Trump Allies Rise in Latin America: New Era
Colombia's new president, Abelardo de la Espriella, backed by Trump, is the seventh right-wing leader in Latin America since Trump's second term began.
Category : Politics
Greenland warns Trump-linked oil firm over drilling kit
Greenland's government issues a strong warning to a Trump-linked US oil firm that landed drilling equipment without approval, as tensions rise over the Arctic territory.
US accused of meddling in UK politics with $500k grant
The US embassy in London offers grants up to $500,000 for 'public education' programs, sparking accusations of interference in British domestic politics.
Sturgeon cuts ties with jailed husband Murrell
Nicola Sturgeon says she has not spoken to Peter Murrell since his imprisonment and will not visit him, calling herself a 'mug' for worrying about him.
Schumer: Blanche confirmation enables Trump corruption
Schumer says Senate Republicans handed Trump an 'excuse' for corruption by confirming Todd Blanche as attorney general, calling it 'pervasive, breathtaking corruption.'
Sturgeon: 'SNP to my core', won't join Greens
Nicola Sturgeon has ruled out joining the Scottish Greens, declaring she is 'SNP to my core' after criticising the party's campaign in her memoir.
Andrew Neil Slams Burnham Over £3trn Debt - 'He Can't Count!'
Andrew Neil accused PM Andy Burnham of basic arithmetic failure and reckless economic thinking over his procurement policy, questioning how he'll handle the £3 trillion national debt.
Russian warship fires off Plymouth in warning to PM
A Russian frigate opened fire 40 miles south of Plymouth hours after Andy Burnham became PM, in a live-fire drill seen as a warning to the new leader.
Arday's Fall Exposes Woke Establishment's Hypocrisy
Jason Arday's resignation from Cambridge exposes the woke establishment's gullibility, as his fabricated claims were embraced by academia, media, and police.
Ed Miliband 'most dangerous man in Britain' says TalkTV host
Foreign secretary Ed Miliband has been called the 'most dangerous man in Britain' by TalkTV's Kevin O'Sullivan, who accused him of 'irreparable damage' to the UK.
Democrat Jokes Trump 'Poos Himself' in Oval Office
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed joked about Trump's alleged bowel issues after Trump called him 'full of s***'.
UK urged to copy Sweden's migration tactics
Sweden's migration minister says the UK can cut small boat arrivals by adopting his country's strict asylum policies, which have slashed claims to a 40-year low.
Cambridge £1 squat toilets fury despite £1m cost
Cambridge City Council's £1m new toilets with squat-style facilities for international visitors have sparked anger over the £1 charge, despite being 'state-of-the-art'.
Sturgeon: Rowling Seems Obsessed with Me
Nicola Sturgeon says JK Rowling is 'obsessed' with her, responding to the author's recent criticism at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Lowe faces royal warrant backlash over King remarks
Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe faces calls to lose royal warrant after refusing to say if King Charles is a white Briton, sparking 'disgraceful' criticism.
Council threatens legal action over bins on street
Denbighshire council warns residents of prosecution or fines if bins are left on pavements after collection, citing environmental law.
Churchill's Pirates: WWII Fishermen Heroes
Churchill's Pirates were 70,000 fishermen and volunteers who manned 6,000 small ships in WWII, facing deadly Arctic convoys and U-boat attacks.
US accused of meddling in UK democracy with £370k grant
An MP accuses the US government of 'meddling in our democracy' with a £370,000 grant for education programmes featuring 'limited government' and 'taxation by consent'.
DWP to revoke driving licences for two years from October 2026
From October 2026, the DWP can seek court orders to disqualify benefit fraudsters from driving for up to two years if they owe over £1,000 and refuse to repay.
Spain-Italy border checks escalate EU migration row
Spain has introduced border checks on travellers from Italy amid a migration dispute, following Italy's similar measures after thousands of migrants reached Ceuta.
UEFA confirms payment to alleged Infantino lover
UEFA has confirmed a departure payment was made to a female employee allegedly in a relationship with Gianni Infantino during his time as general secretary.
Badenoch: Levy case shows criminal justice failures
Kemi Badenoch says Simon Levy case is 'symptomatic' of failures in criminal justice, calling for rigorous enforcement and tough punishment.
Trump's Wild Week: Ballroom Meltdown, Toddler Chase, AG Win
Trump faced setbacks with court rulings and helipad redo, but secured AG nominee support. He also chased a toddler in Vegas.
Burnham may block Pc Harper killers' release
Prime Minister is prepared to explore every option to keep Pc Harper's killers in jail, a Government source says, as Burnham considers blocking their early release.
WW2 Nostalgia Fuels Farage's Fantasy Politics
Britain's fixation on WWII is exploited by right-wing populists like Nigel Farage, whose 'Operation Fortress' plan is a cynical fantasy that ignores history and current realities.
Morrisons' Yellow Sticker Campaign Supports Marie Curie
Morrisons' yellow stickers this August signal support for Marie Curie, with donations from each product sold, including the rebranded Cob for Care.
Salford golf club seeks licence for outdoor drinks
TeeClub at Sovereign Point applies to serve alcohol in an outdoor seating area by Salford Quays, with a licensing hearing set for August 14.
Farage's Clacton Gamble: Why It Will Pay Off
Nigel Farage's decision to force a Clacton by-election is a calculated risk that could boost his leadership, with polls showing him leading despite 34 candidates.
Farage sets summer agenda as Burnham holiday draws criticism
Nigel Farage criticises PM's holiday while dominating summer politics with by-election campaign and upcoming party conferences.
Bizarre reasons Westminster venues faced restrictions
Westminster City Council faces backlash over pub licensing policy. Here are bizarre reasons venues faced restrictions, including giggling drinkers and sausage rolls.
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