Albanese, Luxon urge Israel to rethink Gaza strategy
Australian PM Anthony Albanese and New Zealand counterpart Christopher Luxon call for Israel to reconsider its military actions in Gaza during a high-profile meeting.
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Zelensky warns against peace deals without Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky cautions against peace decisions made without Ukraine's involvement, as Russia continues deadly strikes ahead of a proposed US-Russia summit.
Israel-Gaza War: Netanyahu Vows to End Hamas Rule
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declares intent to dismantle Hamas' governance in Gaza as tensions rise and hostage negotiations stall. Read the latest updates on the escalating conflict.
Political Grifters: The Con Artists of Modern Democracy
In 2025, the term 'grifter' has become a defining insult in politics, exposing those who manipulate public trust for personal gain. This article explores how modern con artists thrive in today's political landscape.
15-year-old girl shot dead in central London
A teenage girl was killed in a shocking daylight shooting in central London, sparking a major police investigation and community outrage.
Netanyahu plans long-term Israeli control of Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declares plans for long-term security control of Gaza, drawing sharp criticism from Palestinian leaders and international observers.
Canadian denied UK visa over mental health crisis
A Canadian national was barred from renewing their UK visa after disclosing a mental health crisis, raising concerns over Home Office policies.
Trump-Putin Alaska peace talks revealed
Former US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin are reportedly planning a secretive meeting in Alaska to discuss global peace initiatives.
NZ PM backs Australia ties despite China trade importance
New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon emphasises deepening relations with Australia while balancing diplomatic ties with China.
UK asylum hotels: racism in the culture war
The UK's controversial use of hotels to house asylum seekers has become a flashpoint in the culture wars, with critics accusing the government of stoking racial tensions for political gain.
Tom Parker Bowles’ Perfect Summer Dish in Bristol
Food critic Tom Parker Bowles discovers a refreshing melon dish at a vibrant new Bristol eatery, calling it the ultimate summer delight.
World's Ugliest Dog Contest Crowns a Winner
The annual World's Ugliest Dog Contest in California celebrated unique and unconventional canines, with one standout pooch taking home the top prize. Discover the heartwarming stories behind these lovable underdogs.
Trump: Ukraine Should Cede Crimea & Donbas to Russia
Former US President Donald Trump allegedly suggested Ukraine surrender Crimea and Donbas to Russia to end the war, according to sources close to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
UK Backlash Over Palestine Protest Ban
The UK government's decision to ban a Palestine protest group sparks widespread defiance and protests across the country. Critics argue the move undermines civil liberties.
UK Faces Backlash Over Israel Arms Sales
The UK government is under scrutiny as leaked documents suggest possible arms sales to Israel during the Gaza war, sparking calls for transparency and accountability.
Fred and Rose West's Shocking Tory Links Revealed
Explosive new claims reveal that serial killers Fred and Rose West had connections to the Conservative Party, raising disturbing questions about their past associations.
Labour’s welfare cuts: Starmer faces backlash
Keir Starmer’s Labour faces backlash over proposed welfare reforms, with critics warning of severe consequences for disabled individuals. Is this a betrayal of Labour’s core values?
Red Arrows to dazzle UK with spectacular flypasts
The iconic Red Arrows are preparing for a series of breathtaking flypasts across the UK. Find out when and where you can witness their aerial displays.
Penny Wong condemns Israel's Gaza military plans
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong condemns Israel's military plans in Gaza, calling for restraint and humanitarian considerations.
Cuomo's controversial tweet targets NYC politician
Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo faces backlash after a divisive tweet aimed at New York City politician Zohran Mamdani, reigniting debates on political rhetoric.
Woman claims she can speak to the dead
A woman from the UK insists she can communicate with the deceased, sparking debates about the supernatural and scepticism from experts.
Nagasaki marks 78 years since atomic bombing
Nagasaki's mayor calls for worldwide nuclear disarmament during a poignant ceremony marking 78 years since the atomic bombing, as Japan faces rising nuclear threats.
Trump hints at Putin Alaska visit during Ukraine war
Former US President Donald Trump has hinted that Russian leader Vladimir Putin might visit Alaska, sparking controversy amid ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Baby Guinness: Are You Drinking It Wrong?
Discover the correct way to enjoy a Baby Guinness shot and why most Brits are getting it wrong. Learn the secrets behind this beloved cocktail.
Nagasaki mayor slams China's military expansion
Nagasaki's mayor condemns China's military buildup during the city's annual peace ceremony, urging global nuclear disarmament on the 78th anniversary of the atomic bombing.
Trump drops hint on next rally location
Former US President Donald Trump has sparked speculation by teasing the location of his upcoming rally, with Florida and Ohio emerging as top contenders.
Israel's military fears walking into Hamas trap
Senior Israeli military officials are reportedly growing increasingly concerned that their current strategy in Gaza could lead to devastating consequences, with fears of a potential trap set by Hamas militants.
Most Brits think judges are politically biased - poll
A damning new poll reveals over half of Britons think judges are influenced by politics, sparking fresh debates about judicial impartiality.
Trump taps ex-IRS chief for Iceland ambassador post
Former US President Donald Trump has sparked debate by nominating a former IRS commissioner with a controversial past as the next ambassador to Iceland.
Sturgeon: Inquiry was 'mental torture'
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon opens up about the psychological toll of facing a criminal investigation, comparing it to prolonged mental anguish.
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