Liberals Must Rebuild Trust After SA Election Wipeout, Says Ruston
Anne Ruston says Liberals must rebuild trust after poor SA election result; One Nation sees best poll showing since 1998.
Category : Politics
Angela Paxton Snubs Husband Ken Paxton in Texas Primary Runoff Endorsements
Angela Paxton snubs her estranged husband Ken Paxton in Texas runoff endorsements, backing other candidates but not the Trump-endorsed attorney general.
Nato Drill Highlights UK Defence Gaps as Putin Threatens
Nato's Operation Arcade Strike exposes UK defence weaknesses amid Russian threats, with insufficient spending plans compared to Poland's ambitious targets.
Sarah Ferguson's lavish demands exposed in new biography
New biography claims Sarah Ferguson had debts paid by Queen, lived lavishly with huge spending on staff, holidays, and luxury items.
ICE Agent Brags About £150k Salary in Confrontation with Bystanders
ICE agent filmed bragging about £150k salary while threatening bystanders in Minnesota amid fallout from protester's fatal shooting.
Armed police at SCG for final Ashes Test amid heightened security
Police to carry long-arm rifles at final Ashes Test in Sydney amid heightened security after Bondi attack, NSW police reassure public.
Trump's Iran gamble: US stuck in conflict reshaping global order
US strikes Iran for 11th night; war costs $37.5bn. Trump's miscalculation reshapes global order. UK news: Burnham pressure, Widdecombe murder charge.
Trump's Climate Rule Reversal May Leave Oil Firms Vulnerable to Lawsuits
Trump's repeal of the endangerment finding may remove a legal shield protecting oil companies from climate lawsuits, experts say.
Shadow Attorney General Steps Back from Ukraine Role Over Abramovich Link
Shadow attorney general David Wolfson recuses from Ukraine advice due to representing sanctioned oligarch Roman Abramovich in asset recovery case.
D-day Veteran, 98, Evicted from Dorset Home, Forced into Hostel
A 98-year-old D-day veteran and his family were evicted from their Dorset home after a no-fault notice. They now share a hostel room.
Lindsey Vonn Pays Tribute to Late Mother After Devastating Injury
Lindsey Vonn pays tribute to her late mother on International Women's Day while recovering from a catastrophic leg injury at the Winter Olympics.
Liz Truss Sparks Christmas Dinner Row Over Yorkshire Puddings
Liz Truss sparks debate after saying Yorkshire puddings don't belong on Christmas dinner. Some agree, others call it 'disgraceful'.
Under Salt Marsh star Dino Fetscher's journey from beauty pageant to West End acclaim
Dino Fetscher, star of Sky's Under Salt Marsh, has a career spanning Mr Gay UK, Olivier nomination, and roles in Cucumber, Fool Me Once, and an upcoming 2026 sci-fi film.
Queensland surgeon suspended after rape charges
Vahid Reza Adib, partner of ex-premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, suspended after rape charges. He denies allegations.
Nato Summit in Ankara: Allies Brace for Trump's Demands on Spending
Nato leaders meet in Ankara amid US pressure for higher defence spending, tensions over Iran and Greenland, and symbolic Ukraine aid.
Israel Launches Large-Scale Gaza Operation to Locate Final Hostage
Israel conducts large-scale operation in Gaza to locate last hostage's body; Rafah crossing reopening conditional on mission completion.
Hilary Benn Praised for Speech on IS 'Evil' as MPs Back Syria Airstrikes
Hilary Benn gains cross-party praise for speech urging action against Islamic State; MPs vote 397-223 for UK airstrikes in Syria.
Mandelson Vetting Overruled: Top Civil Servant Forced Out
Foreign Office overruled security denial for Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, leading to Sir Olly Robbins' resignation. Starmer unaware until this week.
Victoria Police Seek Powers to Search Children and Disabled Without Independent Oversight
Victorian police could gain powers to search children and intellectually disabled people without an independent adult present in designated areas, as part of a controversial bill.
First asylum seekers arrive at East Sussex barracks as protests loom
First 27 asylum seekers arrive at Crowborough barracks; Home Office plans to house 500. Protests and legal challenges expected.
Huge Blaze at RAF Fairford Base Used by US Bombers
A large fire at RAF Fairford, used by US bombers, was brought under control with no casualties. Investigation suggests accidental cause.
Reeves Denounces Trump’s Iran War as ‘Folly’
Chancellor Rachel Reeves calls Trump's Iran war a 'folly,' criticising the lack of a clear exit plan and its impact on UK families and the economy.
Thousands Protest Across US Over ICE Shooting of Renee Good
Nationwide protests erupt after ICE shooting of Renee Good; politicians denied entry to ICE facility.
Peers inflict new blow on Starmer's Chagos handover deal
Lords back amendment to renegotiate Chagos deal, threatening £13bn plan; fourth defeat for Starmer on the issue.
MPs Face Daily Threat of Violence as Security Crisis Deepens
MPs report rising death and rape threats; Jess Phillips received 600 rape threats in one night. Security measures intensify as two MPs murdered in a decade.
Trump Broke Protocol Over Iran Remark at State Dinner, Palace Source Says
Trump criticised for claiming King Charles agreed with him on Iran during state dinner, breaking protocol.
Byron Writers' Festival Cancelled and City2Surf Warning as East Coast Drenched
Byron Writers' Festival cancelled, City2Surf warned as east coast gets double August rainfall in eight days.
US Turns to Guyana’s Bauxite in Latin America Resource Push
US focuses on Guyana's bauxite reserves as part of a Latin America resource drive, with talks held between US officials and Guyanese leaders.
Healey Warns Labour Infighting Threatens Credibility of Government
Defence secretary John Healey warns Labour’s internal divisions risk credibility in government, criticises leadership hopefuls in speech.
Pep Guardiola Advises Next Man City Boss: 'Be Yourself'
Pep Guardiola tells his Manchester City successor to 'be themselves' as Enzo Maresca is expected to take over after Guardiola's decade-long tenure.
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