Judge Urges Stormont To Create Bereaved Support Scheme
Northern Ireland's top judge calls for urgent action and £10m funding to clear backlog of Troubles legacy inquests involving over 80 deaths.
Category : Politics
No Breakthrough in Geneva Peace Talks as Zelenskyy Accuses Russia of Stalling
Zelenskyy says no agreement on key issues in Geneva peace talks, accuses Russia of dragging out negotiations. Occupied territories and nuclear plant remain unresolved.
Irish Stars Shine at 2026 Producers Guild Awards
Irish stars Jessie Buckley, Paul Mescal and Kerry Condon dazzle at the 2026 Producers Guild Awards in Los Angeles.
Sadiq Khan urges Labour to campaign on rejoining EU at next election
Mayor Sadiq Khan calls on Labour to promise rejoining EU at next election, citing economic instability.
Gaza Crisis Deepens as Palestinians Flee Intensified Strikes
Israeli strikes on Gaza City intensify as families flee. Famine declared 'man-made'. Over 42 killed in latest attacks. Ceasefire talks stalled.
MPs Consider Investigation Into Andrew's Trade Envoy Role After Arrest
MPs may investigate Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's trade envoy role after his arrest, amid claims he pestered ministers for a bigger position and was seen as a liability.
Progressive Politician Nithya Raman's Late Entry Shakes Up Los Angeles Mayoral Race
Nithya Raman enters LA mayor race late after endorsing Karen Bass, shaking up the election and challenging progressive coalition.
Conan O'Brien to host 99th Oscars in 2027 for third year running
Conan O'Brien returns to host the 99th Oscars in 2027 for a third consecutive year, despite a dip in TV viewership.
Driver Vows to Spend Thousands Fighting £100 Parking Fine
Lawrence Carnie fights £100 parking fine from Group Nexus, claiming data errors, and spends thousands in legal fees.
June Brown Asked For Assisted Death Lord Cashman Says
June Brown, EastEnders' Dot Cotton, implored Lord Michael Cashman to help her end her life, he revealed in a Lords debate on assisted dying.
Iran Launches Ballistic Missiles at US Forces as Netanyahu Visits Washington
Iran launches ballistic missiles at US forces during Netanyahu's visit to Washington; all intercepted by US military.
Gavin Newsom criticises Trump’s ‘Presidential Walk of Fame’ plaques
Gavin Newsom criticises Trump’s Presidential Walk of Fame plaques as economic concerns mount for Americans.
Trump's Gaza Peace Plan: An Existential Threat to Hamas
Trump's peace plan demands Hamas disarm and disband, posing an existential crisis for the militant group amid the Israel-Hamas war.
Trump says US ‘armada’ heading to Middle East as Iran death toll tops 5,000
Trump says US 'armada' heading to Middle East as Iran death toll from protests reaches 5,002, with UK sending jets to Qatar.
Green Parcel Locker Sparks Fury in Coventry Cul-de-Sac
Coventry residents furious after green parcel locker 'plonked' on quiet street without warning; council investigates.
Migrants Overwhelm Police on Spanish Beach in Ceuta
Thousands of migrants from Morocco swarmed a Spanish beach in Ceuta, overwhelming police, as the enclave's government declared a 'total humanitarian and social emergency' and called for army help.
Ex-RAF Chief Warns Defence Cash Lost on MoD Overdraft
Former RAF chief warns extra defence spending is lost on MoD's overdraft, with UK military shrinking and too reliant on US.
Zelenskyy Signs Security Deal with Azerbaijan as Russian Attacks Kill 10 in Ukraine
Zelenskyy signs security deal with Azerbaijan as Russian attacks kill 10 in Dnipro and other regions; drone crash in Romania.
Iran's Low-Cost Drones Stretch Resources in Asymmetric Conflict
Iran uses cheap Shahed drones to attack US allies, energy targets, and civilian areas across the Middle East, draining resources with costly interceptions.
British Jews desert main parties as Greens and Reform UK gain ground
British Jews increasingly back Greens and Reform UK as Labour and Conservative support drops to 58%, new JPR study finds.
Burnham and Trump on course for row over North Sea drilling
Donald Trump believes Andy Burnham plans to 'open up' the North Sea for drilling, but the PM says he'll be 'pragmatic' and may stick to Labour's manifesto pledge, sparking a potential row.
Labour MPs Demand Starmer Change Course After Byelection Loss
Labour MPs urge Keir Starmer to change direction after historic byelection loss to Greens in Gorton and Denton, raising prospect of leadership challenge.
Trump Hails 'Very Good Talk' with Putin Ahead of Nato Summit
President Trump reported a positive conversation with Vladimir Putin while also expressing disappointment with Nato allies during summit in Turkey.
Trump Sanctions ICC Over Israel Arrest Warrants and Proposes US Takeover of Gaza
Trump sanctions ICC over Israel arrest warrants and proposes US takeover of Gaza, drawing widespread international backlash.
Trump Backs Paxton Over Cornyn In Texas Senate Runoff
Trump endorses Ken Paxton in Texas Senate primary runoff against John Cornyn; Democrat Talarico raises record funds.
Prue Leith 'Quits Conservative Party' After Government Rejects Food Standards Amendment
Prue Leith reportedly quits Conservative Party after MPs reject amendment to protect UK food standards post-Brexit.
Rishi Sunak adopts 'Sir Softy' nickname for Keir Starmer at PMQs
PM Rishi Sunak used the Sun-originated nickname 'Sir Softy' to attack Labour leader Starmer at PMQs, highlighting a tabloid-government feedback loop on crime policy.
Christchurch Mosque Gunman's Bid to Withdraw Guilty Plea Rejected by Court
NZ Court of Appeal rejects Christchurch gunman Brenton Tarrant's bid to withdraw guilty pleas, citing insufficient evidence of mental incapacity.
Baroness Meta Ramsay, MI6 Trailblazer and Former Minister, Dies Aged 88
Baroness Meta Ramsay, a former MI6 officer and Labour minister, has died aged 88, triggering tributes from intelligence and political figures.
Vance admits Trump administration 'mishandled' Epstein files release
JD Vance admits Trump administration mishandled Epstein files, citing communication failures and slow release.
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