David Tennant stars in ITV's 'The Hack' – first look
David Tennant takes on the role of a journalist embroiled in the infamous phone hacking scandal in ITV's new drama 'The Hack'. Get an exclusive first look at the series.
Category : Politics
Australia & NZ Ink Defence Pact with Japan
Australia and New Zealand have signed a landmark defence agreement with Japan, strengthening military ties in response to growing regional instability. The pact includes joint exercises and intelligence sharing.
Trump backs Netanyahu as Gaza conflict escalates
Former US President Donald Trump voices support for Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu as tensions escalate in Gaza. A shocking hostage video fuels international condemnation.
Germany’s Retirement Age Debate Heats Up
Germany’s coalition government faces internal strife as debates over raising the retirement age intensify, sparking concerns over pension sustainability and economic stability.
Poland's populist surge: Can Tusk turn the tide?
As populism gains momentum in Poland, Donald Tusk's Democrats face an uphill battle to restore democratic values. Will they succeed?
Plaid Cymru aims to topple Labour in Wales
Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth declares bold ambitions to challenge Labour's dominance in Wales, positioning his party as the true voice of Welsh aspiration.
Trump’s Travel Fee Plan: What You Need to Know
A new Trump-backed proposal could introduce significant fees for US travellers, sparking debate over costs and immigration policies. Here’s the latest.
Chloe Ayling’s daring Playboy shoot wows fans
Chloe Ayling, the British model who survived a kidnapping ordeal, poses for a sizzling Playboy photoshoot, embracing confidence and empowerment.
Senator Walker resigns over health concerns
Senator Charlotte Walker announces her resignation due to ongoing health issues, revealing a private battle that has impacted her political career. Colleagues and constituents rally in support.
Salim Mehajer's dramatic new look in latest mugshot
Controversial ex-deputy mayor Salim Mehajer shows off a radically different appearance in his newest police photo following yet another arrest in Sydney.
Labour condemns UK's Rwanda asylum plan as 'unworkable'
Labour's Yvette Cooper criticises the government's controversial Rwanda asylum scheme, calling it costly and ineffective amid rising tensions over immigration policy.
Pro-Palestine Protest at Trump Hotel Over Gaza War
Dozens of demonstrators gathered outside Trump International Hotel in Manhattan, demanding an end to US support for Israel's military actions in Gaza.
Gareth Ward’s constitutional showdown in NSW Parliament
Independent MP Gareth Ward is embroiled in a legal and constitutional battle as he seeks to overturn a parliamentary suspension, setting the stage for a historic Supreme Court challenge.
Greene urges Trump to pardon George Santos
Controversial Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene urges Donald Trump to pardon disgraced ex-congressman George Santos if re-elected, sparking fresh outrage.
Fred Leone's Racist Rant Against Aboriginals Goes Viral
Controversial remarks by Fred Leone targeting Indigenous Australians and PM Anthony Albanese spark widespread backlash.
Trump Admin's Controversial New Policy Unveiled
The Trump administration has announced a bold new policy, sparking heated debate across the political spectrum. Here's the latest on the implications and reactions.
Netherlands buys $500M US arms for Ukraine via NATO
The Netherlands has pledged $500 million to buy US-made military equipment for Ukraine, marking the first transaction under NATO’s new security assistance framework.
Southport fears anti-migrant unrest over asylum hotel
Locals in Southport express growing anxiety over potential violence amid protests against housing asylum seekers in a local hotel, with far-right groups reportedly stirring tensions.
Chloe Ayling Kidnapping: The Story No One Believed
The harrowing tale of Chloe Ayling's abduction and why the public doubted her ordeal. Discover the truth behind the headlines.
Girl, 4, dies after incident at Waterworld
A four-year-old girl has tragically passed away following an incident at Waterworld in Staffordshire, prompting an outpouring of grief and a police investigation.
US/UK accuse Seychelles and Panama of aiding Russia sanctions evasion
The US and UK have issued a stern warning to Seychelles and Panama, accusing them of enabling Russian sanctions evasion through lax financial regulations.
Nepal stops China's Himalayan research
Nepal has suspended China's Himalayan research activities in Kathmandu, citing concerns over unauthorised studies and potential geopolitical implications.
The View host slams Kamala Harris as Democratic Party failure
A co-host of The View has launched a scathing critique of Vice President Kamala Harris, calling her a symbol of the Democratic Party's shortcomings.
Texas GOP's California Billboard Campaign Causes Outrage
The Texas Republican Party has ignited a firestorm by erecting billboards in California urging Democratic voters to relocate to Texas, citing lower taxes and fewer regulations. Critics call it a divisive political stunt.
Fly-infested rubbish and parking chaos outrage Westminster
Residents in Westminster are outraged as overflowing bins and inconsiderate parking turn their neighbourhood into a health hazard.
Hiroshima: 80 Years Since the Atomic Bomb
On the 80th anniversary of the Hiroshima atomic bombing, historian Iain MacGregor shares a gripping account of the devastation and its lasting impact on survivors and global history.
Albanese freezes beer tax but snubs distillers
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese halts beer tax hikes but faces backlash for ignoring calls to support distillers. Will pub prices finally stabilise?
Russia accused of false flag ship attacks to blame West
The Kremlin faces allegations of preparing covert operations to target vessels and frame Western nations, escalating tensions in international waters.
Democrats push Biden on Palestinian statehood
A group of House Democrats has urged President Biden to formally recognise Palestinian statehood, marking a significant shift in US foreign policy.
Australian journalist: Watching Gaza starve feels personal
An Australian journalist reflects on the harrowing parallels between their own life and the plight of Palestinians under Israeli blockade, questioning global inaction.
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