AUKUS Submarines Plagued by Critical Vulnerabilities
Exclusive: A damning parliamentary report reveals the $368bn AUKUS submarine programme is plagued by severe technological and workforce risks that could leave Australia's future fleet exposed.
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Seb Coe demands Olympic ban for transgender athletes
World Athletics President Lord Sebastian Coe has called for a complete ban on transgender athletes competing in the female category at the Olympic Games, citing the need to protect the integrity of women's sport.
Karine Jean-Pierre Testifies in Biden Impeachment Probe
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre gives sworn testimony to House impeachment investigators, becoming the first sitting press secretary to do so. The historic deposition focuses on President Biden's handling of classified documents.
MPs condemn Asda app over high-cost staff loans
A parliamentary committee has launched a scathing attack on Asda and its financial app partner, Wagestream, for promoting high-interest loans and controversial financial products to its low-paid employees.
Trump Endorses Charlie Kirk for RNC Leadership Role
Former US President Donald Trump has publicly backed conservative activist Charlie Kirk to take a top role at the Republican National Committee, signalling a major power shift within the party ahead of the 2024 election.
Trump's DC Hotel Sells at $100M Loss
Donald Trump's former Washington DC hotel sold at a staggering $100 million loss as legal troubles and congressional investigations into the deal continue to mount.
DNC Headquarters in Lockdown After Suspicious Package Scare
The Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington DC was placed on lockdown and evacuated following the discovery of a suspicious package, prompting a major emergency response.
Trump's shock $5bn 'raid' demand on South Korea revealed
Ex-President Donald Trump has reportedly suggested the US should raid South Korean coffers like an 'unfriendly regime' to force payment for joint military exercises, causing alarm in Seoul.
Bank of England Holds Interest Rates at 5.25%
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee votes 7-2 to maintain the base rate at a 16-year high of 5.25%, offering a cautious reprieve for borrowers while continuing its fight against persistent inflation.
Knee Clicking & Pain: Ultimate Guide to Crepitus
Is your knee clicking, cracking, or grinding? Our comprehensive guide explains the causes of crepitus, when it's a sign of a serious injury, and the latest NHS-recommended treatments for knee pain.
Minns blocks scrutiny of controversial hunting bill
NSW Opposition accuses Premier Chris Minns of dodging democratic process after he voted against establishing a committee to examine the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party's contentious hunting legislation.
Salt Lake City named preferred host for 2034 Winter Olympics
Utah's capital secures preferred host status for the 2034 Winter Games, marking a triumphant return for the acclaimed 2002 Olympic host city following the International Olympic Committee's landmark decision.
Breakthrough Artificial Cartilage Could End Arthritis Surgery
UK scientists develop a revolutionary new hydrogel that mimics human cartilage, offering a potential long-term solution for arthritis sufferers and reducing the need for joint replacements.
Swinney accused of ignoring Scotland's immigration crisis
First Minister John Swinney faces intense criticism for dismissing a landmark report on Scotland's unsustainable population growth, sparking a major political row over his government's approach to immigration and public services.
Macron's election gamble backfires, creating French political crisis
Emmanuel Macron's snap election strategy has resulted in a fragmented parliament, the fall of a key centrist ally, and a governance crisis that threatens France's stability and economic future.
Emergency at Parliament After Scaffolding Fall
A major emergency response unfolded at the Houses of Parliament after an individual fell from scaffolding. Read the latest on the incident and the condition of the person involved.
Trump Demands Retirement of Democrat Rival Nadler
Former US President Donald Trump launches a scathing attack on veteran New York Democrat Jerry Nadler, calling for his retirement in a Truth Social tirade. The explosive post reignites political tensions as Trump faces his own legal battles in the city.
Fed's Lisa Cook faces mortgage investigation
US Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is under investigation by the House Judiciary Committee over allegations of improper mortgage approvals during the pandemic. Discover the details of the claims and the Fed's response.
UK and US seize Russian oligarch assets in war crackdown
In a landmark move, the UK and US have jointly seized multi-million-pound assets from key Russian oligarchs, targeting a multi-billion-dollar financial network in a significant escalation of sanctions over the Ukraine war.
Nigel Farage Humiliated in US Congressional Committee Appearance
Brexit architect Nigel Farage faces severe embarrassment after a disastrous appearance before a US congressional committee, raising questions about his credibility and diplomatic skills.
Govt Ignored Road Runoff Law for 25 Years, Poisoning Rivers
A parliamentary committee hears that toxic chemicals from England's roads are poisoning rivers unchecked, with the government accused of a 'shocking dereliction of duty' for failing to implement a 25-year-old law.
House Committee Demands Full Epstein Files Disclosure
A US House committee intensifies its investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, demanding the immediate release of all unredacted documents and witness testimonies from key figures including Ghislaine Maxwell.
US Justice Dept Accused of Withholding Ghislaine Maxwell Files
The US House Oversight Committee confronts the Justice Department over withheld Ghislaine Maxwell documents. Democrats allege a cover-up, demanding transparency on Epstein's powerful associates.
Linehan and Farage summoned to US Congress
Comedy writer Graham Linehan and political figure Nigel Farage are set to give evidence before a powerful US congressional committee in Washington, investigating the alleged 'weaponisation' of the federal government.
Treasury Releases Trump-Epstein Files to House Investigators
Exclusive: The US Treasury has handed over classified financial records to the House Oversight Committee, reigniting the investigation into the dealings between Donald Trump and the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. The files are part of a deepening probe i
DNC Chair Faces Gaza Ceasefire Protesters in Minneapolis
DNC Chair Jaime Harrison faced heated protests in Minneapolis over the party's position on Israel-Gaza, highlighting deep internal divisions as he campaigned for Senator Tina Smith.
Family's shared bank account saves them £10,000 a year
A UK family of five reveals how they slashed their bills and built a fortune by sharing a single joint bank account. Discover their budgeting secrets and the unexpected benefits of total financial transparency.
Labour's 'dictator-esque' bid to control Treasury Committee
Labour faces a furious backlash over plans to hand the government direct control of the powerful Treasury Select Committee in a move branded ‘authoritarian’ and a threat to democracy.
Funeral director kept baby's body in living room for years
A funeral director in Hull has been struck off after an investigation revealed he kept a baby's body in his living room for two years and stored a bouncer in a coffin. Read the shocking details of the misconduct hearing.
MPs Demand Government Fund Free TV Licences for Over-75s
A powerful cross-party committee of MPs demands the government fund free TV licences for over-75s, arguing it's a vital lifeline against loneliness. Discover the latest on the fight to save this crucial benefit.
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