Zelenskyy Condemns ‘Utter Cynicism’ of Putin’s Ceasefire Demand as 23 Killed in Attacks
Zelenskyy calls Putin's ceasefire request for Moscow parade 'utter cynicism' as 23 killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine.
Category : Politics
MPs Urged to Investigate All Royal Finances After Andrew Subletting Revelations
MPs urged to investigate all royal finances after NAO report reveals Prince Andrew sublet cottages on Royal Lodge estate while paying peppercorn rent.
Republicans Cheer, Democrats Fume Over US Capture of Venezuelan President Maduro
US politicians react to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by US forces: Republicans cheer, Democrats criticise as violation of sovereignty.
Reform UK gets £9m from crypto investor with Tory ties
Reform UK received a record £9m donation from crypto investor Christopher Harborne, prompting renewed calls for caps on political donations.
Sanders and Greene Unite in Gaza Famine Criticism
Vermont senator and Georgia Republican condemn Gaza famine, calling for end to US funding of Israel's war.
Woman Alleges Humiliating ICE Detention, Requests Deportation
A 23-year-old asylum seeker claims ICE subjected her to humiliating treatment, leading her to request deportation despite an open asylum case.
Labour Plans Overhaul Of Human Rights Interpretation
UK joins European hard-right push to constrain human rights laws for Rwanda-style migration deals, sparking warnings from critics about weakening safeguards.
Marriott Does Not Deny Hotel Used for Migrant Detentions in Secret Deal
Marriott does not deny Sheraton hotel in Louisiana was used to detain migrant families before deportation, contradicting its 2019 policy.
Labour Unveils Tough Asylum Policies Amid Immigration Debate
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announces tough asylum policies including suspending family reunion and warehousing refugees, risking political backlash.
Mexican Aid Ship Arrives in Havana Amid US-Cuba Tensions
A joint Mexican-Uruguayan aid ship arrives in Havana to ease Cuba's crises amid US sanctions and oil shortages.
Ex-border patrol chief Bovino defends record, says wishes he caught more illegal aliens
Former US Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino retires after Minneapolis operation, defends his record and says he wished he caught more illegal aliens.
Russian warship fires warning shots at British yacht in English Channel
Russian frigate fires warning shots at British yacht near Isle of Wight; couple unharmed; MoD says attempts to prevent collision; political reaction.
Dog the Bounty Hunter's stepson charged with manslaughter after son's fatal shooting
Gregory Zecca, stepson of Dog the Bounty Hunter, charged with aggravated manslaughter after fatally shooting his 13-year-old son in Florida.
Home Office to penalise asylum seekers who refuse to move out of hotels
Home Office warns asylum seekers will lose support if they refuse to leave hotels amid far-right protests in Epping and other UK locations.
Man Jailed for Mimicking Bondi Attack and Antisemitic Slurs
Zayne McMillan jailed 12 months for mimicking Bondi attack and antisemitic slurs. Judge rejects defence of non-ideological racism.
Pete Hegseth Confirmed as US Defence Secretary in Tie-Breaking Vote
Pete Hegseth confirmed as US defence secretary after Senate tie-break, amid allegations of sexual assault and alcohol abuse.
Ukraine-Russia Talks in Abu Dhabi End Without Breakthrough
Ukraine and Russia held US-led peace talks in Abu Dhabi without breakthrough, agreeing only to a prisoner exchange of 157 each.
Police Continue Search of Andrew's Former Home Amid Calls for Inquiry
Police search Andrew's former home; government doesn't rule out inquiry into Epstein links; calls to drop him from succession.
Streeting Backs Burnham as Labour Leadership Contest Looms
Wes Streeting backs Andy Burnham for Labour leader after Starmer stands down; Burnham likely to become PM unchallenged.
Australian Politicians' Musical Moments: From Billy Joel to Skyhooks
Tim Wilson's Billy Joel parody in parliament joins a history of Australian politicians singing, including Emerson, Katter, Shorten, Morrison, and others.
Guardian launches Deleted data series to investigate loss of US government information
The Guardian's new series tracks altered or removed US government datasets, focusing on climate, health and civil rights data.
Trump Warns of 'Big Price to Pay' if Venezuela Fails to Comply
Trump warns Venezuela of further military action if demands not met, as US maintains 15,000-strong force in Caribbean.
At least 20 Palestinians killed in crush at Gaza food distribution site
At least 20 Palestinians killed in crush at Gaza food distribution site after guards used teargas or pepper spray; GHF blames Hamas.
Starmer Calls for Closer EU Ties to Boost Security and Economy
Starmer calls for closer EU ties to enhance security and economy, using Henry VIII powers to align with EU rules by default, amid criticism from Tories and Reform UK.
German Foreign Minister Urges Pragmatic Solution to Northern Ireland Protocol Deadlock
German foreign minister Annalena Baerbock calls for pragmatic solution to Northern Ireland protocol deadlock during London talks with James Cleverly.
Badenoch Vows to Abolish Stamp Duty and Ban Doctors' Strikes
Kemi Badenoch announces stamp duty abolition, restricts Motability, bans doctors strikes, and warns against 'wrestling with a pig' in reference to Nigel Farage.
Merchant founder ‘gambled on peace’ to open first five star hotel in Belfast
Bill Wolsey gambled on peace to open Belfast's first five-star hotel, The Merchant, 20 years ago, transforming the Cathedral Quarter.
US launches heavy strikes on Iran after Trump vow
The US has carried out heavy strikes on Iran, hitting dozens of military sites, after President Trump vowed to retaliate for attacks on US bases.
Belarusian Journalist Gets Nine Years in Prison for Treason
Belarusian journalist Pavel Dabravolski sentenced to nine years for treason in closed trial, fifth media worker jailed in two weeks amid press freedom crackdown.
French PM Lecornu Survives No-Confidence Vote by Narrow Margin
French PM Lecornu survives no-confidence votes by 18 votes after suspending pension reform, now faces budget battle.
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