Nina McLaughlin

19 hours ago | herfamily.ie | Nina McLaughlin

Over 1,500 people died in the tragic sinking of the Titanic back in 1912, but less than 400 bodies were recovered. The bodies of the remaining estimated 1,160 people who died in the waters were never found, and now an expert has spoken out as to why this is the case. Historian and maritime archaeologist James Delgado spoke to the MailOnline and said that there may be ‘some semblance of human remains’ still inside the ship.

22 hours ago | joe.co.uk | Nina McLaughlin

The former TOWIE star has been handed a suspended prison sentenceJames Argent has been given a suspended prison sentence and a restraining order after being arrested in Spain. Former Miss Sweden Artursson, 32, had been dating Argent for 11 months, and the couple were on holiday in Mijas, near Malaga. Spanish police told BBC that Argent was arrested on May 5 for “an alleged crime of domestic violence”.

5 days ago | joe.co.uk | Nina McLaughlin

“The threat from Russia to our national security cannot be underestimated.”Keir Starmer is set to announce a new wave of sanctions on Russia. In a new , the Prime Minister said the UK will “do everything in our power to destroy” Putin’s shadow fleet, as it’s known. The government says they are planning to target 100 oil tankers that are accused of moving cargo despite sanctions. These ships have reportedly moved more than $24 billion (£18.1 billion) worth of cargo since early 2024.

6 days ago | joe.co.uk | Nina McLaughlin

Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected as the new popeThe conclave is over, and Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected as the new leader of the Catholic Church. Prevost is the first pope to be from the United States, hailing from the city of Chicago. He will take the name Pope Leo XIV. Prevost is the 267th pope to lead the Catholic Church. Who is Pope Leo XIV? Pope Leo XIV hails from Chicago in the United States, and holds both American and Peruvian citizenship.

6 days ago | joe.co.uk | Nina McLaughlin

The gaffe was made live-on-air News anchors at CBS News in the US have been slammed after claiming that cardinals are ‘rawdogging’ the conclave. CBS co-host Tony Dokoupil was discussing the rules of the conclave with the outlet’s papal contributor John Allen. During the conclave, cardinals are not allowed to use their mobile phones.