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UK Inquiry to Probe Iran in Scottish Independence Debate
A UK inquiry into foreign political interference will investigate Iran's alleged use of fake accounts to influence the Scottish independence debate. Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander confirms the probe.
Trump expands US travel ban to five more nations
President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation further restricting entry to the US for nationals from Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, South Sudan, and Syria. Discover the full implications.
170 'dangerous' foreign nationals stay in UK due to human rights laws
Exclusive: Government documents reveal 170 foreign nationals deemed a threat to public safety cannot be deported due to human rights laws. Over half linked to terrorism. Read the full report.
37,000+ Brits arrested abroad since 2016, warns Foreign Office
New Foreign Office data reveals a sharp rise in UK nationals detained overseas. Travel experts urge holidaymakers to research local laws, as travel insurance does not cover legal trouble.
UK Visa Numbers: India Leads as Home Office Issues Warning
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's new visa policy threatens sanctions on uncooperative nations. Explore the latest UK immigration data, including the 834,977 visas issued and the nationalities most affected.
1.3 Million Foreign Nationals on Universal Credit
Government data reveals a record 8.3 million people are now on Universal Credit, including 1.27 million foreign nationals. Explore the figures and the political fallout.
British grandmother faces firing squad in Bali drug case
Lindsay Sandiford, the British pensioner sentenced to death in Bali for drug trafficking, makes desperate final appeal as Indonesian authorities prepare executions.
British grandmother dies in Bali prison drug case
A 65-year-old British grandmother has died in a Bali prison while serving a sentence for drug smuggling, raising serious concerns about foreign nationals in Indonesian jails.
India evacuates citizens from Myanmar conflict
Indian authorities have successfully evacuated over 400 citizens from violence-torn Myanmar amid escalating civil conflict, with rescue operations continuing as fighting intensifies near the Indian border.
British Yoga Teacher Arrested During Meditation in India
A British yoga instructor was forcibly detained by Indian police while teaching a meditation session in Rishikesh, sparking international attention and concerns about treatment of foreign nationals.
UK urges British nationals to leave Jamaica immediately
UK government issues urgent travel warning for Jamaica as security situation deteriorates, advising all British nationals to depart immediately.
Nationals hire Blake Butera as youngest MLB manager
In a groundbreaking move, the Washington Nationals have named 31-year-old Blake Butera as their new manager, making him the youngest active skipper in Major League Baseball and signalling a dramatic shift in leadership strategy.
31-year-old becomes youngest MLB manager in 50 years
Washington Nationals make baseball history by appointing 31-year-old Blake Butera as their new manager, marking the youngest MLB leadership appointment in half a century.
UK emergency flights rescue Brits from Caribbean hurricane
Exclusive: The Foreign Office scrambles rescue flights as Hurricane Beryl devastates islands, with British nationals stranded without power or communications in the catastrophic aftermath.
British nationals arrested in Ukraine on spy charges
Five British citizens face serious spy charges in Russian-controlled Ukrainian territories as diplomatic tensions escalate between London and Moscow.
UK sends emergency team to Jamaica for Hurricane Beryl
The Foreign Office dispatches crisis experts to Jamaica ahead of catastrophic Hurricane Beryl's arrival, coordinating evacuation plans and emergency response measures.
Royal Navy ship sent to Jamaica amid unrest
HMS Trent abruptly changes course from military drills to provide support in Jamaica amid growing unrest, raising questions about Foreign Office contingency planning.
British couple await verdict in Iran detention case
A British-Iranian couple detained in Iran for over five years await a verdict that could determine their fate, as diplomatic efforts continue to secure their release.
Foreign Office criticised over Israel-Gaza travel warnings
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office faces criticism for advising British nationals in Israel to leave immediately while failing to provide similar guidance for Gaza, drawing comparisons to controversial US homeland security alerts.
Chinese Heiress Mystery: Victim Claims Silenced After Crash
Exclusive revelations emerge as the alleged victim of mysterious Chinese heiress speaks out about being silenced following the bizarre crash that stunned Australian authorities. New details expose the tangled web of wealth, power and intimidation.
Chinese nationals join Ukraine's fight against Russia
Exclusive interviews reveal why ordinary Chinese citizens are risking everything to fight for Ukraine against Russia, defying Beijing's official neutrality stance.
Hanson and Joyce clash over nuclear site locations
A dramatic parliamentary confrontation unfolds as Barnaby Joyce and Pauline Hanson clash over nuclear facility locations, with Nationals leader David Littleproud demanding One Nation reveal their proposed sites amid heated Senate debates.
Barnaby Joyce urged to stay in Nationals amid defection rumours
David Littleproud makes impassioned plea for embattled MP Barnaby Joyce to remain with the Nationals amid swirling speculation of a potential defection to Pauline Hanson's One Nation party.
Britons trapped in Israel-Palestine conflict seek rescue
Exclusive: British citizens stranded in conflict zones make desperate pleas for evacuation as Scottish Government demands Westminster action on humanitarian corridors.
British nationals trapped in Chinese espionage nightmare
Two UK citizens recount their terrifying detention in China amid espionage allegations, revealing the hidden dangers facing foreigners in the shadowy world of international intelligence operations.
Barnaby Joyce Quits Nationals, One Nation Move Speculated
Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce resigns from Nationals party room, sparking intense speculation about potential move to Pauline Hanson's One Nation in dramatic political realignment.
Liberal Senator: Too fond of good coffee for Nationals
Liberal Senator Kerrynne Liddle reveals why she turned down joining the Nationals, citing her love for quality coffee and preference for faster-paced conversation over the party's famously deliberate speaking style.
One in Six Universal Credit Claimants Are Migrants
New government data exposes the staggering proportion of migrants receiving Universal Credit payments, raising urgent questions about Britain's welfare system sustainability.
Trump demands visa revocations for foreign critics
Former US President Donald Trump calls for foreign nationals who criticise America to have their visas revoked, targeting 'Marxists, Communists and Fascists' in controversial Truth Social statement.
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