Michael Burry will shut his fund and return capital, arguing valuations—particularly in tech—are too high and out of step with fundamentals. The disclosure came as shares fell, with AI-linked stocks under pressure, sharpening doubts about the durability of this year’s rally.
Shabana Mahmood will unveil Denmark‑style asylum reforms to deter unfounded claims and accelerate removals. Plans aim to cut incentives to travel, speed decisions and appeals, and widen returns agreements. Ministers say the shake‑up tackles record caseloads and rising costs.
Sarah Ferguson is considering spending an extended period abroad amid continued fallout from the Epstein affair, according to reports. The move would aim to reduce media pressure on her family. She faces no charges, and any decision remains under review.
Sarah Ferguson plans to leave the UK and relocate to Portugal, moving into a luxury villa owned by her daughter Eugenie. The move is expected to be long-term, though no date has been confirmed.
A columnist argues that repeated infidelity in her family may have genetic roots, saying biology and upbringing influenced her choices. She calls for understanding rather than blame, though sceptics emphasise personal responsibility and note the science behind a “cheating gene” is uncertain.
Pat Butcher makes a comeback to EastEnders, reuniting with familiar faces on set. The return of the Albert Square icon promises nostalgia and new threads for long‑time viewers, with producers set to weave her back into key family and community storylines.
Shabana Mahmood will set out Denmark‑style migration laws, tightening asylum rules and family reunion. Measures include curbing use of Article 8 to stop removals and modelling Danish limits on reunification. Ministers say it’s the toughest package yet to deter illegal entry.
BBC Newsnight is accused of altering a second video of Donald Trump. His lawyers claim a pattern of defamation and have demanded action from senior bosses. The broadcaster says it is reviewing the matter after an earlier edit drew criticism.
The BBC apologised to Donald Trump for an edited clip in a Panorama programme, with a personal letter expressing regret. It rejected his $1bn defamation demand, saying there’s no basis for damages and that its legal case is strong. The documentary will not be rebroadcast.
Ministers say the UK–France asylum-swap scheme is delivering: 113 people have been returned to France and 84 accepted from there since September. The Home Sec hails a milestone aimed at deterring Channel crossings and speeding removals, though arrivals remain high.
MPs say the MoD’s mishandling of personal data left Afghans who worked with UK forces exposed, with inadequate controls despite earlier breaches. A Commons committee warns the failure to learn lessons means a repeat is possible, leaving thousands still at risk while seeking sanctuary in Britain.