Theme Park May Euthanise 30 Beluga Whales
A desperate marine park faces an unimaginable choice - euthanise 30 magnificent beluga whales or secure their transfer to China as international regulations threaten their survival.
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Phone Theft Kingpins Exported 40,000 Mobiles to China
Exclusive investigation reveals sophisticated criminal network behind half of UK's stolen smartphones, with dramatic police raids uncovering multi-million pound export operation shipping devices to China.
£3M stolen phone export gang smashed by police
Organised crime gang exporting stolen smartphones worth millions to Middle East and Africa dismantled in major police operation across London and Birmingham.
UK Government Backs Aston Martin and JLR US Expansion
Two of Britain's most prestigious car manufacturers receive significant government support to boost exports and expand operations in North America, marking a major win for UK automotive industry.
Greens vote to abolish private landlords
The Green Party has sparked controversy by voting to phase out private landlords, proposing a 'right to buy' for tenants and rent controls in what critics call an assault on property rights.
China blocks Philippine supply mission in South China Sea
Tensions escalate as Chinese vessels confront Philippine boats near disputed Second Thomas Shoal in latest South China Sea confrontation.
Mum's iPhone horror as son shakes from disturbing content
A Queensland mother shares her horror story after her young son suffered violent tremors from watching twisted content on her iPhone, sparking urgent warnings about digital safety for children.
China deploys coast guard to disputed Scarborough Shoal
China intensifies South China Sea presence as coast guard vessels patrol Scarborough Shoal, escalating territorial dispute with Philippines. Exclusive satellite imagery reveals Beijing's strategic moves.
China signals diplomatic shift in global engagement
Senior Chinese official Liu Jianchao indicates potential changes in Beijing's international approach during high-level meetings, suggesting a more cooperative stance on global issues.
China stages mock missile attack on Royal Navy frigate
Exclusive: Beijing conducts provocative military exercise simulating destruction of British warship HMS Richmond with fighter jets executing 'constructive kill' in disputed waters
Royal Navy warship confronts Chinese military in South China Sea
HMS Spey faces aggressive manoeuvres from People's Liberation Army during freedom of navigation operation near contested Paracel Islands, escalating regional tensions.
Eurostar warns of permanent border chaos for UK travellers
New EU border controls threaten to create airport-style queues at London St Pancras, with Eurostar fearing passenger numbers could be slashed by 30%.
EU's new border system for UK travellers faces major delay
The EU's flagship Entry/Exit System (EES) faces significant delays, potentially until 2025, offering temporary relief for British travellers but raising concerns about future border chaos at ports like Dover.
UK's 2024 Border & Immigration Shake-Up Explained
A comprehensive guide to the UK's new border controls, NHS charges for migrants, and tighter visa rules coming into force in 2024.
Prabowo Vows Friendship with China, Signals Policy Shift
In a landmark visit to Beijing, Indonesian Defence Minister Prabowo Subianto signals a potential strategic shift, vowing to uphold a 'non-aligned' foreign policy and prioritise China ties, a move that could reshape regional power dynamics.
EU firms export banned pesticides to developing countries
An explosive investigation reveals how major European chemical companies continue to export thousands of tonnes of pesticides banned in the EU to poorer countries, raising serious ethical and health concerns.
Chinese coastguard brandish knives at Filipino soldiers
Tensions escalate as Chinese coastguard personnel brandish knives and axes against Filipino troops in a disputed South China Sea atoll, raising alarms over Beijing's aggressive tactics.
Family's Hong Kong holiday becomes a fight to leave
A mother's account of a routine family trip to Hong Kong that descended into a distressing ordeal, revealing the complex challenges of navigating the city's tightened exit controls for dual-national families.
China Uses Adam Smith to Attack Trump's Trade Policies
In a surprising ideological shift, Chinese state media has co-opted Adam Smith, the father of capitalism, to critique protectionism and defend China's global trade stance against US criticism.
British dealer in Banksy repatriation row with Italy
A contentious legal dispute unfolds as a UK art dealer faces allegations of illegally exporting prized Banksy artworks from Italy, sparking a major cultural heritage debate.
Child's First Phone? Why Parental Controls Aren't Enough
New research reveals the critical role of parental involvement over strict controls for children's first phones. Discover the strategies for fostering digital resilience and safety.
Trump in Tokyo: Praises Japan, Slams China's Economy
In a fiery address to Japanese business leaders, Donald Trump lauded Japan's strength while delivering a scathing critique of China's economic 'weakness', sending ripples through the Pacific. The former US President's comments are set to inflame already t
China Warns Britain and US Over Taiwan Strait Warship Plan
Beijing threatens 'serious consequences' as Britain and the United States consider sending naval vessels through the sensitive Taiwan Strait, escalating tensions in the region.
Inside No 9 Duo Become Unlikely Megastars in China
Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton's cult BBC series 'Inside No. 9' achieves phenomenal, unexpected success in China, turning the duo into celebrated figures and demonstrating the power of digital streaming to bridge cultural divides.
MP Researcher Charged with Spying for China
A parliamentary researcher has been charged with espionage offences for allegedly spying for China, in a major national security breach that has sent shockwaves through Westminster.
CPS drops China espionage case against two men
The Crown Prosecution Service has discontinued its case against Christopher Cash and Christopher Berry, accused of spying for China, citing insufficient evidence. The case collapses amid heightened UK-China tensions.
Victoria's New Premier Upholds Andrews' Controversial China Deal
New Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan faces scrutiny as she confirms the state will honour Dan Andrews' contentious Belt and Road deal with China, raising national security concerns amidst Australia's immigration debate.
EU Court Rules Austria's Border Checks Illegal
The European Court of Justice has delivered a landmark ruling, declaring Austria's long-standing border controls with Hungary and Slovenia illegal under EU law. The decision intensifies the clash between national security concerns and the bloc's principle
China Installs Barrier in Disputed South China Sea Shoal
The Philippines condemns China's 'illegal' installation of a 300-metre floating barrier in the disputed Scarborough Shoal, blocking Filipino fishermen and escalating regional tensions.
China Installs Barrier in Disputed South China Sea
The Philippines condemns China's latest 'floating barrier' installation in the disputed Scarborough Shoal, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing South China Sea territorial conflict.
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