Bishop of London Sarah Mullally announces retirement
The Bishop of London, Dame Sarah Mullally, reveals plans to step down from her senior role in the Church of England, marking a significant transition in the church's leadership structure.
Category : Politics
Michelle Mone: No return to Lords amid PPE scandal
Tory peer Michelle Mone breaks silence, stating she has no intention of returning to Parliament as pressure mounts for her to be stripped of peerage following controversial PPE Medpro contract revelations.
Naval Cadets Shine in Precision Parade Display
Britain's next generation of naval officers demonstrate impeccable drill skills while table tennis champions deliver thrilling rallies in today's standout visual moments across the UK.
Hartlepool strips Mandelson of civic honour
The former Labour minister and architect of New Labour has been dramatically stripped of his freedom of Hartlepool honour in a controversial vote by the town's Conservative-led council.
Egypt presses Hamas to accept Trump Gaza plan, disarm
Egypt's top diplomat makes urgent appeal to Hamas leadership to embrace Trump's controversial Gaza roadmap and relinquish weapons in bid to end conflict
Bosnia on the Brink: Experts Warn of Looming Conflict
International experts sound alarm over rising ethnic tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, warning the fragile peace could collapse as nationalist rhetoric intensifies across the Western Balkans.
Greens attack Labour as 'Tory-lite' in conference speech
Deputy Green Leader accuses Keir Starmer of abandoning core principles and positioning Labour as 'Tory-lite' in fiery conference speech that signals battle for progressive voters.
Czech Election: Babis Fights for Political Survival
Former Prime Minister Andrej Babis battles for political survival as Czech voters head to the polls in a crucial election that could reshape Central European politics and determine the country's future direction.
Amazon ordered to hand over Maine voter data
Maine election officials compel Amazon to release details of voters who returned ballots via company collection boxes amid ongoing election security investigation.
Deputy Speaker Hastie resigns over veterans remarks
Conservative MP Andrew Hastie has resigned as Deputy Speaker following controversial comments about Veterans' Affairs Minister Sussan Ley, creating political shockwaves in Westminster.
Teenager shot by Parachute Regiment in Bogside
Exclusive investigation reveals new details about a 15-year-old boy shot by British soldiers in Londonderry's Bogside area, raising fresh questions about historical military operations during The Troubles.
Israeli missiles strike Syrian defence sites near Damascus
Explosions reported in Damascus as Syrian air defences allegedly intercept Israeli missiles targeting military facilities near the coastal city of Baniyas.
Jewish leaders confront Swinney over antisemitism response
Scotland's First Minister faces criticism from Manchester's Jewish community for failing to adequately address rising antisemitism concerns during a recent meeting.
UK Government bypasses Holyrood in transport funding row
The UK Government faces accusations of undermining Scottish devolution after directly awarding £15.6 million to local councils, bypassing the Scottish Government in a move branded 'constitutionally unacceptable'.
David Lammy confronts antisemitic abuse in Manchester
Labour's David Lammy reveals shocking antisemitic harassment during Manchester visit, calling for zero tolerance against Jewish hate crimes in UK politics.
British officer wins Ukrainian bravery medal in fight vs Russia
A decorated British Army officer from the prestigious Coldstream Guards has been honoured with Ukraine's highest bravery medal after volunteering to fight against Russian invasion forces in a remarkable display of international solidarity.
Mandelson questioned over Epstein links in Hartlepool
Former Labour minister Lord Mandelson confronted by journalists about his connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein during campaign visit to Hartlepool.
US Government Shutdown Looms: Critical Services at Risk
America faces potential government shutdown as political stalemate threatens federal services including national parks, military operations and social security payments. Essential workers face unpaid duty.
Royal Navy nuclear sub completes 200-day patrol amid crisis
A veteran Vanguard-class submarine returns from one of Britain's longest nuclear deterrent patrols as concerns grow over delays in replacement programme, raising questions about UK's defence capabilities.
Mandelson's Epstein links revealed in court papers
Explosive documents uncover former Labour minister Peter Mandelson's previously hidden connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, including private meetings and communications.
Putin Mocks Europe Drone Panic: 'OK For Now'
Vladimir Putin delivers ominous message to Europe, suggesting Russia could strike again after downplaying recent drone incidents in chilling speech that has security experts alarmed.
Diane Abbott admits late £40k earnings declaration
Long-serving Labour MP Diane Abbott faces scrutiny after disclosing £40,000 in earnings 18 months late, blaming overwhelming parliamentary demands for the oversight.
Israeli navy intercepts final pro-Palestinian flotilla boat
The Israeli military has intercepted the last of three boats in a 42-strong activist flotilla attempting to breach the Gaza blockade, marking the complete neutralisation of the latest maritime protest mission.
JK Rowling: 'Appalled' British Jews feel unsafe in UK
Harry Potter author speaks out after survey reveals nearly half of British Jews feel uncomfortable expressing their identity publicly, calling the findings 'heartbreaking'
Starmer: UK must 'turn page' on Tory rule
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer delivers powerful address on constitutional reform, pledging to reset Britain's political system and restore trust in democracy if elected.
India-Pakistan tensions escalate after Pahalgam attack
Indian Air Force jets strike militant targets in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir following a devastating terrorist attack on pilgrims in Pahalgam that claimed nine lives, including four police personnel.
Kemi Badenoch blasts Tory 'saboteurs' in party civil war
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch unleashes blistering criticism against Conservative rebels she accuses of sabotaging the party's election chances with their 'destructive' behaviour.
Greta Thunberg Joins Gaza Aid Flotilla
Climate activist Greta Thunberg joins international coalition demanding humanitarian access to Gaza as Israeli naval blockade faces new challenge.
Kirk and Patel's Valhalla Club Sparks Influence Concerns
Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk and former Trump administration official Kash Patel are facing scrutiny over their exclusive 'Valhalla Club' that promises political access to donors, raising concerns about transparency and influence in US politics.
Ukraine hits Russian gas facilities in major escalation
Ukrainian drones hit major Russian energy infrastructure in daring overnight strikes, marking significant escalation as Moscow launches fresh offensive in Kharkiv region.
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