UK-Germany migration treaty: Key details
Britain and Germany are set to sign a landmark agreement on migration, marking a significant step in bilateral relations. Here's what you need to know.
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UK-Germany migration treaty: Key details
Keir Starmer and Friedrich Merz are poised to finalise a landmark UK-Germany agreement on migration, marking a significant shift in European policy.
Pope condemns Israeli strike on Gaza church
An Israeli strike on a Greek Orthodox church in Gaza has left a priest injured, drawing sharp condemnation from Pope Francis. The attack highlights the escalating tensions in the region.
Lib Dem MP slams government over NHS and cost of living
Liberal Democrat MP Sarah Olney has launched a scathing attack on the Conservative government, accusing them of failing the British public on the NHS and cost of living crisis during a fiery Commons debate.
Mike Waltz UN bid rocked by group chat scandal
US diplomat Mike Waltz faces controversy as leaked group chat messages threaten his UN ambassador nomination for global development.
The 3.5% Protest Rule That Changes Nations
Discover the surprising power of the '3.5% rule' in protests and how a small but committed minority can reshape societies. Learn from historical examples and modern movements.
Texas GOP redraws map to favour Trump in 2026
Texas Republicans have approved a controversial redrawing of the state's congressional map, a move critics say is designed to secure more seats for Donald Trump in the 2026 elections.
Trump Criticises John Lewis Amid 'Good Trouble' Protests
Former US President Donald Trump sparks controversy by dismissing the legacy of civil rights icon John Lewis during ongoing 'Good Trouble' protests.
Labour outspent Tories by £30M in election campaign
New figures reveal Labour's unprecedented £30M spending surge in the 2024 general election, eclipsing Conservative efforts and fuelling Keir Starmer's landslide victory.
Albanian man wins UK stay after violent umbrella attack
An Albanian national convicted of a violent assault using an umbrella has successfully appealed against deportation, sparking outrage and debate over UK immigration policies.
Trump denies Epstein ties, calls MAGA critics 'weaklings'
Former US President Donald Trump has branded allegations linking him to Jeffrey Epstein as a 'radical left hoax' while criticising factions within his own MAGA movement.
NATO sends more Patriot missiles to Ukraine
NATO allies pledge additional Patriot missile systems to Ukraine as Russia intensifies attacks on civilian infrastructure, aiming to bolster Kyiv's air defences.
Putin ally urges strikes against West
A key ally of Vladimir Putin has suggested launching preemptive strikes against Western nations, accusing them of waging a 'large-scale war' against Russia. The remarks come as relations between Moscow and the West continue to deteriorate.
Rich couple kept 21 migrants in basement
A wealthy couple in the US allegedly kept 21 migrants in their basement, charging them exorbitant rent while subjecting them to appalling living conditions.
Labour rebels against Starmer's welfare reforms
Jess Phillips and other Labour MPs defy Keir Starmer's welfare reforms, sparking internal party tensions ahead of the general election.
PM defends China trip: 'Respect costs nothing'
The Prime Minister has defended his diplomatic approach to China, insisting that mutual respect is key despite criticism over the trip's outcomes. Read the full analysis.
Father's agony after baby killed in dog attack
A devastated father shares his grief after his baby was fatally mauled by a dog in a shocking incident that has left the community in mourning.
Labour confirms plan to lower voting age to 16
Labour confirms plans to lower the voting age to 16 in future general elections, sparking debate over youth engagement and political reform.
John Torode sacked from MasterChef over racial slur
Celebrity chef John Torode has been dismissed from BBC's MasterChef following allegations of using a racial slur. The shocking incident has sparked widespread debate.
Shane Lowry apologises after Rebecca Black video goes viral
Northern Ireland's agriculture minister Shane Lowry has issued an apology following a controversial video featuring Rebecca Black, sparking debates on social media.
Mark Latham accused of inappropriate workplace behaviour
New allegations emerge against Mark Latham regarding workplace conduct, raising concerns over the treatment of women in NSW Parliament.
Russia accuses Germany of war prep over NATO drills
Moscow claims German military exercises signal preparation for conflict with Russia, escalating diplomatic tensions as NATO allies strengthen defences.
Rayner criticised over Scottish and Welsh Labour remarks
Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner sparks controversy with remarks about Scottish and Welsh Labour, drawing sharp criticism from political opponents.
Trump, Bondi named in Epstein files
Newly unsealed court documents link Donald Trump and former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi to Jeffrey Epstein's scandal, raising fresh questions about their connections.
UK campaigners push for voting age to drop to 16
A growing movement in the UK is calling for the voting age to be lowered to 16, arguing that young people deserve a say in their future. Could this change the political landscape?
Voting age lowered to 16 in England and NI
The UK government has passed a landmark decision to lower the voting age to 16 for general elections in England and Northern Ireland, empowering younger voices in democracy.
UK grants 16-17 year olds voting rights in general elections
The UK government has announced that 16 and 17-year-olds will now be eligible to vote in general elections, marking a historic shift in British democracy.
Trump's HIV funding cuts plan sparks outrage
Former President Donald Trump's proposal to cut funding for PEPFAR, a key HIV/AIDS relief programme, has drawn sharp criticism from health advocates and lawmakers.
Pakistan protests erupt over election rigging claims
Violent clashes and nationwide protests have erupted in Pakistan following accusations of vote tampering in the recent general elections, with opposition leaders demanding an investigation.
Pope Francis calls for Gaza ceasefire
Pope Francis has made a heartfelt plea for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, condemning the violence and urging global leaders to prioritise civilian safety.
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