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UK Government Loses Key England Data – What Now?
The UK government has admitted to losing critical data on England, raising concerns over transparency and accountability. Read the full story here.
Duchy of Lancaster appointments under scrutiny
The government is facing fresh scrutiny over its handling of civil service appointments linked to the Duchy of Lancaster, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
Trump's Uber ride with Maduro causes diplomatic row
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after being spotted sharing an Uber with Venezuela's leader, raising ethical and diplomatic concerns.
Hackers Demand Political Parties Report Data Breaches
A notorious hacking group, Trumpet of Patriots, has issued a bold call for political parties to disclose data breaches, raising concerns over cybersecurity and transparency in the political sphere.
Trump-EU talks target Ukraine war resolution
Diplomatic sources reveal that discussions between Donald Trump and EU leaders centred on strategies to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with Ukraine's future at stake.
Kirby returns to England squad under Wiegman
England manager Sarina Wiegman has welcomed Fran Kirby back into the Lionesses squad, while Mary Earps retains her spot despite recent injury concerns. Get the latest updates on England's preparations.
French court cancels al-Assad arrest warrant
France's highest court has annulled an arrest warrant for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, citing jurisdictional immunity. The decision sparks debate over international justice and diplomatic relations.
Lobbying breaches unpunished as critics push for stronger oversight
Critics demand tougher regulations as lobbying breaches continue without sanctions, raising concerns over transparency and accountability in federal governance.
Russia’s Record Attacks Overwhelm Ukraine
Amid escalating tensions, Russia has unleashed unprecedented attacks on Ukraine, leaving the country grappling with severe defence challenges.
Uber’s new 'Upfront Fares' tackle price complaints
Uber introduces a transparent pricing system to address rider frustrations over unexpected fare hikes, promising clarity and fairness.
Pacific students win landmark climate case at ICJ
A group of Pacific students has secured a historic victory at the ICJ, setting a global precedent for climate justice and holding nations accountable for environmental inaction.
France to recognise Palestinian state at UN
French President Emmanuel Macron confirms France will formally recognise Palestine as a state at the upcoming UN General Assembly, marking a significant diplomatic shift.
European football giants set for Nations League clashes
Top European football nations gear up for high-stakes UEFA Nations League matches this week, with England, Spain, Belgium, and Germany all in action.
EU-US trade deal stalls over steel tariffs
The European Union and the United States have been unable to reach an agreement on reducing the 50% steel tariff, leaving trade tensions unresolved.
Passenger death forces emergency landing on Lufthansa flight
A Lufthansa flight from Thailand to Germany was forced to make an emergency landing in India after a passenger tragically passed away mid-flight.
GOP demands Epstein files transparency amid political clash
House Republicans push for full disclosure of Epstein documents, clashing with Democrats over transparency in a high-stakes political standoff.
UK teen's tearful drug smuggling plea in Georgia court
Bella Culley, a 19-year-old British woman detained in Georgia on drug smuggling charges, tearfully pleaded with the court while her distraught mother declared her love. The emotional courtroom scene unfolded as the teen faces serious allegations.
Ian Murray slams UK govt over Trump’s Scottish golf deal
Labour’s Ian Murray criticises the UK government for failing to intervene in Donald Trump’s controversial Scottish golf course purchase, raising concerns over transparency and national interest.
Spanish couple arrested in Cyprus over child kidnapping claims
A Spanish couple has been detained in Cyprus on suspicion of kidnapping two Jordanian children, sparking an international investigation.
ICJ ruling opens door to climate reparations for polluters
A landmark ruling by the International Court of Justice could force Australia and other top carbon emitters to pay climate reparations, reshaping global environmental accountability.
UK-India trade deal defies sceptics
The UK and India have finalised a groundbreaking trade agreement, overcoming years of scepticism and political hurdles to strengthen economic ties.
Russia's chilling warning: 'We can live without you'
A senior Russian official has issued a chilling statement amid escalating tensions with the West, declaring Russia's readiness to sever ties if necessary. Experts warn of deepening geopolitical rifts.
Albanese responds to Trump's controversial request
Australian PM Anthony Albanese responds to Donald Trump's controversial demand, sparking international debate ahead of the US election.
Pacific Islands launch historic climate case at ICJ
A coalition of Pacific Island nations has launched a groundbreaking legal bid at the UN's top court, demanding stronger climate action from wealthy polluters to protect their vanishing homelands.
Ex-Marine freed in prisoner swap deal
A former US Marine detained abroad has been released as part of a carefully negotiated prisoner exchange deal, marking a significant diplomatic achievement.
Trump attacks UK, France and Germany in UN speech
Former US President Donald Trump lashed out at Britain, France, and Germany in a controversial UN address, claiming they prioritised their own interests over global stability. Read the explosive details.
Zelenskyy faces EU backlash over corruption reforms
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's proposed reforms to the country's anti-corruption agency have sparked protests in the EU, raising concerns over Ukraine's commitment to transparency.
UK cuts foreign aid to African nations
The UK government has significantly reduced foreign aid to African nations, sparking debate over the impact on poverty and development.
India police dismantle fake embassy operation
Authorities in India have dismantled a sophisticated fake embassy operation, arresting several individuals involved in the international fraud scheme.
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