Sisu: Road To Revenge - Violent but exhilarating sequel
Our review of Sisu: Road To Revenge finds Jorma Tommila's Finnish hero battling Soviets in this wildly entertaining, violent action film. Read our verdict now!
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Hugh Nowell, International Communications Forum co-founder, dies
Remembering Hugh Nowell, co-founder of Grosvenor Books and the International Communications Forum, who championed moral values in publishing. Discover his lasting legacy.
Tynemouth school closes over critical threat
Kings Priory School in Tynemouth closed suddenly on 24th November 2025 due to a potential critical threat. Police are investigating malicious communications. Follow for live updates.
Sisu: Road To Revenge - Violent but exhilarating sequel
Jalmari Helander's Sisu sequel delivers brutal Nazi-killing action as Aatami Korpi returns for Soviet revenge. Daily Mail review of the violent but bonkers Finnish film.
Kyle Sandilands threatens to quit after ACMA ruling
Shock jock Kyle Sandilands threatens to leave his $200m radio show after regulator imposes strict new broadcasting rules following multiple offensive content breaches. Read the full story.
Georgia: Stop calling us 'former Soviet republic'
The Georgian government launches a formal campaign urging international media and diplomats to stop referring to the country as a 'former Soviet republic', calling the term outdated and politically charged.
White House spokesman's 'your mom' retort causes controversy
Former Trump aide Steven Cheung's inflammatory social media exchange raises questions about professional conduct in political communications
White House press secretary faces book tour backlash
Karine Jean-Pierre faces mounting criticism for promoting her new memoir while President Biden battles COVID-19 and multiple international crises unfold, raising questions about White House priorities.
Man charged over threatening Charlie Kirk meme
Larry Bushart charged with transmitting threatening communications after creating violent meme targeting conservative activist Charlie Kirk, highlighting growing concerns about online political threats.
Soviet Serial Killer Butchered 56 Women & Filmed Crimes
Exclusive investigation into Anatoly Slivko, the Soviet scout leader who murdered dozens of women and filmed his horrific crimes while posing as a pillar of the community.
US Congressman: Cuba running signal intelligence hubs
Republican Representative Mike Waltz makes explosive allegations that Cuba is operating sophisticated signal intelligence facilities to intercept sensitive US communications, raising major national security concerns.
CIA tried to recruit Churchill's grandson for Cold War propaganda
Declassified documents reveal astonishing CIA attempt to enlist Winston Churchill's grandson for covert propaganda broadcasts targeting Soviet Union during Cold War tensions.
Meghan's tenth spin doctor quits in staff crisis
The Duchess of Sussex faces another major staff shake-up as her latest communications chief resigns after just three months, marking the tenth PR professional to depart her team since 2019.
Soviet Sanatorium: Bizarre Medical Treatments Revealed
A chilling BBC documentary exposes the bizarre reality of a Soviet-era sanatorium in Armenia, where patients undergo unorthodox treatments in a time-warped medical facility frozen in communism.
Trump's bold NATO expansion plan for former Soviet states
Exclusive analysis reveals Donald Trump's controversial strategy to expand NATO into former Soviet territories, risking confrontation with Russia while reshaping global security architecture.
Soviet-era sanatorium documentary reveals haunting world
A captivating new film uncovers the mysterious Soviet-era Tskaltubo sanatorium in Georgia, where time stands still and former patients remain decades after the USSR's collapse.
Government's Rebecca Black social media blunder exposed
Exclusive investigation reveals how the Department of Health's embarrassing social media blunder, mocking Rebecca Black's 'Friday', sparked internal review and learning reforms across Whitehall.
Russians Sing Banned Songs in Defiant Anti-War Protests
Courageous citizens across Russia flood the streets singing forbidden Soviet-era anthems in powerful demonstration against Ukraine invasion, risking arrest under harsh new laws.
Pentagon bars Fox News personalities from press events
Exclusive: Defence Department bars two prominent Fox News commentators from press briefings, raising concerns about media freedom and political interference in military communications.
Council leaders banned from policy announcements without approval
Exclusive: Council chiefs and public servants across Britain have been ordered to seek government approval before making significant policy statements in dramatic Whitehall power grab.
Pentagon Imposes Strict New Press Rules Under Trump
The Pentagon imposes sweeping new restrictions on media access, requiring all journalist questions to pass through political appointees in a move critics call an unprecedented assault on press freedom.
CIA's Secret Cold War Spy Base in Alaska Revealed
Newly uncovered documents expose a covert CIA listening post hidden beneath an Alaskan mountain during the Cold War, designed to intercept Soviet communications in one of America's most ambitious intelligence operations.
Russia's passport strategy extends Soviet-era influence
Exclusive investigation reveals Moscow's systematic issuance of Russian passports to residents of former Soviet states, creating new geopolitical leverage and raising concerns about future military interventions.
Royal advisor Anthony Blunt confessed Soviet spy past to Queen
Explosive revelations from new podcast detail how MI5 uncovered Anthony Blunt's treason and the extraordinary confession made to Queen Elizabeth II about his espionage activities.
Pravda newspaper publisher dies in window fall
The publishing director of the historic Pravda newspaper has died after falling from a seventh-floor window in Moscow, with Russian authorities investigating the tragic incident.
Soviet publisher dies in mysterious Moscow high-rise fall
Yevgeny Prigozhin, a controversial publisher with Kremlin ties during the Soviet era, has died after falling from his Moscow apartment in circumstances police are treating as suspicious.
Putin's Immortality Quest Continues Stalin's Legacy
Exclusive investigation reveals how Russian leaders from Stalin to Putin have pursued scientific immortality through secret research programmes and controversial life-extension technologies.
Optus outage left SA ambulance without emergency alerts
A major Optus network failure prevented emergency alerts from reaching South Australian ambulance services, raising serious concerns about public safety and telecommunications reliability.
Trump appoints JD Vance and Karoline Leavitt to White House roles
Senator JD Vance becomes Trump's new press secretary while Karoline Leavitt takes on senior communications role in significant White House staffing overhaul.
Louth man in court over alleged BAE Systems threats
A 31-year-old from Lincolnshire has appeared in court charged with making malicious communications against defence giant BAE Systems, sparking security concerns.
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