Trump's 10 Most Outrageous Rally Moments
Donald Trump's recent rally left audiences stunned with a series of jaw-dropping statements. From wild conspiracy theories to fiery attacks on rivals, here are the 10 most unhinged moments.
Category : Politics
Kim Jong-un's daughter's power suits hint at future role
North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un's young daughter, Ju Ae, has been seen sporting tailored suits and heels, sparking speculation about her future role in the regime. Experts weigh in on the significance of her fashion choices.
Fox News host mocked Texas Democrat's emotional speech
Fox News presenter Will Cain faces backlash after mocking Texas Democrat James Talarico's emotional speech on gun control. Critics accuse Cain of insensitivity amid rising US political tensions.
MP urges UK to act on Yunus case in Bangladesh
Labour MP Tulip Siddiq calls on the UK to address the 'politically motivated' legal actions against Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus in Bangladesh, amid growing international concern.
Labour won’t raise inheritance tax, Reeves confirms
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirms Labour will not increase inheritance tax, aligning with Conservative policy ahead of the general election.
Massie slammed over Epstein files conspiracy claims
Republican lawmaker Thomas Massie faces backlash for promoting baseless claims about Jeffrey Epstein's victims, drawing condemnation from survivors and advocates.
John Oliver interviews Monica Lewinsky about Trump & immigration
John Oliver's latest episode featuring Monica Lewinsky has ignited discussions on Trump, citizenship, and immigrant rights, blending humour with hard-hitting political commentary.
Putin likened to Hitler over Ukraine war crimes
A former Russian official has likened Vladimir Putin to Adolf Hitler, accusing the Kremlin leader of committing war crimes in Ukraine. The shocking comparison comes as international pressure grows over Russia's brutal invasion.
Lammy & Vance's fishing trip sparks diplomatic debate
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy and US Senator JD Vance's fishing trip at Chevening has ignited discussions on UK-US relations and political diplomacy.
Asylum seeker in Epping charged with sexual assault
An asylum seeker residing in a controversial migrant hotel in Epping has been charged with multiple offences, sparking renewed debate over immigration policies.
Cooper: Home Office pressured police over Begum case
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper criticises the Home Office for allegedly pressuring South Wales Police to drop an investigation into Shamima Begum's citizenship case.
Labour member in court over Nazi salute allegation
A Labour Party member appeared in court after allegedly performing a Nazi salute outside Snaresbrook Crown Court. The incident, which was captured on video, has sparked widespread condemnation.
Strictly's Nadiya Bychkova injured in horror fall
Strictly Come Dancing star Nadiya Bychkova was hospitalised following a terrifying fall during rehearsals. The professional dancer is now recovering after the shocking incident.
Youngkin pushes for Trump nod despite GOP worries
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is aggressively seeking Donald Trump's endorsement for a potential presidential run, despite private Republican fears that his moderate image may alienate the party's base.
Polish veterans honoured at Edinburgh Castle
A poignant ceremony at Edinburgh Castle paid tribute to Polish veterans who served alongside British forces during World War II.
Lammy faces £2.5k fine over fishing licence blunder
Foreign Secretary David Lammy risks a hefty fine after failing to secure a fishing licence during a trip with US Senator JD Vance—where neither caught a single fish.
Trump attacks media and Bolton over Putin claims
Former President Donald Trump has lashed out at the media and his former National Security Advisor John Bolton, accusing them of pushing a pro-Putin narrative ahead of a high-stakes meeting.
David Lammy fined £200 for late donation declaration
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy has been fined by the Electoral Commission for failing to declare a £10,000 campaign donation on time. The Labour MP has apologised for the oversight.
Huge brawl breaks out in Westminster
Dramatic footage captures a massive street brawl breaking out in Westminster, as police struggle to contain the chaos. Witnesses describe scenes of panic and violence.
France announces stricter immigration controls
France announces new immigration measures to curb illegal entries, sparking debates on border security and international relations.
Mourner fined at funeral in Westminster outrage
A grieving mourner was left outraged after receiving a parking ticket while attending a loved one's funeral in Westminster.
Russia-China military drills near Japan raise tensions
Russia and China conducted joint military exercises near Japan, showcasing their growing alliance as regional tensions escalate. The drills included strategic bombers and warships, raising concerns in Tokyo.
Ukraine's Drone Strike Wipes Out Russian Platoon
Shocking drone footage captures the moment Ukrainian forces annihilate a Russian platoon, destroying a personnel carrier and picking off soldiers in a devastating blow to Putin's military advances.
Baby killed in horrific dog attack in Westminster
A one-year-old baby has tragically died after being mauled by a dog in a London home, sparking an urgent police investigation.
Peta Credlin Spotted at the Gym – See Her Workout Style
Sky News presenter Peta Credlin was seen hitting the gym in a casual yet stylish outfit, showcasing her dedication to fitness. Get the details on her workout and style choices.
Man jailed for vandalising noisy neighbours' home
A frustrated homeowner who couldn't stand his neighbours' noise took drastic revenge - now he's paying the price behind bars.
Welsh Labour MS Hefin David Dies Suddenly at 47
Tributes pour in for Hefin David, Welsh Labour MS, who passed away unexpectedly at 47. Keir Starmer and colleagues honour his legacy.
Air Canada criticised for wheelchair assistance charge
Air Canada is under scrutiny after a passenger with mobility issues was charged for wheelchair assistance, sparking outrage and calls for better disability policies in air travel.
UK MP's husband faces Bangladesh corruption trial
British MP Tulip Siddiq's husband, a banker in Bangladesh, is embroiled in a high-profile corruption trial, raising questions about political accountability.
Myanmar Junta Accused of Torture and War Crimes
Disturbing reports emerge of Myanmar's military junta committing widespread torture and war crimes, as victims and witnesses share harrowing testimonies.
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