UK to Make 'Wide-Ranging Military Contribution' to Strait of Hormuz Mission
UK to make wide-ranging military contribution to international mission protecting shipping in Strait of Hormuz, amid fragile ceasefire.
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UK Sends Warship to Guyana Amid Venezuela Border Dispute
UK deploys HMS Trent to Guyana amid Venezuela's renewed claim to Essequibo, raising fears of conflict. Joint exercises planned after Christmas.
Gaza Ceasefire Violated 47 Times, 38 Palestinians Killed, Says Media Office
Gaza media office reports 47 Israeli ceasefire violations, 38 Palestinians killed, as truce with Hamas unravels amid hostage disputes and aid delays.
Australia Signed $20m Israeli Arms Deal Before UN Genocide Report
Australia signed a $20m arms deal with Israeli company Elbit Systems two weeks before a UN genocide report, drawing criticism from human rights experts.
UK Threatens to Ban X Over AI-Generated Sexualised Images
UK threatens to ban X over AI-generated sexualised images of women and children, with Ofcom investigating Grok tool.
Labour May Abandon 2030 Clean Power Pledge
Labour may abandon 2030 clean power pledge to keep energy bills down, sources say, as cost concerns mount.
Seattle Enacts Year-Long Ban on New AI Datacenters
Seattle passes year-long ban on new AI datacenters amid backlash over energy consumption and job losses, with activists pushing for state-level regulation.
Ron DeSantis Signs Bill Renaming Florida Airport After Donald Trump
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs bill renaming Palm Beach International Airport after President Donald Trump, effective July 1.
EU Rejects UK's Single Market for Goods Proposal
UK proposed single market for goods with EU, but Brussels rejected it, suggesting customs union or EEA instead, sources say.
Trump unveils $200m White House ballroom plan, critics decry 'wrecking ball' approach
President Trump announces $200m White House ballroom plan, sparking criticism from Democrats and commentators who see it as a symbol of his presidency.
Starmer: Strait of Hormuz Must Stay Open After Iran-US Deal
Sir Keir Starmer welcomed the US-Iran peace deal as a hugely important step forward, stressing the Strait of Hormuz must remain fully open and toll-free.
Double Murder Probe After Two Found Dead in Westminster
A man and woman found dead with knife injuries in two linked Westminster addresses; police launch double murder probe.
Emmerdale Fans Spot Arsonist Clue in Credits Blunder
Emmerdale fans think a credits blunder revealed the arsonist as Kyle, but many suspect it's a red herring and blame Sadie King.
Dr Ranj Singh's Ex-Wife Opens Up About 'Messy' Divorce After His Coming Out
Dr Ranj Singh's ex-wife Sulvinder Samra breaks silence on their 'messy' divorce after he came out as gay, sharing her pain and healing journey.
Asio's 9/11-Era Questioning Powers to Become Permanent Despite Rights Concerns
Australia's Labor government moves to make Asio's compulsory questioning powers permanent, expanding offences, despite human rights concerns.
Salvini Faces Backlash In Sicily Over Migrant Policies
Matteo Salvini attacks Italian government over migrant rescue amid coronavirus, sparking backlash in Sicily and raising concerns about nationalist scapegoating.
BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay Apologises After Cutting Off Interview for Starmer Speech
BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay apologises after cutting off interview with Southport MP Patrick Hurley for Prime Minister Starmer's live speech on the Southport attacks.
Culture Secretary Signals End to 10-Year BBC Charter Limit
Lisa Nandy says the 10-year BBC charter limit will be removed, calling it 'the last of its kind' to protect the corporation long-term.
Utah triple murder suspect was known to Iowa police
Ivan Miller, accused of killing three women in Utah, was previously arrested in Iowa on burglary and illegal hunting charges.
Gaza War Death Toll Far Higher Than Reported, Peer-Reviewed Study Finds
Lancet study finds over 75,000 killed in Gaza in first 16 months of war, 25,000 more than official toll, with accurate demographic breakdown.
Swinney: Removing Reform 'More Vital Than Independence'
John Swinney says Reform UK is a greater threat than independence, warning it could abolish the Scottish Parliament.
Met Chief Warns British Jews Face Greatest Ever Threat
Met Police chief warns British Jews face greatest ever threat after Golders Green stabbing, citing a 'ghastly Venn diagram' of hate from all sides.
Trump Tells Merz to 'Fix His Broken Country' in Fresh Attack on German Chancellor
Trump attacks German Chancellor Merz, telling him to fix his country and the Ukraine war, amid threats to reduce US troops in Germany.
Mother of Influencer Hit by X Factor Finalist Pleads for Prayers
Mother of influencer Klaudia Zakrzewska, critically injured in Soho crash, asks for prayers. Ex-X Factor finalist Gabrielle Carrington charged with attempted murder.
Iranian and Romanian Charged Over Faslane Nuclear Base Incident
Iranian man and Romanian woman charged after attempting to enter Faslane nuclear submarine base in Scotland.
Southampton 'Spy' Identified After Bank Card Blunder in Spygate Scandal
Southampton's alleged spy William Salt identified after bank card clue; club faces potential expulsion from play-offs over spying allegations.
Jai Arrow retires from NRL after motor neurone disease diagnosis
South Sydney Rabbitohs forward Jai Arrow retires from NRL after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND).
Ex-Trump Lawyer: President Clearly Insane Over Iran War
Trump's bizarre public appearances raise mental acuity concerns; experts cite confusion and confabulation.
IAEA Concerned as Fire Hits Ukraine Nuclear Substation
IAEA reports fire at substation near Ukraine nuclear plant, raising safety concerns during wartime.
Nicola Sturgeon Resigns as Scotland's First Minister
Nicola Sturgeon resigns as Scotland's first minister after eight years, citing the need for a new leader to advance Scottish independence.
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