Three Americans killed in Syria ambush blamed on Islamic State
Two US soldiers and a civilian interpreter were killed in an Islamic State ambush in Syria on Saturday, the first American casualties since Assad's fall.
Category : Politics
Peter Mandelson released on bail after arrest over Epstein-related misconduct claims
Peter Mandelson released on bail after arrest over allegations he passed sensitive information to Jeffrey Epstein while in office.
Met Police Investigate Mandelson Over Epstein Email Leaks
Met police investigate Peter Mandelson over alleged leaks of sensitive information to Jeffrey Epstein, prompting his resignation from the Lords and political backlash.
Asylum hotel protests cost police more than £1m
Protests outside Llanelli hotel cost police £1.1m; Home Office scrapped plans to house asylum seekers in October.
Starmer accuses Trump of using Chagos row to pressure UK over Greenland
Keir Starmer accuses Donald Trump of using Chagos Islands comments to pressure the UK over Greenland, and criticises Kemi Badenoch for supporting the US president.
Trump signals potential meeting with New York mayor-elect Mamdani
Trump says he may meet New York mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani despite previous hostility; Mamdani confirms outreach to White House.
Trump administration accused of bullying UK over trophy hunting ban
Donald Trump's administration has been accused of bullying the UK government over its planned ban on trophy hunting imports, with the US Interior Secretary urging a rethink.
Huw Edwards criticises Channel 5 drama over lack of fact-checking
Huw Edwards criticises Channel 5's drama 'Power: The Downfall of Huw Edwards', saying producers did not check facts with him beforehand.
Polanski condemns Starmer's 'high on drugs, soft on Putin' jibe as disgraceful
Green Party leader Zack Polanski calls PM's PMQs jibe 'disgraceful' and defends his stance on drugs and defence.
Israel orders evacuations in southern Lebanon as Hezbollah rejects ceasefire
Israel orders evacuations in nine southern Lebanese villages as strikes kill six, after Hezbollah rejects ceasefire. Thousands flee region.
Biologist sacked over Charlie Kirk post wins $485,000 settlement
Biologist Brittney Brown receives $485,000 settlement after being sacked for a social media post about Charlie Kirk, in a Florida free speech case.
Trump's Epstein birthday note released in oversight committee scrapbook
US House panel releases Epstein birthday scrapbook with Trump's signed note, intensifying scrutiny of president's ties to the disgraced financier.
Maduro held in Brooklyn after US capture and flight to New York
Maduro is held in Brooklyn after US capture. Trump says US will run Venezuela temporarily. UN alarmed, and Venezuelan expats celebrate in Florida.
Burnham and Badenoch Bring Hope Back to Politics
Andy Burnham's optimism and Kemi Badenoch's cross-party engagement are bringing a sense of hope back to British politics, writes JJ Anisiobi.
Trump's sweeping tariffs trigger global market turmoil
Trump's new tariff rates from 10% to 50% cause global market falls and diplomatic efforts to secure deals.
Leaked emails show Sarah Ferguson apologised to Epstein weeks after public disavowal
Emails suggest the Duchess of York wrote to Jeffrey Epstein in 2011, saying she was instructed to distance herself from him to protect her career.
Jamaican man with British family faces deportation under new immigration rules
Jamaican man Mark Nelson, 47, who has lived in the UK for 26 years and has five British children, faces deportation under new immigration measures.
Manchester United handed Eduardo Camavinga transfer chance as Real Madrid open to sale
Manchester United could sign Eduardo Camavinga for £42m as Real Madrid open to selling him, with the midfielder's future uncertain amid Rodri interest.
Marjorie Taylor Greene attacks Hegseth's tribute to US soldiers killed in Iran strikes
Marjorie Taylor Greene condemns Pete Hegseth's tribute to two US soldiers killed in Iranian strikes, saying they were not willing sacrifices.
UK criticised for relaxing Russia oil sanctions amid 'blood oil' concerns
UK government faces criticism for relaxing Russia oil sanctions, with MPs warning against 'blood oil' fuelling Putin's war machine.
Foreign Office to face inquiry into UK role in Libya
MPs launch inquiry into UK's role in Libya's collapse, examining the 2011 intervention, its aftermath, and security implications.
Parenting YouTuber Ruby Franke sentenced for child abuse
Ruby Franke, a Utah parenting YouTuber, has been sentenced to up to 60 years for child abuse alongside Jodi Hildebrandt.
Greenland insists it cannot accept US takeover ‘under any circumstances’
Greenland's government rejects Trump's takeover ambitions, stressing Nato membership and defence within the alliance framework as tensions rise over Arctic security.
Lidia Thorpe suspended from Senate after paper-throwing incident
Lidia Thorpe suspended from Senate after appearing to throw paper at Pauline Hanson during a debate, with Penny Wong citing repeated inappropriate behaviour.
EU leaders welcome 'new momentum' in Ukraine peace talks but stress red lines
EU leaders in Angola welcome progress in Ukraine peace talks, but insist on sovereignty and territorial integrity, as Ukraine and US revise framework.
Michael Owen Defends Arsenal's Style and Questions Brighton Boss's Criticism
Michael Owen has backed Mikel Arteta's tactics after Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler criticised Arsenal's style, suggesting Hurzeler would think differently in a title race.
Bride's Dusty Vows Stunt Leaves Groom Speechless
A bride's cheeky wedding vow reading with a puff of dust has gone viral, earning praise for its humour and sparking comparisons to a controversial groom's speech.
Trump insists foreign workers welcome after mass arrest of South Koreans in Georgia
Trump says foreign workers are welcome after 475 South Koreans arrested at Georgia factory site, prompting alarm and investment concerns.
Labour urged to end 'endless drama' as Starmer faces speculation
Labour MPs call for an end to leadership speculation, warning it is putting off voters ahead of Thursday's local elections.
Trump threatens 25% tariffs on European allies over Greenland purchase
Trump threatens 25% tariffs on European allies unless Denmark sells Greenland, drawing sharp rebukes from EU, UK, and Nordic leaders.
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