Trump team plans warehouse migrant facilities for 80,000
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to acquire and renovate industrial warehouses to hold up to 80,000 detained migrants, creating a new 'feeder' system for deportations.
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Briton to be deported from Australia over Nazi symbols
A 43-year-old British man has had his visa cancelled and faces deportation from Australia after being charged for allegedly displaying Nazi symbols online. Read the full details of the case.
350 National Guard troops deployed to New Orleans
The Trump administration sends 350 National Guard members to New Orleans, sparking debate over security needs as crime rates fall. Read the full story.
Palestine Action hunger strikers' health in crisis
Eight activists denied bail are on prolonged hunger strike, with a doctor warning they are 'dying'. MPs urge government intervention as trials are set for 2025. Read the latest.
Epstein files reveal FBI request on Andrew and Peter Nygard
Newly released documents show the FBI requested to interview Prince Andrew in 2020 regarding his connections to both Jeffrey Epstein and convicted sex offender Peter Nygard. Read the full details.
Palestine Action hunger strikers pause over health fears
Two protesters jailed over Palestine Action allegations have paused their 48-day hunger strike due to severe health deterioration. Four others continue refusing food.
US-Ukraine Peace Plan Emerges, Kremlin Response Awaited
Washington and Kyiv edge closer to a joint formula to end the war. Zelenskyy claims a stronger position as Moscow faces arms and sanctions if Putin rejects the plan. Read the latest.
Family's desperate plea for hunger striker
The family of Kamran Ahmed, on hunger strike for almost 50 days, fear for his life. They urge Justice Secretary David Lammy to intervene. Read their urgent plea.
Thailand-Cambodia Border Talks Begin After Venue Row
Officials from Thailand and Cambodia have begun crucial negotiations aiming to end deadly border clashes that have displaced around a million people. Follow the latest developments here.
Trump sanctions ex-Labour adviser in visa crackdown
The US State Department has barred five Europeans, including a former Labour adviser, from entering the country. Critics condemn the move as an 'authoritarian attack' on free speech.
No Charges for Bob Vylan Over Glastonbury Palestine Chants
Punk duo Bob Vylan will face no criminal action over chants at Glastonbury 2025. The band says the decision should inspire others to speak up for Palestine. Read the full story.
No Charges for Bob Vylan After Glastonbury Chant Probe
Avon and Somerset Police take no further action against punk duo Bob Vylan over Glastonbury chants. The band hopes the decision inspires others to speak up for Palestine.
NORAD Santa Tracker 2025 Live: Watch His Journey
Watch the NORAD Santa Tracker live as Father Christmas begins his 2025 journey from Finnish Lapland. Follow the festive flight, powered by a 70-year tradition born from a wrong number.
Zelensky Offers Donbas Demilitarised Zone in Peace Bid
Ukraine's president reveals a new peace framework with US backing, featuring a demilitarised zone in the east. The plan faces hurdles over Donbas and a nuclear plant.
Police take no further action over Bob Vylan Glastonbury chants
Avon and Somerset Police drop investigation into punk duo's Glastonbury set. Bob Vylan says they hope the decision encourages more people to speak up in support of Palestine.
Five Signs Andrew is Epstein's 'Invisible Man'
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents contain cryptic emails from 'The Invisible Man'. Analysis reveals five key details linking the alias to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. Read the full investigation.
Russell Brand charged with new rape and sexual assault offences
Comedian Russell Brand addresses followers in a video as fresh rape and sexual assault charges are confirmed. He is due in court in January. Read the latest developments.
Reform UK Polls 30% as Farage Faces Scrutiny
Reform UK surges to 30% in polls, but faces union warnings over job losses and internal scandals. Nigel Farage denies racism allegations as Labour plans 2026 policy rollout.
Prison Governor Sacked After Brothel Visit
Veteran prison governor Rob Kellett dismissed after video emerges of him leaving a Sheffield massage parlour. The scandal hits HMP Lindholme, already plagued by staff misconduct.
US Bans Brits and EU's Breton in Free Speech Row
The US State Department has banned two British campaigners and a former EU commissioner, accusing them of extraterritorial censorship of American speech online. Read the full details.
Green Leader: Use £476m for Migrant Compassion, Not Policing
Green Party leader Zack Polanski calls for £476m of UK taxpayer money to fund humanitarian aid for migrants in France, not border policing. Read his controversial Christmas message.
Russell Brand charged with two new counts of rape
Comedian Russell Brand is charged with two new rape and sexual assault counts. He responds with a video criticising UK government plans to limit jury trials. Full details on the case and his latest statements.
DNA test reveals shocking family secret for adopted woman
An adopted woman's at-home DNA test uncovered a painful family truth about her father, contradicting her mother's story. She now seeks answers to put the mystery to rest.
Starmer's Christmas plea: Reach out to those struggling
PM Keir Starmer urges Britons to connect with neighbours and family in his festive address, acknowledging ongoing cost of living pressures. Read his personal message of hope.
Epstein's jail cell terror revealed in new documents
Newly released documents show Jeffrey Epstein lived in fear of his cell before his death. Read the chilling psychological assessment details here.
Bangladesh mobs torch newspaper offices, 184 dead
Violence returns to Bangladesh as mobs attack leading newspapers, killing 184 this year. Journalists trapped in burning buildings signal a crisis for the interim government. Read the full report.
US-Ukraine Peace Plan Consensus Reached, Key Issues Remain
The US and Ukraine have agreed on a 20-point draft to end the war, but territorial control in Donbas and management of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant remain unresolved. Read the latest on the critical negotiations.
NORAD's 70-Year Santa Tracking Tradition Explained
Discover the heartwarming story of how a Cold War military command's wrong number evolved into a global festive phenomenon, tracking Santa for millions. Learn how to follow St. Nick this Christmas Eve.
US Sanctions Two Britons, Sparking Diplomatic Row
The Trump administration sanctions two British activists, accusing them of suppressing US free speech. Lib Dem leader Ed Davey clashes with US officials, escalating a transatlantic dispute. Full details inside.
Epstein Files: 'Invisible Man' Emails Linked to Prince Andrew
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents contain emails from a mystery figure, 'The Invisible Man', with eight compelling clues pointing to Prince Andrew. Explore the evidence and the Duke's denials.
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