US approves new lethal arms for Ukraine amid GOP debate
The Biden administration has authorised another lethal arms shipment to Ukraine, sparking fierce debate among Republicans over continued military aid.
Category : Politics
New Epstein Files Details Emerge Before Maxwell Sentencing
Latest developments in the Ghislaine Maxwell case as new revelations surface from the Jeffrey Epstein files. What does this mean for her sentencing?
UK failing Afghan allies two years after Taliban takeover
Two years after the Taliban takeover, Afghan refugees in the UK face uncertainty and despair as government support dwindles. Their harrowing stories reveal a system failing those who stood by Britain.
Trump mocks Democrats over intelligence test challenge
Former President Donald Trump taunts Democrats after they suggest he take a cognitive test, sparking fiery responses from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jasmine Crockett.
Macron compares National Rally to Nazi collaborators
French President Emmanuel Macron has launched a scathing attack on Marine Le Pen's National Rally, likening the far-right party to Nazi collaborators during World War II. The explosive remarks come amid rising political tensions ahead of crucial European
BBC boss joins MasterChef stars for Australian food trip
BBC Director-General Tim Davie teams up with MasterChef judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace for a special Australian culinary journey, sparking excitement among fans.
Ex-Chancellor slams MPs over financial illiteracy
Former Chancellor David Bailey has launched a blistering attack on MPs, accusing them of dangerous financial ignorance while making critical economic decisions.
Afghan War Heroes Deserve UK Sanctuary
Campaigners demand urgent action to relocate Afghan heroes who served alongside British forces, as delays and bureaucracy leave lives in peril.
8 Most Unhinged Moments from Trump's Latest Rally
From wild accusations to shocking statements, Donald Trump's recent rally was packed with jaw-dropping moments. Here are the eight most unhinged highlights.
Epstein death: New doubts emerge about prison suicide
New details emerge about Jeffrey Epstein's controversial death in prison, raising fresh doubts about the official suicide ruling.
Ministers slammed for 'get it done' attitude amid public fury
Government ministers face backlash over dismissive remarks on public concerns, sparking outrage among citizens and opposition leaders.
Gary Oldman reflects on 'British adolescence' and Emmy win
Oscar-winning actor Gary Oldman opens up about his early career struggles, British roots, and recent Emmy triumph in an exclusive interview with Stephen Graham.
Weight Loss Jabs May Lower Dementia and Stroke Risk
New research indicates that GLP-1 weight loss injections, like Ozempic, may reduce the risk of dementia and stroke, offering potential dual benefits for patients.
JBS Foods racism lawsuit tied to Trump donor
A major US meatpacking firm, JBS Foods, is embroiled in a racism lawsuit while its billionaire owner, a Trump donor, faces scrutiny over political donations.
Pete Hegseth claims Trump sent secret signal via UN
Fox News host Pete Hegseth faces backlash after alleging Donald Trump sent a secret signal to the Defence Department via the United Nations, raising eyebrows in political circles.
Irish citizens exempt from UK’s EU Settlement Scheme
Irish nationals living in the UK will not need to apply for settled status post-Brexit, thanks to the long-standing Common Travel Area agreement. Here’s how it affects residency rights.
Trump's Influence on UK Aid Cuts Still Felt in Africa
New report reveals lasting effects of UK aid reductions influenced by Trump administration, sparking debate on foreign policy priorities.
Biden's autopen signature sparks controversy
US President Joe Biden's use of an autopen to sign a bill has drawn criticism from Republicans, raising questions about the legality and transparency of digital signatures in government.
Trump sparks fury with Afghan refugee remarks
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after criticising Afghan refugees resettled in Seattle, calling them 'terrorists' in a fiery speech.
Police respond to crowd at Beyoncé's Atlanta concert
Police were called to manage a crowd outside Beyoncé's Atlanta concert as fans without tickets gathered, highlighting the superstar's enduring appeal.
UK equality watchdog faces reform calls after court ruling
The Equality and Human Rights Commission faces scrutiny as Labour demands urgent reforms following a landmark Supreme Court decision on parliamentary privilege.
Trump lead sparks Ukraine arms supply fears
As Donald Trump leads in US polls, European allies brace for potential cuts to Ukraine's military support. Experts warn of a strategic shift that could reshape the war.
3 Steps to Make UK-France Small Boats Deal Work
Experts outline key measures the UK must take to ensure the success of its small boats agreement with France, tackling the Channel crossing crisis effectively.
Why the left must learn to laugh again
Political commentator argues that the left must reclaim humour to connect with voters and counter right-wing rhetoric effectively.
Starmer: 'I missed parents' evenings for Westminster votes'
Labour leader Keir Starmer opens up about balancing fatherhood with politics, admitting he skipped school events for Westminster duties – sparking a debate on modern parenting pressures.
Coutinho: Miliband dodging energy policy scrutiny
Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho has slammed Labour's Ed Miliband for allegedly avoiding scrutiny in the Commons over his party's green energy plans.
Mirror's Daily Digest: The Real Story
Discover the surprising truth behind the Mirror's Daily Digest and why it's making headlines across the UK.
Albanese-Xi Meeting: Behind the Diplomatic Scenes
An in-depth look at the pivotal meeting between Australian PM Anthony Albanese and Chinese President Xi Jinping, revealing key diplomatic breakthroughs and tensions.
Plibersek warns of political polarisation in Australia
Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek highlights growing political divisions and calls for unity in Australian society.
Ex-minister accused of breaching transparency rules
A former UK Middle East minister is under fire for reportedly failing to disclose advisory work for Bahrain, raising concerns over transparency and potential conflicts of interest.
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