Moment judge's phone plays history podcast out loud during supreme court hearing – video

The Rest is History podcast started playing from the phone of one of the justices during a hearing at the UK supreme court last week. The music briefly interrupted the hearing before the judge turned it off and apologised, telling the court: 'It was switched to silent'

The Meaning of Melania

The most interesting part of the first lady’s film is what it leaves out.

The hill I will die on: Britons love saying thank you – I think we should ban the phrase

Really, what is the point of this endless conversational back and forth? Step out of the loop, and change your life

What links Derek Malcolm, Roger Ebert and Philip French? The Saturday quiz

From arctos and americanus to North America’s ‘other’ US, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz

Tim Dowling: I’ve already used up all my optimism for the year. What now?

The misery of the English winter has made me homesick for extreme US weather. I hate to miss a hurricane

Creepy: Guthrie Plea To Mom’s Kidnappers Eerily Similar to ‘Silence Of The Lambs’ Scene

Similar wording Guthrie used appears in 1991 film in scene where character makes video plea to kidnappers.

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Digested week: Got to love Germany’s great potato giveaway

All those with roots, like the Mangans, in Catholic Ireland must surely have felt the urge to go and stock up

Democracy Under Occupation

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What Savannah Guthrie's video plea may reveal about family's strategy in trying to bring mother Nancy home

Updated on: February 5, 2026 / 6:49 PM EST / CBS News

Russia says 2.8-ton chunk of Aletai meteorite disguised as garden ornament found being smuggled to U.K.

Updated on: February 5, 2026 / 10:54 AM EST / CBS/AFP

After high school, a friend I was very close to drifted away. Should I seek closure from her?

Getting closure and reaching out are two different questions, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. One may not help with the other