Will social care mean higher taxes? Podcast on plan
Andy Burnham outlined plans for a national care service, seeking cross-party consensus with Tories and Lib Dems but not Reform UK or Greens. Robert Jenrick claimed a 'death tax' is coming.
Category : Politics
US map mislabels every African country at global conference
A US government map of Africa displayed at an international AIDS conference in Brazil incorrectly labeled every country, causing confusion and prompting a State Department apology.
Trump approval sinks to 34% as 75% say he ignores key issues
A new CNN poll shows Donald Trump's approval rating at 34%, with 75% of Americans saying he does not focus on the country's most important problems.
Jenrick Backlash Over 'Death Tax' as Reform UK Struggles
Robert Jenrick's speech attacking a potential 'death tax' backfires as GB News and other media criticize Reform UK's refusal to join cross-party talks on social care.
Demands for Answers on Wounded US Troops After Iran Strike
Democrats demand answers from Pentagon over delayed medical care for soldiers wounded in Kuwait drone strike, and disputed casualty counts.
Ben Carroll: Victoria's new Kmart Keating premier
Ben Carroll becomes Victoria's premier, marking Labor right's return to power. He pledges fiscal restraint, reviews Suburban Rail Loop, and focuses on worker safety.
Governor general warns of 'growing catastrophe' over civics
Sam Mostyn says poor understanding of Australia's constitutional foundation threatens democracy, as attacks on institutions and threats against officials rise.
Political scandals rock Australia: Liberal party Big Build
Australian politics messy week: NSW Liberal party faces corruption watchdog, Victoria's Big Build scandal brings down premier, threatens trust.
Russia Accused of Violating Polish Airspace After Missile
Russia violated Polish airspace when a missile exploded in a field, triggering Nato defences. No casualties reported. PM Tusk says missile 'looked like' Russian Kh-101 cruise missile.
Labour asks Electoral Commission to probe Reform UK donations
Labour has asked the Electoral Commission to investigate whether Reform UK broke donation rules after a convicted fraudster transferred $2m to his mother before her donations.
Iran internal crises mount amid US war escalation
Iran's internal crises mount as war with the US escalates, with economic hardship, dissent, and political divisions threatening social cohesion and sparking fears of a forever war.
US strikes Iran, Iran retaliates as peace efforts falter
The US carried out overnight strikes on Iran, hitting dozens of IRGC targets, as Iran retaliated against US allies and mediators struggled to restart peace talks.
Thousands of migrants enter Ceuta from Morocco
Ceuta's president calls for national emergency as thousands of migrants swim and wade into the Spanish enclave from Morocco in hours.
Uefa boycotts Fifa competitions over World Cup sell-off plans
All 55 Uefa members have unanimously agreed to boycott Fifa competitions if Gianni Infantino pushes forward with proposals to sell World Cup rights to private investors.
Trump May Pull Blanche AG Nomination Until Holdout Senators Leave
Donald Trump says he may pull Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination until dissenting senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis leave office, after they refused to vote.
Rolls-Royce and BAE Systems lift profit forecasts
Shares in Rolls-Royce jump 5% and BAE Systems gains 2% after both companies raise earnings guidance amid increased global defence investment.
US airstrikes on Iran raise fears of regional war
US launched airstrikes on Iran in response to Tehran targeting American bases in Jordan, with Trump vowing to hit Iran 'very hard', raising fears of regional war.
US Airstrikes Against Iran Raise Fears of Regional War
The US military launches airstrikes against Iran after Tehran targeted American bases in Jordan, escalating tensions and sparking fears of an all-out regional war.
Trump Threatens to Drop Attorney General Nominee Blanche
Donald Trump says he may temporarily withdraw Todd Blanche's nomination as attorney general due to resistance from Republican senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis.
US heavy strikes on Iran, Jordan foils missile attack
The US military completed a heavy wave of strikes against Iran on Thursday in retaliation for Tehran targeting American bases in Jordan, as fighting intensified.
Labour criticises Robert Jenrick over Reform sleaze allegations
Labour says it is no surprise Robert Jenrick tried to minimise George Cottrell allegations; warns Reform may have taken money from a convicted fraudster.
US Launches Multi-Day Air Drills in Middle East Amid Iran Standoff
US holds multi-day air exercises in Middle East as aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln deploys amid tensions with Iran over protest crackdown.
Biden Gaffe: Introduces Zelenskiy as 'President Putin' at NATO Summit
Joe Biden mistakenly calls Ukrainian President Zelenskiy 'President Putin' at NATO summit, sparking fresh concerns over his mental fitness.
Starmer Admits Mistake in Mandelson Appointment and Apologises to Epstein Victims
Keir Starmer says he made mistake appointing Mandelson as US ambassador and apologises to Epstein victims amid documents controversy.
Martin Lewis Apologises to Kemi Badenoch for Gate Crashing Interview
Martin Lewis apologised to Kemi Badenoch after interrupting her ITV interview to debate student loan reforms.
US Immigration Agency Plans $38bn Warehouse Detention Expansion, Documents Show
US immigration agency plans to spend $38bn converting warehouses into detention centres, documents reveal.
Iranian TV Anchor Breaks Down Announcing Khamenei's Death After Air Strikes
Iranian TV anchor sobs live on air announcing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's death in US-Israeli air strikes; IRGC threatens revenge.
Rightwing activists take over Pentagon press corps after media walkout
Traditional media walked out over Pentagon press restrictions, leaving passes to rightwing activists and Trump allies, raising concerns about scrutiny.
French Navy Intercepts Russian Oil Tanker in Mediterranean
French navy intercepts Russian tanker Grinch in Mediterranean, suspected of being part of shadow fleet evading sanctions.
Capitol Rioter Pardoned by Trump Gets Life for Child Sex Abuse
Andrew Paul Johnson, pardoned for Capitol riot, gets life for child molestation in Florida.
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