UK bans ninja swords after teen's murder
The UK government has outlawed ninja swords after the fatal stabbing of 16-year-old Ronan Kanda. The new law aims to curb violent crime involving dangerous weapons.
Category : Politics
Pensioners worse off under Labour: report
A new study shows that pensioners could face significant financial losses under Labour policies. Find out how retirement incomes are at risk.
Freedom Flotilla sails for Gaza amid famine crisis
A coalition of activists and aid groups launches a flotilla to break Israel's blockade of Gaza, delivering vital food supplies as famine looms. The mission faces high risks, with past attempts ending in deadly confrontations.
Trump backs Starmer on Palestinian statehood
Former US President Donald Trump has voiced support for Keir Starmer's stance on Palestinian statehood, as tensions escalate in Gaza. The UK Labour leader faces scrutiny over his Middle East policy.
Reeves defends UK tax policy amid wealth debate
Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlines the government's approach to taxation, emphasising fairness and economic growth amid debates on wealth distribution.
Corbyn and Sultana launch new political party
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and MP Zarah Sultana announce the formation of a new progressive political party, shaking up the UK's political landscape.
Putin seeks 'stable peace' but offers no Ukraine concessions
Russian President Vladimir Putin calls for a 'stable peace' in Ukraine but offers no indication of compromise, maintaining a hardline stance amid ongoing tensions.
1975: The Year That Transformed Australia
Explore how 1975 became a pivotal year for Australia, marked by political upheaval, the end of the Vietnam War, and the dawn of colour television.
Gaza Coverage: Are We Getting the Full Picture?
An examination of media narratives surrounding the Gaza conflict, questioning whether the full story is being told.
Albanese: Polls vs Palestine policy dilemma
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces criticism as his government's stance on Palestine is questioned amid shifting political priorities.
Australia pressed to recognise Palestine despite US risks
Experts argue that Australia must take a stand on Palestinian statehood, even if it risks straining relations with the US under a potential Trump administration.
Refugee faces return to Iran after years in Australia
After years of uncertainty on Nauru, Lana built a new life in Australia. Now, she faces the heartbreaking prospect of returning to the Iran she escaped.
Online Safety Act: Where Politics Fails
A critical look at how political factions are misjudging the implications of the UK's Online Safety Act, risking freedoms and failing to address real digital harms.
Grossman: Israel's Gaza Actions Are Genocide
Renowned Israeli author David Grossman has condemned Israel's actions in Gaza as 'genocide', sparking global debate and criticism. Read the full story.
Labour plans civil service internships for diversity boost
The Labour Party proposes new civil service internships to increase diversity and opportunity in government roles, aiming to break down barriers in Westminster.
Microbiologist reveals the right way to wash socks
A microbiologist reveals the common mistakes people make when washing socks and shares expert tips to keep them fresh and bacteria-free.
Ghislaine Maxwell wins prison concession amid pardon speculation
Ghislaine Maxwell secures a rare prison concession amid speculation about a potential pardon from Donald Trump. Read the latest developments in this high-profile case.
Roger Waters wins legal fight over brother's estate
Roger Waters, co-founder of Pink Floyd, has won a significant legal victory in a dispute over his late brother's estate, ending a prolonged family feud.
UK accused of pressuring India on climate policies
Leaked documents reveal UK officials urged India to dilute environmental regulations ahead of trade talks, sparking backlash from climate activists.
Thai-Cambodian border clash escalates
Fresh tensions erupt as Thai and Cambodian soldiers engage in armed clashes along a contested border region, raising fears of further military escalation.
Zia Yusuf: Illegal Migration Threatens Britain's Future
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf issues a stark warning about the consequences of unchecked illegal migration, predicting social unrest and a dystopian future for Britain.
Trump envoy visits Gaza amid war and starvation claims
A former Trump envoy has made a controversial visit to Gaza during ongoing conflict, sparking debates over humanitarian conditions and diplomatic relations.
Brits still feel European despite Brexit, survey shows
Despite the political divide of Brexit, a new survey shows that Brits continue to feel a strong connection to Europe, embracing its culture, travel, and shared identity.
German police hunt Argentine suspect in Amazon worker death
Authorities in Hamburg are searching for an Argentine national following the discovery of a deceased Amazon employee. The suspect is believed to have fled the country.
Putin-Lukashenko secret talks fuel Ukraine concerns
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko reportedly held undisclosed discussions, raising concerns over potential escalations in Ukraine.
Labour MP in hot water over Israel-Palestine remarks
A Labour MP has sparked outrage after suggesting Israel should face consequences for its actions in Gaza, leading to calls for disciplinary action from within the party.
Michaella McCollum’s journey from Peru Two to SAS
Michaella McCollum, infamous for her role in the 'Peru Two' drug smuggling case, has reinvented herself as a reality TV star on SAS: Who Dares Wins. Discover her journey from prison to personal redemption.
Caribbean court overturns anti-LGBTQ+ colonial laws
A historic court ruling has struck down discriminatory colonial-era laws in the Caribbean, marking a major win for LGBTQ+ rights activists across the region.
Khalidi: Trump’s Policies a Threat to Democracy
Renowned historian Rashid Khalidi criticises Donald Trump’s policies, warning of dire consequences for American democracy and global stability.
UK civil service internships for working-class only
A bold new initiative by the UK government reserves civil service internships solely for working-class students, aiming to diversify Whitehall and break down barriers to entry.
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