Royal Navy Seeks French Help to Patrol UK Waters
The Royal Navy is reportedly asking France for assistance in intercepting Russian vessels in British waters due to a shortage of ships, highlighting defence vulnerabilities.
Category : Politics
Man Hospitalised After Toilet Collapse in Stoke Park
A 70-year-old father suffered back injuries when a public toilet cubicle collapsed on him at Central Forest Park. Philip Johnson claims the council facilities were in dangerous disrepair.
Trump Slams Pope Leo as 'Weak', Posts AI Jesus Image
Former President Donald Trump launched a late-night Truth Social tirade against Pope Leo XIV, calling him 'weak' on crime and foreign policy while sharing an AI-generated image of himself as Jesus healing the sick.
Starmer Scraps Spy Veto in Hillsborough Law After Backlash
Keir Starmer will extend the duty of candour to MI5, MI6 and GCHQ, removing security chiefs' power to block evidence in public inquiries after campaigner pressure.
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Iraqi Women Mourn Singer Sajida Obaid, Champion of Female Freedom
Women gather in Irbil to mourn iconic Iraqi singer Sajida Obaid, whose women-only parties provided rare spaces for freedom and self-expression in a conservative society.
Trump Messages McIlroy After Masters Victory
Rory McIlroy defended his Masters title at Augusta, joining an elite group of golfers. Donald Trump sent a congratulatory message praising his performance.
Orban's Rule Ends in Defeat, Humiliating Trump Administration
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's 16-year rule has ended in a crushing election defeat, dealing a blow to Donald Trump's influence in Europe as his ally falls.
Joyce Flounders Defending One Nation's Hiring of Convicted Rapist
Barnaby Joyce faced a chaotic TV interview as he struggled to justify One Nation's decision to rehire a staffer who served prison time for rape, sparking political backlash and eventual termination.
UK to Align with EU Rules Without Parliamentary Votes
New legislation would allow ministers to adopt EU single market regulations without full parliamentary votes, aiming to reduce trade barriers while sparking democratic concerns.
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Woman Arrested for Attack on Fleetwood Mac Star Lindsey Buckingham
Michelle Dick, 55, faces multiple charges including criminal threats and battery after allegedly assaulting Lindsey Buckingham with an unknown substance in March.
Over 500 Arrested at London Protest Against Palestine Action Ban
Metropolitan Police detained 523 individuals in Trafalgar Square for supporting the proscribed group Palestine Action, including musician Robert Del Naja, amid ongoing legal challenges to the government's ban.
Google's £3 USB Kit Revives Old Windows 10 Laptops
Google partners with Back Market to offer a £3 USB kit installing ChromeOS Flex, providing a secure, eco-friendly upgrade for outdated Windows 10 laptops facing cyber threats.
Trump Considers Airstrikes, Hormuz Blockade After Iran Talks Fail
Donald Trump reportedly plans airstrikes and a Strait of Hormuz blockade after peace talks collapse, with Iran warning of ceasefire violations and UN predicting global economic fallout.
GMB Hosts Return After Easter Break, Thrilling Fans
Susanna Reid and Ed Balls are back on Good Morning Britain after a short Easter hiatus, with fans celebrating their return and praising Susanna's new look on social media.
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FKA Twigs' Coachella Show Amid Legal Battle with Ex
FKA Twigs performed at Coachella 2026, showcasing her Grammy-winning music while continuing her legal fight against ex-boyfriend Shia LaBeouf over alleged bullying and financial demands.
Eight Australians Honoured for Bravery in Bondi Junction Stabbing
Eight individuals receive Australian Bravery Decorations for their courageous actions during the 2024 Bondi Junction stabbing that killed six and injured ten.
Jennings' Cartoon Satirises Trump's Hormuz Stance
A new cartoon by Nicola Jennings critiques Donald Trump's approach to the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting geopolitical tensions with sharp visual commentary.
Streeting: Populist Vote in May Elections Threatens NHS
Health Secretary Wes Streeting warns that voting for populist parties in May's local and devolved elections could jeopardise the NHS, citing threats from Reform UK and Plaid Cymru in Wales.
Olivier Awards 2026: Stars Arrive for 50th Anniversary
Cate Blanchett, Rachel Zegler, Bryan Cranston, and a host of celebrities graced the red carpet at the Royal Albert Hall for the 50th Olivier Awards, celebrating theatre excellence.
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Hymnbooks No Longer Indicate Churchmanship, Says Reverend
A Church of England reverend explains that hymnbooks no longer signal churchmanship, with many churches using multiple sources or screens for songs, amid other letters on maths, books, and EU relations.
Pension Tax Rise: Allowance Freeze Undermines Triple Lock Benefits
A freeze on the personal allowance is forcing more pensioners to pay tax, offsetting state pension increases and challenging government claims of support for retirees.
Stella Creasy MP Endures Pattern of Online Misogynistic Abuse
Research reveals online abuse against women in public life follows a seven-element pattern, as seen in MP Stella Creasy's experience with violent threats and defamation.
Reform UK's Visa Threat Over Slavery Reparations Sparks Outrage
Reform UK's proposal to deny visas to citizens of countries seeking slavery reparations has drawn sharp criticism, with letters condemning it as hypocritical and historically ignorant.
Mauritius Vows to Decolonise Chagos as UK Shelves Handover
Mauritius vows to pursue all diplomatic and legal avenues to regain control of the Chagos Islands after the UK government shelved legislation to hand them over, citing lack of US support under Trump.
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Datacentre Protests in Georgia Signal US Tech Backlash
Demonstrators in Decatur, Georgia, protest a planned AI datacentre, highlighting growing bipartisan concerns over energy costs, environmental impact, and big tech's influence across the US.
US-Iran Talks Collapse, Trump Diplomacy Fails, War Risk Rises
JD Vance left Islamabad without a deal after US-Iran talks failed, as Trump's naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz escalates tensions and threatens global energy markets.
Alan Slingsby: Journalist-Philanthropist Served Community
Alan Slingsby, who passed away at 76, was a journalist-philanthropist known for using his media skills to support trade unions, community groups, and causes like Palestine News.
US Lawmakers Split on Iran War After Failed Negotiations
The breakdown of US-Iran peace talks has ignited fierce partisan debate, with Republicans urging Trump to escalate and Democrats warning against renewed hostilities.
Hungary's Historic Election: Hope and Fear After 16 Years of Orbán
Hungarians voted in a pivotal election, weighing change against stability as opposition mounted its strongest challenge yet to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule, with global implications.
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UK Plans EU Rule Alignment Without Full Parliamentary Votes
The Labour government is drafting legislation to adopt EU single market rules using Henry VIII powers, bypassing full parliamentary scrutiny to boost trade and economic ties post-Brexit.
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