BBC pays £28k to Israeli family after unauthorised filming
The BBC has compensated an Israeli family £28,000 after a crew filmed inside their destroyed home without consent following the October 7 attacks. Read the full story.
Category : Politics
Mamdani Appointee Removed from Cover After Antisemitism Row
Catherine Almonte Da Costa resigned from Mayor Zohran Mamdani's team after antisemitic social media posts surfaced. She was then edited out of a New York magazine cover. Read the full story.
Mone Allowed £15k Weekly Rent from Frozen Assets
Disgraced peer Michelle Mone can keep an estimated £15,000 a week in rent from a Belgravia mansion, despite a £75m asset freeze linked to a PPE contract probe. Read the latest on the scandal.
Mone can keep £15k weekly rent from frozen Belgravia mansion
Disgraced peer Michelle Mone can retain rental income from a £25m London mansion under a court order amendment. The property is part of £75m in assets frozen in a PPE fraud probe. Read the latest.
Newsom's 2026 Social Media Strategy: Trolling Republicans
California Governor Gavin Newsom kicks off 2026 with a savage social media campaign, using memes and insults to combat Republican messaging. Read the full story on the political trolling war.
Swiss Nightclub Owners Face Manslaughter Probe After Fire
The owners of Le Constellation nightclub speak out after a New Year's Eve inferno killed dozens. Investigators probe sparklers and safety as a British-educated teen is among the missing.
Swiss Nightclub Owners Face Manslaughter Charges After Fire
The owners of Le Constellation nightclub speak out after a New Year's Eve fire killed dozens. Investigators probe sparklers and safety as a British-educated teen is among the missing. Read the latest.
Brits in Bali cocaine smuggling case freed and deported
A British couple jailed for smuggling cocaine disguised as Angel Delight have been freed from a Bali prison and flown home, having escaped Indonesia's firing squad. Read the full exclusive.
DHS condemned for using artist's work without permission
The US Department of Homeland Security is under fire for using Japanese artist Hiroshi Nagai's artwork without permission to promote its deportation agenda. Read the full story.
Asylum seeker denied casino winnings over immigration status
A man seeking asylum in the US claims a Chicago casino refused to pay his $1,250 slot machine jackpot due to his limited-term ID. The incident highlights tensions over immigrant protections in Illinois. Read the full story.
White House AI meme targets Somalis over fraud claims
The Trump administration escalates its campaign against Minnesota's Somali community, sharing an AI-generated video and freezing funds after viral fraud allegations. Read the full investigation.
IRA suspect free as soldiers face legal action over Troubles
A female IRA commander remains free 37 years after the Enniskillen Poppy Day bomb that killed 12. The revelation emerges amid anger over legal threats to British soldiers. Read the full investigation.
IRA Commander Escapes Justice for Enniskillen Bombing
A female IRA commander remains free 37 years after the Enniskillen Remembrance Sunday attack that killed 12. New revelations emerge as veterans face prosecution under Labour's Troubles Bill.
Alabama cult arrests: Leader claims to be Jesus
US authorities arrest members of a religious cult in rural Alabama after a months-long investigation. The group's leader claims to be the son of God. Read the full story.
Poll: UK Support for EU Rejoin Surpasses France, Italy
A new YouGov poll reveals 50% of Brits would vote to rejoin the EU, a dramatic shift from Brexit. The findings put pressure on Keir Starmer as analysis shows Brexit costs £90bn a year.
Alabama cult arrests: Leader claims to be Jesus
Multiple members of a religious group, whose leader claims to be the son of God, were detained in a raid on their rural Alabama campsite. Authorities seized a handgun and narcotics. Read the full report.
Trump's 2026: Health, Fast Food & Foreign Policy in Focus
Donald Trump's 2026 begins with revelations about his high aspirin dose, a colossal McDonald's order, and escalating tensions with Iran. Read the full analysis of the President's start to the year.
UK voters more pro-EU than French and Italians, poll finds
Exclusive YouGov survey reveals 50% of Britons would vote to rejoin the EU, as campaigners urge Labour to 'catch up with public opinion' on Brexit's economic costs.
Russia says 27 killed in Ukrainian drone strike on village
Russia alleges a Ukrainian drone strike killed 27 civilians in occupied Kherson. Kyiv denies targeting civilians as peace talks intensify. Read the latest on the conflict.
Readers challenge Guardian over Gaza photos omission
Guardian readers express dismay over the exclusion of devastating Gaza conflict imagery from a major photographic retrospective, calling it a puzzling oversight of defining 21st-century events.
Rowson's 2026 Cartoon: Starmer and Streeting's NHS Future
Political cartoonist Martin Rowson imagines a stark 2026 for the NHS under Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting. Explore the satirical vision of Britain's healthcare future.
Trump Shops for Marble Amid White House Ballroom Legal Battle
President Donald Trump personally selects marble for the White House ballroom, a project entangled in a legal dispute over the East Wing's demolition. Read the latest on the controversy.
MAGA calls Jack Smith 'tyrant' over Trump Jan 6 testimony
MAGA commentator erupts after ex-special counsel Jack Smith's released testimony details 'proof' Trump sought to overturn the 2020 election. Read the explosive claims.
Palestine hunger striker loses speech after 61 days
Heba Muraisi, on hunger strike in a Yorkshire prison in solidarity with Palestine Action, reports losing her ability to form sentences. Lawyers warn of 'potential death'.
Palestine hunger striker loses speech after 61 days
Heba Muraisi, on hunger strike in a Yorkshire prison, reports losing her ability to speak and form sentences as her health deteriorates. Read the latest on the activists' demands and the government's response.
Trump's Aides Speak Louder Amid Health Speculation
Reports claim Donald Trump's aides have been forced to speak louder so the President can hear them, as speculation over his health and cognitive state continues. Read the latest.
Trump Aides Forced to Speak Louder in Meetings
Aides to Donald Trump have reportedly had to raise their voices in meetings due to the President's hearing difficulties, as broader health concerns persist. Read the full report.
Epstein survivors call for Trump impeachment
Eight survivors of Jeffrey Epstein demand Donald Trump's impeachment over the handling of heavily-redacted files. They accuse the administration of breaking its own transparency laws.
Clooney fires back at Trump over French citizenship mockery
George Clooney delivers a sharp response after Donald Trump mocked him and wife Amal for obtaining French citizenship. The actor's retort hints at the upcoming November elections.
Mike Nesbitt to step down as Ulster Unionist Party leader
Ulster Unionist Party leader Mike Nesbitt announces he will stand down to allow a new leader to be chosen for the 2027 elections. The Strangford MLA and health minister signals his retirement.
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