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Democrats Challenge DHS Over ICE Mask Policy
US Democrats challenge the Department of Homeland Security's new ICE mask mandate, calling it 'inhumane' and 'politically motivated'.
Trump's Approval Ratings Plummet – MAGA Future in Doubt
Recent polling data shows a sharp decline in Donald Trump's approval ratings, raising questions about the sustainability of the MAGA movement.
Thailand-Cambodia Tensions: PM Warns of Conflict
Thai Prime Minister Wechayachai raises alarm over escalating tensions with Cambodia, hinting at possible military action if diplomacy fails.
Michael Flatley may run for Irish presidency
Michael Flatley, the iconic Riverdance star, is reportedly considering a run for the Irish presidency, sparking intrigue and debate across the political and cultural spectrum.
Trump Administration Controversies: Latest Updates
The latest developments from the Trump administration spark fresh debates as political tensions rise. Stay informed with the most critical updates.
Kim Jong Un threatens 'annihilation' of South Korea
North Korea's dictator Kim Jong Un has escalated tensions by vowing to 'completely occupy' South Korea in a fiery speech, as experts warn of growing nuclear threats.
Corbyn's New Party Could Shake Up UK Politics
Jeremy Corbyn's new political party is set to challenge the status quo, potentially reshaping the UK's political landscape. Find out what this means for voters and rival parties.
Council Tax Discounts: Who Qualifies in 2024
Discover if you're eligible for council tax discounts in the UK and learn how to reduce your bills with this comprehensive guide.
NI First Minister criticised over LGBTQ+ Pride remarks
Northern Ireland's First Minister sparks controversy with remarks on LGBTQ+ Pride events, drawing criticism from advocates and political opponents.
Australia pledges £6.5M Gaza aid package
The Australian government, led by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, has announced a £6.5 million aid package for Gaza, targeting urgent humanitarian needs. Foreign Minister Penny Wong confirmed the funding, emphasising support for civilians amid escalating
Right-Wing Media Pivots to Farage's Reform UK
Major right-wing outlets in the UK are pivoting towards Nigel Farage and Reform UK, signalling a potential realignment in Conservative media support ahead of the next election.
TOWIE star’s ex jailed for Sandbanks raid
A convicted armed robber, who once dated a TOWIE star, has been sentenced for a terrifying raid on a multi-million-pound Sandbanks mansion.
Trump's birthday card to Epstein sparks new controversy
Explosive revelations emerge about Donald Trump's alleged birthday card to Jeffrey Epstein, raising new questions about their controversial friendship.
Epping protest over asylum seeker housing sparks tensions
Local residents and activists face off in Epping, Essex, as the Home Office moves asylum seekers into a local hotel, sparking heated debates over immigration policy.
Fear grows near UK migrant hotels as crime rises
Residents in towns housing migrant hotels report rising antisocial behaviour, illegal work, and crime, sparking fears of potential unrest.
Mining Tycoon Chris Denver Found Dead in Vancouver
The body of Chris Denver, a prominent yet divisive figure in British Columbia's mining sector, was discovered in Vancouver. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding his sudden death.
UK's 'perfect storm' of disasters revealed
A chilling government report warns of simultaneous threats that could plunge Britain into chaos, from energy shortages to digital sabotage and social upheaval.
Cooper urges better MP security after Amess review
Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper urges the government to implement stricter safety protocols for MPs following the review into the tragic killing of Sir David Amess.
Labour MP slams Starmer for abandoning socialist principles
Labour MP Zarah Sultana delivers a scathing assessment of Keir Starmer’s leadership, accusing the party of abandoning its socialist roots. Could this signal a deeper rift within Labour?
Germany's New Deportation Terminal for 100 Migrants Daily
Germany has unveiled plans for a dedicated two-storey deportation terminal at Munich Airport, aiming to expedite the removal of up to 100 migrants per day. The facility will streamline the process, ensuring faster and more efficient returns.
Reeves and Murray Debate UK Government's Scottish Approach
Labour's Rachel Reeves and Ian Murray debate the UK government's approach to Scotland, highlighting tensions over economic and constitutional issues.
Russia’s Record Attacks Overwhelm Ukraine
Amid escalating tensions, Russia has unleashed unprecedented attacks on Ukraine, leaving the country grappling with severe defence challenges.
Trump accuses Obama of treason in bizarre claim
Former President Donald Trump has made explosive claims, accusing Barack Obama of treason. Critics call it 'Alice in Wonderland' justice. Read the full story.
Trump denies Epstein ties as 'political distraction'
Former US President Donald Trump has brushed off renewed questions about his past association with Jeffrey Epstein, calling it a 'desperate political distraction' as legal pressures mount.
Netanyahu praises Orban as ICC warrant looms
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu faces backlash after lauding Hungary's Viktor Orban, a leader with autocratic tendencies, as the ICC considers arrest warrants over Gaza war crimes allegations.
Healey Warns of Trump's NATO Threat to UK Security
Labour's John Healey raises concerns over Donald Trump's potential return to the White House and its impact on NATO, urging stronger UK defence ties with Europe.
Rubio slams France over Palestine statehood plans
US Senator Marco Rubio criticises France's possible recognition of a Palestinian state, calling it a dangerous move that could embolden Hamas.
Labour accuses govt of gagging charities via Ofcom
Shadow Science Secretary Peter Kyle accuses the government of silencing charities through Ofcom's new regulations, sparking outrage among advocacy groups.
Bristol City Hall relocation plans spark debate
Plans to move Bristol City Hall to Bath have ignited discussions on regional governance, cost efficiency, and the future of civic services in the West Country.
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