Assange joins pro-Palestine march in Sydney, police stop rally
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange participated in a pro-Palestine protest across Sydney Harbour Bridge, which was later halted by authorities citing public safety concerns.
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Rachel Reeves: Labour risks disappointing voters
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves acknowledges Labour's potential to disappoint voters amid economic challenges. Discover the party's struggles and public reactions.
Chancellor slammed over car finance scandal intervention
The Chancellor's attempt to intervene in the escalating car finance scandal has been branded 'disgraceful' by critics, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
Far-right clashes with counter-protesters in Westminster
Police intervene as tensions escalate between far-right supporters and counter-protesters in central London, leading to violent confrontations and multiple arrests.
Neighbour feud leads to police standoff in Leicestershire
A long-running feud between neighbours in Leicestershire culminated in a dramatic police intervention, with one resident facing serious charges.
Rachel Reeves unveils Labour's economic plan
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlines Labour's strategy to combat economic challenges, focusing on inflation and public trust.
McFadden appointed Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster
Labour veteran Pat McFadden has been named Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster in Sir Keir Starmer's new government, taking on a key role in Westminster.
Government fears Hull's economic decline
Ministers express growing anxiety over Hull's economic prospects, with fears of decline in the Humber region. Local leaders push for urgent government intervention.
Gaza Famine: West Must Act Now
As famine looms over Gaza, Western nations face a moral and political imperative to intervene decisively. Delays could cost countless lives.
Reform UK's Yusuf backs Farage for PM after brief exit
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf reveals he briefly left the party but has returned, advocating for Nigel Farage to lead as Prime Minister.
Reeves slams Trump's NATO comments as "dangerous"
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has strongly criticised Donald Trump's recent NATO remarks, calling them 'reckless' as the UK government reaffirms its commitment to the alliance.
Drunk EasyJet passenger tackled by police in mid-air drama
A disruptive passenger was restrained by officers on an EasyJet flight after allegedly becoming aggressive while intoxicated. The incident, caught on video, has sparked outrage among travellers.
Edinburgh Uni Chancellor Faces Backlash Over Israel Remarks
The University of Edinburgh's chancellor is under fire for controversial remarks about Israel, sparking outrage among students and academics.
Pat McFadden named Chancellor in Labour reshuffle
Labour's Pat McFadden steps into the Chancellor role while Rachel Reeves secures a pivotal position in the newly formed cabinet, signalling a fresh economic direction.
Reeves demands urgent budget review
New Chancellor Rachel Reeves calls for an urgent assessment by the Office for Budget Responsibility to address economic challenges and restore public trust.
Labour tax raid could trigger mass job cuts
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces backlash as experts warn her proposed tax hikes could devastate businesses and lead to widespread job losses across the UK.
Essex protests over asylum seeker hotel turn tense
Police intervene as protesters clash outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in Essex, highlighting growing tensions over UK immigration policies.
Couple wins 5-year battle over giant cypress tree
A couple has finally triumphed in a five-year dispute with neighbours over a towering cypress tree, which escalated to government involvement and police calls.
Nigel Farage targeted by protesters in Essex
Nigel Farage was confronted by angry protesters during a visit to Essex, prompting police intervention to ensure safety and maintain public order.
Lord Chris Smith faces backlash over Cambridge chancellor bid
Former Labour minister Lord Chris Smith sparks controversy in his bid to become Cambridge University's next chancellor, with prominent figures like Gina Miller and Sandi Toksvig backing his campaign.
Mum locks crying toddler in car – bystanders intervene
A mother sparked outrage after locking her distressed toddler inside a car while she went shopping. Bystanders intervened, leading to a dramatic confrontation.
Farage questioned by police in Epping
Nigel Farage was questioned by Essex Police while campaigning for Reform UK in Epping, sparking debate over political engagement and policing priorities.
Police escort protesters at asylum seeker hotel
Police were called to escort demonstrators outside a hotel housing asylum seekers as tensions flared between protesters and residents. Authorities maintain public order while debates over immigration policies intensify.
Genetic test predicts obesity risk decades in advance
A revolutionary genetic test may soon predict obesity risk years before symptoms appear, offering hope for early intervention and prevention.
Clashes at £2.5m mosque protest site prompt police call
Police were called to a heated protest outside a controversial mosque construction site after rival factions clashed over the £2.5 million project.
Shop barrier blocks residents' driveways in parking row
A local shop owner has sparked outrage by installing a metal barrier that prevents residents from accessing their own driveways, leading to heated confrontations and council intervention.
Pope Leo declares miracle in Rhode Island as divine intervention
The Vatican has officially recognised a miraculous event in Rhode Island, attributing it to divine intervention after thorough investigation by Pope Leo's office.
Thames Water faces collapse without government help
Environment Secretary Steve Reed has issued a stark warning about Thames Water's financial instability, urging immediate action to prevent a catastrophic collapse affecting millions.
Reeves' radical economic plan sparks debate
Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils a controversial economic strategy focused on deregulation and closer ties with City leaders, sparking debate across Britain.
Indian nurse's Yemen death sentence postponed
The execution of Indian nurse Nimisha Priya, convicted of murder in Yemen, has been delayed. Her family fights for clemency as diplomatic efforts intensify.
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