Exclusive: The US Treasury has handed over classified financial records to the House Oversight Committee, reigniting the investigation into the dealings between Donald Trump and the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. The files are part of a deepening probe i
No.10 issues a stark directive to the Metropolitan Police, urging a focus on tackling violent crime and neighbourhood offences rather than 'Twitter storms,' following the controversial arrest of comedian Graham Linehan over alleged anti-trans tweets.
Explosive Congressional report reveals how former President Trump allegedly overruled Pentagon to move US Space Command from Colorado to Alabama, prioritising 'personal grievances' over national security.
A Utah woman detained by the FBI over alleged threats to kidnap and assassinate Donald Trump has been released from custody without facing federal charges, raising questions about the investigation.
Exclusive: EU chief Ursula von der Leyen accuses Russia of targeted GPS jamming, disrupting flights and navigation across Europe. The alarming escalation in hybrid warfare threatens aviation safety and regional security.
The Daily Mirror has published a prominent correction after a headline about financier Marc Citron was deemed 'significantly misleading' and in breach of press standards.
Amidst ongoing conflict, a powerful Guardian piece argues that public engagement, not hopelessness, remains critical for Palestinian justice. Discover how collective action can influence policy and uphold moral conscience.
Business leaders and economists challenge the Prime Minister's muted stance on immigration, highlighting its critical role in Britain's economic stability and public services.
Reform UK leader Richard Tice faces scrutiny after misattributing a key biblical proverb to the wrong book, raising questions about the intersection of faith and modern political rhetoric in British politics.
The leaders of Russia, China, and India met in a landmark trilateral summit, sending a powerful message of economic defiance to the West and warning against the return of Trump-era protectionism.
Exclusive investigation reveals how the world's largest AI firms, including Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic, are flooding Westminster with millions in donations and lobbying power to influence critical UK regulation.
A senior aide to US presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was involved in a single-car crash following a sudden medical episode. The incident raises questions about campaign trail pressures.
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner launched a scathing attack on James Cleverly, accusing the government of patronising the North of England and offering a 'dumbed down' version of devolution, sparking a heated debate in the House of Commons.
Exclusive satellite imagery reveals Vietnam's rapid construction of artificial islands, fortifying its military presence in the contested South China Sea in a direct response to China's expansionism.
Hugo Lennon leads a major protest in Westminster as demonstrators demand an Australian-style points-based immigration system to protect British public services and control record net migration.
Explosive new report claims former President Donald Trump repeatedly suggested to his aides that the US military should invade Venezuela to combat drug cartels and overthrow Nicolás Maduro.
A prominent House Democrat announces a sudden exit from Congress, citing the party's ageing leadership and lack of generational change. The shock resignation intensifies internal debates about the Democratic Party's future direction and electoral strategy
Your complete guide to tuning into Donald Trump's exclusive live interview with Nigel Farage on GB News. Find channel numbers, streaming details, and the full schedule for the must-see political event.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer pushes for digital ID cards to modernise Britain, while French President Macron calls for urgent action against illegal working and Channel crossings in a landmark cross-Channel summit.
Great British Bake Off star Prue Leith has personally donated £20,000 to the Conservative Party, specifically to support Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's campaign efforts, according to the latest Electoral Commission records.
Exclusive polling reveals a dramatic collapse in support for Keir Starmer's government as Rachel Reeves faces backlash over borrowing plans, drawing comparisons to the infamous Poll Tax.
Exclusive: Proposed Australian legislation could lead to the mass deportation of tens of thousands of non-citizens to Nauru, with concerns raised over misleading information and human rights implications.
Labour MP Jess Phillips accuses the Home Office of 'shameful incompetence' after asylum seekers were evicted into homelessness despite government promises. Reveals ministers knew about the policy's devastating impact.
Police Scotland launches investigation after a major security alert forces the lockdown and evacuation of the Scottish Parliament building at Holyrood, disrupting parliamentary business.
A newly unearthed letter written by SAS co-founder Colonel Blair 'Paddy' Mayne sheds light on the controversial decision to deny him the Victoria Cross during World War II, revealing the immense respect he commanded from his men and superiors alike.
Exclusive insights from Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett's memoir reveal the internal tensions and personal convictions behind the landmark decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, reshaping America's legal landscape.
Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping hailed a 'new era' in strategic cooperation at a major military parade, with North Korea's Kim Jong-un in attendance, signalling a formidable shift in global power dynamics.
Former President Donald Trump has pledged to strip federal funding from public broadcasters NPR and PBS if he wins a second term, reigniting his longstanding battle with perceived media bias.
Ex-President Donald Trump reportedly urged a radical plan to deploy the National Guard to round up and remove undocumented migrants from major US cities, targeting Democratic strongholds. The explosive revelation raises serious legal and constitutional qu
After weeks of rotting waste piling up, Birmingham's streets are finally clear. The council deployed agency staff to break the industrial deadlock, but unions are vowing a prolonged fight, threatening fresh strikes by spring.