With Donald Trump being the oldest person ever to become elected as US president, many may wonder what would happen if he died while still in office.

Melinda Gates has spoken out after the latest batch of Epstein files claimed her ex-husband Bill Gates ‘caught an STD from Russian girls and tried to secretly slip his wife antibiotics’. Microsoft co-founder Gates was named in documents which were made public by the US Department of Justice last week.

While everyone's talking about Justin Bieber's lack of clothes when he took to the Grammys stage on Sunday (1 February), attention has now turned to a terse comment a lip reader believes he made to his wife Hailey on the red carpet. 

The cast of a coming-of-age classic flick has reunited after two decades since its release, and fans are losing it. There are some films that just stay with you forever and still hold up even 20 years later. 

Justin Bieber delivered a very stripped-back performance at the Grammys yesterday (1 February). 

The Osbourne family were visibly moved by a tribute paid to Ozzy Osbourne at tonight's Grammys (February 1). The lead singer of Black Sabbath died at the age of 76 in July 2025, just weeks after the legendary rock band did a farewell concern in Birmingham, UK. 

It's been three days since the US Department of Justice released the final documents related to the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein - and one particular snap of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is still hitting international headlines. 

Donald Trump has confirmed that he will sue Grammys host Trevor Noah after he made a joke about the president and Jeffrey Epstein. The South African comedian was in charge at last night's event in LA, which was already causing controversy thanks to a bold outfit choice from Chappell Roan and a rather amusing moment from Cher, when she announced a winner as an artist who has been dead for over 20 years. 

Warning: This article contains discussion of baby loss which some readers may find distressing. Snoop Dogg's daughter has tragically confirmed that her infant daughter has died. Cori Broadus, 26, shared a post to her Instagram Stories on January 31, sharing that her 10-month-old daughter, Codi Dreaux, had passed away. 

President Donald Trump has spoken out after the latest batch of recently released Epstein files accused him of sexual abuse. On Friday (January 30), the Department of Justice (DOJ) unveiled 3.5 million documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, in accordance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which was passed last year. 

Leo, Elena’s 7-year-old son, was playing on the climbing structure at their local playground. It was something he really enjoyed; one of his favorite things to do during the day. And the day was a beautiful one. The son was shining, the place was filled with children, and Leo had plenty of fun. Unfortunately, soon after, a tragedy struck, and Elena’s world shattered into a million pieces.
There was no scream or loud noise, just a dull thud and a child who never opened his eyes again.

Somehow, Leo fell, and he was rushed to the hospital.

Doctors did everything in their power to save his young life. Leo was placed on life support, while his scared mother prayed to God to save her son. Doctors spoke with careful compassion, but their words felt distant, muffled, as if Elena were watching events unfold from beneath water.

When life support was off, the silence that ensued was devastating. In that moment, Elena could finally understand what “never again” really meant. Never again would Leo leave his shoes by the door. Never again would he ask for one more story tonight. She knew she would never again hear his laughter echo through the house.

Loss did not come alone but brought aftermath.

Mark, her husband, had his own kind of meltdown. He had taken Leo to the park that day, and he was wracked with guilt. Instead of bringing the couple together, the loss and the grief solidified into resentment. Within weeks, he left. He couldn’t look at Elena without reliving the moment he wanted to unsee.

Elena stayed behind and was surrounded by reminders of a life ended too soon. Leo’s backpack was still where he’d left it, his shoes by the door, his crayons all over his room. In the ICU’s last hours, one calm presence kept her grounded. Dr. Aris was Elena’s silent company. She took her hand, and said, “Hold on. Don’t give the pain the victory.”

The months to come were filled with grief and mourning. Some days Elena was unable to get out of bed; other times she went outside just to show that she could.

She went to a grief support group and started small rituals. She planted her son’s favorite flowers, and wrote letters to him about the things he would never see again. Two years later, at a symposium on trauma and child protection, Elena recognized a familiar voice. Dr. Aris was at the lectern. She was speaking on empathy in medicine. When they reunited, the doctor shared her own story. She told Elena how her own daughter had survived a similar accident, forcing her to better understand the meaning of loss and purpose.

That reunion led to Leo’s Light, a program supporting families facing medical trauma and working toward prevention.

Elena started sharing her story, helping other parents who lost as child as much as she could. Without Leo, her life was never the same.

The Prince and Princess of Wales added some additional titles during a recent trip to Scotland. This revelation comes hot off the heels of the news that the pair will be given new titles this spring, where they’ll first become the Grantors of Royal Warrants this year. 

The White House and the Department of Justice has denied sexual assault allegations against Donald Trump after they disappeared from the Epstein files.

More files relating to the convicted sex offender were released on Friday (January 30), which included photos of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, kneeling over a woman.

President Trump was also featured in the latest batch of files, with a series of unverified tips about the president that had been collated by the FBI in August 2025.

One claim stated the current POTUS forced a 13 or 14-year-old girl to perform oral sex on him decades ago - something which has been immediately shut down by the White House.

In a statement published alongside the DOJ on Friday, the White House said: "Some of the documents contain untrue and sensationalist claims against President Trump that were submitted to the FBI right before the 2020 election. “To be clear, the claims are unfounded and false, and if they have a shred of credibility, they certainly would have been weaponized against President Trump already.”

The file had been temporarily removed from the DOJ website 'due to overload', but has since been restored, The Telegraph was told.

The claim was made by an 'unidentified female friend' of the alleged victim, with the complaint stating the teenager claimed she bit Trump during oral sex.

The unverified claim states the girl was 'allegedly hit in the face after she laughed' about it.

Following the release of the Epstein files, the White House said some of the documents 'may include fake or falsely submitted images, documents or videos' as the Trump administration released 'everything that was sent to the FBI by the public'.

It's worth noting just because an individual is named in the files, it doesn't necessarily mean they are guilty of any wrongdoing. Friday's release of the Epstein files 'marks the end' of the DOJ's obligation to be transparent regarding the convicted sex offender, though the Democrats have claimed there are more files, documents and photos to be made public.

Democrat Robert Garcia said: "Donald Trump and his Department of Justice have now made it clear that they intend to withhold roughly 50% of the Epstein files, while claiming to have fully complied with the law. This is outrageous and incredibly concerning.

"The oversight committee subpoena directs Pam Bondi to release all the files to the committee, while protecting survivors."

The politician continued: "We are demanding the names of Epstein’s co-conspirators and the men and pedophiles who abused women and girls. We will begin a thorough review of this latest limited production, but let’s be clear: our work and investigation are just getting started."

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