Trump and Khan Reignite Political Feud During State Visit
President Donald Trump's state visit to the UK reignites his long-running feud with London Mayor Sadiq Khan, trading strong words.
Category : Politics
Burnham Given Green Light for Westminster Return via Makerfield Byelection
Labour's NEC allows Andy Burnham to seek candidacy for Makerfield byelection, potentially triggering a mayoral contest.
Family of Ice Shooting Victim Receives $1.5m in Donations
GoFundMe campaign raises $1.5m for family of Renee Good, shot dead by ICE agent in Minneapolis during immigration sweep.
Theologian in Jenrick Xenophobia Row Invites Shadow Minister to Work Together
Krish Kandiah invites Robert Jenrick to work on migration after calling his comments xenophobic on BBC Radio 4.
Eswatini court rules deported men can see lawyer after nine-month denial
Eswatini's highest court rules four men deported by US under Trump have right to in-person lawyer after nine-month denial.
Trump Sells Jesus Portrait for $2.75M at Mar-a-Lago New Year's Eve Bash
Trump auctioned a Jesus portrait for $2.75M at his Mar-a-Lago NYE bash, with proceeds to St. Jude's and local sheriff's office.
Kremlin Papers Suggest Putin Ordered Operation to Back Trump in 2016
Leaked Kremlin documents suggest Putin authorised a covert operation to support Donald Trump in the 2016 US presidential election.
Liberal Party Can Win Election Alone, Says Ruston
Anne Ruston says the Liberal Party can rebuild trust and win elections despite poor SA result, while downplaying One Nation's rise.
Trump pushes for 'militarily secure' ballroom bunker under White House
Trump pushes for a heavily fortified ballroom bunker under the White House, sparking legal battles and criticism over autocratic symbolism.
Starmer's Angry Outbursts Dominate Fiery Final PMQs
At final PMQs, Keir Starmer showed anger and attacked opponents, while Kemi Badenoch backed down. Defence spending and a £4.7bn shortfall dominated.
King Charles Expresses Concern as Brother Andrew Arrested in Misconduct Probe
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office; King Charles says law must take its course.
Rhoda Roberts, Indigenous Cultural Leader Who Coined 'Welcome to Country', Dies at 66
Rhoda Roberts, the Bundjalung Widjabul Wiyebal cultural leader who introduced 'welcome to country', has died aged 66 after a short battle with ovarian cancer.
Gaza Ceasefire Fails to Ease Aid Distribution Crisis
Aid remains critically scarce in Gaza one week into ceasefire, with delays and restrictions limiting food convoys. WHO warns of disease outbreak.
Birmingham council bankruptcy 'likely avoidable', says accountancy expert
Expert analysis claims Birmingham City Council's 2023 bankruptcy notice was based on incorrect data and reserves were underestimated by over £1bn, prompting calls for an inquiry.
Independent Group: Minor Tremor or Political Earthquake?
Analysis of the new Independent Group of MPs in UK Parliament, examining whether it's a minor tremor or political earthquake, with divisions over Brexit and party loyalties.
Celtic Secure Domestic Double with Scottish Cup Win Over Dunfermline
Celtic beat Dunfermline 4-1 in the Scottish Cup final to complete a domestic double, with goals from Maeda, Engels, and Iheanacho.
Rachel Reeves Abandons Plans to Raise Income Tax in Budget U-Turn
Rachel Reeves abandons income tax rise plans in a major U-turn, opting for smaller measures to fill budget hole amid internal party turmoil.
Mark Lamarr Banned From Driving Despite Hardship Plea
Mark Lamarr banned from driving for six months after speeding; court rejects exceptional hardship claim due to health issues.
Ice Agents Vile Slur About Slain Protester Alleged
ICE agents used racial slurs in texts during LA raids; lawsuit alleges unlawful stops and racial profiling by immigration officers.
Maldives Threatens Legal Challenge to Starmer's Chagos Deal
Maldives and Chagossians launch legal challenges to Starmer's Chagos deal, accusing him of crimes against humanity over forced removal.
Hungary Places Gas Pipeline Under Military Protection Ahead of Election Amid False-Flag Claims
Hungary places gas pipeline under military protection after explosives found near Serbian border; Orbán faces election challenge amid false-flag allegations and US VP visit.
Taylor Swift's Elizabeth Taylor Tribute Praised by Estate
Taylor Swift's music video tribute to Elizabeth Taylor praised by the late actress's estate as an 'extraordinary' homage.
EasyJet Dismisses Castlelake Bid as 'Highly Opportunistic'
EasyJet slams Castlelake's £3bn takeover approach as opportunistic, citing depressed share price due to Middle East tensions. Shares surge.
Swinney to Call Vote on Referendum Powers Even Without Majority
John Swinney will call a vote on independence referendum powers on the first day of the next Scottish parliament, even without an overall majority, his aide confirms.
CIA and MI6 uncovered Putin's Ukraine invasion plans but Europe dismissed warnings
How CIA and MI6 uncovered Putin's Ukraine invasion plans in 2021, but Europe and Zelenskyy dismissed the warnings until too late.
Milburn Warns of ‘Shameful’ Failures Trapping Young People on Benefits
Alan Milburn warns state spends 25 times more on youth benefits than job support, calling it a 'shameful' failure. Report due next week.
Aid Groups Accuse Israel of 'Weaponising Aid' in Gaza with New Registration Rules
Over 100 aid organisations accuse Israel of blocking lifesaving aid to Gaza using vague new registration rules that they say weaponise humanitarian assistance.
EU warns Serbia faces strategic choice after Vucic’s Moscow visit
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas tells Serbia it faces a strategic choice after President Vucic attended Moscow’s Victory Day parade, urging reforms and normalisation with Kosovo.
Sarah Ferguson Apologised to Jeffrey Epstein After Publicly Disowning Him, Leaked Emails Suggest
Leaked emails show Sarah Ferguson apologised to Jeffrey Epstein weeks after publicly disowning him, claiming she acted to protect her career.
Eileen Gu fires back at JD Vance over China criticism
Eileen Gu responds to JD Vance's criticism of her representing China, calling his comments 'sweet' and defending her decision.
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