Cuba Hopes World Cup Offers Respite From US Threats
As Cuba faces a US oil blockade and military threats, many hope the World Cup will deter an attack. With matches in Miami, Cuba's proximity complicates US plans.
Category : Politics
Belfast Stabbing Suspect Immigration Route Sparks Debate
After a stabbing in Belfast, suspect Hadi Alodid's travel via Ireland sparks debate on the Common Travel Area loophole, border security, and political sensitivities.
Trump's World Cup: A Depressingly Angry Version of Football
As the World Cup kicks off in the US, the host nation's divisive policies and military actions overshadow the tournament, raising questions about football's complicity.
Mehdi Hasan Discusses Trump's Birthday Event
In a video commentary, Mehdi Hasan analyzes Donald Trump's extravagant birthday party, highlighting its political implications and the former president's continued influence.
Healey's Resignation: Unspoken Messages in His Letter
John Healey's resignation as defence secretary reveals tensions over defence funding, with his letter containing pointed criticisms of Starmer and the Treasury.
UK Defence Secretary Healey Quits Over Military Spending Row
John Healey resigns as UK defence secretary, accusing PM Starmer and Chancellor Reeves of risking national security with inadequate military spending plans.
Burnham Rejects Waspi Compensation, Considers Alternatives
Andy Burnham rules out paying compensation to Waspi women but is open to other benefits like subsidised transport. He faces backlash over cost of potential scheme.
Is Trump Set to Disrupt the World Cup?
Donald Trump is leveraging global sporting events like the World Cup and UFC as his personal platform. Investigative reporter Karim Zidan discusses whether this involvement helps or hinders sports.
Trump Threatens Iran Attack and Seizure of Kharg Island
Donald Trump has threatened to attack Iran 'very hard tonight' and seize the country's Kharg Island and other oil infrastructure, escalating tensions with Tehran.
US Strikes on Iran: Ceasefire at Breaking Point
A wave of US strikes across southern Iran represents the gravest test yet of the fragile truce. Is the ceasefire over? What officials are saying and whether the deal can survive.
Badenoch: Healey Quit Shows Starmer's Premiership Falling Apart
Kemi Badenoch claims John Healey's resignation proves Keir Starmer's leadership is crumbling, citing backbench pressure to prioritize welfare over defense spending.
John Healey Quits as Defence Secretary
John Healey has resigned as defence secretary, citing the prime minister's failure to secure rapid defence spending increases. The move, seen as highly political, ends his six-year tenure.
Are Liberals Surrendering to One Nation? Analysis
One Nation's primary vote surpasses Labor and Coalition for first time, sparking questions about Pauline Hanson becoming PM. Experts discuss policy scrutiny.
Labor Faces One Nation Threat as Hanson Rises in Polls
Labor MPs are concerned about One Nation's rising popularity, with polls showing Hanson's party leading. Labor strategizes to counter Hanson's appeal to working-class voters by focusing on wages and cost-of-living issues.
US House Blocks Surveillance Law Extension Amid Pulte Row
The US House failed to pass a short-term extension of Fisa surveillance law, with Democrats protesting Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence.
GB News: Healey Resignation 'Nail in Coffin' for Starmer
GB News presenter Tom Harwood questions how long Keir Starmer will remain PM after Defence Secretary John Healey's resignation, calling it another nail in his political coffin.
Queen's Ex-Aide 'Dumbfounded' by Meghan Markle's Oprah Claims
Ailsa Anderson, Queen Elizabeth II's former press secretary, said she was 'dumbfounded' by Meghan Markle's racism allegations in the Oprah interview, which she called unrecognisable.
Defence Secretary Healey Quits Over Forces Funding
John Healey resigned as defence secretary, accusing PM Starmer of failing to fund the Defence Investment Plan adequately, citing rising threats.
Lord Walker calls for pension triple lock reform
Lord Walker, the Government's cost-of-living champion, said the state pension policy is unaffordable and urged Labour to reform it, sparking debate on youth unemployment.
Healey's Resignation: A Bomb Under Starmer's Leadership
Defence Secretary John Healey resigned, accusing PM Keir Starmer of jeopardising national security, dealing a severe blow to Starmer's leadership ahead of a G7 summit and by-election.
John Healey Quits as Defence Secretary, Shocks Military
John Healey resigns as defence secretary, citing insufficient defence investment. His departure signals deep concerns within the military about UK readiness against modern threats.
Healey Quits Defence, Accuses Reeves of Underfunding
John Healey resigns as defence secretary, accusing Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer of failing to fund defence properly. Industry leaders warn national security is not an accountant's job.
WASPI campaigner praises Andy Burnham after compensation comments confusion
Jan Fulster calls Andy Burnham a 'decent bloke' after his comments at a hustings event sparked debate over potential £10bn compensation for WASPI women.
Trump Threatens to Seize Iran's Oil Industry Amid Strikes
President Trump warns the US will hit Iran 'very hard' and seize its oil infrastructure, including Kharg Island, as ceasefire efforts stall and conflict risks escalation.
Queen's Ex-Aide Dumbfounded by Meghan Markle
Ailsa Anderson, Queen Elizabeth II's former press secretary, reveals Meghan Markle's Oprah interview left her dumbfounded, denying any racism in the royal family.
Mother blocked from easyJet flight over passport rule
A mother was denied boarding an easyJet flight at Gatwick due to a post-Brexit rule limiting passport validity to 10 years. She spent £700 to join her family in Greece.
Nearly 3,000 Patients Daily in Corridor Care, NHS Data Shows
NHS England publishes first 'corridor care' data: nearly 3,000 patients daily treated in corridors or makeshift areas, raising concerns over dignity and safety.
Defence Secretary Quits Over Armed Forces Funding
John Healey resigns as defence secretary, accusing PM Starmer of inadequate funding for the Defence Investment Plan, citing rising threats and slow spending.
US Warns Iran Over Threat to Musk's Firms
The US has warned Iran against targeting Elon Musk's companies in West Asia, following threats from the regime. Scott Bessent stated Iran will pay for any attacks.
Burnham's By-Election Battle: Voters Voice Discontent
Andy Burnham's by-election hopes in Ashton-in-Makerfield face a shock as locals express decades of Labour complacency and a desire for change, with Reform UK gaining ground.
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