Farage dismisses health rumours as political smears
Nigel Farage dismisses baseless health rumours spread by political rivals as desperate attempts to undermine his campaign.
Category : Politics
US complicity in Gaza war under scrutiny
An in-depth analysis of how US military aid and diplomatic backing enable Israel's actions in Gaza, raising urgent questions about accountability and international law.
Jewish-American Groups Divided Over Gaza Conflict
Growing divisions among Jewish-American organisations over the Gaza conflict highlight deepening political rifts and challenges to traditional advocacy.
Trump: US nuclear subs could destroy Russia
Former US President Donald Trump has made a bold assertion about America's nuclear submarines, claiming they could obliterate Russia. Experts weigh in on the implications of such rhetoric.
Berlin's Schwuz Nightclub Declares Bankruptcy
Schwuz, Berlin's oldest and largest gay nightclub, has declared bankruptcy, marking a significant loss for the city's vibrant LGBTQ+ community.
Gen Z Girl Guides drop 'Hostess Badge' in modern shake-up
The Girl Guides have officially retired the 'Hostess Badge', sparking debate over traditional gender roles. Discover why Gen Z is leading this cultural shift.
Illegal caravans turn Glastonbury village into 'slum'
Residents of a quaint village near Glastonbury are up in arms as forty illegal caravans line their country lanes, leaving the area strewn with rubbish and disrupting local life.
Can you sneeze with eyes open? The truth revealed
Discover the surprising science behind sneezing and whether it's possible to keep your eyes open during one. Experts weigh in on this bizarre bodily reflex.
Asylum seekers moved into luxury hotel under darkness
Dozens of asylum seekers were secretly moved into a four-star hotel in London's Canary Wharf despite local opposition, sparking fresh controversy over the UK's immigration policies.
Musk's X warns UK safety law threatens free speech
Elon Musk's social media platform X warns that the UK's Online Safety Act could threaten free speech by requiring users to verify their age with ID. Critics argue this may deter anonymous expression online.
Victorian Labor backs Palestinian statehood
The Victorian Labor Party has voted to recognise Palestinian statehood, adding pressure on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to shift Australia's foreign policy stance.
Trump: US nuclear subs closer to Russia than ever
Former US President Donald Trump has declared that American nuclear attack submarines are now positioned closer to Russia than ever before, responding to what he calls the Kremlin's 'foolish and inflammatory' provocations.
Naga Munchetty accused of bullying BBC staff
BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty faces allegations of 'diva behaviour' and mistreating junior staff behind the scenes, according to insiders.
France evacuates Palestinian student from Gaza
France has sparked controversy by evacuating a Palestinian student from Gaza, with critics accusing the government of antisemitism. The move comes amid heightened tensions in the region.
Gaza hunger crisis worsens amid Israel-Palestine conflict
A dire humanitarian crisis unfolds in Gaza as food shortages and malnutrition reach alarming levels amid ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.
Corbyn launches new party to challenge Labour
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn announces the formation of a new political party, positioning it as a progressive alternative to Labour in the upcoming general election.
Adrenaline junkie scales Big Ben in dangerous stunt
A reckless adrenaline junkie was caught scaling Big Ben in a dangerous bid to ride the famous clock hands, sparking a major police response.
Google & YouTube offices evacuated over bomb threat
Workers at Google and YouTube's Brighton offices were evacuated after a bomb threat was reported, with police swiftly responding to ensure safety.
Trump's Karen Bass remarks cause controversy
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after making derogatory comments about Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass during a Southern California rally.
White House deploys troops to fight California wildfires
The Biden administration has mobilised National Guard troops and Marines to combat raging wildfires in Southern California, as Utah also faces severe blazes. Read more on the federal response.
Trump: Putin wouldn't have invaded under my presidency
Former US President Donald Trump asserts that Russia's invasion of Ukraine would not have occurred if he were still in office, criticising Biden's leadership amid escalating tensions.
Kemi Badenoch: 'I no longer feel Nigerian'
UK Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch reveals her complex feelings about her Nigerian heritage, sparking a debate on identity and dual nationality.
Newsom attacks Leavitt over White House ballroom plan
California Governor Gavin Newsom launches a scathing attack on Trump spokesperson Karoline Leavitt amid controversy over the White House's proposed $200 million ballroom renovation.
Private firms profit from UK asylum system
Exclusive investigation reveals how private companies are profiting from the UK's chaotic asylum system, with taxpayers footing the bill for expensive hotels and deportation flights.
Mum killed by pet dog in horrifying attack
A mother was fatally mauled by her own pet dog in a shocking incident that has left the community in disbelief. Discover the chilling details of this tragic event.
Israeli Forces Push Deeper Into Gaza City Amid Heavy Fighting
Israeli troops advance further into Gaza City as intense clashes with Hamas continue, raising fears of a worsening humanitarian crisis in the region.
Gaza's starvation crisis deepens under Israeli blockade
A dire hunger crisis grips Gaza as Israel's blockade restricts food and aid, leaving thousands on the verge of starvation. Reports reveal catastrophic conditions with children and families suffering the most.
Lammy & Vance bond over childhood struggles and Diet Coke
British Labour MP David Lammy and US Senator JD Vance discovered common ground over their turbulent upbringings and a shared love of Diet Coke during a diplomatic meeting.
Blind date turns into karaoke spectacle with crowd chant
A blind date took an unexpected turn when a karaoke host rallied the crowd to chant for a kiss, leaving the couple with no choice but to oblige.
Starmer’s Rights Record & Jamie Lee Curtis on Surgery
Explore Keir Starmer’s stance on human rights, Jamie Lee Curtis’s candid take on cosmetic surgery, and the best reads from Euro 25 in this engaging roundup.
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