Albanese's 30-year journey in parliament: From firebrand to PM
Albanese celebrates 30 years in parliament, reflecting on his journey from left-wing activist to PM amid criticism over policy shifts.
Category : Politics
EU leaders fail to reach deal over Russian assets for Ukraine defence
EU leaders fail to agree on using frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine defence after Belgium blocks plan, delaying €140bn loan.
Prince Andrew named in unsealed Epstein court documents
Unsealed court documents reveal Prince Andrew and other high-profile figures were named in Epstein-related legal filings.
Factional rows overshadow Your Party’s inaugural conference in Liverpool
Your Party’s first conference in Liverpool is overshadowed by divisions between Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana over leadership and membership.
Swinney to push for independence vote without majority, aide says
SNP leader John Swinney will call a vote on independence referendum powers on the first day of the next Scottish parliament, even without a majority, his aide says.
Carlton fined A$75,000 over Elijah Hollands mental health episode
Carlton fined A$75,000 for failing to remove Elijah Hollands during a mental health episode; new AFL mental health measures announced.
Zelenskyy says 200,000 allied troops needed for Ukraine peace deal
Zelenskyy tells Davos that 200,000 allied troops are needed to enforce a peace deal, urging Europe to bolster its own defences as Trump returns.
Britain's Got Talent viewers complain over 'disgusting' headless magician act
Britain's Got Talent viewers complained after Italian magician Aldo Nicolini performed a headless illusion, with some calling it 'disgusting' and 'freaky'.
Labour NEC member rules out rule change to allow Burnham leadership bid
Labour NEC member says rules shouldn't be tweaked for Andy Burnham's leadership bid, as allies push for extended contest.
Woman removed from AirAsia flight after English rant at crew
A woman was removed from an AirAsia X flight after ranting at crew for speaking English, causing a nearly two-hour delay.
Charges including murder over California fireworks blast that killed seven
Multiple people face murder charges over a California warehouse fireworks blast that killed seven in July, including a former sheriff's lieutenant.
Epstein files: New photos keep Prince Andrew in public eye
Prince Andrew faces renewed scrutiny as Epstein file photos emerge, including images with Virginia Giuffre and an unidentified woman.
UK agrees £16m interim funding for French Channel patrols after talks collapse
UK to pay France £16.2m for two months to keep Channel patrols running after permanent deal talks fail.
Xinjiang officials warn residents of prison for playing banned Uyghur music
Officials in Xinjiang have warned residents that listening to or sharing banned Uyghur songs could lead to imprisonment, according to a leaked police meeting recording.
Chicago daycare worker freed after judge rules ICE arrest unlawful
Chicago daycare worker Diana Santillana Galeano released after judge rules ICE arrest unlawful; bond hearing ordered.
Brazil beach walk murders: three women found stabbed after CCTV footage
Three women were found stabbed to death after being filmed on a beach in Ilheus, Brazil. No arrests yet, with mourning and protests.
Pete Hegseth confirmed as US defence secretary in tie-breaking Senate vote
Pete Hegseth confirmed as US defence secretary after VP Vance casts tie-breaking vote, despite allegations of misconduct and controversial views.
Lammy condemns leak from national security meeting on Iran strikes as 'absolute travesty'
David Lammy calls for investigation after leak from national security meeting on Iran strikes, as No 10 clarifies UK position on defensive action.
Stormont opposition leader pitches new Ireland as alternative to Reform-led UK
Matthew O'Toole warns of 'seismic consequences' from a Reform-led UK, urging a new Ireland inside the EU as an alternative.
Labour Drops £28bn Green Spending Pledge, Citing Tory Economic Damage
Labour has scrapped its £28bn annual green investment target, blaming the Conservatives' economic record and Jeremy Hunt's 'max out' credit card plans.
Trump’s criminal cases unravel after re-election victory
Trump faces 91 felony counts across four cases, but re-election and Supreme Court immunity have stalled prosecution, with convictions and civil penalties still standing.
Billy Idol: I nearly died from heroin overdose before Top of the Pops debut
Billy Idol reveals he nearly died from a heroin overdose before his Top of the Pops debut in a new documentary, Billy Idol Should Be Dead.
Badenoch rules out Tory-Reform pact as she attacks Farage over £5m gift
Kemi Badenoch rules out Tory-Reform pact and attacks Nigel Farage over £5m gift, citing byelection results and character concerns.
Middlesbrough demand Southampton expelled from Championship play-off final over spying
Middlesbrough demand Southampton be expelled from Championship play-off final over training-ground spying, with Hull fans left out of pocket.
Chelsea handed Andoni Iraola boost as Athletic Club agree deal with Edin Terzic
Chelsea's pursuit of Andoni Iraola gets a boost as Athletic Club reportedly agree a deal with Edin Terzic to replace Ernesto Valverde.
Red Arrows lead British contribution to US 250th anniversary festivities
Red Arrows perform New York flypast as US marks 250 years of independence, with royal congratulations and a heatwave affecting events.
Sculptor of Trump's gold-leaf statue says pitching $60k upgrade was an easy sell
Ohio sculptor Alan Cottrill reveals how pitching a $60k gold-leaf upgrade for his 15ft Trump statue to the White House was an easy sell.
Robert Mueller diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and unable to testify in Epstein inquiry
Former FBI Director Robert Mueller has Parkinson's disease and is unable to testify on Epstein, his family says. Details on health and inquiry.
Palace received emails showing Prince Andrew shared confidential information as trade envoy, BBC rep
BBC reports emails handed to Palace in 2020 appear to show Prince Andrew shared confidential information as trade envoy, amid ongoing police inquiry.
Trump warns Zelenskyy over 'very far away' peace remarks as US weighs cutting aid
Trump criticises Zelenskyy over peace remarks, warns he won't last long, as reports emerge of US plans to lift Russia sanctions and pause Ukraine aid.
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