Trump's Gaza Peace Plan Receives Cautious Welcome Amid Palestinian Scepticism
Trump's 20-point Gaza peace plan gets cautious global support; Palestinians and Hamas sceptical, Netanyahu backtracks on withdrawal.
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Khan and Starmer Push Palestine Statehood Amid Trump Visit
Starmer to recognise Palestinian state after Trump visit; Khan calls Gaza situation a genocide.
Farage Vows to Scrap Indefinite Leave to Remain, Placing Thousands at Risk of Deportation
Nigel Farage pledges to scrap indefinite leave to remain, threatening deportation for thousands unless they meet strict visa rules with high salary thresholds.
Trump in 'Excellent' Health Despite Leg Swelling and Bruising, White House Memo Says
White House memo says Trump in excellent health despite lower leg swelling and hand bruising after fourth hospital visit in second term.
Passport Fees Rise Above £100, Online Application Saves £13.50
UK passport fees rise from April 8; online application costs £102, postal £115.50, saving £13.50 online.
Israeli Forces Intensify Gaza Operations Amid Humanitarian Crisis
Israel intensifies Gaza bombing, killing 89 Palestinians in 24 hours, including 15 queuing for food; 24 countries warn of 'unimaginable' humanitarian crisis.
Local Elections 2026: Labour Wipeout as Reform and Greens Surge
Labour suffers heavy losses as Reform UK and Greens make significant gains in 2026 local elections, reshaping England's political landscape.
Pentagon Blocks Ukraine from Using US Missiles for Deep Strikes Inside Russia
Pentagon blocks Ukraine from using US long-range missiles to strike deep inside Russia, part of Trump's effort to push Putin into peace talks.
Police Release CCTV After Apple AirPods Stolen from Glossop Wetherspoons
Police appeal for help after Apple AirPods and a bag stolen from a Wetherspoons pub in Glossop; CCTV image released.
Starmer Condemns Farage Over Murder Case Remarks
PM Starmer condemns Farage over murder case remarks, says he felt sick watching bodycam footage of Henry Nowak's arrest.
How US Captured Maduro in 148-Minute Raid
US captured Venezuelan President Maduro in a 148-minute raid involving 150 aircraft and months of intelligence planning.
Reform UK Pledges Mass Detention And Deportation Of Asylum Seekers
Reform UK pledges to prioritise migrant detention centres in Green areas, sparking condemnation from opponents and polling showing public disapproval.
Mark Carney Warns Alberta Independence Vote Is 'Dangerous' Brexit-Style Bluff
Canadian PM Mark Carney warns Alberta's independence vote is a 'dangerous bluff' akin to Brexit, urging caution over unintended consequences.
Man, 19, Charged After Celtic v Motherwell Referee's Details Leaked
A 19-year-old man has been charged after referee John Beaton's personal details were leaked online following the Celtic v Motherwell match.
Thousands of Poles Forcibly Conscripted by Nazis Later Fought for Allies
Thousands of Poles forcibly conscripted into the Wehrmacht later fought for the Allies, as highlighted by historians.
Trump Calls for Unity After White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting
Trump calls for unity after a man tried to breach security at the White House Correspondents' dinner, but his history suggests the tone may not last.
Labour MP Tony Vaughan breaks ranks to condemn asylum overhaul
Labour MP Tony Vaughan, a former immigration barrister, condemns the government's asylum overhaul as divisive and wrong, risking promotion prospects.
Epstein Abuse Survivors Report Death Threats Ahead of File Release
28 Epstein abuse survivors report death threats and call for police protection as release of related files approaches.
Up to 200 Ex-Soldiers and Police Face Troubles Investigations
Up to 200 ex-soldiers and police face Troubles investigations as MoD and Northern Ireland Office split over amnesty for historical offences.
Trump Administration Wins Court Victory to Restrict Lawmaker Access to ICE Facilities
Judge allows Trump admin to block lawmakers from ICE facilities; separate legal battles over Minnesota enforcement and protester tactics.
How Downing Street Machine Saved Starmer from Leadership Crisis
How Keir Starmer survived a leadership crisis after losing two senior staffers, thanks to a coordinated Downing Street operation.
Dame Elaine Paige to Receive Special Olivier Award at 50th Anniversary Ceremony
Dame Elaine Paige to receive Special Award at 50th Olivier Awards ceremony at Royal Albert Hall on 12 April 2026.
Tories Demand Probe Into Labour Chief's Donation Claims
Tories call for investigation into Keir Starmer's chief of staff Morgan McSweeney over alleged misleading of Electoral Commission on Labour Together donations.
House Opens Inquiry Into Texas Lawmaker Tony Gonzales
US House ethics committee investigates Texas Republican Tony Gonzales after he admits affair with aide who died by suicide.
Majority Want Royal Funding Cut After £50m Hike
Poll shows 54% want royal funding cut after £50m hike; Government reviews Sovereign Grant amid cost-of-living concerns.
Andrew Tate Earned £6m a Year From Webcam Business
Andrew Tate earned £6m a year from a webcam business, according to sources, as he faces human trafficking charges in Romania.
Melania Trump Announces Reunification of Eight Ukrainian Children with Families
Melania Trump announces eight Ukrainian children seized by Russia have been reunited with their families after her letter to Putin.
Love Island's Curtis Pritchard Fails to Complete London Marathon
Love Island star Curtis Pritchard mysteriously failed to complete the London Marathon, while co-stars Lauren Wood and Dejon Noel-Williams finished.
Rebekah Vardy Felt 'Suicidal' Over Coleen Rooney Row, Court Documents Reveal
Rebekah Vardy felt 'suicidal' after Coleen Rooney accused her of leaking stories, court documents show. Vardy is suing for defamation.
Romanian Government Collapses After No-Confidence Vote, Threatening EU Funds
Romania's government collapses after no-confidence vote, threatening EU funds and sparking political uncertainty. President Dan begins consultations.
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