US Troops and Aircraft Deployed to Caribbean Amid Venezuela Tensions
The United States has deployed troops and special operations aircraft to the Caribbean, escalating tensions with Venezuela. Read the latest on the military buildup and sanctions.
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Saudi Arabia's Alcohol Store Expansion Draws Crowds
Saudi Arabia has discreetly widened access to its sole alcohol outlet, leading to queues and premium prices for eligible non-Muslim residents. Discover the details of this significant policy shift.
Pope's Christmas Truce Plea Rejected by Russia
Pope Leo XIV expresses 'great sadness' as Russia rejects Christmas truce calls. Massive drone attacks kill three, including a child, as graves of Ukrainian soldiers are decorated for Christmas.
US bans five Europeans over alleged censorship efforts
The US State Department has barred five Europeans, including former EU commissioner Thierry Breton, accusing them of coercing tech platforms to censor American speech. Read the full story.
Walliams' WhatsApp fear before festival axe and publisher exit
Comedian David Walliams admitted fearing his 'bad taste' WhatsApp messages could emerge months before being dropped by his publisher and a book festival. Explore the details and his denial.
Judge Upholds New York Driver's Licence Law for Immigrants
A federal judge has rejected a Trump-era challenge to New York's law allowing driver's licences without proof of legal status. Read the full ruling and its implications for immigration policy.
Rogan Mocks Clinton's Epstein Statement, DOJ Faces Backlash
Podcaster Joe Rogan ridicules Bill Clinton's call for transparency on Epstein files, as victims accuse the DOJ of a cover-up. Full story on the controversial document release.
High Court Battle Over Neighbour's Cat Poo in Garden
A father takes a cat fouling row to the High Court, citing health risks to his newborn. The case centres on whether it constitutes a statutory nuisance under environmental law. Read the full story.
Thatcher ignored MI5 terror threat for Paris summit
Declassified files show Margaret Thatcher proceeded with a 1982 Paris meeting despite MI5 warnings of a 'substantial' assassination risk from terrorists. Discover the full story.
Sweden's Elderly Care Crisis: 398 Rapes Reported
A shocking investigation reveals nearly 400 rapes of women over 60 in Sweden, prompting a government pledge for Scandinavia's toughest deportation laws for foreign criminals.
Epstein's Final Days of Terror Revealed in DoJ Files
Newly released documents detail Jeffrey Epstein's psychological torment and suicide attempt before his death in a New York prison cell. His brother alleged murder, but the official ruling stands. Read the chilling details.
Walliams feared WhatsApp leaks before publisher axe
Comedian David Walliams expressed fears his 'very bad taste' private messages could become public just months before being dropped by his publisher HarperCollins over misconduct allegations. Explore the fallout.
Miami Heat's Rozier Seeks Dismissal of Felony Charges
Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier files a bold legal motion to dismiss federal gambling charges. His defence argues prosecutors are 'overreaching'. Read the latest on the NBA betting scandal.
Former MP Brooks Newmark launches defence tech startup in Ukraine
Brooks Newmark, the ex-Tory MP, has launched a defence tech firm in Ukraine, providing drones to frontline troops. Discover his journey from political scandal to supporting Kyiv's war effort.
Labour's Farm Tax Climbdown After Backbench Pressure
Sir Keir Starmer's authority is dented as he waters down the hated family farm tax following pressure from 100 rural Labour MPs. Read the full analysis of the PM's latest U-turn.
Former Liberal MP Katie Allen Dies Aged 59
Tributes pour in for former federal MP and paediatric specialist Dr Katie Allen, who has died aged 59 after a private battle with a rare cancer. Read the full story.
Myanmar's Junta Holds Widely Condemned Election
Myanmar's military junta begins a heavily restricted national election, denounced as a sham by critics and global bodies. Voting starts 28 Dec amid civil war and repression.
Starmer's Christmas unity plea meets political criticism
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's Christmas message urging national unity is challenged by opposition leaders Kemi Badenoch and Ed Davey. Read the full political analysis.
Military housing scandal tackled as upgrade target hit early
Defence Secretary John Healey announces 1,000 substandard military homes have been refurbished ahead of schedule, with 250 more now prioritised. The £9bn plan aims to fix the 'shameful' housing scandal for service families.
US Father of Six Deported, Separated from Children
A single father living in the US for 34 years was deported to Mexico, separating him from his six American children. His case highlights a Trump-era policy shift on immigration enforcement.
Immigrant Truckers Sue California Over Licence Revocations
A class-action lawsuit challenges California's plan to revoke thousands of commercial driver's licences from immigrant workers, citing due process violations and economic ruin.
Andrew linked to two FBI child trafficking probes
Explosive US documents reveal Prince Andrew was sought for questioning in two paedophile investigations and show emails asking Ghislaine Maxwell for 'inappropriate friends'. Read the full details.
Latest Epstein Files: Fake Passport, 'Invisible Man' Emails
The US Department of Justice releases 30,000 pages of Epstein documents, revealing a fake passport, emails from 'A', and new details on Trump's flights. Read the full story.
US Overhauls H-1B Visa System, Ends Random Lottery
The Trump administration replaces the H-1B visa lottery with a wage-based selection system, prioritising higher-paid foreign workers. The new rules take effect in February 2026.
Labour U-turns on family farm inheritance tax
Keir Starmer waters down the 'cruel' family farm tax, doubling the inheritance threshold to £2.5m after a major backbench rebellion. Relief for farmers, but questions over PM's authority grow.
FBI Rules Epstein Postcard to Nassar is Fake
The FBI has confirmed a postcard in the Epstein files, claiming to be from Jeffrey Epstein to Larry Nassar, is a forgery. Discover the key discrepancies that exposed the hoax.
Murrell's Second Court Hearing Set Before May Election
Peter Murrell, former SNP chief and Nicola Sturgeon's husband, will appear in court again on embezzlement charges ahead of the May election. The case continues to dominate Scottish politics.
US bars Europeans accused of pressuring tech censorship
The US State Department has barred five European figures from entry, accusing them of coercing American tech firms to censor US viewpoints. Discover the implications for digital speech and transatlantic relations.
Venezuela criminalises tanker seizures after US actions
Venezuela's parliament has fast-tracked a law imposing 20-year prison terms for tanker seizures, a direct response to recent US actions targeting its oil 'shadow fleet'. Read the latest on the escalating maritime standoff.
Loomer: Carlson turning GOP into 'modern day Hitler Youth'
Far-right influencer Laura Loomer escalates her feud with Tucker Carlson, accusing him of a hostile takeover to redefine the Republican Party. Read the latest on the MAGA civil war.
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