North Korea tests long-range cruise missiles
North Korea has test-fired long-range strategic cruise missiles, with Kim Jong Un claiming it's a 'responsible exercise' of self-defence. Read the latest on the regional security implications.
Category : Politics
S. Korea's President Lee returns to Blue House
President Lee Jae Myung commutes to the Cheong Wa Dae palace, reversing his jailed predecessor's controversial move. A symbolic shift in Seoul's political landscape. Read the full story.
Egyptian Activist Apologises for Tweets After UK Arrival
Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah issues an unequivocal apology for historic social media posts, as political figures call for a review of his citizenship. Read the full story.
Trump Touts Ukraine Peace Progress After Zelenskyy Talks
Former US President Donald Trump says his Ukraine peace plan is advancing following a meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Read the latest on the diplomatic developments.
Native American Tribe Sues NY Over Highway Land Dispute
The Shinnecock Indian Nation files a federal lawsuit against New York, claiming a vital highway was illegally built on their protected land. They seek compensation and a valid right-of-way.
Trump Offers Press Lunch, Questions If It's a Bribe
Donald Trump left White House reporters speechless by asking if a free lunch at Mar-a-Lago constituted a bribe, during critical Ukraine peace talks with Zelensky. Read the full story.
China stages military drills around Taiwan
The Chinese military has dispatched air, naval, and rocket forces for joint drills near Taiwan, warning against 'external interference' following recent tensions with Japan. Read the latest analysis.
Rowling warns over trans activist threats to politicians
JK Rowling urges action after militant trans group Bash Back plots to smash offices of PM and Health Secretary. Exclusive Mail on Sunday investigation reveals security fears.
Trump and Zelenskyy near Ukraine peace deal at Mar-a-Lago
US President Donald Trump and Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy report significant progress towards ending the war. Key details on security guarantees and unresolved issues revealed. Read the latest.
37,000 Romanians leave UK as living costs soar
Faced with the UK's high cost of living, thousands of Romanian families are returning home, drawn by Romania's booming economy, affordable land, and a simpler life. Discover the personal stories behind the statistics.
Wayne Carey Weighs In on Lachie Neale Marriage Drama
AFL legend Wayne Carey, haunted by his own infamous affair, offers a stark perspective on the public scrutiny facing Brisbane Lions star Lachie Neale. Read his full take.
Trump Administration's Latest Policy Moves Revealed
The Trump administration has announced major new immigration rules and economic policies, sparking immediate debate. Discover the key details and potential impacts here.
Labour's rural U-turn on tax, then trail hunting ban
Labour partially retreats on farm inheritance tax but sparks fresh fury with a planned ban on trail hunting. Analysis suggests the party risks alienating its new rural voters.
Calls to Strip UK Citizenship from Egyptian Activist
Sir Keir Starmer faces calls to revoke the UK citizenship of Alaa Abd El-Fattah after historic social media posts surfaced. Read the full story on the political fallout.
First Nations Ambassador's £275k Travel Bill Under Fire
Australia's Ambassador for First Nations People, Justin Mohamed, faces intense scrutiny after taxpayer-funded travel costs near £275,000. Read the full details and political reaction.
Scotland's Rat Complaints Hit 20,000 Amid Cuts
Rat complaints to Scottish councils surged to nearly 20,000 last year, with Glasgow worst hit. Critics blame funding squeezes for rising sightings and public dissatisfaction.
Earliest Scottish coin saved after detectorist find
A metal detectorist's discovery of a 12th-century silver coin has rewritten history, proving Edinburgh minted Scotland's first coinage. The £15,000 artefact is now with National Museums Scotland.
Labour optimistic for 2026 as parties target local elections
Labour chair Anna Turley expresses confidence for 2026 despite polling dips, as all Westminster parties prioritise May's crucial local and devolved elections. Read the full analysis.
1991: Gun to sailor's neck in Carlingford Lough dispute
Archives reveal Taoiseach Charlie Haughey's anger after a British marine allegedly held a gun to a Dubliner's neck on Carlingford Lough in 1991. Read the full diplomatic row.
1996 Royal Yacht Ireland visit cancelled over image fears
Declassified files reveal Irish PM John Bruton warned King Charles's planned 1996 visit on HMY Britannia projected 'opulence and superiority'. The trip was later scrapped over security risks. Read the full story.
Ireland considered legal action over Sellafield safety
Declassified documents reveal the Irish government, led by Taoiseach John Bruton, explored suing the UK over nuclear safety incidents at Sellafield and other plants in the 1990s. Read the full diplomatic exchange.
Sarwar warns of 'personal pain' in toxic election fight
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar says he expects his loyalty and identity to be questioned in the Holyrood election campaign, predicting 'personal pain' for his family.
John Major reprimanded Irish PM over 1995 speech
Archives reveal British PM John Major's stern 1995 letter to Taoiseach John Bruton, criticising a speech that risked derailing the peace process. Discover the diplomatic tensions.
Report: Ban free translators for migrant benefit claims
A new report urges ministers to ban migrants from using taxpayer-funded translators to claim benefits, aiming to save millions and restore parliamentary control over the welfare system.
Horrifying 35% Rise in Scottish Rat Complaints
Labour reveals a 35% surge in rat sightings across Scotland, linked to deep cuts in street cleaning. Glasgow is worst-hit. Read the shocking data and political fallout.
Trump: Ukraine peace deal 'closer than ever before'
Donald Trump says US-backed Ukraine peace talks are nearing completion after meeting Volodymyr Zelensky. Key security guarantees agreed, but thorny issues on Donbas remain. Read the latest.
Trump: Ukraine and Russia 'Closer Than Ever' to Peace
President Donald Trump hosted Volodymyr Zelenskyy, stating a Ukraine-Russia peace deal is near. A 20-point draft is 90% ready, but major hurdles on territory and NATO remain. Read the full analysis.
Ex-Royal Guard Defends Windsor Security Zone for Waleses
A former royal protection chief explains the 'serious' need for the six-mile exclusion zone around Prince William and Kate's Windsor home, prioritising national security over public access. Read the full story.
Calls to Deport Activist Over 'Abhorrent' Social Media Posts
Pressure mounts to revoke Egyptian-British activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah's citizenship after historic social media posts advocating violence surface. Discover the political fallout.
Zelensky-Trump Talks Proceed Amid Putin Calls, Air Strikes
Volodymyr Zelensky met Donald Trump for crucial Ukraine peace talks in Florida, but calls with Vladimir Putin and deadly Russian air strikes underscore major obstacles. Read the latest on the diplomatic push.
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