UK launches Orgreave miners' strike inquiry after 40 years
Four decades after violent clashes during the 1984 miners' strike, the government has announced a public inquiry into the events at Orgreave.
Category : Politics
Orgreave Inquiry: Why Now and What’s at Stake?
The long-awaited Orgreave inquiry is set to examine the controversial 1984 clashes between police and miners. Here’s what you need to know about its timing, objectives, and the crucial questions it aims to answer.
SNP's Future in Question as Support Wanes
Stephen Daisley analyses the SNP's precarious position as both unionists and nationalists show little concern for its political trajectory.
Teen drowns in West Virginia river - two arrested
A heartbreaking incident unfolded in West Virginia as a 16-year-old boy drowned after jumping into a river from a bridge. Two individuals have been arrested in connection with the tragedy. Read the full story for details.
Japan's PM Kishida won't quit despite poll slump
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida vows to stay in office despite a sharp decline in public support, as his party faces mounting criticism over economic policies and political scandals.
Trump's Truth Social in financial trouble amid legal battles
Former US President Donald Trump's social media platform, Truth Social, is reportedly facing financial difficulties while he deals with legal challenges in Washington and Cleveland.
13-Year-Old Boy Beaten by Gang in Westminster
A 13-year-old boy was violently assaulted by a gang in Westminster, leaving him with severe injuries. Police are investigating the horrific incident.
Trump's Epstein Scandal Haunts Him Again
As Trump's ties to Jeffrey Epstein resurface, key MAGA figures are set to cast the deciding vote in a high-stakes political showdown.
Masked ICE Agents Fuel Immigration Debate
US immigration agents seen wearing masks during operations raise concerns over transparency and accountability in enforcement tactics.
Terror charges over van ramming at defence factory
Three women have been charged under terrorism laws after driving a van into a defence factory fence in Edinburgh during a pro-Palestine protest. The incident has sparked debates over protest methods and national security.
Anti-migrant protests in Essex over alleged teen assault
Tensions flare in Epping after an Ethiopian man allegedly attempted to kiss a 14-year-old girl, sparking anti-migrant demonstrations outside the Bell Hotel.
Gaza's Deadliest Day: 200+ Killed in Airstrikes
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have resulted in the deadliest day of the war, with over 200 Palestinians killed. The conflict continues to escalate, raising international concerns.
Democrats demand Epstein files release amid Trump scrutiny
US Democrats push for full disclosure of Jeffrey Epstein's documents, raising questions about Donald Trump's past associations with the disgraced financier.
Gabbard: Obama used Russia claims as political weapon
Former US Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard claims Barack Obama exploited Russia interference allegations to undermine Trump's presidency in a calculated political move.
Starmer questioned over childhood poverty claims
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces tough questions about his claims of growing up in poverty, as critics demand proof of his working-class roots.
Pope Leo condemns Gaza church strike, urges peace
Pope Leo has issued a powerful plea for peace following a devastating strike on a church in Gaza, calling for an immediate halt to the horrors of war.
Police appeal: Missing Rebecca Booth, 38, last seen Westminster
Police issue urgent appeal for help to find missing Rebecca Booth, 38, last seen in Westminster. Concerns grow for her welfare.
Border Patrol agent shoots illegal immigrant in NYC park
A US Border Patrol agent shot an illegal immigrant during a confrontation in a New York City park, sparking outrage and raising questions about law enforcement protocols.
Kremlin Rejects Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan
The Kremlin has rejected Donald Trump’s claims of a quick resolution to the Ukraine war, insisting any peace deal must include Russia. Dmitry Peskov warns against ‘dead-end’ negotiations without Moscow’s participation.
Jimmy Doherty: From TV Star to Farming Icon
Discover the fascinating journey of Jimmy Doherty, from his famous family ties to becoming a beloved TV farmer and entrepreneur.
Superman dragged into right-wing culture wars
The iconic superhero is now a battleground in political debates, reflecting deeper societal divides. Explore how Superman's legacy is being reshaped.
Pope Urges Israel to Protect Gaza Aid Workers
The Pope has called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and condemned the Israeli airstrike that killed seven aid workers, urging protection for humanitarian personnel.
Japan PM's party faces major election defeat - exit polls
Exit polls indicate a significant loss for Japan's ruling party in the Upper House elections, potentially reshaping the country's political landscape.
JD Vance's Cotswolds summer holiday plans revealed
US Senator JD Vance is set to spend his summer holiday in the picturesque Cotswolds, blending politics with a taste of British countryside charm.
Sandy Gall: Legendary war correspondent dies
Tributes pour in for Sandy Gall, the iconic war correspondent and broadcaster whose fearless reporting shaped modern journalism.
Obama: Boys need gay role models, critics disagree
Former US President Barack Obama has ignited controversy by suggesting that boys need gay role models, with critics labelling his comments as 'ignorant'. The debate continues to divide opinions.
DWP explains benefit fraud surveillance tactics
The DWP has clarified its controversial data surveillance practices used to monitor benefit claimants. Here’s how it works and what it means for you.
Net zero bomb fractures Liberal-Nationals alliance
The Nationals' hardline stance on net zero emissions is causing a major rift in their long-standing coalition with the Liberals, potentially ending the partnership for good.
Should Opinion Polls Be Banned? The Growing Debate
A growing debate questions whether opinion polls do more harm than good, skewing public perception and distorting democratic processes. Experts weigh in.
ICE secretly deports grandfather in shocking case
US immigration authorities secretly deported a grandfather with deep community ties, sparking outrage and legal scrutiny over opaque deportation practices.
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