MSPs back bill to sack politicians for misconduct
Holyrood debates a new recall bill allowing MSPs to be sacked for misconduct. Scotland risks being the only UK nation without a recall system if the legislation fails.
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Scotland demands emergency NHS funding talks
Exclusive: Scottish Health Secretary Chris Smith calls for emergency meeting with UK government amid growing NHS pressures and funding shortfall concerns.
Stormont Recall Over Gaza Sparks Political Crisis
Northern Ireland's power-sharing government faces unprecedented disruption as politicians clash over Israeli-Palestinian conflict, threatening devolved governance stability.
Scottish Labour demands NHS rescue plan amid crisis
Anas Sarwar issues urgent warning over NHS sustainability and calls for Westminster intervention as waiting times soar and services struggle across Scotland.
Labour reveals government documents undermining devolution
Labour reveals concerning government documents showing Whitehall's systematic erosion of devolved powers across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
DUP's Gavin Robinson quits as MP for Stormont role
DUP deputy leader Gavin Robinson shocks Westminster by resigning as MP to concentrate on his crucial Agriculture Minister position in Northern Ireland's restored government.
Islamic Law Creeping Into London Despite Khan's Denials
Exclusive investigation reveals how Sharia principles are increasingly influencing London's institutions, from schools to public services, raising serious questions about British values and governance.
British Public Demands Major Political Reform: New Poll
Exclusive survey shows overwhelming majority of Britons want significant changes to political system, with cross-party consensus emerging on key reforms.
Watford sack Pezzolano after agent influence dispute
Watford FC has dismissed head coach Rafael Pezzolano following a major disagreement over player selection pressure from agent intermediaries, raising concerns about external influence in football.
UN's Failed Fight Against Misinformation: A Warning Ignored
Decades ago, the fledgling United Nations attempted to curb mass-scale misinformation. As today's digital landscape proves, ignoring that warning has come at a devastating cost to global stability.
FIA presidential election faces legal challenge
Exclusive: FIA presidential election faces legal challenge as Graham Stoker contests Mohammed Ben Sulayem's victory, threatening to plunge motorsport governance into turmoil.
FIFA expands World Cup and Club World Cup in major shake-up
FIFA President Gianni Infantino announces dramatic expansion of World Cup and Club World Cup formats, promising more matches and global football development.
Neil Hudgell's candid take on rugby league's future
Exclusive interview with Hull KR chairman Neil Hudgell reveals his passionate vision for rugby league's survival and growth amid financial challenges and competition from rival sports.
Scottish Government losing public trust, Curtice reveals
Exclusive analysis by Professor Sir John Curtice shows declining Scottish confidence in Holyrood's handling of health, education and economy as constitutional debates intensify.
Musk's X Corp Sues Ex-Twitter Execs Over $128M Severance
X Corp, owned by Elon Musk, files lawsuit against former Twitter executives seeking return of $128 million in severance payments, alleging 'gross misconduct' and 'waste of corporate assets'.
Malaysia football rocked by naturalisation scandal
Malaysian football faces unprecedented crisis as national team's naturalisation programme becomes embroiled in corruption allegations, threatening the sport's integrity and international standing.
22-year-old becomes British Museum's youngest trustee
Jessica Ward has shattered records as the youngest trustee in the British Museum's 270-year history, bringing a fresh generational perspective to one of Britain's most revered cultural institutions.
Forest Crisis: Postecoglou & Marinakis Power Struggle
An in-depth look at the dramatic power struggle unfolding at Nottingham Forest as owner Evangelos Marinakis and manager Ange Postecoglou engage in a battle of wills that threatens to tear the club apart.
David Kogan set to become football's first independent regulator
Former Treasury and DCMS official David Kogan emerges as frontrunner to head groundbreaking football regulator, bringing decades of Whitehall experience to transform the beautiful game's governance.
Reform UK Council Faces Total Political Blockade
A newly Reform-led council in Basildon faces immediate turmoil as opposition parties vow to block all initiatives, raising concerns about local governance paralysis.
Disney ousts Dame Annette King in boardroom shakeup
In a stunning corporate coup, Dame Annette King is being ousted from Disney's UK board after just one year, as entertainment giant Sir Lucian Grainge tightens his grip on power.
Stormont restored: Historic power-sharing deal ends 2-year deadlock
Northern Ireland's devolved government has been restored after a dramatic two-year political deadlock, with Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill making history as First Minister in a landmark power-sharing agreement.
French City Shamed by Graffiti Sparking National Debate
The historic city of Nîmes in southern France confronts its urban deterioration crisis after anonymous graffiti declaring 'Nîmes, I am ashamed of you' appears across the city, igniting a nationwide conversation about France's urban decline.
Australia's bold deepfake laws set global precedent
As tech giants rule by algorithm, Australia emerges as a global pioneer with groundbreaking legislation to combat AI-generated deepfakes and protect democratic integrity.
Governor's Portland Comments Spark Political Controversy
Kristi Noem faces backlash after suggesting Portland residents should 'move' rather than address city challenges, drawing criticism from local officials and community leaders.
Methodist Church allows Anglican priests in historic move
The Methodist Church in Britain has voted to suspend its own rules to allow Anglican priests to serve in Methodist pulpits, marking a significant step toward unity between the two Christian traditions.
CBS sued for $14bn over failed merger amid Bari Weiss row
Media giant CBS and parent company Paramount Global confront staggering legal action as shareholders allege deception over failed merger plans amid political firestorm involving journalist Bari Weiss.
King Charles's Scottish charity faces trustee exodus
Exclusive investigation reveals crisis at The Gordonstoun Association as trustees resign over governance concerns and allegations of 'toxic culture' at the King's former school charity.
Crux Sports' Montpellier Takeover Tests Football Ownership Rules
Exclusive investigation reveals how American investment firm Crux Sports is testing French football's ownership rules with their Montpellier acquisition, raising concerns about multi-club models.
Trump's social media jokes become White House policy
An alarming analysis reveals how Donald Trump's inflammatory social media posts are translating directly into official White House actions, blurring the lines between online trolling and presidential governance.
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