UK Fires Immigration Judges for Pro-Palestinian Activism
The UK government has terminated several immigration judges due to their pro-Palestinian activism, raising concerns about judicial independence and political interference in the legal system.
Category : Politics
Meloni's Strategic Pivot Away from Trump Amid Political Shifts
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has tactfully distanced herself from Donald Trump following his criticism of Pope Leo and the Iran war, as she eyes the 2027 elections and navigates domestic challenges.
Student Slams A-Level History Over Colonial Narrative Bias
A student winner of The Guardian Foundation's Emerging Voices award argues that A-level history curricula in England and Wales fail to teach the truth about British colonialism, perpetuating harmful ideas on race and migration.
Malema Gets Five-Year Jail Term for Gun Offence, Appeals
South African politician Julius Malema receives a five-year prison sentence for firing a rifle at a rally. The EFF leader's lawyers appeal, keeping him free pending the outcome.
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Trump's Triumphal Arch Plan Faces Key Federal Review Vote
Donald Trump's proposed 250ft triumphal arch in Washington DC is up for a crucial federal review vote, alongside other White House projects, amid legal challenges over its scale and impact.
Trump's Urgent Need for Iran Peace Deal Amid Tensions
As tensions escalate with a US naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, Donald Trump faces mounting pressure to secure a peace deal with Iran. A new diplomatic framework proposes compromises from both sides to avert full-scale war.
Labour MP's 'Summer of Sex' Campaign Sparks Westminster Debate
Samantha Niblett, Labour MP for South Derbyshire, aims to secure parliamentary debate and exhibition on sexual wellness, promoting 'Yes sex please, we're British' campaign.
AI Val Kilmer Film Trailer Premieres at CinemaCon
The trailer for 'As Deep As the Grave' features an authorised AI deepfake of Val Kilmer, marking a historic step in Hollywood's use of generative technology for storytelling.
Mandelson Failed Vetting, Foreign Office Overruled Decision
A Guardian investigation reveals Peter Mandelson was denied security clearance by UKSV, but the Foreign Office overruled the decision to allow his US ambassador appointment.
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Officials Debate Withholding Mandelson Vetting Papers from Parliament
Senior civil servants are embroiled in a debate over whether to withhold sensitive vetting documents related to Peter Mandelson from parliamentary scrutiny, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in government.
Mandelson Vetting Overruled: Questions for UK Government
Peter Mandelson failed security vetting for US ambassador role, but the Foreign Office overruled the decision. This raises critical questions about transparency and accountability in the UK government.
Hegseth: US 'Locked and Loaded' to Destroy Iran Energy Infrastructure
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared the US is 'locked and loaded' to finish destroying Iran's energy grid while comparing the press to biblical Pharisees. A naval blockade of Iranian ports is underway.
SNP Pledges Price Caps on Bread and Milk in Scotland
The Scottish National Party has announced a plan to cap the prices of essential items like bread and milk in Scotland, aiming to tackle the cost of living crisis as part of their campaign for the upcoming parliamentary election.
Kennedy Testifies on Health Agenda and Budget Before Congress
Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr testifies before the House Ways and Means committee on HHS leadership and the 2027 budget, including cuts to NIH and stalled nominations.
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Zelenskyy: Russia 'Does Not Deserve' Sanctions Easing After Attacks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy insists Russia must face continued sanctions pressure after overnight strikes killed 16 people and wounded 100 across Ukraine, with nearly 700 drones and missiles launched.
Pope's Reasonable Stance Gains Support in Harsh World
In a world rife with brutality, Pope Leo's condemnation of war and self-idolatry resonates widely, drawing praise even from non-religious observers who find his humanistic statements a rare voice of reason among global leaders.
Campaigners Seek Listed Status for Historic Trig Points
Heritage campaigners are applying for Grade II-listed status for two trig points in Cold Ashby and Thorny Gale, which bookended the Retriangulation of Great Britain project.
ICE Detains Immigration Court Interpreter
An immigration court interpreter was detained by ICE in a controversial incident, raising concerns about legal access and due process in the US system.
Coalition to Block Permanent Residents from First Home Buyer Scheme
The Coalition's immigration crackdown includes a plan to exclude permanent residents from the first home buyer scheme, with Pauline Hanson claiming influence over the policy.
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Archbishop Backs Pope's Peace Call Amid Trump Feud
Archbishop Sarah Mullally urges Anglicans to join Pope Leo XIV's 'courageous' call for peace, stating the human cost of war is incalculable, amid the pontiff's public dispute with Donald Trump.
Badenoch: Starmer Misled MPs on Mandelson Vetting, Should Resign
Kemi Badenoch claims Keir Starmer misled Parliament about Peter Mandelson's security clearance, citing the ministerial code and implying resignation is necessary.
Hegseth Quotes Pulp Fiction Monologue in Pentagon Prayer
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a prayer at a Pentagon worship service that closely mirrored a fictional Bible verse from the film Pulp Fiction, sparking social media criticism for quoting movie dialogue instead of scripture.
Hegseth's Pulp Fiction Prayer Sparks Pentagon Controversy
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a sermon quoting a fictional Bible verse from Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, mistaking it for scripture during a Pentagon worship service.
Chinese Embassy Accuses Japan of Failing to Act on Threats
The Chinese Embassy in Japan reports receiving multiple threats, including a bomb scare, and criticises Japanese authorities for inadequate responses amid rising bilateral tensions.
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Archbishop of Canterbury Backs Pope Leo After Trump Attack
Archbishop of Canterbury Dame Sarah Mullally expresses solidarity with Pope Leo's peace calls, as Donald Trump brands the pontiff 'weak' and demands he focus on being a 'Great Pope, not a Politician'.
Speaker Hoyle Defies PM's Protocol Demands in Commons Row
Sir Lindsay Hoyle stood firm against Prime Minister Keir Starmer's attempts to alter ceremonial procedures at a funeral and faced his outburst during PMQs, highlighting growing tensions in Westminster.
Hitchens and Vine Express Alarm Over Trump's Mental Fitness
Columnists Peter Hitchens and Sarah Vine argue Trump's erratic behaviour raises serious concerns about his mental state and fitness for office, citing recent controversial actions.
Shoplifting Doubles, Charges Drop to One in Five Cases
Reported shoplifting offences in England and Wales have surged by 133% over five years, yet only 19.8% result in charges, with the Metropolitan Police charging just 6.5% of cases.
Zelensky: Putin a Global Threat After Deadly Russian Strikes
President Zelensky condemns Putin's expansionist ambitions as Russian overnight attacks kill 17 across Ukraine, with defence package announced.
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BBC News Cuts to Affect All Areas, 2,000 Jobs on the Line
BBC News staff have been informed that all departments will face significant cuts as the corporation aims to eliminate 2,000 positions. Employees are bracing for cost reductions and spending limits.
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