Labour’s Murray slams SNP over North Sea oil policy
Scottish Labour’s Ian Murray criticises SNP’s stance on North Sea oil and gas, warning of economic risks and job losses in Aberdeen.
Category : Politics
Dan Jarvis joins Microsoft UK as public sector director
Ex-shadow minister Dan Jarvis takes on a key role at Microsoft UK, focusing on government and public sector partnerships.
Unmasked: The faces behind UK's small boats crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals the identities of migrants crossing the Channel in small boats, sparking fresh debates on UK immigration policy.
Ozzy Osbourne builds private rehab in mansion
Rock legend Ozzy Osbourne is converting part of his lavish Buckinghamshire estate into a private rehab facility, blending luxury with recovery in a bold personal project.
British man detained by Taliban in Afghanistan
A British national has been detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan, with his family urging the UK government to intervene. The man, identified as Peter, was reportedly working in the country when he was taken into custody.
Obama breaks silence on Trump's legal woes
Former US President Barack Obama has publicly addressed the ongoing legal battles surrounding Donald Trump, urging for justice to be pursued fairly and without political bias.
Gaza protesters reroute Israeli cruise ship
A group of protesters in Gaza successfully pressured an Israeli cruise ship to change its course, diverting from the Greek island of Syros to Cyprus amid rising tensions.
Labour: Home Office failing England and Wales
Labour criticises the Home Office for its handling of key issues in England and Wales, as Chris Philp faces scrutiny over policy decisions.
Khan and Starmer push Palestine statehood amid Trump visit
London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Labour leader Keir Starmer advocate for Palestinian statehood as former US President Donald Trump arrives in the UK, sparking political debate.
British mum fights for life after Turkey crash
A British mother is in critical condition after a devastating car crash in Turkey, leaving her family in anguish as they race to raise funds for her medical care.
Trump’s visa crackdown on African travellers sparks backlash
Former US President Donald Trump proposes stringent visa restrictions for African visitors, sparking international backlash and concerns over diplomatic relations.
Trump ramps up deportations amid China, UNESCO tensions
The Trump administration intensifies deportation efforts while navigating complex trade negotiations with China and UNESCO disputes. Latest updates on US politics.
Fetterman and McCain clash over presidential campaign
Political tensions rise as Gisele Fetterman and Meghan McCain engage in a heated debate over John Fetterman's potential presidential bid.
Iran warns Israel: 'No survivors' if Netanyahu attacks
Iran issues a chilling threat to Israel, vowing total destruction if Prime Minister Netanyahu orders a strike. Tensions escalate as Tehran flexes military muscle.
Teen Tory George Finch pushes Westminster reforms
Meet George Finch, the 19-year-old Conservative activist shaking up Westminster with bold reforms and a fresh perspective on British politics.
Trump ICE Data Shows Deportation Surge
Newly released ICE data exposes a sharp rise in deportations and detentions during Trump's presidency, sparking debates over immigration enforcement policies.
India restarts tourist visas for Chinese after 4 years
India has officially restarted issuing tourist visas to Chinese citizens, marking the end of a four-year suspension amid diplomatic tensions.
Jo Cox Murder: New Details Emerge
Fresh revelations surface about the tragic killing of Labour MP Jo Cox, as authorities continue to investigate the politically charged assassination.
Drew Pavlou in hot water with Victoria Socialists
Australian activist Drew Pavlou sparks outrage among Victoria Socialists with his provocative social media activity, leading to calls for his removal from the party.
Ukraine protests escalate in Kyiv over corruption
Thousands take to the streets of Kyiv amid growing frustration over corruption scandals, putting pressure on President Zelensky's government.
Supreme Court rejects PSNI appeal in RUC case
The UK Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) regarding historical RUC actions, marking a pivotal moment in legacy cases.
Trump: Berlin would be Soviet without NATO
Former US President Donald Trump reignites controversy with a bold statement about NATO's role in protecting Berlin from Soviet control, sparking fresh debate ahead of the US election.
UK aid cuts tied to thousands of African deaths - report
A damning report highlights how UK aid budget reductions have led to increased mortality rates in Africa, with experts warning of long-term humanitarian consequences.
Trump plans ban on trans women in female sports
Former US President Donald Trump has announced plans to ban transgender women from competing in female sports if re-elected, sparking fierce debate.
UK considers Eurofighter sale to Turkey
Britain is in talks with Turkey over a potential sale of Eurofighter Typhoon jets, marking a significant shift in defence relations between the two NATO allies.
Pub-goer's Guinness survives table flip in viral clip
A pub customer's quick reflexes saved his pint of Guinness when a table suddenly flipped over, capturing the incredible moment on camera.
Coalition leaders clash over net zero emissions targets
Internal divisions within Australia's Coalition government escalate as Barnaby Joyce and Michael McCormack publicly feud over net zero emissions policies, exposing deep rifts in the Liberal-National alliance.
Cleverly: Labour undermining democracy in Rayner row
Home Secretary James Cleverly has launched a scathing attack on Labour, claiming the party is 'undermining democracy' by defending Angela Rayner amid allegations over her tax affairs. The political row escalates as Starmer stands by his deputy.
EU condemns Zelensky over Kyiv protests
The European Union has condemned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's handling of mass protests in Kyiv following the signing of a contentious anti-corruption bill, raising concerns over democratic freedoms.
Met Police surround Canary Wharf hotel amid asylum protest
Metropolitan Police officers have surrounded a luxury hotel in Canary Wharf following a protest by asylum seekers. Tensions rise as authorities attempt to manage the escalating situation.
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