Oxford Union Hosts Tommy Robinson Debate Despite Outcry
The Oxford Union will host far-right activist Tommy Robinson for a debate titled 'The West Is Right To Be Suspicious Of Islam' on June 17, sparking criticism from faith leaders and politicians.
Category : Politics
Chris Packham Reveals Surprising Common Ground with Jeremy Clarkson
Chris Packham reveals surprising common ground with Jeremy Clarkson, criticises BBC's environmental stance, and laments lack of raptors in Peak District.
Met Chief Praises Officer Who Defended Christian Preacher's Free Speech in Whitechapel
Met Police chief praises officer who defended Christian preacher's free speech in Whitechapel, amid claims of 'Muslim area'.
Airbnb Nuisance Neighbours: Tribunal Ruling Offers Hope
A tribunal ruling against an Airbnb host offers hope for neighbours suffering from nuisance short-term lets, with legal avenues and local authority protections available.
Iraqi Girl, 15, Killed for Refusing Cousin Marriage; Family Danced in Celebration
A 15-year-old Iraqi girl was killed by her family for refusing to marry her cousin; relatives celebrated her death by dancing in the streets.
Hanson's Podcast With Stefanovic Causes Media Uproar
Karl Stefanovic's link to a One Nation fundraiser sparks clarification, as the Today host embraces an anti-woke podcast persona.
Farage Calls for Ban on Mass Religious Observances in Public
Nigel Farage calls for ban on mass religious observances in public, sparking debate over Ramadan event in Trafalgar Square.
Harman Warns Burnham as PM Could Trigger General Election
Harriet Harman warns that Andy Burnham replacing Starmer as PM could trigger a general election, citing Farage's potential 'usurper' claims.
Iran Expands Restrictions on News Content Distribution
Iran expands restrictions on news content, targeting Israeli media and Farsi-language outlets abroad, amid ongoing conflict.
Linehan Accuses RTÉ of Antisemitism Over Eurovision Boycott
Graham Linehan accuses RTÉ of antisemitism for airing Father Ted's Eurovision episode instead of the final, in protest against Israel's inclusion.
Portugal's Parliament Approves Controversial Burqa Ban Bill
Portugal's parliament approves far-right bill banning face veils in public, targeting Muslim women; awaits presidential approval.
Coronation Street's Jodie Ramsey Set to Be Exposed by David Platt
Coronation Street spoilers reveal David Platt will expose Jodie Ramsey's lies after she steals Harper's milestone card, leading to a confrontation.
Iran shrugs as Trump flip-flops between threats and extending peace talk deadlines
Iran ignores Trump's threats and flip-flops, maintains control of Strait of Hormuz, causing global gas price spike.
Trump White House Contradicts Itself on Overdose Prevention
Trump administration policies on overdose prevention contradict each other, with cuts to harm reduction and test strips while supporting naloxone.
Man Reflects on 17 Years of Silence: 'It Gave Me Peace'
John Francis stopped speaking for 17 years, finding peace and earning degrees. He later resumed speech and now teaches about the environment and listening.
Netanyahu Directs Military to Seize 70% of Gaza Strip
Netanyahu orders Israeli army to seize 70% of Gaza, violating ceasefire and risking humanitarian catastrophe.
Trump's Iran Invasion Plan a 'Deadly Trap', Experts Warn
Experts warn US-Israeli campaign against Iran risks an 'escalation trap', with widening conflict and rising costs despite tactical successes.
Jill Dando Murder: New Netflix Documentary Explores 'Wrong Place, Wrong Time' Theory
New Netflix documentary explores the unsolved murder of BBC presenter Jill Dando, with her brother suggesting she was killed randomly.
Moana Live Action Trailer Sparks Fan Backlash Over Creativity
Disney's Moana live-action trailer sparks fan backlash over Dwayne Johnson's wig and visual style, but the film won't undergo creative changes.
Ex-Guantanamo Detainee David Hicks in Health Crisis
David Hicks, former Guantanamo detainee, has conviction overturned but suffers health problems from torture; Australian PM refuses apology.
Arsenal Fan Killed in Uganda During Title Celebrations
Ugandan police investigate the murder of an Arsenal fan during title celebrations, allegedly by a Man United supporter.
Tom Georgeson, Star of Boys from the Blackstuff and Between the Lines, Dies Aged 89
Tom Georgeson, actor known for Boys from the Blackstuff and Between the Lines, dies at 89.
Ukrainian Drone Strike Kills One in Russian City of Voronezh
A Ukrainian drone attack on Voronezh, Russia, killed one and wounded three, with 17 drones shot down. The strike followed Russian bombardment of Ukraine.
Tech Investor Warns of Entrepreneur Exodus Over Capital Gains Tax Hike
Investor Harry Stebbings warns UK tech entrepreneurs will leave en masse if capital gains tax is raised significantly in the budget.
Craig David Misses First Gig in 15 Years After Flight Cancellation
Craig David misses first gig in 15 years after flight cancellation forces him to pull out of Boardmasters Festival headline slot.
Anger as ICE Agents Detain 16-Year-Old US Citizen in Mistaken Identity at Rhode Island Courthouse
ICE agents mistakenly detain a 16-year-old US citizen outside a Rhode Island courthouse, sparking outrage from state officials and senators.
Badenoch 'Shocked' Tice Refused to Condemn Reform Councillor's Racist Posts
Kemi Badenoch criticises Richard Tice for failing to condemn racist posts by suspended Reform UK councillor Glenn Gibbins.
Victoria Starmer Makes Rare Public Appearance at Races, Prioritising Privacy
Victoria Starmer attends horse race day after husband becomes PM, emphasising her desire for privacy and a normal life.
Toto Wolff's Net Worth Hits £2 Billion Amid F1 Rivalry with Horner
Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff's net worth hits £2 billion, up £670 million, amid potential Alpine investment clash with Christian Horner.
Elon Musk to Face Trial Over Paedophile Remark to British Diver
Elon Musk to face trial in October after judge rejects dismissal of defamation suit by British diver Vernon Unsworth over 'pedo' tweet.
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