US Ambassador: UK Free Speech Under Threat

US Ambassador Warren Stephens warns UK free speech faces threats from excessive laws and violence. He urges energy reform and fair drug pricing to boost competitiveness.

Swinney Urged to Apologise for SNP Covid Response

First Minister John Swinney faces mounting pressure to apologise for the SNP government's criticised Covid pandemic response. Bereaved families demand accountability as inquiry reveals damning findings.

Trump meets NYC Mayor-elect Mamdani in Oval Office

President Donald Trump and NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani held a surprisingly cordial Oval Office meeting, discussing housing, oil prices and federal funding for America's largest city.

SNP accused of blocking grooming gang inquiry powers

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry reveals it already holds powers to investigate grooming gangs, raising questions over the SNP government's refusal to launch a dedicated probe. Survivors demand action.

Wrong address shootings test 'stand your ground' laws

A series of tragic shootings in the US, where individuals mistakenly went to the wrong property, are testing the limits of controversial 'stand your ground' laws. Explore the legal and human impact.

Jean-Pierre's Independent Voter Status Questioned

Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre declared herself independent in new book, but official records show delayed voter registration change. Read the full investigation.

Healey's council tax error causes Labour embarrassment

Defence Secretary John Healey faces questions after underpaying council tax on his Westminster second home due to an administrative error. The Labour minister has now paid the full £1,500 owed. Discover the full story.

Second MP quits Your Party in a week

Iqbal Mohamed resigns from Your Party, citing 'false allegations and smears'. This second exit in a week raises serious questions about the leftwing group's future under Corbyn and Sultana.

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