Japan PM Resigns After Election Disaster
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigns in emotional press conference following catastrophic election defeat that decimates ruling party's majority, triggering political crisis.
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Japan PM Ishiba Resigns After Election Catastrophe
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announces sudden resignation following ruling party's devastating loss in Tokyo assembly elections, triggering political upheaval.
Japan Pays Families £5,300 per Child to Leave Tokyo
Facing a demographic crisis, the Japanese government unveils a controversial new strategy to boost its birth rate by incentivising families to leave crowded Tokyo for the countryside.
Trump in advanced talks for major Tokyo property deal
Exclusive: Howard Lutnick of Cantor Fitzgerald is reportedly in advanced talks with the former US President to develop a major real estate venture in Japan's capital, signalling Trump's post-election business ambitions.
Goodell Hints Taylor Swift Will Attend Super Bowl
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has strongly hinted that global music icon Taylor Swift will be able to attend Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas to support Travis Kelce, despite her Eras Tour commitments in Tokyo. Get the inside scoop on the logistical puzzle
Streeting Secures UK-Japan Economic Pact on Tokyo Mission
In a major post-election move, Chancellor Wes Streeting secures a landmark partnership with Japan's government and financial leaders in Tokyo, signalling a new era of UK economic diplomacy and investment.
Olympic Swimmer's Family Targeted After Doping Protest
Australian swimming star Mack Horton discloses harrowing criminal threats against his family after his high-profile anti-doping stand against Chinese rival Sun Yang during the Tokyo Olympics.
Australian Athletics Team Faces Tokyo 2025 Qualification Crisis
Australian athletics fans receive disappointing news as the national team, including hurdling sensation Michelle Jenneke, faces significant hurdles to qualify for the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.
Gout Gout Leads Record Australian Squad To World Championships
Australian sprinter Gout Gout leads a historic 104-strong national team to Tokyo, as Athletics Australia announces its largest-ever squad for the 2025 World Athletics Championships.
Chicago Residents Divided Over Trump's National Guard Proposal
Exclusive street-level report from Chicago reveals a city deeply split over Donald Trump's controversial call to deploy the National Guard to tackle urban crime, with opinions ranging from fervent support to vehement opposition.
Noel Gallagher's Daughter Hospitalised in Japan Health Scare
Anais Gallagher, daughter of Oasis star Noel Gallagher, was rushed to hospital while on a trip to Japan. The 23-year-old shared the worrying health scare from her hospital bed in Tokyo.
Widow, 83, drowns in flood after rescue failure
An 83-year-old woman drowned in her bungalow during severe flooding after fire crews, aware of vulnerable residents, failed to conduct a morning welfare check. An inquest hears the devastating sequence of failures.
Gabby Thomas Eyes Olympic & World Championship Double
US track sensation Gabby Thomas discusses her ambitious plans for the 2024 Paris Olympics and the 2025 World Athletics Championships, aiming to build on her Tokyo success.
British man held in Tokyo over girlfriend's stabbing death
Exclusive report: A British civil servant in Tokyo has been arrested for the fatal stabbing of his South Korean girlfriend in a suspected murder-suicide. Shocking details emerge from the Azabu police investigation.
US City Dethrones Tokyo as World's Best for Sushi
In a stunning culinary upset, a major American metropolis has dethroned Tokyo to claim the title of world's best city for sushi lovers, according to a comprehensive global study.
San Francisco residents sue city over Tenderloin drug crisis
Furious residents and business owners in San Francisco are taking legal action against the city, claiming officials have failed to address the dangerous drug epidemic and crime in the Tenderloin district, turning it into a humanitarian disaster.
Modi Strengthens India-Japan Ties in Tokyo to Counter China
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi strengthens strategic and defence partnerships with Japan during a key visit to Tokyo, signalling a united front amid regional tensions with China.
Tokyo man apologises for 30-year grave vandalism spree
A Tokyo man, Shizuo Aishima, has publicly apologised after vandalising hundreds of graves for three decades, causing distress to families across the city.
Gout forces British sprinter out of World Championships
British sprinting sensation Lachie Kennedy's dream of competing at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo is over after a devastating gout diagnosis and subsequent injury in training.
AI Reveals Tokyo's Apocalypse if Mount Fuji Erupts
A chilling AI simulation reveals the catastrophic impact a major eruption of Mount Fuji would have on Tokyo and global supply chains, forecasting chaos, ash-covered streets, and economic paralysis.
UK City's Overtourism Crisis: Locals Fight Back
A major UK destination is buckling under the strain of mass tourism, with residents reporting a severe impact on their daily lives, local culture, and community spirit. Discover the backlash against overtourism.
Universal Studios Bedford plans spark local fury over free tickets
Exclusive first look at the proposed £5 billion Universal Studios UK theme park in Bedford. Locals are outraged, demanding free tickets and compensation for the decade of disruption.
Hodgkinson's Diamond League Dominance with World Lead
British athletics sensation Keely Hodgkinson delivered a commanding performance to win the women's 800m at the Lausanne Diamond League, clocking a world-leading time and sending a powerful message ahead of the World Championships.
Top Workation Destinations: Tokyo, Rio & Budapest Lead
A new global study reveals the world's best cities for a 'workation', with Tokyo, Rio de Janeiro, and Budapest leading the pack. Discover how hybrid work is fuelling a new era of travel and the top spots professionals are choosing.
Tokyo Diamond League Axed: Blow to British Athletes
British athletes face a major setback as the crucial Tokyo Diamond League meet is cancelled, disrupting final preparations for the 2025 World Athletics Championships.
Reeves Scraps Stamp Duty Overhaul for Overseas Buyers
In a dramatic U-turn, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has scrapped the previous government's controversial stamp duty relief for non-UK residents, marking a significant shift in housing policy and sparking debate across the property industry.
Arkansas residents may have unclaimed money waiting
Thousands of Arkansas residents may be sitting on unclaimed money without even knowing it. Learn how to check if you're owed cash from forgotten assets, dormant accounts, or uncashed cheques.
Sydney residents fight 'monstrous' Meriton tower plan
Residents in Sydney's Carlingford are up in arms over a proposed 29-storey Meriton development, branding it a 'monstrosity' that will overshadow the suburb. Local councillors and planners clash over the controversial high-rise project.
Notting Hill pensioners get £25k seaside trip to skip carnival
Elderly residents of Notting Hill were treated to a luxurious seaside getaway, funded by taxpayers, to escape the annual carnival festivities.
Canary Wharf residents fear safety amid migrant hotel row
Local residents in Canary Wharf, London's prestigious banking district, express terror as a hotel housing asylum seekers becomes a flashpoint for tension. Many now fear leaving their homes amid growing concerns over safety and community impact.
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