsely quoting her on Sharia law to make Britain great again. Fact-checkers quickly traced it to a twisted Ramadan greeting.

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Eala's semifinal run at the Berlin Open, where she beat world No. 2 Elena Rybakina and No. 8 Elina Svitolina, boosted her into the top 32 for Wimbledon's seedings announced Monday. Fans celebrated the milestone, the first for a Filipina in singles after Treat Huey seeded in men's doubles a decade ago. She fell early at Bad Homburg to Elise Mertens but now teams with Venus Williams in doubles, facing qualifiers in their opener Wednesday ahead of Wimbledon's June 29 start.

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At 21, Alexandra Eala reached a career-high No. 30 after stunning top players on grass, earning the No. 29 seed at Wimbledon 2026 as the first Filipina in Grand Slam singles history.

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Yasin Ayari struck twice from distance, including a stunner in the 7th minute, while Isak silenced doubters with his first World Cup goal on a solo run and set up Viktor Gyökeres for another. Mattias Svanberg added a quick sub goal late on, earning Isak Man of the Match in the Group F rout. Tunisia sacked coach Sabri Lamouchi hours later, hiring Hervé Renard—twice Africa Cup of Nations winner—as interim boss ahead of their Japan clash, leaving the group wide open after Netherlands-Japan drew.

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Alexander Isak burst onto the World Cup stage with a goal and two assists, powering Sweden to a dominant 5-1 win over Tunisia in Monterrey.

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Sweden set up base camp at FC Dallas' home in Frisco, Texas, ahead of Group F matches against Tunisia in Monterrey, the Netherlands in Houston, and Japan in Arlington. The England-born manager, who speaks fluent Swedish from his Östersunds FK days, embraced the local vibe during open sessions watched by thousands. Potter qualified Sweden for their first World Cup since 2018 by beating Ukraine and Poland in playoffs, with late goals from Viktor Gyökeres, and now leads stars like Gyökeres, Alexander Isak, and FC Dallas defender Herman Johansson aiming for upsets.

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Graham Potter strolled into training at FC Dallas Stadium wearing a wide-brimmed cowboy hat, tipping it with a grin that captured the Lone Star spirit.

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