Dubai's Iron Dome Defence vs London's Crime Fears
Nick Candy reports from Dubai, where Iron Dome defences ensure safety amid Iranian attacks, contrasting with rising crime fears in London under Sadiq Khan's leadership.
Category : Politics
Trump to Iran: 'Too Late' for Talks as Oil Refineries Attacked
Former US President Donald Trump declares negotiations with Iran's surviving leaders are off the table, claiming they sought talks. This comes as Tehran targets another major oil refinery, escalating Middle East tensions.
Pensioner Dies After Slipping Off Lyme Regis Harbour Wall
A man in his 70s has died after falling into the sea at The Cobb in Lyme Regis, with his wife injured in the same incident. Emergency services responded but could not save him.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Slams Trump Over US Troop Deaths in Iran
Former MAGA congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene criticizes President Trump and allies for broken promises on foreign wars after six US service members died in Iran conflict.
Carole Radziwill Returns to RHONY for Season 16
Legendary reality icon Carole Radziwill is officially returning to The Real Housewives of New York City as a 'friend' for the upcoming Season 16, joining a revamped cast that includes Erin Lichy, Sai De Silva, and Jessel Taank.
Five UK Jobs Exempt From WW3 Conscription
As global tensions escalate, analysis reveals which key professions would likely be spared military conscription in a major conflict, drawing lessons from World War Two exemptions.
UK Calls US 'Staunch Ally' After Trump's Rebuke Over Middle East
Downing Street insists the US remains a 'staunch ally' after President Trump criticized Prime Minister Keir Starmer for not allowing US strikes from UK bases. The UK emphasizes decisions are based on legality and British interests.
Army Sniper Killed in Training Accident After Comrade's Bump
Lance Corporal Joe Spencer, 24, died instantly when his sniper rifle discharged after a fellow soldier bumped into him during a training exercise in Scotland in 2016, an inquest hears.
Brits in Dubai Warned Over Sharing Attack Videos
British citizens and tourists in Dubai have been issued a stark warning by UAE authorities against sharing unverified videos of Iranian attacks online, as doing so could result in legal prosecution and potential jail sentences.
Coach Driver Spared Jail After Crashing Bus Into Ex's Flat
Ian Anderson, 33, drove a single-decker coach into his ex-boyfriend's flat, causing over £23,000 in damage. He received a suspended sentence at Newcastle Crown Court.
Decades of Undeclared Conflict Between Iran and the US
An analysis tracing the undeclared military conflict between Iran and the United States from the 1980s to present, examining key incidents and escalating tensions.
MAGA Senator Slammed for 'Smell of War' Remarks Without Service
Oklahoma Republican Senator Markwayne Mullin has provoked widespread outrage after describing the 'smell of war' on Fox News, despite never serving in the military himself.
Babet Rejects Sanction for Offensive Social Media Comments
United Australia Party senator Ralph Babet refuses to accept sanctions from the parliamentary standards commission over offensive social media posts, calling the findings 'dumb' and rejecting sensitivity training.
AFL 2026 Predictions: Brisbane Leads, Suns Shine, Adelaide Struggles
Analysis of the 2026 AFL season predictions, with Brisbane tipped as top contenders, Gold Coast poised for success, and Adelaide facing midfield and ruck issues after a controversial 2025.
Pentagon AI Contract Shift Sparks Debate on Surveillance
The US Department of Defense's move from Anthropic to OpenAI for AI technology raises concerns over mass surveillance and autonomous weapons, highlighting the need for new legal restrictions.
US-Israel Strikes on Iran: Legal Experts Condemn Aggression
Legal experts declare US-Israel strikes on Iran illegal and unprovoked, as Australian PM Albanese backs the military action despite legal uncertainties.
Countess Luann's Chaotic Interview: 10 Questions
Countess Luann from Real Housewives faces 10 chaotic questions in a viral video interview, sharing candid and humorous insights into her life and career.
Drone Gang Jailed for 'Uber Eats for Prisoners' Smuggling
A seven-member gang led by Shafaghatullah Mohseni has been imprisoned for using drones to smuggle drugs, weapons, and phones into UK prisons, with over 70 drops across nine facilities.
Noem Senate Hearing on Immigration Surge and Shootings
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee amid scrutiny over immigration policies and fatal shootings in Minneapolis, with the department currently shut down.
Reeves Blasts Tories Over Brexit in Spring Statement
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers a sharp critique of Conservative Brexit policies, linking economic woes to EU exit while Labour faces electoral pressure from pro-EU Greens.
Martin Clunes Reveals Farm and Film News After Tough Time
Doc Martin star Martin Clunes discusses his new film Mother's Pride, upcoming roles, and the return of his charity fair Buckham Fair on ITV's Lorraine.
Hollyoaks Star Oscar Curtis Hospitalised After Monkey Bite
Actor Oscar Curtis, who plays Lucas Hay in Hollyoaks, required rabies jabs after being bitten by a monkey during his holiday in India. The 20-year-old shared the ordeal on social media.
UK Government Flight to Rescue Britons Stranded in Oman
The UK government is organising a charter flight from Muscat to repatriate Britons stranded in the Middle East due to widespread airspace closures caused by the Iran-US conflict.
Iran Conflict Impact on UK Small Boat Arrivals Unclear, Experts Say
Oxford University migration experts state it is too soon to determine if the escalating Middle East war will affect the number of Iranians crossing the English Channel in small boats, despite Iran being the top origin country for UK asylum seekers in rece
TV Headteacher Admits Misconduct Over Cruise and Car Misuse
Joy Ballard, former principal of Ryde Academy, admitted dishonesty for altering term dates for cruises and using a £30k school car for personal trips, including to France.
Satellite Images Show Strikes on Iran's Natanz Nuclear Site
Satellite imagery reportedly shows missile strikes at Iran's Natanz nuclear facility, marking the first known attacks on an Iranian nuclear site since recent US and Israel operations.
Paddy McGuinness Shows Off 75 Hard Fitness Regime Weight Loss Results
TV presenter Paddy McGuinness displays his muscular physique after following the controversial 75 Hard exercise method, a military-style programme combining strict diet, exercise and discipline.
Reeves Pledges Growth Despite OBR Downgrade in Spring Statement
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers spring statement promising economic growth, despite OBR cutting 2026 GDP forecast to 1.1%. She defends Labour's economic plan against Conservative criticism.
Elderly Man Arrested for Bomb Threat on JetBlue Flight
A 76-year-old New York man was arrested after allegedly making a bomb threat on a JetBlue flight in Florida, sparked by an argument over overhead bin space, causing over $1,000 in damages.
France Sends Warships to Defend British Base from Iran Threats
France has dispatched warships to safeguard a British base in Cyprus amid Iranian threats, while UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer weighs deploying a Royal Navy destroyer. The move highlights escalating tensions in the Middle East.
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