GPS trackers in kids' shoes: Safety or surveillance?
Parents are increasingly using GPS trackers in children's shoes, but is this vigilant parenting or an invasion of privacy? Experts weigh in on the debate.
Category : Politics
Welsh Labour's £4m Uganda tree project sparks fury
The Welsh Labour government has come under fire for allocating £4 million in taxpayer funds to a controversial tree-planting initiative in Uganda aimed at promoting gender equality.
Trump falsely claims Hawaii isn't part of the US
Former US President Donald Trump sparked controversy by suggesting Hawaii isn't truly part of the United States. Experts and officials swiftly debunked his claims.
Europe rallies behind Ukraine with new defence pledges
European leaders rally behind Ukraine with new military and financial support as President Zelensky strengthens alliances amid ongoing conflict.
Trump ally accused of pressuring IRS over immigrant data
Former US congressman Billy Long allegedly urged the IRS to erase sensitive immigrant taxpayer information during the Trump administration, raising serious legal and ethical concerns.
Sturgeon: Salmond tried to 'destroy' me
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon alleges her ex-mentor Alex Salmond sought to 'destroy' her politically, as revealed in a bombshell book excerpt.
Pro-Palestine activists occupy Parliament Square in protest
Demonstrators in Belfast and London demand action as tensions rise over British policies on Palestine. Police monitor the situation closely.
Trump ally fired from IRS over immigrant data leak
A former IRS contractor with ties to Donald Trump was dismissed after allegedly sharing confidential taxpayer information with media outlets.
Salvini faces backlash in Sicily over migrant policies
Italy's Deputy PM Matteo Salvini confronted angry protesters in Sicily amid rising tensions over his hardline stance on immigration.
Nicola Sturgeon’s memoir reveals feud with Alex Salmond
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s upcoming memoir, 'Frankly', reveals shocking details about her fractured relationship with Alex Salmond and the internal strife within the SNP.
Vinay Prasad's FDA return sparks Loomer backlash
Dr Vinay Prasad's reappointment to the FDA sparks debate as conservative activist Laura Loomer voices strong opposition. Discover the latest developments in this high-profile regulatory clash.
Man, 54, dies mysteriously outside London hotel
A 54-year-old man tragically dropped dead outside a luxury hotel in Westminster, leaving authorities scrambling for answers. Detectives are treating the incident as unexplained.
Far-right and anti-asylum protesters clash in Nuneaton
Far-right demonstrators and anti-asylum protesters gathered in Nuneaton, sparking heated debates over UK immigration policies. Authorities monitored the situation closely as tensions flared.
British medic killed in Ukraine, murder suspected
A British volunteer medic has been tragically killed in Ukraine while providing humanitarian aid in the war against Russia. Authorities suspect foul play as investigations unfold.
Trump pushes for marijuana reclassification
Former President Donald Trump is advocating for the reclassification of marijuana, a move that could reshape US drug policy. Explore the implications and reactions.
£4,500 raised for stranded Brits in UAE
A crowdfunding campaign has raised £4,500 to assist British expats in the UAE facing financial hardship and unable to return home. Advocates call for government intervention.
Prince Andrew linked to fourth Epstein associate in court docs
Explosive court documents reveal Prince Andrew's connection to a fourth man in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, raising fresh questions about his ties to the disgraced financier.
Pete Hegseth criticised for women's suffrage remarks
Fox News host Pete Hegseth faces backlash after resurfaced video shows him questioning women's suffrage. Critics call his remarks 'deeply offensive' and 'outdated'.
Trump slams DC crime amid legal battles
Former US President Donald Trump held a press conference where he criticised Washington DC's crime rates, linking them to his ongoing legal challenges. Experts weigh in on the claims.
Trump suggests Putin could "take back" Alaska—outrage follows
Former US President Donald Trump's shocking remarks suggesting Russia could 'take back' Alaska have drawn fierce criticism, raising concerns over his ties to Vladimir Putin.
Republicans accused of gerrymandering in redistricting plans
New Republican-led redistricting efforts in the US have drawn accusations of gerrymandering, with critics warning of unfair electoral advantages ahead of key elections.
US-Azerbaijan-Armenia deal weakens Iran, Russia
A landmark agreement between the US, Azerbaijan, and Armenia threatens to weaken Iran and Russia's influence in the Caucasus, reshaping regional geopolitics.
Councilwoman caught drunk driving in shocking footage
Exclusive footage reveals San Antonio councilwoman Ivalis Meza Gonzalez's erratic behaviour during a drunk driving stop, raising serious questions about accountability.
New Orleans Catholic Archdiocese abuse settlement
The New Orleans Catholic Archdiocese has agreed to a multi-million dollar settlement plan for victims of clergy sexual abuse, marking a pivotal moment in the long-running scandal.
Arrests at Palestine protest in London
Police made multiple arrests during a tense Palestine Action protest in central London, as demonstrators clashed with officers near key government buildings.
Thai soldiers hurt in Cambodia border landmine blast
Three Thai soldiers were injured after stepping on a landmine near the Cambodia border, according to the Thai army. The incident highlights ongoing dangers in the region.
US official reassures UK on AUKUS defence pact
John Powers, a senior US defence official, has dismissed fears that the AUKUS security pact could be jeopardised by political changes in Washington, emphasising strong bipartisan support.
Intersex woman shares journey of self-acceptance
A courageous intersex woman shares her journey of self-acceptance, navigating relationships, and living authentically in a world that often misunderstands her identity.
Royal Albert Hall apologises for Palestine pin incident
The Royal Albert Hall has apologised after a staff member was reportedly told to remove a Palestine badge, sparking outrage and accusations of censorship.
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