Green leader backs Scottish independence and attacks Westminster
Green leader Zack Polanski says Scotland has been 'screwed over' by Westminster and would back independence if he were Scottish.
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‘We can’t live behind walls’: Muslim-Jewish groups pledge to carry on after Golders Green attack
Muslim-Jewish groups respond to Golders Green attack, vowing to continue interfaith work despite rising tensions and calling for political leadership.
Jackie O Henderson's court claim reveals complaints about Kyle Sandilands' behaviour
Court documents show Jackie O Henderson complained to Kiis FM bosses about Kyle Sandilands' behaviour before her wrongful termination claim.
Niall Horan backs Louis Tomlinson after alleged Zayn Malik punch
Niall Horan supports Louis Tomlinson after alleged punch from Zayn Malik during a cancelled documentary, attending Louis's Paris concert.
Former Labour councillor charged over Westminster honeytrap blackmail
Oliver Steadman faces blackmail and communications charges over alleged WhatsApp messages to five political victims in the Westminster honeytrap scandal.
Police drop investigation into Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury chants
Avon and Somerset Police end investigation into Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury chants, citing insufficient evidence for conviction.
Vance criticised for 'fishing' joke after US strikes on Venezuelan boats
US Vice President JD Vance faces backlash after joking about military strikes on Venezuelan vessels, amid legal questions over the operations.
Sarah Ferguson's charity to close after Epstein files reveal friendship
Sarah Ferguson's charity Sarah's Trust is to close after new Epstein files reveal emails showing her calling him 'the brother I always wished for'.
Two shot by ICE agents in Portland amid fallout from Minneapolis killing
Two people shot by federal immigration agents in Portland, a day after an ICE officer killed a US citizen in Minneapolis, sparking political backlash and calls for reform.
Ofcom urges law to protect UK public service TV on YouTube
Ofcom report warns UK public service TV is endangered in the streaming era and calls for legislation to boost its prominence on YouTube and similar platforms.
Why Wall Street keeps climbing despite war, inflation and political turmoil
US markets reach record highs despite war, inflation and tariffs, as investors rely on Fed support and expect Trump to backtrack. A closer look at the K-shaped economy.
Virginia Giuffre memoir reveals Ghislaine Maxwell's recruitment at Mar-a-Lago
Virginia Giuffre's memoir describes how Ghislaine Maxwell targeted her at Mar-a-Lago when she was 16, leading to years of abuse.
TalkTV presenter breaks down on air over migrant crisis
TalkTV's Alex Phillips broke down live on air after around 60,000 migrants crossed into Spain from Morocco, saying Britain's freedoms are 'over'.
JD Vance security criticised over disabled parking at Cotswolds farm shop
JD Vance's security detail occupied disabled parking bays at a Cotswolds farm shop, sparking local outrage and criticism over behaviour during his UK visit.
Iran Keeps Peace Talks Alive Despite US Bombings and 'Bad Faith' Condemnation
Iran condemns US strikes on Hormuz targets as 'bad faith' but continues negotiations in Doha over frozen assets and ceasefire terms.
Jay Slater inquest: Friends still unlocated as coroner seeks answers
Inquest into Jay Slater's death resumes as friends Lucy Law and Brad Hargreaves remain unlocated, with his mother demanding answers.
Four countries boycott Eurovision 2026 after Israel cleared to compete
Ireland, Spain, Slovenia and the Netherlands boycott Eurovision 2026 after Israel is cleared to compete, citing the war in Gaza.
Prudhoe family lose all in house fire as community rallies
Prudhoe mum and daughters escape house fire with just the pyjamas on their backs, losing everything; online fundraiser and community support launched.
UK cruise ship held in Bordeaux after gastroenteritis outbreak affects 49
More than 1,700 people are confined to the Ambition cruise ship in Bordeaux after 49 cases of gastroenteritis. Samples are being tested.
Immigration could leave Brits £2.5k worse off per year
Conservative analysis finds mass migration could cost UK workers £89.8bn in suppressed wages, with average earnings falling by around £2,500 a year by 2031.
Iran sleeper cells waiting to carry out attack on UK
Britain has been warned Iranian sleeper cells are 'waiting to carry out an attack' for its support of US strikes on Iran, as the terror threat level remains severe.
Albanese calls Latham views 'repulsive' as Labor adds note to former leader's portrait
Albanese condemns Mark Latham's 'repulsive' views as Labor adds critical caption to his portrait in Parliament House.
Pelosi Warns Press Freedom 'Under Siege' After Journalist Arrest
Nancy Pelosi warns US press freedom is 'under siege' after journalist's arrest and Washington Post layoffs, calling First Amendment threats a crisis.
Queen and PM Honour Afghanistan War Dead at End of 13-Year Campaign
The Queen and PM lead tributes to 453 British service personnel killed in Afghanistan, marking the end of the 13-year military operation.
Australia’s Palestine Recognition Draws Hamas Praise and Government Rebuke
Australia’s decision to recognise Palestine draws Hamas praise, while Canberra condemns the group’s propaganda and opposition leaders cry foul.
Hen party flees Scottish estate after 'ghostly boy' appears in photo
A hen party fled a Scottish estate after spotting a ghostly boy in their photo, linked to the legend of The Blue Boy at Loch Eck.
San Francisco teachers call off strike after provisional pay and benefits deal
San Francisco teachers end first strike in decades after tentative deal on pay, healthcare and special education resources.
Chinese dissident held in South Korea after rubber-boat escape
Dong Guangping, 68, is detained in South Korea after a 30-hour rubber-boat crossing, with a history of escape attempts and hopes to resettle in Canada.
Trump's Fury Over Epstein Letter Exposes Murdoch's Media Tightrope
Trump's anger over the Wall Street Journal's Epstein letter report highlights Murdoch's balancing act between the paper's critical coverage and Fox News's supportive stance.
Indonesian women arrested for blasphemy after Quran video
Two women in Indonesia face up to five years in prison after a video showed one stepping on a Quran. Police arrested them on blasphemy charges following the viral footage.
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