Israel accused of striking Gaza church, killing civilians
The Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem accuses Israel of striking a Catholic church in Gaza, killing two Christian women. The incident fuels tensions amid ongoing conflict.
Category : Politics
Israel retaliates after Druze attack in Syria
Israeli forces launch retaliatory strikes in Syria after a Druze-led assault in Sweida leaves casualties, heightening regional tensions.
Walz and Trump clash over policy in heated exchange
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz engaged in a heated debate with former President Donald Trump, highlighting deep divisions on key national issues.
Labour MPs attack Reform UK's green projects plan
Labour MPs have strongly criticised Reform UK leader Richard Tice for his party's controversial proposal to abandon key green projects, sparking a heated political debate.
Trump MAGA ties to Epstein list revealed
New revelations link Donald Trump's MAGA supporters to Jeffrey Epstein's infamous list, raising questions about political connections and hidden alliances.
Trump and MAGA Fans in Silent Standoff
A peculiar standoff between Donald Trump and his MAGA supporters unfolds as both sides resort to the silent treatment, echoing British political tactics.
Liam Fox accused of lobbying for Afghan contractor
Former Defence Secretary Liam Fox faces scrutiny over alleged lobbying for an Afghan security firm linked to his associate. The Ministry of Defence confirms an investigation is underway.
SNP attacks Starmer over devolution stance
The SNP has criticised Labour leader Keir Starmer, claiming his policies threaten Scotland's devolved powers. The row highlights tensions ahead of the next general election.
Starmer confuses Somerset with Devon in Facebook post
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces social media backlash after mistakenly referring to Somerset as Devon in a Facebook post during his Southwest visit.
Trump's odd doodle in Epstein birthday card revealed
A newly surfaced birthday card from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein features a bizarre doodle, raising fresh questions about their controversial friendship.
UK charities donate millions to Israeli settlements
Two British charities have sparked controversy by donating millions to Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, raising ethical and legal concerns.
Trump-Epstein files emerge as birthright citizenship targeted
Newly surfaced documents tie Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, while his campaign vows to end birthright citizenship. Crypto policies also under scrutiny.
Travellers lose National Park settlement bid over eco pledge
A group of travellers has lost their legal fight to establish a permanent settlement in a National Park, despite offering to install e-bike chargers to prove their environmental commitment.
Iraqi Christians face DNA tests in Baghdad
Iraqi Christians in Baghdad are being compelled to undergo DNA testing to confirm their lineage amid growing sectarian tensions and bureaucratic scrutiny.
Trump's Scotland visit fuels White House speculation
Former US President Donald Trump's unexpected trip to Scotland has fuelled speculation about his political future, as Keir Starmer weighs in on potential White House implications.
Balls & Cooper canoe in Collins' political cartoon
Former Labour MPs Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper take a symbolic canoe trip in Stephen Collins' satirical cartoon, blending humour with political commentary.
UK voting rules overhaul: Who can now vote?
The UK government has announced sweeping changes to voting eligibility, allowing more citizens to participate in general elections. Find out how this could impact democracy.
Keir Starmer reported to police over Facebook post
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer reported to police over a Facebook post about his visit to Devon. Authorities confirm no further action will be taken.
Putin's 160k Troop Gamble Before Trump Deadline
Russia deploys a staggering 160,000 soldiers in a high-stakes offensive to seize Ukrainian territory before Trump's 50-day deadline expires. Experts warn of catastrophic losses.
Lord Lebedev champions press freedom amid scrutiny
Russian-born peer Lord Evgeny Lebedev speaks out on press freedom and media independence in the UK, addressing concerns over political influence.
Girl fights life after migrant boat fire in Spain
A young girl is battling severe burns after a migrant boat she was on caught fire during a deportation operation from Spain. The harrowing incident has sparked outrage and renewed debates over immigration policies.
Woman pranks napping husband on beach—his reaction goes viral
A woman's cheeky decision to leave her husband napping on the beach while she enjoyed herself has sparked laughter online. See how he reacted when he woke up!
Abbott clashes with Starmer over Labour anti-Semitism
Veteran MP Diane Abbott challenges Labour leader Keir Starmer on the party's handling of anti-Semitism allegations, sparking fresh debate within the ranks.
Shapps defends superinjunction on Afghan leak
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps faces backlash after employing a superinjunction to suppress leaked documents on Afghanistan, sparking debates over transparency and government secrecy.
Trump and Epstein: Shocking Photos Reveal Close Friendship
Explosive images show Donald Trump partying with Jeffrey Epstein, raising new questions about their relationship amid ongoing legal battles.
Syria's Druze protest amid Israel-Gaza war tensions
Escalating tensions in Syria's Sweida region as Druze communities react to the ongoing Israel-Gaza war. Latest updates on protests, security concerns, and regional instability.
Ex-Russian President urges annihilation of Ukraine
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has called for the total destruction of Ukraine in a fiery speech, escalating tensions amid the ongoing war.
Shapps: Afghan leak injunction saved British lives
Former Defence Secretary Grant Shapps reveals a super-injunction prevented the exposure of MI6 and Special Forces operatives in a major Afghan data leak, averting potential assassinations.
Labour MPs rebel over Diane Abbott suspension
Keir Starmer's leadership is under scrutiny as Labour MPs and activists demand clarity on Diane Abbott's suspension amid accusations of factionalism.
EU imposes new Russia sanctions over Ukraine war
The European Union has announced fresh sanctions targeting Russia's economy and key officials as the war in Ukraine intensifies. Key measures include trade restrictions and asset freezes.
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