Ex-Army Chief: Boost Defence Spending Now
Lord Dannatt warns the UK faces a severe security threat from Russia and must increase defence funding. He calls for leadership from the top to change the national mindset.
Category : Politics
BBC criticised for airing David Walliams on Christmas TV
The BBC is under fire for broadcasting a festive 'Would I Lie To You?' episode featuring David Walliams, despite harassment claims and a Nazi salute controversy. Discover the full story and viewer backlash.
UK Military Gap Year Scheme to Launch in 2026
The UK government will offer paid military gap year placements to under-25s from March 2026, aiming to recruit over 1,000 annually. Discover how this 'whole of society' defence plan works.
Post Office Scandal Execs in Luxury as Victims Wait
Two years after the ITV drama exposed the Horizon scandal, key figures like Paula Vennells live in multi-million pound homes while thousands of victims await full compensation. Explore the ongoing injustice.
Baba Vanga's 2026 Predictions: WW3 & Putin's Fall
Blind mystic Baba Vanga's chilling 2026 prophecies foresee World War Three, Vladimir Putin's demise, and first contact with aliens. Explore the full forecast.
Myanmar Preps Polling Machines for Controversial Election
Officials in Myanmar test voting machines ahead of a three-phase general election, the first in five years. Critics dismiss the vote as neither free nor fair amidst an ongoing civil war. Read the full report.
NATO jets scramble amid major Russian strikes on Kyiv
Russia launched a massive air assault on Kyiv using strategic bombers and missiles, leaving a third of the city without heating. NATO fighters were scrambled for a second day as Zelensky prepares for peace talks with Trump.
Zelensky, Trump Hold High-Stakes Mar-a-Lago Peace Talks
Ukraine's president meets US counterpart at Mar-a-Lago to finalise a 90%-ready peace plan. European leaders may join online as critical territorial and security issues are discussed.
Peter Hitchens: Abandoning Christianity Endangers Britain
Columnist Peter Hitchens delivers a powerful critique in a new video, arguing that Britain's drift from its Christian foundations threatens its moral core and societal future. Watch his full analysis.
Trump Shows Off 'America First 250' Plane Design
Donald Trump posted a picture with a model 'America First 250' aircraft, sparking speculation and capping a flurry of Christmas posts on Truth Social. Read the full story.
Brian Reade's 2025 Review: Winners, Losers & Trump
Columnist Brian Reade delivers his verdict on a tumultuous 2025, from Donald Trump's global impact to UK political shifts and unforgettable cultural moments.
Russia Strikes Kyiv Before Key Trump-Zelensky Meeting
Russia launched a major drone and missile attack on Kyiv and other Ukrainian regions on Saturday, hours before President Zelensky's crucial meeting with Donald Trump to discuss a potential peace deal. Poland closed two airports in response.
Turkey holds military funeral for Libyan officers killed in crash
Turkey held a military funeral for five Libyan officers, including a top commander, killed in a plane crash after defence talks. The incident impacts UN-led efforts to unify Libya. Read the full story.
Thailand-Cambodia Border Ceasefire Agreement Signed
Thailand and Cambodia have signed a new ceasefire agreement to halt weeks of armed conflict along their disputed border. The pact includes prisoner repatriation and airspace restrictions. Read the full details.
Kennedy Center demands $1M from musician over boycott
The Kennedy Center's president issued a scathing letter to drummer Chuck Redd after he cancelled his Christmas Eve show over the venue's renaming to include Donald Trump. Read the full story on the escalating culture war.
Tyler Perry sued again for sexual assault by actor
Actor Mario Rodriguez files a $77m lawsuit alleging Tyler Perry groped him and made unwanted advances. Perry denies claims, calling it a 'money grab'. Full details inside.
Thailand-Cambodia Agree Immediate Ceasefire
Thailand and Cambodia pledge an immediate halt to border fighting that killed over 100 and displaced half a million. Read the full details of the fragile peace deal.
Beauty Salon Lawyer Rejoins Trump to Oversee US Visas
Mora Namdar, a lawyer and salon owner, is confirmed as Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs. She will oversee US visa approvals, aligning with Trump's hardline immigration stance. Read the full story.
Palau to take 75 US migrants in $7.5m agreement
The Pacific nation of Palau will accept up to 75 migrants from the US under a new $7.5m deal. The move comes as the Trump administration accelerates its deportation campaign.
Labour Could Deny Millions Vote by Cancelling Elections
A polling expert warns Labour may delay local elections fearing a wipeout, with Reform UK poised to gain. Millions in Essex, Hampshire, and elsewhere could be affected. Read the full analysis.
£800m Treasury Indemnity for Bayeux Tapestry Loan
The UK government will underwrite the Bayeux Tapestry with an £800m indemnity for its 2025 British Museum loan. Discover the details of this historic cultural exchange.
FBI's Hoover Building Permanently Shut Down by Director Patel
FBI Director Kash Patel announces the permanent closure of the J. Edgar Hoover Building, moving staff to the Reagan Building in a cost-saving overhaul. Read the full story.
Trump's Marble Armrests for Renamed Kennedy Centre Spark Fury
President Trump reveals lavish marble armrests for the Kennedy Centre, now renamed in his honour, as critics slam 'wasteful vanity' amid a cost-of-living crisis. Read the full story.
Nigeria provided intelligence for US airstrikes on ISIS
Nigeria's foreign minister reveals President Tinubu authorised intelligence sharing for US strikes on ISIS militants. US Defence Secretary warns of further action. Read the latest developments.
Massive Boxing Day hunt turnout protests Starmer's ban plan
Tens of thousands gather at Boxing Day hunts as countryside communities protest Keir Starmer's plan to ban trail hunting. Read why supporters vow to fight the 'monstrous attack on freedoms'.
BBC airs David Walliams show amid controversy
The BBC has broadcast a festive episode of 'Would I Lie To You?' featuring David Walliams, despite allegations of inappropriate behaviour. The show also included a controversial Nazi salute incident. Read the full story.
South Park writer trolled Trump-Kennedy renaming with domains
Former South Park writer Toby Morton bought Trump-Kennedy Center domains months before the official renaming, using satire as political activism. Discover the story behind the long-term troll.
20 Tonnes of Rubbish Left at Coogee Beach on Christmas
Shocking footage reveals empty bins ignored as thousands of revellers left 20 tonnes of waste at Sydney's Coogee Beach, sparking a furious backlash and a council clean-up operation.
GPs offered £135k to treat foreign criminals in detention
Doctors are being offered salaries of £135,000 a year to provide healthcare to foreign criminals and illegal migrants in detention. The role, funded by taxpayers, has sparked political controversy.
Khan Claims Trump Jealous of London's Global Success
London Mayor Sadiq Khan reignites feud with Donald Trump, accusing the former US President of jealousy. Khan defends London's safety and diversity, criticising 'unpatriotic' MPs. Read the full story.
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