JD Vance 'optimistic' about Gaza truce in Israel visit
US Vice President JD Vance signals potential breakthrough in Gaza ceasefire negotiations during diplomatic mission to Israel, amid ongoing regional tensions.
Category : Politics
SNP demands £26m for Trump Scotland security costs
The Scottish Government is pressing the UK Treasury to cover massive policing costs incurred during Donald Trump's visits to his Scottish golf resorts, sparking a fresh constitutional clash.
UK sanctions Russian billionaire Usmanov over Ukraine
Britain imposes sweeping sanctions on Putin-linked oligarch Alisher Usmanov, freezing assets and imposing travel ban in coordinated Western response to Ukraine invasion.
Starmer vows to stop Channel people smuggling
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer announces comprehensive strategy to tackle small boat crossings and dismantle criminal smuggling networks operating between France and the UK.
Cuomo launches website defending against harassment claims
Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has launched a defiant new website challenging sexual harassment claims against him, reigniting controversy over his political future.
Jewish figures demand UN sanctions against Israel
Over 150 notable Jewish individuals worldwide call for immediate UN sanctions against Israel, marking a significant shift in diaspora relations amid ongoing Gaza conflict.
UK blocks Scottish govt from Trump and Vance meetings
The UK government has intervened to prevent Scottish ministers from holding official meetings with Donald Trump and JD Vance during their UK visits, sparking a major constitutional row over devolved powers.
Violent Dublin protests over asylum seeker hotel
Gardaí make multiple arrests as Dublin witnesses violent clashes during protests against asylum seeker hotel, raising concerns about community tensions and public order.
Royal Navy warship deployed to English Channel
HMS Duncan, a Type 45 destroyer, has been strategically positioned in the English Channel as Britain reinforces its maritime security following confrontations with French fishing vessels near UK territorial waters.
Tommy Robinson's Controversial Tel Aviv Rally Speech
English Defence League founder Tommy Robinson addresses supporters in Israel during controversial Middle East tour, sparking protests and political division.
Prince Andrew's Secret NY Apartment During Epstein Scandal
Exclusive details reveal Prince Andrew's secret Manhattan apartment during the Epstein scandal - a luxurious hideaway that paints a troubling picture of royal judgment.
Ukraine strikes Russian naval base in Crimea
Ukrainian forces launch devastating attack on Sevastopol naval base, damaging Russian warships and infrastructure in bold Crimea strike.
Shaniwarwada Fort prayer dispute sparks religious controversy
Controversy erupts in Pune as BJP leaders oppose Muslim prayer sessions at historic Shaniwarwada Fort, raising questions about cultural preservation and religious freedom in India.
Rayner's fiery comeback after tax scandal
Labour's Angela Rayner makes explosive return to Parliament after seven-week absence over tax affairs controversy, delivering powerful resignation speech that sets political pulses racing.
Jess Phillips quits grooming gangs inquiry
Labour MP Jess Phillips dramatically quits government investigation into grooming gangs, citing broken trust with victims and systemic failures in handling abuse cases.
MPs move to strip Duke of York's palace privileges
In an unprecedented constitutional move, MPs are pushing legislation to remove the Duke of York from his official royal residence at Buckingham Palace following the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
SpaceX Faces Political Pressure Over NASA Contracts
Republican Congressman Sean Duffy pressures NASA to investigate SpaceX contracts amid growing political tensions between Musk's companies and Trump allies.
Starmer plans France security pact to stop small boats
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer announces plans for a major security pact with France to tackle small boat crossings, signalling a dramatic shift in UK-European relations.
UK refugee family reunion crisis leaves hundreds separated
Exclusive investigation reveals how Britain's restrictive family reunion rules are preventing hundreds of refugee families from reuniting, creating a hidden humanitarian crisis.
MP demands Parliament evicts Prince Andrew from palace home
Labour MP Rachael Maskell challenges government to remove Duke of York from Buckingham Palace grace-and-favour home in extraordinary Commons confrontation
George Santos Confesses to Federal Crimes
Former Congressman George Santos confesses to multiple federal charges in dramatic court appearance, facing potential prison time in stunning fall from political grace.
Met Police investigated Graham Linehan over trans tweets
The Metropolitan Police faces criticism after investigating comedian Graham Linehan for alleged transphobic tweets, raising concerns about free speech and police priorities.
JD Vance condemns Netanyahu's Gaza strategy
In a striking departure from Republican orthodoxy, Senator JD Vance condemns Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership and questions US military support for Israel's Gaza campaign, signalling potential foreign policy shifts.
Trump praises South African opposition leader Malema
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after publicly endorsing South Africa's opposition leader Julius Malema, praising his 'brave stance' against the current government in a move that has drawn sharp criticism from international observers.
Starmer set to sack Cabinet Secretary in Whitehall shakeup
Sir Keir Starmer prepares to dismiss top civil servant Chris Wormald amid concerns over NHS performance and departmental effectiveness in major Whitehall overhaul.
Chinatown protests erupt over ICE raids in New York
Furious demonstrations have erupted in Manhattan's Chinatown following a series of controversial ICE immigration raids, with residents and activists confronting authorities in tense street confrontations.
Labour Clash Over Grooming Gangs Inquiry at PMQs
Keir Starmer faces intense questioning from Labour's Khalid Mahmood over handling of grooming gangs investigation during fiery PMQs session.
Labour MP Jess Phillips resigns from shadow frontbench
Birmingham Yardley MP Jess Phillips dramatically quits as shadow minister for domestic violence and safeguarding, citing 'significant disagreement' with party leadership over Middle East policy in exclusive Times Radio interview.
Ruth Ellis Grandchildren Demand Posthumous Pardon
The grandchildren of Ruth Ellis, the last woman hanged in Britain, are demanding a posthumous pardon, revealing shocking new evidence of physical and emotional abuse she endured from her lover David Blakely before shooting him dead in 1955.
UK blocks Scottish Government's international offices
The UK Government has rejected a formal request from Scottish Ministers to open international offices, escalating tensions over foreign policy powers and devolved authority.
Page 1150 of 1742