Starmer Resists Calls to Release Epstein Flight Logs
Starmer resists calls for Epstein flight logs release, citing police investigation; pressure mounts over Prince Andrew links.
Category : Politics
Taiwan Travelogue wins International Booker for Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and Lin King
Taiwanese author Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and translator Lin King win the 2026 International Booker prize for Taiwan Travelogue, a novel exploring identity, colonialism and love.
US and Ukraine promise revised peace plan after European alternative
US and Ukraine announce updated peace plan after European alternative, with disputes over authorship and progress in Geneva talks.
Starmer offered place on Trump's Gaza peace board
Keir Starmer has been offered a seat on Donald Trump's Gaza peace board, with the PM expected to accept. Tony Blair was dropped over Iraq objections.
Autonomous Drones: The New Vanguard of Ukraine's Battlefield
Ukraine and Russia are racing to perfect cheap, AI-powered drones, with autonomous systems now capable of selecting and striking targets without human input.
Melissa Gilbert speaks out in defence of husband Timothy Busfield over child abuse charges
Melissa Gilbert defends actor husband Timothy Busfield, accused of child sexual abuse in New Mexico, saying he would never hurt a child.
Army suspends Ajax vehicle use after soldiers fall ill during exercise
British Army pauses Ajax armoured vehicle use after about 30 soldiers fall ill from noise and vibration during Salisbury Plain exercise, prompting MoD investigation.
Palaszczuk reflects on resilience and renewable energy reversal
Former Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk discusses resilience after personal loss, and criticises renewable energy policy reversal.
Ellen DeGeneres faces new planning battle over horse arena at Cotswolds home
Ellen DeGeneres and Portia De Rossi seek permission for an all-weather horse arena at their flood-hit Cotswolds farm, citing winter flooding issues.
US, UK and Germany endorse Mark Rutte as next Nato chief
US, UK and Germany endorse Dutch PM Mark Rutte as next Nato chief, citing his defence credentials and experience.
Teen stabbed to death in park 'was victim of drug turf war', court hears
Jodie Chesney, 17, was stabbed to death in an east London park in March. Four defendants deny murder as prosecutors allege a drug turf war attack.
Iran Reopens Airspace as Protester Erfan Soltani Faces Execution
Iran reopens airspace amid ongoing internet blackout as protester Erfan Soltani faces execution and Trump warns of strong action.
Emotional Scenes in Tel Aviv as 20 Israeli Hostages Return
Emotional scenes in Tel Aviv as 20 Israeli hostages released from Gaza, with hundreds of Palestinian prisoners freed, marking a potential turning point in the conflict.
Iran conflict disrupts global travel as Gulf airports close and nations issue warnings
A coordinated offensive against Iran has caused major travel chaos, with airport closures, evacuations and urgent advisories across the Middle East.
Palestine Action hunger strikers in critical condition, supporters say
Three Palestine Action hunger strikers are in critical condition after weeks without food, with supporters warning of irreversible decline and demanding government action.
Boeing's $1.1bn 737 Max settlement labelled 'morally repugnant' by victims' lawyer
Boeing agrees to pay $1.1bn to settle fraud charges over 737 Max crashes that killed 346; lawyer for families condemns deal as 'morally repugnant'.
A1 dualling decision stays with government under devolution
A1 dualling decision in Northumberland stays with central Government despite new devolution giving Mayor Kim McGuinness a share of local taxes.
Israeli data suggests 83% of Gaza dead were civilians
Classified Israeli data shows 83% of Gaza dead were civilians, with only 8,900 named fighters among 53,000 killed, investigation finds.
Trump Warns Nato of 'Very Bad' Future if Allies Shun Hormuz Mission
Trump pressures European allies to help protect Strait of Hormuz, while Japan taps reserves and several nations decline naval support.
Trump's 'drone guy' Dan Driscoll takes on Ukraine peace mission
US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, a former banker with no diplomatic experience, is now Trump's point man for the Ukraine peace plan.
Returned asylum seekers describe desperation under UK-France deal
Asylum seekers returned to France under the UK's 'one in, one out' scheme describe fear, hopelessness, and attacks, saying there is no safe place to go.
EU sanctions Russian intelligence officials over Salisbury Novichok attack
The EU has sanctioned four GRU officials over the Salisbury Novichok attack, including the agency's head and two agents, citing chemical weapons use.
Commonwealth short story prize winner raises AI authorship concerns
Doubts over AI authorship surround the winning Caribbean story in the Commonwealth short story prize, with Granta and the foundation unable to confirm the work’s origin.
Western alliance hangs in balance as Europe rejects Trump's Greenland tariff threat
Trump's 10% tariff threat on Nato allies over Greenland triggers European defiance, sparking a crisis for the Western alliance and UK trade strategy.
Palestinian doctor sues US lawmaker over road rage defamation
Palestinian doctor Feras Hamdan sues Rep Max Miller for defamation over road rage row despite pleading guilty to misdemeanours.
Melania Trump demands Hunter Biden retract Epstein comments or face lawsuit
Melania Trump's lawyer demands Hunter Biden retract his claim that Jeffrey Epstein introduced her to Donald Trump, with a lawsuit threatened if he refuses.
Supreme Court backs Trump administration in immigration judges' speech case
Supreme Court backs administration in immigration judges' speech restrictions case, ruling they must use employee complaint system.
Burnham's Landslide Victory in Makerfield Revives Leadership Speculation
Andy Burnham wins Makerfield byelection with 55% of vote, beating Reform UK and fuelling speculation of a leadership challenge to Keir Starmer.
Chancellor urged to cut Royal Family's public funding as Sovereign Grant soars
Pressure mounts on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to cut Royal Family's Sovereign Grant, which rises to £138m, amid calls for radical review.
British Men Jailed for Combined 20 Years Over Bali Cocaine Smuggling
Two British men have been jailed for a combined 20 years for smuggling cocaine into Bali, with fines of £45,000 each.
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