Livvy Dunne's stunning bikini snap from Georgia lake trip
Gymnastics sensation Livvy Dunne turns heads with her latest bikini snap during a serene lake trip in Georgia, showcasing her toned physique and carefree summer vibes.
Category : Politics
Hundreds of asylum seekers secretly relocated to city
A local council has uncovered that the Home Office discreetly moved hundreds of asylum seekers into their city, sparking outrage over lack of consultation and resources.
Starmer joins Zelensky at Ukraine security summit
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer will join Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky at a crucial security conference, reinforcing UK's unwavering support against Russian aggression.
Zelenskyy, EU leaders to meet Trump on Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and key European leaders are set to meet with Donald Trump in Washington for critical discussions on the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
Can dining together heal political divisions?
Two strangers with opposing political views share a meal to find common ground. Discover what happens when Michael and Sophia sit down to dine across the divide.
Zelensky invites Trump to Kyiv over war claims
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responds to Donald Trump’s assertion that he could swiftly end the war, inviting the former US leader to witness the conflict firsthand.
European leaders meet Trump amid Ukraine crisis
Top European leaders are set to meet with former US President Donald Trump at the White House as tensions escalate over Putin's actions in Ukraine. The high-stakes discussions aim to address the growing crisis and potential Western responses.
Farage slams Rayner over 'two jabs' comment
Nigel Farage has launched a scathing attack on Angela Rayner after her controversial 'two jabs' remark, sparking a heated political row.
Farage: Young Brits "know nothing" about WWII
Nigel Farage faces backlash after suggesting young Britons lack knowledge of World War II, with critics accusing him of disrespecting veterans.
Migrant processing centre to relocate in UK
The UK government is relocating a migrant processing centre to a new site amid growing concerns over capacity and local impact. Here's the latest.
Strictly cocaine scandal: Shocking details revealed
Explosive allegations of cocaine use among Strictly Come Dancing professionals have rocked the BBC show. Here's everything we know.
Strictly cocaine scandal: Inside the shocking allegations
Exclusive details on the Strictly Come Dancing cocaine scandal, including the shocking allegations, BBC's response, and potential fallout for the hit show.
Scottish Government faces legal challenge over policy
The Scottish Government is under fire as a new legal challenge questions the legality of its recent policy decisions. Critics argue the move undermines devolution.
Clarkson slams Vance over Cotswolds no-fly zone
Jeremy Clarkson has hit back at US Senator JD Vance's suggestion to impose a no-fly zone over the Cotswolds, calling it 'utter nonsense'. The outspoken TV host and farmer defended his Diddly Squat Farm, sparking a fiery debate on rural security and privac
Rayner accuses Farage of failing young women on online safety
Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner accuses Nigel Farage of neglecting young women's safety by vowing to scrap the Online Safety Act, calling it a 'dangerous move'.
Trump warns Xi over Taiwan invasion risks
Former US President Donald Trump issues a stark warning to China's Xi Jinping, suggesting a Taiwan invasion would lead to severe consequences, reshaping global diplomacy.
Over 100 killed in Gaza City protests
More than 100 Palestinians have died in Gaza City during violent clashes with Israeli forces, marking one of the deadliest days in the ongoing conflict.
Russian truck blown up in Ukrainian strike - shocking footage
Shocking video shows the moment a Russian military vehicle is blown up in a precision Ukrainian attack, highlighting Kyiv's growing battlefield capabilities.
UK Benefit Hotspots Mapped Ahead of 2025 Election
Exclusive analysis maps the UK constituencies with the highest dependency on benefits, raising questions ahead of the 2025 general election.
Mother found dead in Westminster alley - man charged
A 36-year-old mother was discovered dead in a Westminster alley, with a man now facing murder charges. The community is in shock as police investigate the harrowing incident.
Body found in River Thames after Richmond search
A man's body has been recovered from the River Thames in Richmond following an extensive search operation by emergency services.
Putin recognises independence of Ukraine's breakaway regions
Russian President Vladimir Putin has formally recognised the independence of Ukraine's breakaway regions Luhansk and Donetsk, escalating tensions in the region and drawing international condemnation.
Scottish Government faces court challenge over policy
The Scottish Government is under legal scrutiny as a new court challenge questions the legality of its recent policy decisions. The case, heard at the Court of Session, could have significant implications for devolution.
Starmer: No second Brexit referendum
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has firmly dismissed the possibility of a second Brexit referendum, stating the UK must 'make Brexit work' despite ongoing challenges.
Trump claims he could end Ukraine war in 24 hours
Donald Trump asserts he could swiftly resolve the Ukraine conflict if re-elected, while President Zelensky challenges the claim, calling for concrete action over rhetoric.
Putin hints at potential end to Ukraine conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin hints at a possible conclusion to the Ukraine conflict, raising questions about future diplomatic moves and global stability.
From fat to fit: How losing 10 stone changed my driving life
A man shares his incredible weight loss journey, shedding 10 stone and regaining confidence to drive again after years of insecurity.
UK to ban Palestine Action group
The UK government is set to ban Palestine Action under new anti-protest laws, with activists already facing arrests for targeting arms companies linked to Israel.
Kinnock urges Starmer to scrap two-child benefit cap
Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock calls on Keir Starmer to abolish the two-child benefit limit, citing its impact on child poverty. Will Labour take action?
UK weighs ban on Palestine Action amid Gaza protests
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is reviewing whether to outlaw Palestine Action following disruptive protests targeting UK defence firms linked to Israel.
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