Antifa: The movement Trump wants to label terrorists
As debates rage about designating Antifa as a terrorist organisation, we examine what this controversial movement actually stands for and why it remains at the centre of political controversy.
Category : Politics
Trump: Gaza Hostage Crisis Is "Biggest Problem"
Exclusive: Donald Trump makes dramatic intervention in Middle East crisis, claiming Gaza hostage situation represents 'biggest problem' in ongoing conflict during exclusive interview
Phillipson pressures Labour leaders to scrap benefit cap
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson intensifies pressure on Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves to scrap the controversial two-child benefit limit entirely, exposing internal Labour divisions over welfare reform.
Putin: Russian air defences down Azerbaijani military jet
Vladimir Putin accuses Azerbaijan of violating airspace as Russian defence systems shoot down military aircraft near border, escalating regional tensions dramatically.
Phillipson on Gaza, Child Poverty and Labour Leadership
Exclusive interview with Labour's Bridget Phillipson as she addresses the party's Gaza stance, Britain's child poverty emergency, and the intensifying deputy leadership contest.
Starmer confronts Modi over human rights in Delhi
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer challenges Indian PM Narendra Modi on democratic freedoms and press rights during high-stakes diplomatic visit to New Delhi.
Virginia Dem's 'Bullets' Text Sparks Political Firestorm
Democratic candidate Jay Jones faces intense scrutiny after leaked texts reveal shocking 'bullets' reference amid heated political battle, raising serious questions about campaign conduct.
War photographer's helmet confession shocks industry
Veteran combat photographer Giles Duley reveals his controversial decision to forgo protective gear in conflict zones, explaining how it helps him capture humanity amidst the chaos - despite suffering a traumatic brain injury.
Comedian's Prank Leaves PM Red-Faced During Campaign Visit
Professional prankster Niko Omilana strikes again, tricking the Prime Minister into posing with a humiliating phone case during a campaign walkabout in the West Midlands.
Starmer praises Trump Gaza role, avoids Nobel backing
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has commended Donald Trump for his involvement in brokering a Gaza ceasefire agreement, though notably refrained from backing calls for the former US president to receive a Nobel Peace Prize.
Starmer's India trade mission hits diplomatic crisis
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces diplomatic embarrassment as India cancels ceremonial welcome amid escalating trade deal tensions and protocol disputes during crucial Delhi visit.
Trump's Nobel Peace Prize Bid Fails After Lobbying Blitz
Donald Trump's controversial campaign for the Nobel Peace Prize has spectacularly unravelled after aggressive lobbying efforts backfired, leaving the former US president off the final nomination list despite his supporters' relentless efforts.
Norway braces for Trump's Nobel prize reaction
Norwegian officials are preparing for potential backlash from Donald Trump if he fails to win the Nobel Peace Prize, amid concerns about his reaction and its impact on international relations.
Gaza Ceasefire: Inside the Fragile Truce Agreement
An in-depth analysis of the newly announced Gaza ceasefire agreement, examining the diplomatic efforts behind the deal and the challenges facing its implementation on the ground.
Rubio's Trump Whisper: Inside Historic Gaza Deal Talks
Exclusive insight into the pivotal moment Senator Marco Rubio leaned in to advise Donald Trump during negotiations for a groundbreaking Middle East peace agreement, reshaping US foreign policy in the region.
Putin admits Russia shot down Azerbaijani jet, killing 38
Vladimir Putin admits Russian forces mistakenly shot down an Azerbaijani passenger jet on Christmas Day 1991, revealing decades-old tragedy that claimed 38 lives in devastating military error.
Plaid Cymru warns of two-horse race with Reform in Wales
Rhun ap Iorwerth declares Welsh politics is transforming into a direct contest between Plaid Cymru and Reform UK, sidelining traditional parties in what could reshape Wales's political landscape.
BBC World Service independence threatened by defence funding
Exclusive: Former BBC Controller raises alarm over potential compromise of BBC World Service's editorial independence as Ministry of Defence pushes for greater funding involvement in the internationally renowned broadcaster.
Freed Israeli hostages spark emotional sing-along in Tel Aviv
Tears and cheers filled Tel Aviv's 'Hostage Square' as recently released captives joined families and supporters in an emotional evening of song, marking a profound moment of relief amid ongoing tensions.
Trump's Gaza peace plan: Blueprint for Israeli control
Exclusive analysis reveals how Donald Trump's proposed Middle East roadmap would cement Israeli dominance in Gaza while offering Palestinians limited autonomy under strict security oversight.
Texas Sues John Grisham Over Reproductive Rights Stance
Republican leaders in Texas have launched an extraordinary legal assault against authors John Grisham and five other writers, attempting to sue them over their support for reproductive rights in a dramatic escalation of America's culture wars.
Fox News producer secretly recorded about Trump interviews
A Fox News producer has been covertly recorded making explosive claims about presenter Jesse Watters' interview techniques with Donald Trump, revealing alleged pre-planned questions and coordination.
Pastor Robert Morris Admits Child Sexual Abuse, Resigns
Prominent Texas pastor Robert Morris resigns from Gateway Church after confessing to 'inappropriate sexual behaviour' with a 12-year-old girl in the 1980s, sparking widespread condemnation and investigation.
Trump warns Starmer: No special relationship over Gaza
Exclusive: Donald Trump issues stark warning to Keir Starmer over Gaza policy, threatening to derail UK-US special relationship. Shadow ministers voice concerns as diplomatic tensions escalate.
Cabinet Secretary blocked Starmer's China meeting
Exclusive: Britain's top civil servant Simon Case intervened to prevent Labour leader Keir Starmer from meeting Chinese diplomats over national security concerns, raising questions about political access to sensitive foreign officials.
Putin threatens Western weapons storage in Ukraine
Vladimir Putin's defence ministry issues stark warning that any Western weapons stored in Ukraine will be considered legitimate targets for Russian strikes, escalating tensions dramatically.
Mone's luxury birthday during PPE contract scandal
Controversial Tory peer Michelle Mone celebrated her 50th birthday at five-star Chewton Glen while her PPE company faced scrutiny over £200m government contracts during COVID pandemic.
Labour's digital ID cards for children spark surveillance fears
The Labour Party faces accusations of creating a 'sinister' surveillance state with controversial digital ID cards proposed for children aged 13 and above, raising serious privacy concerns across Britain.
NSW Court Ruling Threatens Peaceful Protest Rights
A landmark legal decision in New South Wales could dramatically reshape protest rights, raising alarm among civil liberties groups about the future of democratic dissent.
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