Home Office criticised over £1.5m Epping asylum property
The Home Office is under fire for spending £1.5 million on a property in Epping, Essex, intended for asylum seekers, despite local opposition and legal challenges.
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Trump demands AUKUS review, threatens submarine deal
Former US President Donald Trump calls for a review of the AUKUS pact, raising concerns over Australia's nuclear submarine deal. Experts weigh in on the geopolitical implications.
Russia’s Record Attacks Overwhelm Ukraine
Amid escalating tensions, Russia has unleashed unprecedented attacks on Ukraine, leaving the country grappling with severe defence challenges.
Healey Warns of Trump's NATO Threat to UK Security
Labour's John Healey raises concerns over Donald Trump's potential return to the White House and its impact on NATO, urging stronger UK defence ties with Europe.
Scottish village transformed into NATO fortress
A quiet Scottish village has been turned into a heavily guarded fortress as world leaders prepare to gather for the NATO summit. Discover the dramatic security measures in place.
Summer heat and events lift UK retail sales
Warm weather and a packed events calendar have driven a significant rise in UK retail sales, with consumers splurging on summer essentials and entertainment.
Sunny June boosts UK high street sales
June's sunny weather has revitalised UK high streets, with consumers spending big on drinks and dining out, giving the economy a much-needed lift.
UK & Australia Sign 50-Year Defence Pact Under AUKUS
Australia and the UK have signed a landmark 50-year defence treaty, deepening military ties under the AUKUS alliance to counter rising threats in the Indo-Pacific.
Trump-Powell clash over Federal Reserve renovation costs
Former President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell engaged in a fiery debate over the soaring costs of renovating the Federal Reserve's headquarters. Watch the explosive confrontation unfold.
Australia tackles AUKUS concerns and trade tensions at summit
Deputy PM Richard Marles and Foreign Minister Penny Wong address AUKUS concerns, trade disputes, and economic strategies at the Productivity Summit.
Germany mulls return of compulsory military service
Germany is reportedly weighing the return of compulsory military service as tensions with Russia escalate. The move could reshape national defence policies in response to growing geopolitical threats.
Rayner's air miles could circle globe 13 times
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner's foreign travels have accumulated enough air miles to circumnavigate the world 13 times, sparking criticism over taxpayer-funded 'jaunts' to Africa and Europe.
UK Cyber Attacks: Government Urged to Strengthen Defences
The UK is experiencing an alarming surge in cyber attacks, prompting calls for stronger government action to protect critical infrastructure and businesses.
Woman cleared after biting attacker’s tongue in self-defence
A South Korean woman wrongfully convicted for biting her alleged attacker’s tongue has received an official apology and compensation after a prolonged legal battle.
Trump’s military parade plan faces backlash over costs
Former US President Donald Trump’s proposed military parade to mark his birthday has drawn criticism for its extravagant budget and logistical challenges.
Morrison: Australia Risks 'Falling Asleep' on China Threat
Former Australian PM Scott Morrison cautions that Australia must remain vigilant against China's strategic ambitions, despite recent diplomatic overtures.
UK soldiers suffer brain damage from weapon blasts
A damning investigation reveals that thousands of UK Army personnel have sustained brain injuries due to exposure to explosive weapon blasts, raising urgent concerns over military safety protocols.
Reform UK's lavish champagne lunch sparks spending row
Reform UK faces criticism after spending figures reveal a luxury champagne lunch at a five-star hotel during the election campaign, raising questions about party expenses.
UK considers Eurofighter sale to Turkey
Britain is in talks with Turkey over a potential sale of Eurofighter Typhoon jets, marking a significant shift in defence relations between the two NATO allies.
Roy Black, Epstein's lawyer, dies at 80
Renowned defence attorney Roy Black, known for representing high-profile clients including Jeffrey Epstein, has passed away at the age of 80.
Australia's Multi-Billion Dollar AUKUS Payment to US
Australia has committed to a substantial financial contribution to the US as part of the AUKUS security pact, following a review by the Trump administration. The move aims to strengthen defence ties amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Pentagon revolt: Hegseth demands Defence Secretary's removal
Exclusive details reveal growing discontent within the Pentagon as Pete Hegseth's scathing letter demands the removal of the Defence Secretary, citing leadership failures.
Ukrainian Mirage jet crashes after pilot ejects
A Ukrainian Mirage fighter jet crashed after the pilot was forced to eject due to a technical malfunction. The incident highlights ongoing challenges in Ukraine's air defence efforts.
Trump slams spending bill, vows tax cuts
Former US President Donald Trump has criticised the latest spending bill, calling it a 'disgrace' while reaffirming his commitment to tax cuts and healthcare reform.
Avoid 20% airport currency charges with these tips
UK holidaymakers could be hit with a 20% surcharge when buying travel money at airports. Experts reveal smarter ways to get the best exchange rates.
Grant Shapps targeted in Essex carjacking attempt
UK Defence Secretary Grant Shapps confronted armed carjackers in a shocking daylight attack near his Essex home. Police are investigating the brazen attempted robbery.
Man guilty of sharing Shapps' data with Russian spies
A UK court has found a man guilty of passing sensitive information about Defence Secretary Grant Shapps to Russian intelligence operatives, raising serious national security concerns.
Smart Travel Money Tips to Save You Cash Abroad
Travelling soon? Don’t let poor currency exchange decisions drain your holiday budget. Here’s how to get the best rates and avoid hidden fees when spending abroad.
Reeves' Budget: Tax Hikes & Spending Cuts
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces a challenging budget with tax hikes and spending cuts to tackle the UK's rising borrowing costs. What does this mean for households and businesses?
Australia's UK ambassador faces scrutiny over £50k travel bills
Australia's High Commissioner to the UK, Stephen Smith, has come under fire for spending over £50,000 on business-class flights and luxury hotels during his tenure. Critics question the necessity of such expenses amid economic challenges.
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