Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years in Hong Kong National Security Case
Hong Kong pro-democracy figure Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years for national security offences, drawing international condemnation.
Category : Politics
Snowtown Killer Vlassakis To Seek Parole Again
Snowtown killer James Vlassakis has parole approval overturned by retired judge, citing risk to community due to gravity of his crimes.
Labour Faces Record Losses in 2026 Local Elections, Polling Shows
Labour faces record losses in 2026 local elections, with Reform, Greens, and nationalists gaining, threatening Starmer's leadership.
Russian Jet's 'Dangerous' Near Miss with RAF Spy Plane Condemned by UK
UK condemns Russian Su-27 jet's near miss with RAF spy plane over Black Sea, calling it dangerous and unacceptable.
Louisiana Suspends Primaries After Supreme Court Weakens Voting Rights Act
Louisiana postpones primaries after Supreme Court ruling weakens Voting Rights Act, as southern states rush to redraw districts.
Starmer and Badenoch clash in amnesiac PMQs after chaotic fortnight
Starmer and Badenoch clash in amnesiac PMQs, dodging questions on Mandelson and Iran war, leaving observers frustrated.
Reform UK Figures Promote JCB Pothole Machine After £200,000 Donation
Reform UK figures promoted JCB's pothole machine after a £200,000 donation, sparking a Lib Dem complaint to the Electoral Commission.
Race Across the World 2026: Best Friends Jo and Kush Crowned Winners
Best friends Jo Diop and Kush Burman win Race Across the World 2026, beating four other pairs to the finish in Mongolia.
Championship, League One and Two: Promotion and Relegation Battles Heat Up
Promotion and relegation battles in the Championship, League One and Two as season reaches climax with key matches this weekend.
Reeves' Defence Refusal Unforgivable After Healey Quits
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces backlash after Defence Secretary John Healey resigns over her refusal to fund defence, leaving UK vulnerable.
Sunderland Beat Chelsea To Secure Europa League Place
Sunderland beat Chelsea to secure Europa League qualification, with Régis Le Bris's side finishing seventh after a 2-1 win.
Unacknowledged Rape: Survivors Often Hide Trauma from Themselves
Many sexual assault survivors fail to label their experience as rape, often using terms like 'bad sex', which can delay healing and increase risk of further victimisation.
Reform UK Campaign Sinks Town’s Refugee Sanctuary Plan
Reform UK's misinformation campaign forced Weston-super-Mare council to abandon its refugee sanctuary plan, sparking division and hate crime.
Bereaved Parents Push Starmer For Teen Social Media Ban
Starmer announces social media ban for under-16s, backed by bereaved parents; tech firms warn of risks.
Scotland Legalises Water Cremation as Green Funeral Option
Scotland legalises water cremation (alkaline hydrolysis) as a green funeral alternative, becoming first UK country to do so.
Judge Quashes Koran Burning Conviction In Free Speech Defence
Judge overturns conviction of man fined for burning Qur'an in London, citing right to offend under free expression.
Red Arrows Dazzle UK with Spectacular Flypasts for Trump State Visit
Red Arrows perform flypast over Windsor Castle for Donald Trump's UK state visit, with further events planned at Chequers.
Houthis Stay on Sidelines as Iran War Expands Across Middle East
Yemen's Houthi rebels remain on the sidelines as Iran war expands, but analysts warn they may join soon to pressure oil routes.
FIFA's Iran Flag Ban Upheld in Emergency Meeting
FIFA's ban on Iran's pre-revolutionary flag was upheld in an emergency meeting hours before Iran's World Cup opener against New Zealand. A fan's lawsuit was dismissed.
Charities Face Threats Over Immigration Rhetoric
UK charities report rising threats and abuse due to toxic immigration rhetoric, forcing security measures and prompting a letter to PM Starmer.
Cleverly Returns in Major Tory Reshuffle Under Badenoch
James Cleverly returns as shadow housing secretary in Kemi Badenoch's reshuffle, with key changes including Edward Argar stepping down due to health issues.
FBI Files Reveal Trump Received Dinner Invite from Maxwell in 2011
Newly released Epstein files show Trump received dinner invite from Maxwell in 2011, three years after Epstein's conviction.
Streeting to Clash With Farage Over 'Miserabilist' Vision of Britain
Wes Streeting to criticise Nigel Farage's 'miserabilist' vision, arguing NHS repair is key to defeating populist right.
Asteroid Bennu Samples Hint at Life's Cosmic Origins
Asteroid Bennu samples contain amino acids and nucleobases, supporting the theory that such rocks delivered life's ingredients to Earth.
Farage Admits £5m Crypto Donation For Security
Nigel Farage admits receiving £5m from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne for personal security before standing as MP in 2024 election.
Australia Backs Removing Prince Andrew from Royal Succession
Australia supports removing Prince Andrew from royal succession after his arrest, PM Albanese writes to UK PM Starmer.
Rumer Willis Accused of Exploiting Daughter in Custody Battle
Rumer Willis's ex-boyfriend accuses her of exploiting their daughter in a custody battle, alleging she used the child in a toilet paper ad with adult humour.
Isak Not Solely To Blame For Liverpool's Failures
Analysis of Liverpool's season: Isak not solely to blame; recruitment failures by Hughes and Edwards more culpable.
Kate's Italy trip marks 'really significant moment' after cancer recovery
Princess Kate's first international trip post-cancer recovery to Italy marks a significant moment as she expands her early years initiative globally.
Alberta Premier Pushes for Independence Referendum Despite Court Ruling
Alberta premier pushes for independence referendum after court blocks separatist petition, PM says province essential to Canada.
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