Happy the Elephant Dies at Bronx Zoo After Landmark Case
Happy the elephant, subject of a landmark animal rights case, has been euthanised at age 55 at the Bronx Zoo due to age-related health issues.
Category : Politics
Half of Teens Undecided on Voting in Next Election
Half of UK teens undecided on voting in next general election, as Labour prepares to lower voting age to 16. Survey shows 90% worry about future.
Girlguiding Defends Transgender Inclusion Policy Amid Criticism
Girlguiding defends its transgender inclusion policy, rejecting claims it risks girls' safety, after two leaders had memberships withdrawn for objecting.
Gary Neville's Sister Condemns 'Truly Scary' Street Abuse Incident
Gary Neville's sister Tracey condemns 'truly scary' street abuse incident caught on video, as former footballer John Hartson also criticises the abuser.
Rachel Reeves Will Not Face Standards Probe Over Budget Briefings
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will not face a ministerial standards probe over Budget briefings, as ethics adviser Sir Laurie Magnus declines to investigate.
Burnham Lead Boosted By Farage Rival Split In Makerfield
Andy Burnham's by-election chances in Makerfield are boosted as Nigel Farage's Reform UK faces a split from the Restore party, with polls showing vote erosion.
Trump Reveals Why He Never Got a White House Dog
President Trump explains why he is the only president in over 100 years without a White House dog, citing lack of time and calling pet adoption 'phony'.
Your Right To Refuse Airport Body Scanners Explained
UK Government explains passengers' rights at airports, including the right to refuse body scanners, ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Albanese Denounces US Tariffs as ‘Not a Friendly Act’ After Trump Refuses Exemption for Australia
Anthony Albanese denounces US tariffs on Australian steel and aluminium as 'not a friendly act' after Trump refuses exemption, calling the move 'economic self-harm'.
Truth Loses as Scapegoating Takes Over Britain’s Asylum Debate
Guardian editorial warns that misinformation and far-right provocation are fuelling toxic asylum debate in UK, with many Britons believing falsehoods about migration.
Excluded Iran Star Azmoun Backs Teammates for World Cup
Excluded Iran star Sardar Azmoun backs teammates for World Cup amid political tensions and visa challenges.
Bridgerton Star Reignites Race Debate Over Historical Fantasy
Bridgerton star Adjoa Andoh's coronation comment sparks debate over race in historical dramas, as Netflix's Queen Charlotte and Queen Cleopatra face criticism for their Black fantasies.
Scotland Demands £24.5m Reimbursement for Trump and Vance Visits
Scotland demands £24.5m from UK government for policing costs of Trump and Vance visits, calling them working trips not private holidays.
UK Bans Step-Incest Pornography After Lords Vote
UK bans step-incest pornography after Lords vote; tech bosses face liability for revenge porn.
Infant Found Dead in Tent at NSW Homeless Encampment
Newborn found dead in tent at NSW homeless camp; residents demand sanitation and water access.
UK to Pay France £660m in New Deal to Stop Small Boat Crossings
UK agrees £660m three-year deal with France to curb Channel crossings, including funding for a riot squad and increased enforcement.
Kyiv Art Fair Offers Cultural Escape and Resilience Amid War
Kyiv's Art Kyiv fair offers Ukrainians a cultural escape from war, with art that avoids direct conflict references, aiming to preserve cultural continuity and boost the art market.
Reform UK Surge in Kent Blamed on Inequality and Austerity
Reform UK's rise in Kent is driven by inequality and austerity, say critics, blaming the council for hostility to asylum seekers and service cuts.
Reform UK's £331m Council Savings Claim Questioned by Experts
Reform UK claims £331m savings at English councils, but experts question the figures and note limits on cuts.
Kate Scott: Net Worth, Boxing Husband, and Role in Fury-Usyk Rematch Coverage
Kate Scott leads DAZN punditry for Fury-Usyk rematch; net worth £2m; married to boxing trainer Malik Scott.
Paul McCartney names John Lennon as his favourite Beatle
Paul McCartney names John Lennon as his favourite Beatle, calling him the group's unofficial leader, in a new interview.
Epstein Assistant Sarah Kellen Denies Complicity, Claims Abuse
Sarah Kellen, former Epstein assistant, denies complicity and claims abuse in congressional testimony, providing names of alleged accomplices.
Péter Magyar Sworn In as Hungary’s Prime Minister, Ending 16-Year Orbán Era
Péter Magyar sworn in as Hungary's PM, ending Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule after a landslide election victory for his Tisza party.
Milan Bull Mosaic Restoration Sparks Mockery Over Missing Testicles
Milan's restored Rampant Bull mosaic is mocked for missing testicles after a €30,000 restoration, sparking accusations of censorship.
House Democrats Release New Epstein Island Images
House Democrats release photos and videos from Jeffrey Epstein's Caribbean island, taken in 2020, showing bedrooms, a dentist chair, and a chalkboard.
Ex-MI6 Chief Sir Alex Younger Dies Aged 62
Sir Alex Younger, former head of MI6, dies aged 62 after cancer treatment; tributes from PM Starmer and others.
Farage Backs Trump Spokeswoman After Heated Exchange with Reporter
Nigel Farage backs White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt after she called a reporter a 'leftwing hack' during a briefing on the killing of Renee Good by an ICE agent.
National Conversation Project Launches to Rebuild UK Cohesion
National Conversation project launches to rebuild UK cohesion, led by Sajid Javid and Jon Cruddas, asking public to share visions of community and country.
Mass Immigration Fuels Youth Job Crisis, Research Shows
Research shows employers hired 27 non-EU workers for every British under-25 since 2020, fueling a youth job crisis with NEET numbers rising.
Cake Shed Bakers Face £1,000 Fines Over Licences
Home bakers selling from cake sheds face £1,000 fines without a street trading licence, sparking concerns over costs and fairness.
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