80 Years of Powell & Pressburger's 'I Know Where I'm Going'
Explore the 80-year legacy of the classic British film 'I Know Where I'm Going'. Discover its groundbreaking Gaelic dialogue, iconic Hebridean locations, and why it remains a masterpiece.
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German teens charged in far-right terror plot
Germany's federal prosecutor charges eight, including teenagers, over alleged right-wing extremist terror group 'Last Defense Wave'. Read the full details on the plot to destabilise democracy.
UK to Rejoin EU Erasmus Scheme from 2027
The UK is poised to rejoin the EU's Erasmus+ student exchange programme in January 2027, following a breakthrough in negotiations. Discover the details of the deal and what it means for British students.
US cities share tactics to resist ICE raids and protect immigrants
From LA to New York, grassroots groups are coordinating resistance to ICE raids, sharing strategies like whistle alerts and 'know your rights' training. Discover how cities are banding together.
Wickes staff to share £14.1m employee share scheme bonus
Nearly 1,000 Wickes employees are set to receive a £14.1 million payout from a share save scheme, with individual profits reaching over £22,000. Read the full story of this retail success.
Cartoonist Ben Jennings critiques hard-right migration narrative
Political cartoonist Ben Jennings delivers a sharp visual critique of the hard-right's stance on migration. Explore the symbolism and message behind his latest powerful artwork.
Traitors' Paul Gorton to co-host BBC quiz with Vernon Kay
The Traitors star Paul Gorton joins Vernon Kay as co-host on new BBC Two quiz Do You Know Your Place?. He reveals how a podcast appearance led to his surprising TV career. Watch it next year.
Vernon Kay Lands New BBC Quiz Show for 2026
BBC Radio 2's Vernon Kay announces he's 'absolutely thrilled' to host new 2026 celebrity quiz 'Do You Know Your Place?', testing stars on UK knowledge with Paul Gorton.
Vernon Kay's New BBC Quiz Show After Tess Daly MBE
BBC Radio 2 presenter Vernon Kay secures new quiz show 'Do You Know Your Place?' after supporting wife Tess Daly during her MBE ceremony. Read about his exciting new role.
Motability scheme reforms announced for disabled drivers
Work and Pensions Secretary reveals significant reforms to the Motability scheme, addressing vehicle shortages and improving support for disabled people across the UK.
Motability car scheme overhaul: What disabled drivers need to know
Exclusive: The Motability car scheme for disabled people is undergoing significant reforms following a government review. Discover how these changes could affect thousands of recipients across the UK.
Albanese's housing help backfires as prices surge
The Prime Minister's flagship home buyer scheme has produced disastrous unintended consequences, with Australian property prices surging at their fastest rate since the pandemic property boom, leaving aspiring homeowners worse off than before the interven
Scottish recycling scheme branded 'national embarrassment'
Exclusive: Senior SNP figure Fergus Ewing launches blistering attack on Scotland's botched recycling scheme, blaming Sturgeon and Slater for £300M 'fiasco' that threatens businesses and jobs.
Wilders' Far-Right Shock Victory in Netherlands Election
Geert Wilders' shock election victory in the Netherlands sends political tremors across Europe, signalling a dramatic rightward shift in Dutch politics and challenging the EU's liberal consensus.
Scottish Government 'irresponsible' over recycling scheme
The Scottish Government faces scathing criticism in court over its 'catastrophic' management of a failed recycling deposit scheme that cost taxpayers millions and left businesses in turmoil.
Windrush victims get 75% compensation upfront
The UK government announces radical changes to the Windrush compensation scheme, offering victims 75% of estimated payments immediately while final claims are processed.
Right Whale Population Increases After 14-Year Decline
In a remarkable conservation breakthrough, scientists report the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale population has increased for the first time since 2011, offering new hope for the species' survival.
Motability scheme faces cuts in Labour budget
Rachel Reeves's debut budget targets Motability scheme supporting disabled drivers, sparking fears of reduced mobility and independence for thousands across the UK.
Free Solar Panels Available for UK Homes Through ECO4
Discover how thousands of British households are qualifying for government-funded solar panel installations to combat rising energy costs and reduce carbon footprint.
Police Chief Apologises for Clare's Law Failures
Exclusive: A police force admits catastrophic failures in handling domestic violence disclosure schemes, leaving vulnerable women at risk from violent partners they could have been warned about.
French political chaos fuels Marine Le Pen's far-right surge
As France's political establishment falters, Marine Le Pen's National Rally capitalises on the turmoil. Analysis reveals how internal divisions and failed policies are creating the perfect storm for far-right advancement.
5% Deposit Scheme Could Trap Australians in Mortgage Stress
Shocking new analysis reveals Australia's landmark home ownership scheme could leave millions struggling with massive mortgage repayments they can't afford, creating a generation of housing-stressed homeowners.
21 UK Govt Schemes to Cut Home Energy Bills
Discover the full list of UK government grants and schemes available in 2024 to help homeowners improve energy efficiency, cut costs, and increase property value.
Dutch police use water cannon on right-wing protesters
Dutch riot police used water cannons to disperse a right-wing demonstration in Rotterdam after protesters clashed with officers and attempted to breach barriers. The tense standoff resulted in multiple arrests.
Londoners' Silent Rebuke To Far-Right Trump-Style March
As far-right supporters marched through central London, the city's response revealed a deep resistance to the divisive politics championed by Donald Trump. Discover how Londoners are pushing back.
Far-Right March on London: Transatlantic Extremism
Exclusive report on the significant far-right march through central London, its transatlantic connections, and the heavy police response. We analyse the groups involved, the political climate fueling the demonstration, and its impact on the community.
McEwan's Scathing Indictment of Modern Liberalism
Ian McEwan's provocative new novel, 'What We Can Know', delivers a powerful critique of contemporary liberal thought, exploring its intellectual fragility and moral failings through a gripping narrative of a family in crisis.
Minority Britons alarmed by 'far-right normalisation' at rally
The recent 'Unite the Kingdom' rally in London has left many minority communities deeply concerned, as they witness what they perceive as the mainstreaming of far-right rhetoric and a legitimisation of anti-immigrant politics in Britain.
Elon Musk Endorses Tommy Robinson, Sparks UK Outrage
Billionaire Elon Musk faces a fierce backlash after using his platform X to publicly support far-right figure Tommy Robinson and a controversial 'United Right' march in London, drawing condemnation from politicians and anti-racism groups.
Labour MPs demand Starmer condemn far-right London rally violence
Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure from his own MPs to issue a strong condemnation from Downing Street following a major far-right rally in London that descended into violent clashes with police.
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