Iran Reports Damage to Heritage Sites and Detains Foreigners in UAE Amid Escalating Tensions
Iran reports 56 heritage sites damaged by US-Israeli strikes; ten foreigners detained in UAE for posting attack footage.
Iran reports 56 heritage sites damaged by US-Israeli strikes; ten foreigners detained in UAE for posting attack footage.
Russia expels a British diplomat over spying allegations; UK calls accusations baseless and considers response.
Cyber-attack on MoD contractor Inflite exposes data of up to 3,700 Afghans in resettlement scheme; latest in series of breaches.
News of a Yorkshire manor sale, Pancake Day traditions, rare pink daffodils, and the Norrington Room in Oxford's Blackwell's.
Australian election review targets voter intimidation, shadowy groups, and campaign cash concerns after 'weirdest stuff' reported.
Trump appoints 26-year-old assistant Chamberlain Harris to arts commission reviewing his $400m White House ballroom plan, sparking controversy over lack of expertise.
Hakeem Jeffries says Trump impeachment not top priority if Democrats win House; focus on cost of living instead.
British woman Sonia Exelby, 32, was murdered in Florida after meeting a man on a fetish website. Dwain Hall accused of stabbing her to death.
Australian PM Albanese faces leadership crisis after Bondi shooting, with Labor support collapsing in polls and criticism over royal commission refusal.
The Guardian joins Jordanian airdrop over Gaza, revealing devastation. New York Times publishes Epstein letters, reigniting scrutiny of Trump ties.
NextGen America's Victoria Yang says Democrats must focus on economic populism to reconnect with young voters worried about rising costs.
Senior Tories praise UK-India trade deal, contradicting Kemi Badenoch's criticism over NI exemption for seconded Indian workers.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper denies UK being dragged into Iraq-style conflict after Iranian drone strikes on RAF base in Cyprus, as ministers plan evacuation of up to 300,000 Britons.
Fifa president Gianni Infantino has confirmed Iran will take part in the 2026 World Cup in the US, despite recent airstrikes and immigration concerns.
PM Anthony Albanese backs Kevin Rudd as US ambassador after Trump rebuke, praises his work on Aukus and dismisses opposition calls to sack him.
Angela Rayner will resign if police find she committed a crime over council house sale and electoral registration probe.
Keir Starmer rules out UK rejoining EU, single market, or customs union in his lifetime, reaffirming Labour's stance on Brexit.
Investigation reveals Foreign Office overruled Mandelson vetting denial; top civil servant resigns; PM faces calls to quit.
Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley criticises Green Party leader Zack Polanski for post on Golders Green arrest, warning of 'chilling effect'.
Documents on Prince Andrew's trade envoy expenses were withheld from National Archives, sparking cover-up accusations.
US congressman Ro Khanna reveals names of six men redacted from Epstein files, including billionaire Leslie Wexner, but four had no connection to Epstein.
New York home care workers threaten another hunger strike after city council delays vote on bill to end 24-hour shifts paid for only 13 hours.
Erik Fleming, a drug counsellor, gets two years in prison for delivering ketamine that killed Friends actor Matthew Perry.
The Trump administration plans to open a short-term detention facility for migrant families at Alexandria airport, Louisiana, with operations expected within 90 days.
Trump-aligned candidates surge and incumbents fall in US primary elections in Texas, North Carolina, and Arkansas, hinting at 2026 turbulence.
Anne Ruston says Liberals must rebuild trust after poor SA election result; One Nation sees best poll showing since 1998.
Angela Paxton snubs her estranged husband Ken Paxton in Texas runoff endorsements, backing other candidates but not the Trump-endorsed attorney general.
Nato's Operation Arcade Strike exposes UK defence weaknesses amid Russian threats, with insufficient spending plans compared to Poland's ambitious targets.
New biography claims Sarah Ferguson had debts paid by Queen, lived lavishly with huge spending on staff, holidays, and luxury items.
ICE agent filmed bragging about £150k salary while threatening bystanders in Minnesota amid fallout from protester's fatal shooting.