Reeves' Budget Faces 'Stealth Tax' Breach Warning
Chancellor Rachel Reeves accused of breaking manifesto pledges with frozen tax thresholds, potentially dragging 1.75 million into higher rates. Experts warn of £8-9bn tax rise.
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Trump envoy's tweet exposes secret Ukraine peace plan
A diplomatic blunder reveals controversial Ukraine peace plan allegedly drafted by Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev. Discover the unfolding scandal and its implications for international relations.
Labour to scrap two-child benefit cap in Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves expected to abolish controversial two-child benefit cap in Budget announcement, potentially lifting 350,000 children from poverty. Full details revealed.
UK Embassy Accused of Undermining Sanctions
The British embassy in Tel Aviv faces allegations of violating UK sanctions law by employing an Israeli citizen who owns a home in an illegal West Bank settlement. Experts warn of potential legal and reputational risks.
Australian Senator Wears Burqa in Parliament
Far-right senator Pauline Hanson causes Senate suspension after wearing a burqa, condemned for 'blatant racism'. Read the full story on the political stunt.
Rachel Reeves: First Female Chancellor's Journey
Explore Rachel Reeves' remarkable journey from chess champion to Britain's first female Chancellor. Discover her family life, political battles, and upcoming Budget plans.
Musicians flee Russia after anti-Kremlin song arrest
Two young street musicians have fled Russia after being jailed for performing songs critical of the Kremlin. Read their story of protest and persecution.
Reform fury as Tory chief compares badge to Nazi award
Reform UK erupts in anger after Conservative chairman Kevin Hollinrake compares Nigel Farage's new party badge to a Nazi membership reward. Read the full story of the political firestorm.
Spain's Attorney General Resigns After Guilty Verdict
Álvaro García Ortiz steps down after Supreme Court finds him guilty of leaking confidential information. A significant blow to Prime Minister Sánchez's government.
BBC bosses questioned by MPs over editorial standards
BBC chairman Samir Shah faces MPs' questions on editorial guidelines and the fallout from a Panorama report on Trump. Key figures to give evidence.
Drug dealer avoids deportation over language barrier
A German drug dealer has successfully appealed deportation from the UK, arguing insufficient German language skills would hinder integration. Read the full details of this controversial case.
Sir Trevor McDonald condemns Mrs Brown's Boys racism row
Sir Trevor McDonald brands a joke on the Mrs Brown's Boys set 'crude, offensive, and insulting' after a Black crew member resigns. Production was halted following the incident.
Win £180,000 with nine darts for Prostate Cancer UK
One lucky darts fan could win £180,000 live on stage at Alexandra Palace by hitting a 180. Paddy Power's initiative raises vital funds for Prostate Cancer UK's TRANSFORM trial.
Russian Spy Device Found Off UK Coast
Volunteer divers discovered a suspected Russian submarine spy device in a Welsh marine conservation zone. Defence analysts confirm it is a Russian sonobuoy.
Europe Challenges US-Russia Ukraine Peace Plan
The US and Ukraine promise an 'updated' peace framework as Europe proposes a radical alternative, omitting pro-Russian points. Key talks continue in Luanda.
Reeves' Budget Tax Raid Targets Workers and South East
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Budget is set to impose new taxes on ordinary workers and the South East while increasing benefits by £15bn. Discover the full impact.
Minister: Reform UK has a 'Russia problem'
Labour's Peter Kyle launches a scathing attack on Nigel Farage, claiming a pro-Russia 'culture' exists within Reform UK following a former official's bribery conviction. Discover the full story.
US labels Venezuela's 'Cartel of the Suns' as terrorists
The Trump administration escalates pressure on Nicolás Maduro, designating the Cartel de los Soles a foreign terrorist organisation. Discover the implications for US-Venezuela relations.
Royal Navy intercepts Russian ships in English Channel
The Royal Navy's HMS Severn has intercepted a Russian corvette and tanker in UK waters. Defence Secretary John Healey issues a direct warning to Putin amid rising tensions. Read the full report.
Fergies face Annabel's ban as daughters keep membership
The Duke and Duchess of York may be barred from Annabel's club due to their 'notoriety', creating a family dilemma as Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie remain members. Discover the full story.
Tory Chairman Compares Reform UK to Nazis in Row
Conservative Party chairman Kevin Hollinrake triggers a vicious political spat after comparing Nigel Farage's Reform UK to the Nazis on social media, sparking furious backlash.
Ukraine Peace Plan, Pakistan Attack, Cameron Cancer
US alters Russia peace deal as Zelensky thanks allies. Three killed in Pakistan bombing. David Cameron reveals prostate cancer diagnosis. Get the morning's top stories.
Fergie's Reputation Crisis: Epstein Fallout Deepens
Sarah Ferguson faces her toughest challenge yet as business empire crumbles and charity work evaporates following Epstein email scandal. Can the Duchess recover?
FBI Letters Sent to Newsom's Inner Circle in Corruption Probe
The FBI has notified members of California Governor Gavin Newsom's inner circle they were surveilled during a corruption investigation involving his former chief of staff. Read the latest developments.
Allan dismisses Packer's 'human filth' attack on Andrews
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan responds to James Packer's explosive 'human filth' comments about Daniel Andrews while pointedly refusing to name the billionaire. Discover the political showdown.
Japan to deploy missiles near Taiwan as China fumes
Japan confirms missile deployment on Yonaguni island near Taiwan, triggering a furious response from Beijing which calls it a 'red line' crossing. Read the latest on this major defence escalation.
Farage School Racism Claims Reveal Political Pattern
New allegations about Nigel Farage's schooldays racism emerge as the Reform UK leader continues shaping Britain's immigration debate. Discover the connections between private education and political extremism.
Civil liberties groups demand inquiry into UK data watchdog
Dozens of civil liberties groups and legal experts call for parliamentary inquiry into the ICO, citing a 'collapse in enforcement activity' following the serious Afghan data breach scandal.
Suicide bombers attack Pakistan security HQ, kill 3
Two suicide bombers attacked a security force headquarters in Peshawar, Pakistan, killing three officers and wounding five. Read the latest on the escalating regional tensions.
Coalition attacks Bowen's Cop presidency in question time
The Coalition launches parliamentary attack on Chris Bowen's Cop role while experts dismiss criticism. Plus: NSW housing plans, Snapchat age verification, and Trump's Ukraine proposal.
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