Trudeau spotted at Katy Perry concert
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was seen enjoying Katy Perry's concert, sparking fan excitement and media buzz.
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Hamas warns: 'No Israeli will feel safe'
Hamas threatens Israeli civilians as tensions rise, vowing that no one will be safe in the wake of recent hostilities. The militant group's statement intensifies fears of further violence.
FBI dossier reveals Obama-Clinton plot against Trump
A newly uncovered FBI dossier exposes shocking details of coordinated efforts by Obama and Clinton allies to sabotage Donald Trump's presidency.
Kamala Harris trolled over failed campaign memoir
US Vice President Kamala Harris has sparked ridicule online after revealing plans to publish a book about her unsuccessful 2020 presidential campaign, with critics questioning the timing and purpose of the project.
Mass Rape & Torture in Tigray – Shocking Report
A damning report exposes systematic sexual violence, forced pregnancies, and torture in Tigray, with Ethiopian and Eritrean forces accused of crimes against humanity.
UK recognises Palestine under Montevideo Convention
The UK's recent decision to recognise Palestine as a state under the Montevideo Convention has sparked debates on sovereignty, diplomacy, and international law. Here’s what you need to know.
Ex-Iranian FM proposes Middle East nuclear pact
Former Iranian foreign minister suggests a regional nuclear agreement to stabilise the Middle East, amid ongoing geopolitical strife.
Kamala Harris's '107 Days' Fuels Presidential Speculation
US Vice President Kamala Harris's upcoming memoir '107 Days' has sparked fresh rumours about her potential presidential run, offering insights into her political journey and leadership style.
Iran nuclear threat: Middle East on brink
As tensions escalate between Iran and Israel, fears grow over a potential nuclear conflict destabilising the region. Could diplomacy prevent catastrophe?
White House criticised for Jet2 meme during deportations
The US government has come under fire for a controversial social media post referencing Jet2 holidays while ICE continues deportations. Critics slam the tone-deaf messaging.
US envoy visits Israel over Gaza aid worker deaths
US special envoy Steve Witkoff arrives in Israel as tensions escalate over the increasing number of aid workers killed in Gaza. Diplomatic efforts intensify to address the humanitarian crisis.
Trump revives WWII-era Alien Enemies Act debate
Former President Donald Trump sparks controversy by invoking the 1942 Alien Enemies Act, raising fears of a return to Japanese-American internment policies. Legal experts warn of constitutional violations.
US Defence Secretary Hegseth faces polygraph tests
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is reportedly undergoing regular polygraph tests as part of heightened security protocols, raising questions about internal trust and transparency.
Albanese in hot water over Yasser Arafat photo
Australian PM Anthony Albanese sparks outrage after being pictured with late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, raising questions over his stance on the Middle East conflict.
Brits: Random citizens would govern better than politicians
A shocking new survey suggests the British public has lost faith in Westminster, with many believing ordinary people could make better decisions than career politicians.
Asylum seeker attacks girlfriend in taxpayer-funded hotel
An asylum seeker brutally assaulted his girlfriend in a taxpayer-funded hotel, leaving her with severe injuries. Read the full shocking story here.
PM's name 'Keir' absent from UK baby name charts
Despite Sir Keir Starmer's rise to Prime Minister, the name 'Keir' remains absent from the UK's top baby names, highlighting shifting cultural trends.
GOP states sue Biden over LGBTQ+ school rules
A coalition of Republican-led US states files lawsuit against Biden administration over new LGBTQ+ student protections, claiming federal overreach.
Ancient body found beneath Westminster Abbey
Archaeologists have made a chilling discovery beneath Westminster Abbey, uncovering a centuries-old body in an underground chamber. The find raises questions about London's hidden history.
Starmer under fire over Labour's Palestine position
Labour leader Keir Starmer is under fire from party members and MPs over his cautious approach to recognising Palestinian statehood, sparking internal divisions reminiscent of the Corbyn era.
Ukraine extends martial law as war drags on
Ukraine's parliament has voted to prolong martial law as the war with Russia continues. President Zelensky remains resolute in defending the nation's sovereignty. Read the latest updates.
Tory veterans clash over party's Thatcherite legacy
Conservative heavyweights Norman Tebbit, Jeffrey Archer, and Iain Duncan Smith voice starkly differing views on the party's direction, sparking debate over its Thatcherite legacy.
Trump’s Social Security Number Exposed Online
A Twitter user claimed to have uncovered Donald Trump’s Social Security number, sparking controversy and legal concerns. Experts weigh in on the implications.
UN footage shows gunfire near Gaza aid site amid war
Disturbing UN video shows hundreds of Palestinians fleeing gunshots near a Gaza aid distribution point amid worsening humanitarian crisis in the ongoing Hamas-Israel conflict.
Rare Star Wars toy sells for £460K after loft find
A forgotten Star Wars action figure discovered in a loft has fetched a staggering £460,000 at auction, setting a new record for the franchise memorabilia.
Aung San Suu Kyi faces scrutiny as Myanmar council meets
Myanmar's detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi is under renewed international focus as regional security officials gather in Thailand to discuss the ongoing crisis.
Trump's Gaza remarks draw global criticism
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after making inflammatory comments about the Israel-Gaza war, drawing criticism from global leaders.
1,000+ migrants cross Channel in 3 days
More than 1,000 asylum seekers have crossed the English Channel in small boats over the past three days, marking a significant spike in arrivals amid ongoing political debates over immigration policies.
UK community demands minority status to protect traditions
A close-knit British community is campaigning for official recognition as a national minority to safeguard their unique cultural heritage and ancient way of life from modern threats.
25,000+ migrants cross Channel this year – 898 in one day
The number of migrants crossing the English Channel has surpassed 25,000 this year, with nearly 900 arriving in Dover yesterday alone. The surge continues to strain UK border resources.
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