Leaked WhatsApp Messages Expose Scottish Labour Infighting
Leaked WhatsApp messages reveal bitter infighting among Scottish Labour MPs over Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander's performance, with allies defending him amid media briefings.
Category : Politics
Ruth Davidson: Unite Unionist Vote in Aberdeen South
Former Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson urges Aberdeen South voters not to split the unionist vote in the upcoming by-election, warning that Reform UK could hand the seat to the SNP.
Healey Resignation Damages Labour and Starmer
John Healey's resignation as defence secretary, with a blistering attack on Starmer and Reeves, undermines Labour's national security credibility and complicates the task for a successor.
Jose Mourinho returns to Real Madrid as manager
Jose Mourinho has been confirmed as Real Madrid's new manager on a three-year deal, leaving Benfica after an unbeaten but third-placed league season.
Trump Urges GOP to Pass $350B Bill with Voting Curbs
Donald Trump calls on congressional Republicans to pass a $350 billion reconciliation bill including the Save America Act, which imposes new voter ID requirements and other restrictions, despite likely failure in the Senate.
World Cup 2026: Cash Grab or Football's Future?
As the 2026 World Cup kicks off across the US, Mexico, and Canada, fans face soaring ticket prices, transport woes, and climate concerns. Is FIFA to blame for the controversy?
Healey Quits Defence Role Over Funding Dispute
John Healey resigned as defence secretary after rejecting a £2bn offer from Keir Starmer, leaving the UK without a defence strategy weeks before a Nato summit.
US Probes Huge '8647' Etching on National Mall Grass
US authorities investigate a massive '8647' etching on the National Mall, with '86' linked to restaurant slang and '47' to Trump. Grass samples collected.
US Lawmakers Urge Halt to Afghan Relocation to DRC
Over 80 US lawmakers urge Trump administration to stop plans to send 1,100 Afghans stranded in Qatar to the Democratic Republic of Congo, citing moral and security obligations.
Dems seek Vance testimony on Epstein files handling
House Democrats, led by Rep. Robert Garcia, plan to call on JD Vance to testify about the Trump administration's handling of Jeffrey Epstein files, following a New York Times report on internal crisis.
Corrections: Placenta Accreta and Artemis IV
This article corrects errors about placenta accreta spectrum and the Artemis IV lunar landing timeline, plus other recent amendments.
Iran's World Cup Camp in Tijuana Under Armed Guard
Iran's World Cup team sets up base in Tijuana, Mexico, amid heightened security and political tensions. Armed guards patrol, visas denied, and support staff cut as the team navigates a complex situation.
Trump Claims Iran Peace Deal Imminent, World Cup Begins
Donald Trump says a peace deal with Iran could be signed this weekend. Labor targets One Nation, and the World Cup kicks off with Mexico vs South Africa.
Trump Says US and Iran Will Sign Peace Deal
President Trump announced on June 11 that the US and Iran plan to sign a peace deal, claiming Iran's supreme leader approved, opening Hormuz Strait and blocking nuclear program.
Trump Taps Jay Clayton for Top Intel Job After Pulte Controversy
Donald Trump has nominated Jay Clayton, former SEC chair, as director of national intelligence after widespread criticism of his pick Bill Pulte for the role.
China's Women Resist Pressures to Have More Children
Chinese women face growing state pressure to have more children as birth rates plummet, but many are pushing back, shaped by the traumatic legacy of the one-child policy.
Clayton: Trump Intel Pick Without Intel Background
Jay Clayton, former SEC chair and Trump loyalist, nominated for director of national intelligence despite no intelligence background and controversial election fraud comments.
E3 Ambassadors Push for Russia-Ukraine Talks in Moscow
British, French, and German ambassadors met with Russian officials to urge direct negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv. Meanwhile, fuel shortages hit Crimea after Ukrainian drone strikes on supply routes.
Belfast Riots: Residents Fear for Lives After Violence
The Guardian reporter Hannah Al-Othman discusses anti-immigrant rioting in Belfast, where residents like Stella and Sumayah fear for their lives after their street was attacked.
Will Labor’s NDIS Changes Become a Reality? Podcast
The Albanese government proposes major NDIS changes to cut spending and reduce participants. Critics voice concerns during Senate inquiry. Shadow minister Melissa McIntosh discusses.
Liberals Surrendering to One Nation? Podcast Explores
One Nation's primary vote surpasses Labor and Coalition for first time, sparking questions about Pauline Hanson becoming PM. Full Story podcast discusses Liberal cracks.
Georgia's Festivals Full, Poets in Prison: Abandoned by Europe
A Georgian writer reflects on anti-government protests, cultural festivals, and the feeling of abandonment as Europe turns away amid political repression and emigration.
Can Politicians Bring Calm to Belfast After Violence?
After nights of violence across Belfast, politicians call for calm. Plus, Jessica Elgot speaks to undecided voters in Makerfield ahead of the byelection.
Up to 90% of Ireland's asylum seekers came from Northern Ireland
Figures show up to 90% of asylum seekers in Ireland may have entered via Northern Ireland, exploiting the Common Travel Area, with over 900 immigration offenders caught in the UK.
Hanson admits Rinehart as One Nation policy advisor
Pauline Hanson reveals billionaire Gina Rinehart advises her on policy, while Nationals leader Matt Canavan rejects a joint election strategy with One Nation but supports their anti-Labor campaign.
Pro-Palestine Activists Foresee Labour Policy Shift on Israel
Pro-Palestine activists anticipate a significant change in Labour's approach to the Middle East, citing Green Party gains, leadership change, and internal polling supporting a tougher stance on Israel.
Australia Makes Refugee Resettlement Program Permanent
Australia's Community Refugee Integration and Settlement Program (CRISP) is made permanent after a successful pilot, resettling nearly 1,000 refugees with community support.
Belfast Riots: Residents Fear for Lives Amid Violence
Guardian reporter Hannah Al-Othman details the anti-immigrant riots in Belfast, where residents like Stella and Sumayah faced terrifying attacks and fear for their safety.
One Nation Fundraiser Relocated Amid Planned Protests
One Nation's Melbourne fundraiser moved to an undisclosed location after venue cancelled due to planned protests. Police aware of potential protest activity.
Nigerian Lottery Winner Gets Italian Residency
A Nigerian man who won €500,000 in an Italian lottery but couldn't claim it due to his undocumented status has finally been granted a residency permit, ending a decade-long immigration ordeal.
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