UK sanctions on smugglers: effective or empty gesture?
The UK government has unveiled plans to impose sanctions on people smugglers, but experts question whether these measures will have any real impact on the ongoing crisis.
Category : Politics
Home Office U-Turn on Asylum Seeker Hotel Locations
The Home Office has reversed its stance and agreed to disclose the locations of asylum seeker hotels to food delivery giants Deliveroo and Just Eat in a bid to crack down on illegal working.
Syrian refugees in Oklahoma long for Golan Heights return
A group of Syrian refugees in Oklahoma express their desire to return to the Golan Heights, highlighting the complex realities of displacement and the enduring hope for peace in their homeland.
Badenoch attacks Labour policies amid Rayner tax row
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch criticises Labour's economic plans as Angela Rayner faces scrutiny over tax affairs. Political tensions rise ahead of the next election.
Louisville Scraps Sanctuary City Policy
Louisville, Kentucky, has officially abandoned its sanctuary city policy, sparking debate over immigration enforcement and public safety.
Republican's gun Christmas photo sparks outrage
US Representative Thomas Massie faces backlash for posting a festive family photo featuring firearms, days after a deadly school shooting in Michigan.
Irish PM condemns Gaza 'atrocities', UN urges ceasefire
Micheál Martin accuses Israel of 'clear violations of international law' in Gaza, while UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges an end to the violence.
Police clash with protesters in Bristol over evictions
Tensions escalate in Bristol as police and protesters clash in Ashton Vale over planned evictions. Live updates on the unfolding situation.
Trump Ally Alina Habba Ousted From Administration Role
Alina Habba, a close associate of Donald Trump, has been removed from her position in his administration following mounting legal scrutiny and internal disputes.
Albanese and Ley clash in heated Parliament debate
Tensions rise in Canberra as PM Anthony Albanese and opposition leader Sussan Ley spar over student loan reforms and climate commitments during a fiery Question Time session.
Gaza Starvation Crisis Sparks International Outrage
As malnutrition soars in Gaza amid Israeli restrictions, David Lammy condemns the humanitarian crisis and calls for urgent action.
BBC Radio 1 cuts off Keir Starmer mid-interview
A BBC Radio 1 interview with Labour leader Keir Starmer took an unexpected turn when presenter Vick Hope abruptly ended the conversation mid-sentence. Here's the full story behind the awkward moment.
Journalist Mario Guevera detained by ICE in Georgia
Investigative journalist Mario Guevera was detained by ICE in Georgia, sparking outrage over press freedom and Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement.
30 Years On: Westminster's Lanyard Class Clash Still Relevant
A reflective look at the enduring impact of a political clash from 30 years ago, revealing how little has changed in Westminster's class divides.
Trump settles CBS legal dispute over Colbert interview
Former US President Donald Trump has reached a settlement with CBS following a contentious legal battle over an interview with Stephen Colbert. The details remain confidential, but the resolution marks the end of a high-profile media dispute.
Guardian issues corrections and clarifications
The Guardian has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing inaccuracies in recent reporting. Stay informed with the most important updates.
Mike Johnson criticised over Epstein document handling
House Speaker Mike Johnson is under fire for his handling of the Jeffrey Epstein documents, with critics accusing him of delaying transparency.
House Recess Delays Epstein Files Release
The US House of Representatives has postponed the release of highly anticipated Jeffrey Epstein-related documents due to an unexpected recess. Here’s the latest on the delay and its implications.
Zimbabweans face deportation from South Africa
Thousands of Zimbabweans in South Africa are at risk of deportation as Pretoria ends a long-standing permit scheme, sparking fears of a humanitarian crisis.
Chicago Teen Wrongly Sent to Guantánamo Bay
A Chicago teenager was mistakenly sent to Guantánamo Bay after being falsely accused of terrorism, according to a shocking new investigation.
Ghislaine Maxwell's Explosive Prison Revelations
Ghislaine Maxwell breaks her silence in a revealing prison interview, discussing Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump, and her controversial father Robert Maxwell.
Melania Trump’s Opera House Renaming Sparks Debate
Former First Lady Melania Trump's proposal to rename the Kennedy Center's Opera House has ignited a heated discussion among cultural and political circles.
Jeff Daniels: Trump voters 'sell souls for money'
Hollywood actor Jeff Daniels and MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace criticise Trump supporters, claiming they prioritise money over democracy.
Trump pressured GOP on Epstein associates: report
Former President Donald Trump reportedly urged Republican leaders to shield individuals linked to Jeffrey Epstein, according to explosive claims.
Democrat slams Hunter Biden over 'regrettable' claims
A prominent Democrat has criticised Hunter Biden for his controversial remarks regarding President Joe Biden's use of sleeping pills, calling the claims 'deeply regrettable'.
McCluskey's private jet flights funded by builder
Former Unite boss Len McCluskey allegedly accepted luxury private jet flights arranged by a construction company, raising serious questions about transparency and influence.
Trump attacks Fed’s Powell and Senator Lee in fiery rant
Former President Donald Trump lashes out at Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and Senator Mike Lee in a heated speech, raising eyebrows over his motives and timing.
Dog the Bounty Hunter shot in Colorado fugitive chase
Duane 'Dog' Chapman, famed for his reality TV show, was injured in a shooting while apprehending a fugitive. Authorities confirm the suspect is in custody.
Trump's 'ring of steel' security in Scotland
Scottish police deploy a 'ring of steel' to protect former US President Donald Trump during his visit, with security measures rivalling those of the Queen's funeral.
Telegraph sale approved after Lords vote
The controversial sale of The Telegraph to a foreign-backed consortium is set to proceed after the House of Lords voted in favour of the deal, marking a pivotal moment for UK media ownership.
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