Project 2025's Plan to Reverse US Birth Rate Decline
A radical policy proposal from a influential conservative think tank aims to reverse declining birth rates by overhauling family and social policy, raising alarms among critics.
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ECHR 'Power Grab' Threatens UK Sovereignty, Report Warns
A bombshell report from the Policy Exchange think tank accuses the European Court of Human Rights of a 'significant power grab', using its rulings on asylum seekers to undermine national sovereignty and force uncontrolled immigration on member states like
Airline enforces strict new grooming policy for cabin crew
A leading international airline has sparked debate by implementing a stringent new uniform and grooming code, banning popular hairstyles like messy buns and imposing strict rules on tattoos and makeup for its cabin crew.
Charities condemn linking asylum seekers to sexual abuse
Leading women's and refugee charities issue a joint statement warning against conflating immigration with violence against women, calling for evidence-based policy and an end to inflammatory language that puts vulnerable groups at risk.
Free Childcare Expansion: Risks Behind UK's Nursery Scheme
As the UK government rolls out free childcare for children from nine months, experts warn of a potential crisis in capacity, quality, and workforce sustainability. This in-depth analysis examines the challenges facing the landmark policy.
Boy, 10, banned from class over haircut in Westminster school
A Westminster primary school faces backlash after a 10-year-old boy was allegedly banned from class and forced to sit alone for two days due to his fresh haircut, leaving him in tears.
Australian Palestine Support Paradox: Recognition Backed, Impact Doubted
New polling reveals a striking contradiction in Australian public opinion: while majority support exists for Palestinian recognition, few believe it will achieve meaningful change. This Guardian Essential Report explores the complex dynamics shaping forei
Labour axes Jeremy Hunt's compulsory 9-5 school day policy
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's flagship policy to extend school days has been scrapped by Labour's Bridget Phillipson, who brands it 'unfunded' and 'unworkable' mere hours after the election.
Not Welcome: Inside UK's Deepening Immigration Crisis
An exclusive investigation into the UK's controversial 'Not Welcome' immigration policy, revealing its human impact and political turmoil. Discover the stories behind the headlines.
White House Farm: New Evidence in 40-Year-Old Murder Case
A ground-breaking documentary re-examines the chilling 1985 Essex massacre that shocked Britain. Discover new forensic insights and unanswered questions that could rewrite history.
Southwest Airlines Unveils Major New Travel Policies
Southwest Airlines unveils a suite of new policies, including earlier check-in times and a significant shift on pet travel, set to impact British travellers. Discover what's changed.
New Theory Emerges in 1985 Air India Bombing Cold Case
A prominent attorney representing victims' families in the Air India Flight 182 bombing has put forward a startling new theory, suggesting the 1985 atrocity that killed 329 people was a botched hostage rescue operation gone catastrophically wrong, not a p
Virginia School Suspends Transgender Student Over Bathroom
A Virginia school district has suspended a transgender student for using the boys' bathroom, igniting a fierce debate on student rights, school policies, and LGBTQ+ protections in US schools.
Australia-Israel Relations Hit Low as Albanese Cuts Netanyahu Call
Tensions escalate dramatically as Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese abruptly terminates call with Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu over Gaza conflict disagreements, marking unprecedented diplomatic rift.
UK plans simpler wealth tax to replace complex system
The UK government is considering a streamlined wealth tax to replace the current convoluted system, aiming for fairness and efficiency.
Consultancy group threatens MPs over net zero policy
A shadowy consultancy group has bombarded Liberal MPs with threatening emails, demanding they abandon net zero policies or face consequences, sparking outrage.
1985 IKEA prices shock modern shoppers
A rediscovered 1985 IKEA flyer shows astonishingly low prices for furniture and home goods, sparking nostalgia and disbelief among shoppers today.
Albanese condemns Hamas, backs Palestinian statehood
Australian PM Anthony Albanese denounces Hamas while advocating for Palestinian statehood, sparking debate on Middle East policy.
Bobby Whitlock, Derek and the Dominos Star, Dies at 75
The music world mourns the loss of Bobby Whitlock, the iconic keyboardist and vocalist of Derek and the Dominos, best known for his contributions to the legendary album 'Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs'.
Bobby Whitlock, Derek and the Dominos Legend, Dies at 72
Bobby Whitlock, the iconic keyboardist and co-founder of Derek and the Dominos, known for his work on 'Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs,' has died at the age of 72. Tributes pour in for the rock legend.
US pressure on Lebanon risks dangerous Hezbollah escalation
The US is urging Lebanon to dismantle Hezbollah's military capabilities, a move experts warn could destabilise the fragile nation and heighten Middle East conflicts.
Starmer accused of emboldening Hamas in shock claims
Explosive claims suggest Labour leader Keir Starmer's stance may have indirectly emboldened Hamas. Read the damning evidence that's sending shockwaves through Westminster.
Which countries recognise Palestine? UK under pressure
As global tensions rise, more nations are recognising Palestine as a sovereign state. Will the UK, Canada, and France follow suit? Here’s the latest on the diplomatic shift.
Anthony Braxton Quartet's 1985 England jazz masterclass
Relive the groundbreaking 1985 performance of the Anthony Braxton Quartet in England, a landmark moment in avant-garde jazz history.
Air India crash victims identified after 37 years
After 37 years, the remains of victims from the tragic Air India Flight 182 bombing have been identified, bringing closure to grieving families.
Air India crash families demand UK inquiry after 40 years
Relatives of those killed in the 1985 Air India bombing are calling for a public inquiry into the UK's alleged role in the tragedy, as they continue to seek answers four decades later.
1985: Sports' Greatest Year? Reliving Legendary Moments
From Dennis Taylor's iconic snooker victory to Boris Becker's Wimbledon triumph, 1985 delivered unforgettable sporting moments. Explore why this golden year still captivates fans today.
Europe's failing economic orthodoxy: time for change
Europe's reliance on austerity measures is undermining social cohesion. A new approach is needed to rebuild trust and economic stability.
Air India survivor haunted decades later
The only British survivor of the tragic 1985 Air India bombing reveals how the disaster continues to affect his life through relentless nightmares and PTSD.
Bob Geldof's lost Live Aid poem discovered after 38 years
A newly unearthed poem by Bob Geldof, penned during Live Aid, reveals an intimate glimpse into the historic event that changed music and charity forever.
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