Labour slams Farage over 'Wild West' online safety stance
Labour accuses Nigel Farage of undermining online safety laws, comparing his stance to a 'Wild West' approach. The party demands stronger regulations to protect users from harmful content.
Category : Politics
Starmer under fire as Labour faces leadership crisis
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces criticism as internal dissent grows over his leadership strategy, with accusations of leading the party into a political dead-end.
US expedites medical visas for Gaza children
The Biden administration is expediting visas for critically ill children from Gaza, offering life-saving medical treatment in the US. Conservative commentator Laura Loomer has sparked controversy by opposing the move.
Britain's Cold War Assassins: The Shocking Truth
Explosive new book 'Death Order' by Simon Ball reveals chilling details of Britain's covert assassination programmes, exposing the dark underbelly of Cold War espionage and the men who carried out Her Majesty's most lethal orders.
Hitchens on Trump-Putin's Ukraine deals
Renowned journalist Peter Hitchens delves into the murky world of political negotiations between Trump, Putin, and Ukraine, revealing the unsettling compromises behind the facade of peace.
Forever chemicals in cosmetics linked to weight gain
A shocking new study reveals the alarming presence of 'forever chemicals' in everyday products like cosmetics and waterproof clothing, linked to serious health issues including weight gain and hormonal disruption.
State Dept accused of fast-tracking Gaza visas
Controversy erupts as Laura Loomer claims the US State Department expedited visas for Gaza residents, sparking debates on immigration policy and national security.
Angela Rayner faces electoral law probe over two homes
Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner faces fresh allegations over her living arrangements, with claims she may have violated electoral laws by declaring two properties as her main residence.
Send Birthday Cards to 100-Year-Old Royal Navy Veteran
A heartwarming appeal has been launched to send birthday cards to a 100-year-old Royal Navy veteran who served in World War II. The Royal Naval Association hopes to make his centenary unforgettable.
Kremlin's Diplomatic Tactics in Ukraine Talks
An in-depth analysis of Russia's unconventional diplomatic strategies in Ukraine talks and what it means for global geopolitics.
Starmer criticises Trump and Putin over Ukraine remarks
Labour leader Keir Starmer has condemned Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin for their controversial remarks on Ukraine, calling their statements 'deeply irresponsible' amid ongoing tensions.
Americans mistaken for Royal Navy in Essex
A group of American tourists in Southend-on-Sea were hilariously mistaken for Royal Navy personnel, sparking confusion and amusement among locals.
Ukrainians beg Putin to halt missiles as Trump golfs
Ukrainian civilians make emotional appeals to Vladimir Putin to stop missile attacks, while former US President Donald Trump is seen golfing amidst the crisis.
Kinnock urges end to two-child benefit cap
Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock has called on the government to scrap the controversial two-child limit on benefits, arguing it pushes families into poverty. Read more on the growing backlash against the policy.
Strictly scandal: BBC calls in police over new claims
The BBC has contacted police following new allegations surrounding Strictly Come Dancing, adding to the show's growing list of controversies.
Starmer open to Trump-Zelensky White House coalition talks
Labour leader Keir Starmer signals willingness to engage in coalition discussions with Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky during potential White House talks, reshaping UK-US-Ukraine diplomatic ties.
Why Trump must listen to European allies
As tensions rise between the US and its European allies, experts warn that Donald Trump's isolationist policies could jeopardise global stability. This in-depth analysis explores the risks and potential consequences.
Starmer accused of 'Houdini politics' over U-turns
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer faces criticism over policy reversals, with critics accusing him of political contortions ahead of the next general election.
West Virginia Guard Deployed to DC for Trump Rally
West Virginia National Guard troops have been dispatched to Washington DC as tensions rise ahead of a major rally supporting former President Donald Trump. Authorities cite security concerns.
Falkirk protesters clash outside asylum hotel
Tensions flared in Falkirk as opposing groups of protesters clashed outside a hotel housing asylum seekers, sparking a heavy police presence.
19yo 'fogey' votes while GF runs £400m budget
A 19-year-old self-proclaimed 'fogey' made headlines after voting in the general election while his girlfriend manages a staggering £400 million budget. The unusual pairing has sparked curiosity and debate.
BBC faces backlash over Giovanni Pernice allegations
The BBC is under scrutiny as police reportedly investigate complaints against Strictly Come Dancing star Giovanni Pernice. Learn the latest developments in this unfolding drama.
Jenrick slams 'eugenics' jeans ad on Radio 4
Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick criticises a controversial fashion advert starring Sydney Sweeney, calling it 'disturbing' and reminiscent of eugenics.
Putin sent secret letter to Melania Trump
Vladimir Putin reportedly sent a personal letter to Melania Trump, sparking speculation about hidden motives and backchannel diplomacy during Trump's presidency.
Mum paralysed after trampoline accident shares warning
A mother suffered catastrophic injuries after a routine trampoline jump left her paralysed – revealing how a split-second accident altered her life forever.
Salmond brands Sturgeon 'cowardly' in bitter feud
Former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond has launched a scathing attack on his successor Nicola Sturgeon, accusing her of cowardice in a bitter public row involving their families.
Neil Kinnock on Labour's past and Dickensian politics
Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock shares his thoughts on the party's history, Gordon Brown's leadership, and the enduring relevance of Charles Dickens in modern politics.
Rayner slams delayed Online Safety Act protections
Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner criticises the government for postponing crucial protections under the Online Safety Act, leaving vulnerable users at risk.
Farage sparks outrage with Rayner 'Deputy PM' jibe
Nigel Farage faces backlash after mocking Labour's Angela Rayner in a controversial social media post, reigniting debates on political decorum.
Trump's Shocking Return to Washington
Former US President Donald Trump made a surprise visit to Washington, sparking speculation and controversy. Explore the details behind his unexpected return.
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