Bothwell's Firebomb Crisis: Unsolved Arson Attacks Plague Town
Bothwell, a prosperous Glasgow commuter town, faces a decade of targeted arson attacks, with 27 incidents since 2021 and no prosecutions, raising fears and community frustration.
Category : Politics
Scotland's Political Future: Voter Trust Wanes in Election
As Scotland approaches the Holyrood election, declining trust in the SNP, Labour's Westminster struggles, and Reform's rise could reshape the nation's political landscape, with tactical voting playing a key role.
Mayor Bass Calls for Olympic Chairman to Step Down
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass urges Casey Wasserman to resign as LA28 chairman following revelations of past interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell, despite board support.
RBL Announces National Iraq War 15th Anniversary Event
The Royal British Legion announces a national Service of Remembrance for the 15th anniversary of the Iraq War, honoring 179 fallen soldiers and supporting thousands of injured veterans like Simon Brown.
Trump Envoy: Antisemitism 'Running Amok' in UK, Urges Starmer Action
Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun, Donald Trump's antisemitism tsar, claims antisemitism is 'running amok' in Britain, citing record incidents and urging Sir Keir Starmer to crack down on protests and hate crimes.
Imran Khan's Sons Demand Jail Access Over Health Fears
Imran Khan's sons express grave concerns over their father's deteriorating health in a Pakistan jail, claiming he has been denied treatment for months.
Starmer Faces Backlash Over Election U-Turn, Reform UK Wins
Prime Minister Keir Starmer confronts severe criticism from councils after the government reversed plans to postpone local elections, following a legal challenge from Reform UK led by Nigel Farage.
Tourist Killed in Bangkok Love Triangle Metal Pole Attack
Stein Heath Cole, 54, was allegedly battered to death with a metal pole outside a Bangkok shop. Four men are accused over a love triangle dispute involving his ex-girlfriend.
NATO Jets Scrambled Over Europe Amid Russian Hypersonic Strikes
NATO forces scrambled fighter jets across Europe as Vladimir Putin unleashed a devastating hypersonic missile barrage on Ukraine, casting doubt on imminent peace talks in Geneva.
Dani Dyer's Heartbreaking Death Admission About Father Danny
Dani Dyer reveals she would stuff her father Danny Dyer after he dies to keep him close, as they launch new Sky series The Dyers' Caravan Park.
UK Dual Citizens Face New Passport Rules for Entry
From 25 February 2026, British dual nationals must use a UK passport or certificate of entitlement to enter the UK, ending the option to travel on foreign passports.
Tony Caunter's £485k Fortune Left to Children After Death
EastEnders actor Tony Caunter, who played Roy Evans, left an estate worth £485,000 to his four children following his death last year, just days after his wife passed away.
Ukrainian Refugee and Soldier Murdered by Ex on Valentine's Day
A Ukrainian refugee and her US soldier boyfriend were brutally murdered by her jealous ex-boyfriend in North Carolina, with the attack witnessed by her young siblings who had fled war with her.
Men's Public Aggression Towards Women: A Disturbing Norm?
Women report increasing incidents of men pushing, shouting, or harassing them in public spaces, raising questions about underlying attitudes and social decay.
Jennifer Garner's Late Show Appearance with Stephen Colbert
Jennifer Garner braved the cold in a chic black dress for The Late Show, reminiscing with host Stephen Colbert about their 1996 babysitting history and promoting her Apple TV series.
Robert Duvall Dies at 95: Hollywood Legend Remembered
Oscar-winning actor Robert Duvall has died at 95. Known for iconic roles in 'The Godfather' and 'Apocalypse Now,' his career spanned decades, portraying complex men with hidden depths.
Paralympic Hero Dave Smith Given Four Months to Live
Paralympic gold medallist Dave Smith, 47, is paralysed from the neck down and in palliative care after a spinal tumour spread to his brain, with doctors giving him four months to live.
Sarah Ferguson Companies Wound Down After Epstein Files
Companies House filings reveal six firms linked to Sarah Ferguson are being dissolved following the release of documents detailing her communications with Jeffrey Epstein.
US Citizen Jailed in Russia for Kalashnikov Smuggling Attempt
A US citizen has been sentenced to four years in a Russian prison for trying to smuggle Kalashnikov rifle stocks out of Moscow's Vnukovo airport without a customs declaration.
Three Men Sentenced to Death for Tourist Attack in India
A district court in Karnataka has handed down death sentences to three men for the gang-rape of two women and the murder of a male tourist in Hampi last year, citing the 'rarest of rare' brutality of the crime.
Labour Must Reclaim Politics of Home from Reform's Nativism
Reform UK's opportunistic patriotism is swaying voters with a vision of home that excludes many. Labour must draw from its roots to counter this with a genuine language of belonging and economic justice.
Liberal Party's Immigration Policy: Gaza and Somalia Ban Development
The Liberal Party's new immigration policy, which bans migrants from Gaza and Somalia, was developed through internal debates and security concerns. This article explores the policy's origins and implications for Australia's immigration system.
Tony Blair Documentary on Channel 4 Explores His Political Journey
A three-part series delves into Tony Blair's path to power, revealing him as a strategic communicator with an insistent will to dominate, while also covering Fukushima and holiday tips.
Tarique Rahman Sworn In as Bangladesh Prime Minister
Tarique Rahman has been sworn in as Bangladesh's new prime minister following a recent election, marking a significant political shift in the South Asian nation.
Rhode Island Hockey Shooting: Gunman's Ominous Warnings Revealed
Robert Dorgan, 56, who killed two people at a youth hockey game in Pawtucket, posted threatening messages online before the shooting. The attack stemmed from a family dispute involving gender identity issues.
Judge Orders Restoration of Washington Slavery Exhibit Removed by Trump
A federal judge has mandated the immediate reinstatement of an exhibit detailing the lives of nine enslaved people owned by George Washington, which was removed under a Trump executive order. The ruling requires the display to be restored at Washington's
DNA on Glove Could Break Nancy Guthrie Abduction Case
A glove found near Nancy Guthrie's home may provide crucial DNA evidence in the abduction case. The FBI is preparing to enter it into CODIS as the search enters its third week.
Tarique Rahman Sworn in as Bangladesh PM After Historic Election
Tarique Rahman will be sworn in as Bangladesh's new prime minister after his party's landslide election victory, marking a historic transition following Sheikh Hasina's ouster.
Chadwick Boseman's Play 'Deep Azure' UK Debut, Brothers Talk
Chadwick Boseman's 2005 play 'Deep Azure', inspired by police brutality, premieres in the UK at Shakespeare's Globe. His brothers discuss his legacy and the play's relevance.
Tim Wilson Named Shadow Treasurer in Angus Taylor's New Frontbench
Nationals MP Tim Wilson has been appointed as the shadow treasurer in Angus Taylor's newly announced frontbench lineup, marking a significant shift in the opposition's economic strategy.
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