Dozens rescued after falling through Hudson River ice
Emergency services saved multiple individuals who ventured onto the frozen Hudson River near New York City, only to fall through the ice in a dramatic rescue operation.
Category : Politics
UK Considers Recognising Palestine as a State
The UK government is reportedly weighing the recognition of Palestine as a sovereign state, a move that could reshape Middle East diplomacy amid ongoing tensions between Israel and Hamas.
Stewart: May's Trump approach was diplomatic disaster
Former Tory MP Rory Stewart criticises Theresa May's approach to Donald Trump, calling it a 'missed opportunity' for UK-US relations.
Ex-Israeli officials urge Trump to help end Gaza war
Hundreds of former Israeli security personnel call on Donald Trump to intervene and help end the war in Gaza, warning of long-term consequences.
Tory MEP defects to Reform UK
Conservative MEP Rupert Matthews has stunned political circles by defecting to Reform UK, citing disillusionment with the Tories' direction. The move signals growing fractures within the right-wing vote.
BBC's James Whale in racism row over Pakistan comment
Veteran broadcaster James Whale faces backlash after telling former Loose Women panellist Saira Khan to 'go back to Pakistan' during a heated radio debate.
Ex-football coach Derek Dooley runs for Georgia Senate
Ex-Tennessee Volunteers head coach Derek Dooley is making a surprising pivot from the gridiron to politics, announcing his candidacy for Georgia's Senate seat. Could his leadership skills translate to Capitol Hill?
Moderate Democrats push Biden to act on Gaza starvation
A growing number of moderate Democrats are urging the Biden administration to address the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where reports of starvation and food shortages are escalating.
Gaza Crisis: Palestinians Face Severe Hardships
As the conflict in Gaza continues, Palestinians endure dire living conditions, with shortages of food, water, and medical supplies. International aid efforts struggle to meet the overwhelming demand.
Israel restricts Palestinian access to Jordan River
Israeli authorities have imposed new restrictions on Palestinians accessing the Jordan River in the occupied West Bank, drawing condemnation from rights groups.
July’s Top Picks: What Brits Loved Most
Discover the most beloved trends, entertainment, and cultural highlights that captivated the UK in July 2025.
Ramaphosa warns against Trump-style populism
President Cyril Ramaphosa cautions against divisive populism, drawing parallels to Donald Trump’s rhetoric, as South Africa prepares for a pivotal election.
GOP warns Trump against pardoning Ghislaine Maxwell
Republican lawmakers urge former President Trump to avoid pardoning Ghislaine Maxwell amid the impending release of Jeffrey Epstein's court documents.
Reform UK's Rupert Matthews defects to Conservatives
Rupert Matthews, a prominent Reform UK member, has switched allegiance to the Conservative Party, dealing a blow to Nigel Farage's movement.
Naked 'Gimp Man' Spotted Near M5 Motorway
Residents in Somerset were left stunned after reports of a naked man wearing a gimp mask was seen prowling near the M5. Police are investigating the strange incident.
Farage called 'farcical alien' in Parliament clash
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faced fierce criticism in Parliament, branded a 'farcical alien' by Labour MP amid heated Brexit and immigration debates.
Asylum seeker flips off UK migrant hotel protesters
An asylum seeker sparked controversy after making an obscene gesture towards protesters demonstrating outside a migrant accommodation hotel in the UK. The incident highlights rising tensions over immigration policies.
Thailand-Cambodia Resume Peace Talks Over Border Dispute
Thailand and Cambodia have restarted peace negotiations to address long-standing border disputes, raising hopes for regional stability in Southeast Asia.
Reform UK Overtakes Labour in Key Poll
Reform UK has surpassed Labour in local polls across Leicestershire and Rutland, marking a significant shift in voter sentiment. Nigel Farage hails the result as a turning point for the party.
Swinney Visits Skye in First Official Trip as FM
Scotland's new First Minister, John Swinney, embarks on a tour of Skye and Lochaber, marking his first official visit since taking office. Discover his priorities and vision for the region.
Nancy Mace runs for South Carolina governor
Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace has officially launched her campaign for South Carolina governor, setting the stage for a high-stakes political battle.
Putin's secret daughter breaks silence on their relationship
In an exclusive revelation, Vladimir Putin's alleged secret daughter speaks out about her strained relationship with the Russian president, hinting at deep-seated resentment.
Putin moves nuclear bombers closer to Europe
Tensions soar as Russia moves strategic bombers closer to NATO borders, while the US responds with nuclear submarine deployments. The Kremlin issues stark warnings amid fears of a new arms race.
Gretchen Carlson on Epstein and #MeToo Justice
Gretchen Carlson, a prominent #MeToo advocate, shares her insights on the Epstein scandal and the ongoing fight for justice for survivors.
Colombia's Ex-President Uribe Convicted in Landmark Case
Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe has been found guilty in a landmark case, marking a pivotal moment for democracy in Latin America. Discover the implications of this historic verdict.
Brits Feel UK is in Decline – Here's Why
A growing number of Britons feel the UK is deteriorating, with concerns over the economy, public services, and political leadership. Here's why.
Labour’s small boats policy: distraction or solution?
A satirical cartoon critiques Labour’s approach to small boat crossings, questioning whether it’s a genuine solution or just political theatre.
Farage under fire over asylum seeker rape claims
Reform UK faces controversy as a local leader alleges Afghan asylum seekers accused of rape pleaded for release due to immigration status, sparking a heated debate on UK asylum policies.
Trump claims he could end Ukraine war in 24 hours
Donald Trump boldly asserts he could swiftly resolve the Ukraine conflict if re-elected, drawing sharp criticism from the Biden camp and raising eyebrows internationally.
Ofcom investigates Conservative-linked TV channel
UK media regulator Ofcom is probing a TV channel linked to Conservative figures over concerns it may breach impartiality rules ahead of elections.
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