Met Police blocks Corbyn event in Newcastle
The Metropolitan Police faces backlash after preventing former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn from attending a public event in Newcastle, citing security concerns.
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Met Police apologises to Jeremy Corbyn over Islington incident
The Metropolitan Police has issued an apology to former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn following an incident in Islington. Discover the full story behind the controversy.
Vatican’s Latin Mass Crackdown Sparks Catholic Resistance
Traditionalist Catholics in Rome continue to celebrate the Latin Mass despite the Vatican's recent restrictions, sparking tensions within the Church.
Police investigate First Minister's Gaza remarks
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney is under investigation by police over remarks made about Gaza. The controversy sparks debate on free speech and political accountability.
Thaksin Shinawatra Faces Backlash in Bangkok Protests
Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra sparks outrage as protesters gather in Bangkok, calling for accountability amid his controversial return from exile.
Republicans Avoid Questions on Trump's Epstein Links
Republican lawmakers face scrutiny over their reluctance to address Donald Trump's connections to Jeffrey Epstein, as new reports reignite controversy.
Prince Andrew may testify about Epstein ties
The Duke of York could be compelled to testify under oath in the US regarding his controversial association with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, his lawyer confirms.
Cubans overtake Venezuelans in Brazil asylum claims
For the first time, Cuban asylum seekers have outnumbered Venezuelans in Brazil, marking a significant shift in migration patterns in Latin America.
Ghislaine Maxwell denied pardon in Epstein case
Ghislaine Maxwell's plea for a presidential pardon has been rejected, leaving her to serve her 20-year sentence for involvement in Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking ring.
Hamilton, Ohio enforces controversial immigration crackdown
Hamilton, Ohio, has introduced a controversial new immigration enforcement policy, sparking debates over legality and community impact. Here’s the full story.
Windrush Hero Stuck in Limbo for 26 Years
A Windrush generation hero faces decades of uncertainty due to Home Office errors, leaving him unable to work or claim benefits—despite contributing to Britain for years.
Trump gifts Noem expensive Thomas Kinkade paintings
Former President Donald Trump reportedly gifted South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem with expensive Thomas Kinkade paintings, sparking intrigue and criticism.
Trump's 11 Most Shocking Rally Statements
Donald Trump's latest rally left audiences stunned with a series of outrageous and controversial statements. Here are the 11 most jaw-dropping moments.
Cambodia nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has nominated former US President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his diplomatic efforts in the Middle East. The controversial move has sparked global debate.
Guardian removes article: reasons and implications
Discover the reasons behind The Guardian's decision to remove a recent article and the implications for media transparency.
UN warns Gaza faces famine within weeks
The United Nations has issued a dire warning that Gaza faces catastrophic famine within weeks unless Israel lifts restrictions on humanitarian aid. Over half a million Palestinians are already starving amid the ongoing conflict.
Starmer under fire over Labour's welfare cuts proposal
Labour leader Keir Starmer is under fire after reports suggest his party may consider welfare cuts, sparking outrage among MPs and activists.
RAF Brize Norton housing plans spark defence concerns
The UK government is considering plans to build new housing near RAF Brize Norton, raising concerns about the impact on the strategic airbase and local infrastructure.
Farage dismisses health rumours as political smears
Nigel Farage dismisses baseless health rumours spread by political rivals as desperate attempts to undermine his campaign.
US complicity in Gaza war under scrutiny
An in-depth analysis of how US military aid and diplomatic backing enable Israel's actions in Gaza, raising urgent questions about accountability and international law.
Jewish-American Groups Divided Over Gaza Conflict
Growing divisions among Jewish-American organisations over the Gaza conflict highlight deepening political rifts and challenges to traditional advocacy.
Trump: US nuclear subs could destroy Russia
Former US President Donald Trump has made a bold assertion about America's nuclear submarines, claiming they could obliterate Russia. Experts weigh in on the implications of such rhetoric.
Berlin's Schwuz Nightclub Declares Bankruptcy
Schwuz, Berlin's oldest and largest gay nightclub, has declared bankruptcy, marking a significant loss for the city's vibrant LGBTQ+ community.
Gen Z Girl Guides drop 'Hostess Badge' in modern shake-up
The Girl Guides have officially retired the 'Hostess Badge', sparking debate over traditional gender roles. Discover why Gen Z is leading this cultural shift.
Illegal caravans turn Glastonbury village into 'slum'
Residents of a quaint village near Glastonbury are up in arms as forty illegal caravans line their country lanes, leaving the area strewn with rubbish and disrupting local life.
Can you sneeze with eyes open? The truth revealed
Discover the surprising science behind sneezing and whether it's possible to keep your eyes open during one. Experts weigh in on this bizarre bodily reflex.
Asylum seekers moved into luxury hotel under darkness
Dozens of asylum seekers were secretly moved into a four-star hotel in London's Canary Wharf despite local opposition, sparking fresh controversy over the UK's immigration policies.
Musk's X warns UK safety law threatens free speech
Elon Musk's social media platform X warns that the UK's Online Safety Act could threaten free speech by requiring users to verify their age with ID. Critics argue this may deter anonymous expression online.
Victorian Labor backs Palestinian statehood
The Victorian Labor Party has voted to recognise Palestinian statehood, adding pressure on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to shift Australia's foreign policy stance.
Trump: US nuclear subs closer to Russia than ever
Former US President Donald Trump has declared that American nuclear attack submarines are now positioned closer to Russia than ever before, responding to what he calls the Kremlin's 'foolish and inflammatory' provocations.
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