Woman Reunites with Biological Father After DNA Test Ends Decades of Doubt
A woman discovers her biological father through a DNA test after years of doubt, leading to a life-changing reunion.
Category : Politics
Scotland Yard Opens Formal Investigation Into Madeleine McCann Case
Scotland Yard launches formal investigation into Madeleine McCann's disappearance, citing new evidence and 38 persons of interest.
Gerry Adams wins libel case against BBC, awarded €100,000 damages
Gerry Adams awarded €100,000 damages in libel victory over BBC Spotlight documentary alleging he sanctioned murder of MI5 informant.
Labour Surges in Polls as Farage Returns to Lead Reform
Labour poll leads Tories by huge margin as Farage takes over Reform, threatening Conservative seats across the UK.
Trump's $400m White House Ballroom: No Court Can Block It, DoJ Argues
DoJ argues only Congress can block Trump's $400m White House ballroom; appeals court hears case on presidential authority limits.
Chambers: Prioritise frontline healthcare staff over management
Minister Jack Chambers says focus should be on frontline healthcare staff recruitment over management, calling for public sector staffing efficiencies.
Coalition pushes to split environment bill as parliament returns
Coalition proposes splitting environment bill; parliamentary debate on EPBC Act reforms intensifies amid party drama over net zero.
Premier League Confirm Fixture Changes for Arsenal, Man City and Spurs
Premier League confirms fixture changes for Arsenal, Man City, and Spurs due to FA Cup final and European commitments.
LA Mayor Bass Offers Film Fee Cuts As Election Approaches
LA Mayor Karen Bass offers film fee cuts and regulatory reforms to keep Baywatch in town, amid election criticism over Hollywood's decline.
House Approves Homeland Security Funding Amid Democratic Revolt Over ICE Tactics
House approves DHS funding bill despite Democratic revolt over ICE violence, with 7 Democrats backing Republicans amid anger over killing of US citizen.
Europe Hardens Stance Against Trump's Greenland Threat
Europe responds to Trump's threat to take Greenland by force; leaders back Danish sovereignty but face dilemma over US dependence.
Court Documents Deepen Prince Andrew's Reputation Crisis
Epstein court documents release includes fresh allegations against Prince Andrew of groping and underage sex, damaging his reputation.
Met Police Braced for Far-Right and Pro-Palestine Protests in London on FA Cup Final Day
More than 100,000 protesters expected in London for far-right and pro-Palestine marches on same day as FA Cup final. Met police deploy 4,000 officers with extra powers.
Nato Warns of Ukraine’s Harshest Winter in a Decade
Nato chief warns Ukraine faces harshest winter in a decade as Russian strikes cut power in Kharkiv and damage Kyiv monastery.
Madagascar President Flees Country After Military Rebellion
Madagascar President Andry Rajoelina flees after a military rebellion joins Gen Z-led protests, calling for his resignation. He denies resignation in a social media speech.
Colombians Rally Against Trump's Military Threats
Thousands march in Colombian cities after Trump threatens military action, following raid on Venezuela.
Five-Year-Old Girl May Have Been Abducted from Alice Springs Home, Police Say
NT police search for 5-year-old Aboriginal girl believed abducted from Alice Springs home; 47-year-old man sought.
Over 100,000 Britons Stuck in Gulf as Airspace Remains Largely Closed
Over 100,000 Britons stranded in Gulf as airspace largely closed; UK considers flights and overland evacuations amid Iranian strikes.
Don Lemon Warns US Must 'Keep Fighting' for Free Press After Arrest
Ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon warns US must fight for free press after arrest for covering anti-ICE protest; calls First Amendment 'breath of democracy'.
CBS News report on ICE officer’s injuries drew ‘huge internal concern’
CBS News report that ICE officer Jonathan Ross suffered internal bleeding after fatal shooting faced skepticism from staff, viewed as leak.
Suella Braverman Defects to Reform UK as Tory Exodus Grows
Suella Braverman defects to Reform UK, joining other ex-Tories. Farage's gamble risks alienating moderate voters.
Trump Envoy Visits Gaza Amid War and Starvation Claims
Trump envoy Steve Witkoff visits Gaza aid site amid reports of starvation and killings; UN says 1,353 Palestinians killed waiting for food.
Myanmar 'Ghost Ships' Smuggle Aviation Fuel for Airstrikes, Amnesty Says
Amnesty International reports Myanmar military using ghost ships to evade sanctions and import aviation fuel for airstrikes, with 2025 imports at record high.
Texas Republican Tony Gonzales Accused of Harassing Second Aide
Second former staffer accuses Texas Republican Tony Gonzales of sending sexually explicit texts; he dropped re-election bid after ethics probe.
Stormont Set to Return After DUP Backs Deal Ending Two-Year Deadlock
DUP endorses deal to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland after two-year deadlock, with Stormont set to return within days.
Ukraine Accepts US Peace Deal as Russia Strikes Kyiv
Ukraine accepts US peace deal as Russia strikes Kyiv killing seven; Zelenskyy ready to discuss sensitive points with Trump.
Climate Activists Occupy Science Museum Over Fossil Fuel Sponsorship
Climate activists occupy Science Museum in protest at fossil fuel sponsors Shell, BP, and Adani; police present, no arrests.
MAFS Australia: Steph and Danny Text Scandal Explained
MAFS Australia's Steph Marshall denies romance with Danny Hewitt after Bec Zacharia exposes secret texts and bikini photo at the reunion.
Minister Says Mandelson Appointment 'Worth the Risk' Despite Epstein Warnings
Business secretary says Peter Mandelson's US ambassador role was deemed 'worth the risk' despite Epstein link warnings; family of accuser criticises appointment.
Focus Groups Show Tory Voters Unimpressed by Jenrick, Open to Farage
Focus groups in Warrington and Godalming reveal Tory voters' scepticism of Jenrick, openness to Farage, and concerns over party infighting.
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