Sabrina Carpenter Condemns White House for Using Her Song in ICE Raids Video
Sabrina Carpenter criticises White House for using her song 'Juno' in ICE raids video, calling it 'evil and disgusting'.
Category : Politics
Geert Wilders Wins Dutch General Election in Major Upset
Anti-Islam populist Geert Wilders’ PVV wins 37 seats in Dutch election, far ahead, shaking Dutch and European politics.
Senate Approves Epstein Files Bill, Paving Way for Trump to Sign
US Senate passes Epstein files bill by unanimous consent after House vote; Trump to sign, reversing earlier opposition.
Albanese meets Trump at UN reception, confirms October summit
Australian PM Anthony Albanese met President Trump at a UN reception in New York, posting a selfie and confirming a formal meeting on October 20.
Senate Republicans Block Bid to Halt Trump's £1.4bn Fund for Allies
Senate Republicans narrowly blocked a Democratic bid to halt Trump's £1.4bn fund for allies, exposing party divisions ahead of midterms.
Olly Murs Pays Emotional Tribute to Caroline Flack on Sixth Anniversary of Death
Olly Murs and Leigh Francis honour Caroline Flack on the sixth anniversary of her death, as details emerge from a documentary about her final months.
Dudley Council Faces Inquiry Calls Over £100,000 French Riviera Trip
Dudley Council faces calls for an inquiry after spending £100,000 on a delegation trip to the MIPIM event in Cannes. Audit reveals governance failures.
Trump Claims Iran Peace Deal Imminent, Tehran Denies Final Agreement
Trump says US and Iran close to peace deal, cancels strikes; Tehran denies final decision, citing ongoing negotiations and red lines.
Kemi Badenoch Accuses Pro-Palestine Marches of 'Carnivals of Hatred'
Kemi Badenoch condemns pro-Palestine marches as 'carnivals of hatred' at Tory conference, calls for tougher action on extremism.
Starmer Condemns Iran Crackdown After 48 Protest Deaths
Sir Keir Starmer joins French and German leaders to condemn Iranian crackdown after at least 48 protesters killed during anti-regime protests.
BBC axes royal events broadcast team, leaving just one permanent staff member
BBC slashes royal events broadcast team from six to one permanent staff, sparking criticism from politicians and concern from Buckingham Palace.
Jimmy Kimmel Refuses to Apologise as Trumps Call for His Firing Over 'Expectant Widow' Joke
Jimmy Kimmel defends Melania Trump joke as Trumps demand firing; says remark was not a call to violence.
Tourist Attacked by Gang of Transgender Sex Workers in Pattaya
A 55-year-old tourist was beaten by six transgender sex workers in Pattaya after confronting one about missing cash from his hotel safe.
Zelenskyy says US has set June deadline for Ukraine-Russia peace deal
Zelenskyy says US gave Ukraine and Russia June deadline for peace deal; next round of talks proposed in Miami.
Former TOWIE Star Jake Hall Dies in Accident in Spain, Aged 35
Former TOWIE star Jake Hall dies aged 35 in accident at Spanish villa; investigation underway by Spanish Civil Guard.
Conor McGregor's Anti-Immigration White House Rant Condemned by Irish PM
Conor McGregor's anti-immigration rant at the White House on St Patrick's Day is condemned by Irish PM Micheál Martin.
Maidenhead Campaign To Remove Prince Andrew Street Names
Maidenhead residents call for renaming of Prince Andrew roads after his royal titles were removed over Epstein links.
Reform UK Secures First Peer With Tory Defection
Nigel Farage unveils Reform UK's first peer, Malcolm Offord, after Tory defection at Scotland rally, dodging press questions on antisemitism allegations.
US Supreme Court Blocks Order Against Texas Congressional Map
US Supreme Court temporarily blocks ruling that Texas congressional map likely discriminated on racial grounds, pending further consideration.
Trump urges allies to protect Strait of Hormuz amid mixed messages
Trump calls for allies to help secure Strait of Hormuz while suggesting US presence unnecessary, as oil prices rise after Kharg Island strikes.
New Zealand Backs Removal of Andrew from Royal Succession
New Zealand joins Australia in supporting removal of Prince Andrew from royal succession after his arrest, says PM Luxon.
US seizes Russian oil tanker in Atlantic amid reported submarine escort
US seizes Russian-flagged tanker Marinera in Atlantic after two-week pursuit, with reported submarine escort. UK supports operation.
Chicago ICE Protest Case Collapses Amid Misconduct Allegations
The Broadview Six case in Chicago collapses as federal prosecutors drop charges over misconduct, leaving defendants with huge legal fees.
Tom Hardy's Legend Nears BBC iPlayer Removal Deadline
Tom Hardy's crime drama Legend, featuring his dual role as the Kray twins, is leaving BBC iPlayer soon. Fans have praised the film as outstanding.
Littleproud Blames Ley as Coalition Splits Over Hate Speech Laws
Nationals leader David Littleproud blames Liberal leader Sussan Ley for the Coalition split over hate speech laws, with MPs questioning her leadership.
Rose McGowan: Hollywood blacklisted me because I got raped
Rose McGowan says Hollywood blacklisted her after accusing Harvey Weinstein of rape, revealing a settlement and industry complicity.
Trump Monitored Iran Strikes from Mar-a-Lago War Room
President Trump oversaw US-Israeli strikes on Iran from a secure facility at Mar-a-Lago, with CIA and military officials present.
Two US Congressmen to Resign Amid Scandals; Trump Escalates Iran Threats
Tony Gonzales and Eric Swalwell resign from US House; Trump threatens Iran ships and feuds with pope.
Palestine Action hunger striker Umer Khalid stops drinking water, doctor warns death could come with
Umer Khalid stops drinking water in hunger strike; doctor warns death could occur within days due to his health condition. Others ended strike after Elbit contract cancelled.
Plaid Cymru Leader Plans Minority Government, Seeks Cooperation
Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth vows to form a minority government built on cooperation, seeking extra powers from Westminster and prioritising health, education, and jobs.
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