WWII cemetery removes panels on Black soldiers' fight
A US military cemetery in the Netherlands has removed displays about Black soldiers' dual war against Nazis and segregation. Discover the controversy and its implications.
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Balmoral's Royal Pyramid Closes for Repairs
The mysterious pyramid at Balmoral Estate, built by Prince Albert as a tribute to his wife Queen Victoria, has been temporarily closed to visitors due to structural concerns and growing overtourism pressures at the Scottish royal residence.
Lidl's American Snacks: Our Taste Test Verdict
Lidl brings a taste of the USA to British shelves with classic American snacks. We taste-tested everything from Twinkies to Pop-Tarts to reveal which imports are worth your money.
Family farm faces seizure in tribal land claim battle
A Richmond farming family's century-old homestead is threatened with compulsory purchase after a tribal court ruling recognised the land as ancestral Native American territory, sparking a bitter property rights dispute.
Cotswolds' Secret: UK's Taj Mahal Hidden in Countryside
Discover the extraordinary story behind a breathtaking Cotswolds monument that echoes India's Taj Mahal - a hidden gem waiting to be explored by UK travellers.
Mount Rushmore's hidden Native American history revealed
As Mount Rushmore celebrates its centenary, new initiatives are finally acknowledging the sacred land's painful history and the Native American tribes displaced for this American monument.
Real-Life Succession: Tech Family Feud Exposed
A gripping podcast reveals the explosive boardroom battle that tore apart a tech dynasty, exposing the brutal reality of family business succession when billions are at stake.
Shaniwarwada Fort prayer dispute sparks religious controversy
Controversy erupts in Pune as BJP leaders oppose Muslim prayer sessions at historic Shaniwarwada Fort, raising questions about cultural preservation and religious freedom in India.
LA votes to remove Confederate monuments from public spaces
Los Angeles takes decisive action to remove Confederate memorials from public spaces, sparking debate about historical memory and racial justice in America's second-largest city.
13-stone dog faces destruction in legal battle
A dog lover is fighting to save her 13-stone American Akita from a destruction order after it allegedly attacked another dog in a terrifying park incident.
UNESCO: Climate Change Endangers Athens' Parthenon
UNESCO issues stark warning as climate change threatens Athens' ancient Acropolis and Parthenon monuments with extreme weather damage and deterioration.
Civil War Statues Removed in North Carolina Overnight
Three Confederate monuments mysteriously disappear from public view in Denton, North Carolina, sparking debate about historical preservation and modern values as local officials remain tight-lipped about the removal operation.
UK High Court Approves £853M Apple Lawsuit
The UK High Court has approved a massive collective action lawsuit against Apple, alleging the tech giant overcharged UK developers and consumers through its App Store commission fees. The case could cost Apple up to £853 million.
Tom Hollander's Spy Thriller 'This Town' Gets Full Sky Order
The Crown star Tom Hollander is set to headline Sky's gripping new espionage drama 'This Town', which has received a full series commission before filming even begins.
EU Unveils Radical Toolkit to Boost Global Competitiveness
The European Commission reveals an ambitious new strategy to transform the EU into a global powerhouse, challenging US and Chinese dominance through streamlined decision-making and strategic autonomy.
Planetary Diet Could Save 40,000 Lives Daily
A groundbreaking global report reveals that adopting the Planetary Health Diet could save millions of lives annually while dramatically reducing environmental damage. Discover how simple dietary changes could transform public health and combat climate cha
Care CEO nominated for award amid neglect scandals
Shocking investigation reveals care home CEO up for national honour while company faces allegations of severe patient neglect and safety failures across multiple facilities.
Briggs: AI Copyright Reforms Abandon Australian Artists
Australian rapper and producer Briggs delivers scathing critique of AI copyright proposals, warning the Productivity Commission's stance could devastate artistic livelihoods and cultural heritage.
Lehrmann Claims Government Denying Fairness in NACC Lawsuit
Former political staffer Bruce Lehrmann claims the Australian government is denying him natural justice in his legal battle against the National Anti-Corruption Commission over its high-profile investigation.
ABC pays huge payout after illegal sacking of journalist
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation has been ordered to make a significant compensation payment to presenter Antoinette Lattouf, after the Fair Work Commission found she was illegally dismissed just three days into a temporary role following complaint
Trump Would 'Encourage' Russian Attack on NATO: Shock Claim
Former US President Donald Trump reportedly told European Commission President he would not protect NATO allies from Russian aggression, prompting major UK security concerns and urgent calls for defence strategy overhaul.
Tories demand probe into Labour's McSweeney over watchdog claims
Conservative MPs call for urgent investigation into claims Labour's national coordinator Pat McSweeney provided misleading information to the Electoral Commission regarding campaign spending.
Starmer aide in electoral storm over 'misleading' email
Exclusive investigation reveals Sir Matthew Doyle's controversial email to electoral officials, raising serious questions about Labour's campaign integrity ahead of the general election.
Probe into GP deaths linked to healthcare inspections
A major investigation is underway after two GPs took their own lives following inspections by the same healthcare watchdog. The case raises urgent questions about the pressure on family doctors and the methods of the Care Quality Commission.
Subway manager wins unfair dismissal case over leftover food
A Melbourne Subway manager unfairly dismissed for allowing employees to eat leftover sandwiches at the end of their shift has been awarded compensation in a landmark fair work case.
Supreme Court lets Trump fire FTC commissioner
The US Supreme Court has delivered a landmark ruling that empowers former President Donald Trump to dismiss a key FTC commissioner, potentially reshaping American consumer protection and antitrust enforcement.
Black Market Betting Sites Cost Brits Thousands
An investigation reveals how unregulated gambling platforms are exploiting UK punters, with victims losing life-changing sums and having little legal recourse.
Race-Fixing Scandals: The Stain on British Horse Racing
A fresh wave of race-fixing investigations serves as a stark reminder of the corruption that has long plagued the sport of kings. This deep dive examines the historical stains and the ongoing battle to protect British horse racing's credibility.
Hindu Council of Australia faces Islamophobia complaint
The peak Hindu body in Australia is under investigation by the Human Rights Commission following a formal complaint alleging it disseminated Islamophobic content and fostered religious discrimination.
Shamima Begum's Final UK Citizenship Appeal Begins
Shamima Begum, the ISIS bride stripped of her British citizenship, launches a final legal challenge. This article examines her appeal, the national security arguments, and the potential precedent for future cases.
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