Europe's Five Safest Countries If World War 3 Breaks Out
Switzerland, Ireland, Austria, Denmark, and Portugal are considered Europe's safest nations if World War 3 breaks out, due to neutrality or geography.
Category : Politics
King Charles Hosts Historic Ramadan State Banquet for Nigerian President
King Charles hosts Nigerian President Tinubu for first UK state visit in 37 years, with adapted Ramadan programme and state banquet.
Tony Dokoupil's CBS Evening News Debut Marred by Chaos and Criticism
Tony Dokoupil's first week as CBS Evening News anchor has been chaotic, with schedule changes, criticism, and a producer's firing.
Teachers Face Rising Violence Union Demands National Action
Largest teaching union threatens strike ballot unless government agrees to inflation-plus pay rise, citing rising violence and workload.
Al Gore Compares Trump Administration to Early Nazi Germany
Al Gore compares Trump administration to early Nazi Germany, criticising its climate policies and false claims about green energy.
Tories Rev Up Anti-Motorist Attack Lines Ahead of UK Election
Tories use car ownership as political wedge, attacking Labour on climate, speed limits, and low-traffic zones ahead of UK election.
Prince William Rejects Call While Filming Aston Villa's Europa League Triumph
Prince William rejects a phone call while filming Aston Villa's Europa League win, later meets fan podcast hosts.
Labour MPs Warned of Snap Election Risk If Starmer Ousted
Labour MPs warned ousting Starmer could trigger early general election, potentially handing power to Farage's Reform UK.
Mathematical Puzzles To Celebrate The Arrival Of 2026
Numerical puzzles celebrating 2026 using basic operations, exponentiation, and concatenation, thanks to Inder Taneja.
Toyah Willcox Faces Backlash for 'Get Rid of Chris' Remark on It Takes Two
Toyah Willcox faces backlash for 'get rid of Chris' remark on It Takes Two after Strictly elimination.
Thomas Massie Files to Run in 2028 After Losing to Trump-Backed Challenger
Kentucky congressman Thomas Massie files for 2028 House race after losing primary to Trump-backed Ed Gallrein, hinting at possible presidential bid.
Only Time You Can Legally Cut Neighbour's Overhanging Tree Branches
Gardening expert explains the only legal way to cut neighbour's overhanging tree branches, including rules on disposal and protected trees.
King's Speech Includes Fast-Track for EU Rules into UK Law
King's Speech includes bill to fast-track EU rules into UK law, sparking debate over parliamentary scrutiny and economic benefits.
Race Across the World Final: Margo and Mark Need Miracle
Margo and Mark face a tough final leg in Race Across the World, needing a miracle to win after falling behind in Mongolia.
Anti-terrorist programme Prevent ‘outdated and inadequately prepared’, report finds
MPs say Prevent programme outdated and inadequately prepared for modern extremism challenges, including online subcultures and neurodiverse individuals.
Home Office to Announce Closure of 11 Asylum Hotels Next Week
Home Office to close 11 asylum hotels next week as part of pledge to end hotel use for asylum seekers by end of parliament.
Third British Tourist Dies in Balcony Fall at Magaluf Complex
Thomas Channon, 18, dies after 70ft balcony fall in Magaluf, third British tourist to die at Eden Roc complex this year.
Coronation Street Star Claire Sweeney 'Lucky' After Stair Fall Smashes Face
Claire Sweeney reveals 'lucky' escape after falling down stairs and smashing her face, breaking her Tom Ford glasses.
France Repeals 17th-Century Code Noir Brutal Slavery Law After 178 Years
France's National Assembly unanimously repeals the 1685 Code Noir, which classified enslaved people as property, 178 years after slavery was abolished.
Anelka Regrets Arsenal Exit But Felt Pushed To The Door
Nicolas Anelka reflects on his Arsenal exit, regrets Real Madrid move, and shares thoughts ahead of Champions League final between his former clubs.
Doreen Lawrence Criticises Badenoch Over Race Remarks After Henry Nowak Murder
Stephen Lawrence's mother Doreen Lawrence criticises Kemi Badenoch for using her son's name in race debate after Henry Nowak murder.
Kim Yo-jong Warns South Korea Over Defector Leaflets
Kim Yo-jong warns South Korea that defector leaflets could wreck a 2018 peace deal, threatening severe consequences.
Exoneree Takes Clerk Office After Judge Blocks Law
Exoneree Calvin Duncan takes office as New Orleans criminal court clerk after judge blocks law eliminating the position, sparking legal battle.
Fifa To Ban Pre-Revolutionary Iran Flag At World Cup
Fifa will ban the pre-revolutionary Iran flag at the World Cup in the US, enforcing rules against political symbols while allowing the Palestine flag.
Madonna names John F. Kennedy Jr. as best sex partner, with a condition
Madonna names John F. Kennedy Jr. as her best sexual partner, but only among deceased people, in a Grindr video interview.
Afroman Wins Lawsuit Against Police Over Mocking Raid Videos
US rapper Afroman wins lawsuit after Ohio police sued him over comedic videos using footage from a 2022 raid on his home.
Donaldson ‘regret’ letter ‘nothing to do’ with sex allegations, trial hears
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson's letter of regret is unrelated to sex abuse claims, his barrister argues, as trial continues.
Enhanced Games Dismisses World Record Timing Claims as 'Drivel'
Enhanced Games rejects claims that a world record set by swimmer Kristian Gkolomeev was mistimed, calling them unfounded internet drivel.
Trump Renews Government Shutdown Threat Over Border Wall Ahead of Midterms
Trump threatens government shutdown over border wall funding, weeks before midterm elections, praising Italy's Conte for firm stance on immigration.
Trump’s 3D Chess Diplomacy: Mandelson Appointment Approved with Strings Attached
Trump approves Peter Mandelson as UK ambassador but FBI investigates his China ties, revealing strategic 3D chess diplomacy.
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