France Expands Nuclear Arsenal and European Defence Ties
Emmanuel Macron announces a major increase in France's nuclear arsenal and enhanced cooperation with European allies, citing geopolitical threats and wavering US commitments.
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US-Israeli Attack on Iran: Legal Debate and Consequences
Legal experts analyze the legality of a potential US-Israeli military strike on Iran, discussing international law, sovereignty, and global security implications in a detailed video explainer.
Xbox Exec Forced Out After Bathrobe Incident, Spencer Helped
Laura Fryer, former Xbox Advanced Technology Group director, says she was pressured out after refusing to wear a bathrobe handed by a colleague in 2004. Phil Spencer later helped her find a new job at Epic Games.
Albanese: US Unlikely to Seek Australian Military Aid Against Iran
Australian PM Anthony Albanese suggests the US will not request military assistance from Australia regarding Iran, citing geographical distance. Canadian PM Mark Carney's visit to Australia is set to begin, with key talks expected later this week.
UK's Temporary Refugee Status Plan Faces Legal Challenge
The Law Society warns that Shabana Mahmood's policy to make refugee status temporary in England and Wales may violate the UK's obligations under the Refugee Convention.
Sanders and Khanna Propose 5% Wealth Tax on Billionaires
Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Ro Khanna have introduced legislation for a 5% annual wealth tax on individuals with over $1bn net worth, aiming to raise $4.4tn over a decade.
Belfast Rally Condemns US-Israeli Attacks on Iran
A Belfast City Hall gathering organised by Stop Bombing Iran denounced recent military strikes, with speakers criticising Western governments for escalating violence.
Ex-Royal Navy Officer Court Martialled Over NZ Ship Reef Crash
Commander Yvonne Gray, a former Royal Navy officer, will face a court martial after the HMNZS Manawanui hit a reef and sank off Samoa in 2024 due to autopilot error.
Sean Astin's Family Shines at SAG-AFTRA Awards
Sean Astin, known for roles in The Goonies and Lord of the Rings, attended the 32nd Annual Actor Awards with his wife and daughters, showcasing his family and presidential role in SAG-AFTRA.
De Niro Performs Lincoln Speech at Carnegie Hall Amid Kennedy Center Row
Robert De Niro will recite excerpts from a Philip Glass opera about Abraham Lincoln at Carnegie Hall, following the cancellation of its Kennedy Center debut in protest of Trump's leadership changes.
Farage Called Hypocrite in Labour Activist Suspension Row
Labour suspends activist Arshad Khatana after Reform UK allegations of extremist views, as Nigel Farage faces hypocrisy claims over past meeting with Khatana in 2013.
Trump's Neck Rash Fuels Health Concerns at White House Event
President Donald Trump was seen with a visible red blotch on his neck during a Medal of Honor ceremony, raising questions about his health amid previous scrutiny over hand bruising.
Starmer Denies Weakness on Iran Strikes Amid Pressure
Prime Minister Keir Starmer defends his response to Iran's retaliatory strikes, facing criticism from left-wing MPs over UK involvement and demands for parliamentary votes on military action.
Starmer Defies Trump on Iran Strikes, Brits Trapped
Prime Minister Keir Starmer rejects US pressure for military action against Iran, citing Iraq War lessons. Over 300,000 British nationals stranded amid Middle East conflict.
Detroit Tigers and Red Wings Launch Detroit SportsNet
Ilitch Sports + Entertainment announces the creation of Detroit SportsNet, a new regional sports network to broadcast Tigers and Red Wings games starting this year.
Starmer's Iran Strike Decision Praised as Prudent Statesmanship
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's nuanced approach to allowing US use of British bases for Iranian strikes reflects legal pragmatism amid a major international crisis, balancing national interest with global security concerns.
Cartoon Satirises Trump's Aggressive Iran Stance
A new cartoon by Ben Jennings critiques Donald Trump's recent threats against Iran, highlighting global concerns over escalating tensions and potential conflict.
Trump Details US-Israel Attack Goals on Iran
Donald Trump delivered his first in-person address since the Iran attack, outlining objectives to destroy missile capabilities, annihilate Iran's navy, and prevent nuclear weapon acquisition.
Swinney: US-Israel Iran Attack Breaches International Rules
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney criticises the US-Israeli military action against Iran, warning it destabilises the Middle East and drags Britain into conflict while thousands of Britons remain at risk.
Harry Styles Manchester Concert and Netflix Special Announced
Harry Styles returns to the stage in Manchester for a one-night concert, with a Netflix film streaming from March 8. He will then start a global tour in May.
Trump's Nobel Prize Shift from Peace to War, Starmer Backlash
After being overlooked for the Nobel Peace Prize, Donald Trump focuses on military action in Iran, while Keir Starmer's cautious response draws criticism from both political sides.
Cardi B's Concert Rant Targets Ex Stefon Diggs
Cardi B appears to publicly criticize ex-boyfriend Stefon Diggs in a fiery onstage rant during her Little Miss Drama Tour, weeks after their reported breakup.
Swinney: US-Israel Iran Attack Undermines International System
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney has criticised the US-Israeli military action against Iran, warning it destabilises the Middle East and contradicts international rules.
Mahmood's Immigration Reforms Face Labour Backlash
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood implements radical immigration changes, replacing permanent refugee status with temporary protection and facing opposition from Labour backbenchers.
Hegseth Defends Trump's Iran Operation as Anti-PC War
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth frames the US-Israeli military action in Iran as a break from past wars, emphasizing no nation-building and deflecting questions on timelines and troop deployments.
London Birth Rate Fall Hits Secondary School Applications
London sees a 1.6% drop in secondary school applications due to declining birth rates, with councils considering closures and mergers amid funding concerns.
Trump's Conflicting Iran War Goals Confuse Reporters
President Donald Trump gave vague and inconsistent statements to reporters about the goals and timeline of Operation Epic Fury against Iran, warning 'the big one is coming soon'.
Lord Allen's BHA Tenure Exposes Racing's Unsolvable Problems
Charles Allen's short-lived role as British Horseracing Authority chair underscores deep-seated structural issues, with factional interests and media rights disputes stalling progress.
Phillipson's Education White Paper: Scattered Vision for Schools?
The government's schools white paper focuses on Send reforms and multi-academy trusts, but critics argue it lacks clear direction amid broader challenges like attendance and AI.
Starmer Allows US Defensive Strikes from UK Base Against Iran
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has authorised the US to use RAF Fairford for limited defensive strikes to halt Iranian missile attacks, drawing a legal line that risks blurring if support enables a wider campaign.
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