Princess Anne meets Irish President Michael D. Higgins
Princess Anne welcomed Irish President Michael D. Higgins to the UK for a rare diplomatic meeting, reinforcing Anglo-Irish relations.
Category : Politics
US journalist Alec Luhn missing in Norway
Alec Luhn, a US journalist known for his reporting on Russia and Ukraine, has disappeared in Norway. Authorities are conducting an extensive search.
Trump’s America: Bully or Beacon of Hope?
An analysis of how Donald Trump's leadership style has shaped America's political and social landscape, and whether hope still remains for the nation.
Amazon driver caught masturbating in customer's bedroom
A horrified Amazon customer reports a delivery driver was found masturbating in her bedroom – and later returned to her home. Police are investigating.
Maxwell lawyer links Trump to Epstein files
Ghislaine Maxwell's attorney suggests Donald Trump's name could appear in Jeffrey Epstein's documents, sparking fresh controversy.
Man dies in fall at Oasis tribute concert
A man has tragically died after falling from the stands during an Oasis tribute concert at Manchester Arena. Emergency services rushed to the scene, but the victim could not be saved.
Zambia accuses China of sheltering criminals
Zambia's government has publicly accused China of sheltering fugitives involved in corruption and cybercrimes, escalating tensions between the two nations. The US Embassy in Lusaka has backed Zambia's claims, adding fuel to the diplomatic fire.
Europe probes Russian cyberattacks on journalists
European nations launch probes into suspected Kremlin-linked cyber operations targeting media freedom, as press advocates warn of escalating threats.
Dog stays with owner's body in heartbreaking display
A loyal dog was discovered lying beside its deceased owner in a poignant display of devotion, sparking an outpouring of sympathy online.
Crufts trainer jailed for starving pets
Award-winning Crufts dog trainer, Paul O’Grady, sentenced to five years in prison for starving his pets in a horrifying case of animal neglect.
MoD criticised over military housing conditions in NI
Military families in Northern Ireland are raising concerns over poor housing conditions provided by the Ministry of Defence, with reports of mould, damp, and structural issues.
Convicted police keep pensions, sparking government outrage
Government ministers express fury after it's revealed that police officers convicted of crimes are still entitled to their full pensions, sparking a debate on accountability and public trust.
Woman's last words before fatal car accident: 'I'm going to die now'
The heartbreaking last moments of Michele Ann Joy, who was crushed by her own car, have been disclosed in a recent inquest. Her final words were a chilling prediction of her fate.
Trump endorses JD Vance as heir apparent
Donald Trump has named JD Vance, the bestselling author and Ohio senator, as his preferred successor, signalling a potential shift in the Republican Party's future direction.
Gaza devastation shown in aerial images as Trump faces legal heat
New aerial photographs expose the scale of destruction in Gaza while former US President Donald Trump confronts legal challenges in Florida.
BBC criticised over Gregg Wallace and John Torode's remarks
The BBC is under fire after 'MasterChef' stars Gregg Wallace and John Torode made controversial remarks about Labour's Lisa Nandy during a live broadcast, sparking outrage among viewers.
Starmer and Farage clash over UK immigration policy
Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage clash over immigration as Reform UK challenges Labour's stance on Channel crossings. Will voters shift their support?
Trump's secret Putin peace talks revealed
Exclusive insights into Donald Trump's alleged involvement in secret peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, facilitated by real estate mogul Witkoff.
Migrants with kids sail to UK amid Labour policy doubts
French authorities observed groups of migrants, including small children, embarking on boats bound for Britain, raising questions about the effectiveness of Labour's immigration policies.
Kyiv family's harrowing escape from Ukraine war
A Ukrainian family recounts their perilous journey fleeing war-torn Kyiv, highlighting resilience and the human cost of conflict.
Jermaine Jenas BBC sexting scandal exposed
Former footballer and BBC presenter Jermaine Jenas embroiled in a sexting scandal, raising questions about his future with the broadcaster.
Israel escalates Gaza strikes amid occupation debate
Israeli forces escalate military operations in Gaza as officials debate long-term occupation strategies, sparking international concern.
Princess Anne visits Dublin Horse Show in UK-Ireland friendship trip
Princess Anne embarks on a one-day trip to Ireland, celebrating 150 years of the Dublin Horse Show and reinforcing the enduring friendship between the UK and Ireland.
Princess Anne's Historic Ireland Visit Strengthens UK Ties
Princess Anne's recent visit to Ireland marks a significant moment in Anglo-Irish relations, as she follows in the footsteps of her late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, to strengthen ties between the nations.
Migrant protests erupt in Southport over Labour crackdown
Tensions rise in Southport as migrants protest against Labour's new immigration policies, leading to clashes and public outcry.
Trump’s Policies Drive Surge in Panama Migrant Crossings
A sharp rise in migrants attempting to cross through Panama has been linked to former US President Donald Trump’s hardline immigration stance, as fears of stricter policies under a potential second term grow.
Sharpton calls for Voting Rights Act revival
Civil rights leader Al Sharpton urges the revival of the Voting Rights Act to combat modern voter suppression tactics. Discover the challenges and solutions in safeguarding democracy.
Police chief slams Farage over asylum seeker rape claims
A senior police officer has strongly criticised Nigel Farage for alleging a cover-up in the case of an Afghan asylum seeker accused of raping a 12-year-old girl. The row highlights tensions over immigration and policing priorities.
Labour targets 'Savile loophole' in Online Safety Act
Labour vows to amend the Online Safety Act to prevent offenders like Jimmy Savile from exploiting legal loopholes to hide their crimes online.
Putin meets Trump envoy ahead of Ukraine deadline
Russian President Vladimir Putin was seen smiling during a meeting with Donald Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff, just hours before a critical deadline in the Ukraine war.
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