US Immigration Courts Stay Open During Shutdown, Advancing Deportation Agenda
US immigration courts remain open during government shutdown, allowing deportation cases to proceed while other services face delays.
Category : Politics
Woman Fined £45 in Thailand for Parking Against Traffic Flow, Warns UK Drivers
British woman fined £45 in Thailand for parking against traffic flow, warns UK drivers of similar Highway Code rule.
Mother Ends Life at Swiss Clinic Amid Assisted Dying Debate
Wendy Duffy, 56, ended her life at a Swiss clinic four years after her son's death, as assisted dying bill fails in UK parliament.
TikTok Video Exposes 'Background Daters' Secret on First Dates
TikTok video reveals background daters on First Dates are not on real dates, sparking online debate.
AI Nostalgia Slop Fuels Far Right Sentiment In Britain
Investigation reveals South Asian entrepreneurs use AI to create anti-immigrant Facebook content, profiting from ad revenue and boosting far-right sentiment in Britain.
Jeremiah Jesus Absent from Peaky Blinders Film After Actor's Death
Jeremiah Jesus is absent from the new Peaky Blinders film after actor Benjamin Zephaniah died in 2023 from a brain tumour.
UK Erects 'Not Welcome' Signs for Asylum Seekers in France
Home Office-endorsed posters in northern France warn asylum seekers of Channel crossing dangers and return risk under new deal; refugee groups call it a 'gimmick'.
Starmer Faces Security Questions Over Chinese Spy Trial Collapse
Downing Street faces pressure to publish evidence in collapsed China spy case, with CPS denying it blocked release. Starmer under scrutiny.
Gogglebox Producers Plea Before Tragic Cancer Death
Gogglebox creator Tania Alexander leads tributes after narrator Caroline Aherne dies aged 52 from cancer.
Black Woman Sentenced to Six Years for Voting Error After Officials Admit Mistakes
Pamela Moses sentenced to 6 years for voting error after officials admit mistakes; case highlights racial disparities in election crimes.
Koh Phi Phi 'a nightmare' as tourist crowds overwhelm Thai island
Koh Phi Phi in Thailand is overwhelmed by tourists, with crowds at Maya Bay sparking overtourism concerns and prompting alternative island visits.
Trump Monitors Iran Strikes from Mar-a-Lago War Room
Trump oversees US-Israeli strikes on Iran from Mar-a-Lago war room; photos reveal key figures and military map details.
Jimmy Kimmel Defends Melania Trump 'Widow' Joke After Calls for Firing
Jimmy Kimmel defends his Melania Trump 'widow' joke after the Trumps call for him to be fired, saying it was a light roast about age difference.
UK Prepared to Deploy RAF Typhoons to Keep Strait of Hormuz Open After Iran War
UK offers RAF Typhoons and mine-hunting drones for Strait of Hormuz mission after Iran war, as part of multinational effort to safeguard navigation.
Starmer Allies Issue 100-Day Warning as Leadership Fears Grow
Starmer allies warn against leadership challenge, citing risks to markets and party stability amid fears of a coup after the budget or local elections.
Royal Mail Warns of Delays in 14 Postcodes After Bank Holiday
Royal Mail warns of delays in 14 postcodes after Spring Bank Holiday, citing local issues like sick absence and resourcing.
Emily Atack Lands Major Role In BBC's Reputation
Emily Atack lands major role in BBC's Reputation, discusses fame, typecasting, and pregnancy in new interview.
Max Dowman Set For Premier League Medal After Rule Change
Max Dowman qualifies for a Premier League winners' medal if Arsenal win the title, thanks to a rule change reducing the appearance threshold to five games.
Tory Donors and Allies Dominate 2020 Peerages, Sparking Cronyism Row
Analysis shows nearly a quarter of 2020 peerages awarded to Tory donors, associates, or former colleagues of Boris Johnson, sparking cronyism concerns.
Bannon-Epstein Interview Reveals Bizarre Exchange in Newly Released Files
Newly released files show Steve Bannon interviewed Jeffrey Epstein in a bizarre, nearly two-hour video where they discussed politics, philosophy, and Epstein's crimes.
Protesters Stage Fashion Show Ahead of Met Gala to Criticise Bezos and Amazon
Activists hold fashion show protest against Jeff Bezos and Amazon ahead of 2026 Met Gala, criticising billionaire influence and workers' conditions.
Green Party Overtakes Labour In London Poll
Green Party leader Zack Polanski's surging popularity could see the Greens overtake Labour in polls, reshaping British politics.
French Police Arrest 780 After Violent Clashes During PSG Champions League Celebrations
French police arrest 780 after violent clashes during PSG Champions League celebrations, with 57 officers injured and shops vandalised in multiple cities.
Scarlett Moffatt Lands New ITV Deal After I'm a Celebrity Exit
Scarlett Moffatt secures new ITV deal after I'm a Celebrity exit, announces second pregnancy.
Rayner Tax Clearance Hits Streeting No 10 Bid
Angela Rayner cleared by HMRC over tax affairs, paving way for potential leadership bid as Streeting prepares challenge.
Teen Charged in Melbourne Hate Crime Spree with Stolen Vehicles
Melbourne teen charged with 52 offences after antisemitic hate crime spree involving stolen cars, eggs, and threats.
Prince Andrew's Biographer Reveals Barriers to Uncovering Royal Disgrace
Biographer Andrew Lownie reveals obstacles in investigating Prince Andrew's life, including Epstein links and lack of cooperation from officials.
Cabinet Office Holds McSweeney-Mandelson Messages Despite Phone Theft
Cabinet Office holds McSweeney-Mandelson messages despite phone theft; Met releases 999 transcript showing McSweeney did not disclose role.
Latino Support for Trump Plummets Over Immigration Crackdown
Latino voters who backed Trump in 2024 are abandoning him over immigration crackdown, with approval dropping from 93% to 66%.
Kremlin Warns of Nuclear War Risk After Ukraine Drone Strike
Kremlin warns of nuclear war risk after Ukraine drone strike on Russian airfield; Trump aides raise alarm to reduce US support for Kyiv.
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