Trump-Epstein Scandal Resurfaces Amid Congress Vote
New developments in the Trump-Epstein case emerge as House Speaker Mike Johnson pushes for a controversial congressional vote. Get the latest political updates and analysis.
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Man guilty of sharing Shapps' data with Russian spies
A UK court has found a man guilty of passing sensitive information about Defence Secretary Grant Shapps to Russian intelligence operatives, raising serious national security concerns.
Pam Bondi's secret Maxwell meeting sparks MAGA fury
Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi faces backlash after revelations of her undisclosed meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice, igniting outrage among Trump supporters.
Bondi's secret Maxwell meeting sparks MAGA outrage
Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi faces backlash after revelations of her undisclosed meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice, igniting MAGA outrage and political turmoil.
Farage's 'Shoot Chavs' Remark Sparks Outrage
Nigel Farage faces backlash after suggesting 'shoot chavs' in a fiery debate on Reform UK policies, devolution, and post-Brexit food standards. The ex-Tory's remarks have ignited a political storm.
UK environment chief slams Scottish government policies
UK Environment Secretary Steve Reed accuses the Scottish government of undermining environmental efforts, sparking a heated debate over devolution and policy-making.
Trump's Epstein birthday card with doodle surfaces
A newly surfaced birthday card from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, featuring a playful doodle, has reignited scrutiny over their past association.
Colbert mocks Trump's 'dictator' claims
Late-night host Stephen Colbert took aim at Donald Trump's recent comments about being a 'dictator' on day one if re-elected, delivering a scathing and witty critique on The Late Show.
Trump's Gaza remarks spark international outrage
Former US President Donald Trump has ignited a firestorm with his comments suggesting Israel should 'finish the problem' in Gaza, drawing sharp criticism from Palestinian officials and human rights advocates.
Ex-Army colonel stalked ex with tracker car
A former British Army colonel has been handed a restraining order after using a tracking device to stalk his terrified ex-partner, following a disturbing campaign of harassment.
Lammy: Davey 'ducking responsibility' on Gaza
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy criticises Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey for his position on Gaza, calling it a failure of leadership.
Lisa Nandy accused of bullying BBC over Gaza coverage
Labour MP Lisa Nandy faces backlash for allegedly pressuring the BBC over its reporting on Gaza, with Wolf Hall director Peter Kosminsky condemning her actions as 'bullying'.
Eastenders’ Lorraine Stanley shows off weight loss
Former Eastenders actress Lorraine Stanley wows fans as she reveals her incredible weight loss journey, crediting a new fitness regime and healthy lifestyle.
Parking feud as neighbour blocks driveway daily
A furious homeowner shares their ongoing battle with a neighbour who repeatedly blocks their driveway, sparking a heated dispute over parking etiquette.
1-year-old survives being thrown from car in Westminster crash
A one-year-old girl has defied the odds after being thrown from a moving car during a terrifying crash in Westminster. The toddler suffered severe injuries but is now in stable condition.
NI LGBTQ+ charity welcomes new hate crime laws
The Rainbow Project in Northern Ireland cautiously welcomes new hate crime legislation, hoping it will better protect LGBTQ+ individuals while acknowledging potential challenges in enforcement.
UK warns Israel of sanctions over Gaza conflict
The UK government has issued a stern warning to Israel, hinting at possible sanctions if it fails to comply with international law in the ongoing Gaza conflict. Read the latest developments.
Hanson clashes with Pocock in fiery Senate debate
Australian Senator Pauline Hanson sparks controversy with her remarks towards Indigenous Senator David Pocock during a Senate debate, leading to a tense confrontation.
Afghan refugee data breach sparks radicalisation fears
A major data breach has exposed sensitive information of Afghan refugees, raising fears of exploitation by extremist groups. Experts warn of increased radicalisation risks.
North and South Korea: A History of Conflict
Explore the complex and often volatile history between North and South Korea, from the Korean War to ongoing tensions today.
Govt transfers riverside land control to Housing Ministry
The UK government has controversially transferred control of riverside land from local authorities to the Ministry of Housing, sparking concerns over local democracy and development priorities.
Trump suggests Biden used Ambien before 2020 debate
Former President Donald Trump has reignited controversy by suggesting President Joe Biden might have used the sleep aid Ambien before their first 2020 debate. The White House swiftly dismissed the claim as 'absurd'.
Man rescued trying to reach Spain in rubber ring
A man was dramatically rescued after attempting an incredibly risky journey from Morocco to Spain using just a rubber ring and flippers. Read the full story of this audacious crossing attempt.
Trump Voters' Potential Impact on 2028 Election
Experts explore whether Trump's loyal base could still influence the 2028 US election, despite his potential absence from the ballot.
ECHR: No UK Inquiry Needed on Russian Disinformation
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the UK is not obligated to hold a public inquiry into alleged Russian disinformation campaigns.
New MPs Ali France and Sarah Witty's powerful first speeches
New MPs Ali France and Sarah Witty made their mark with passionate maiden speeches in Canberra, addressing key issues from disability rights to climate action.
Reeves: State pension triple lock may need reform
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves suggests the state pension triple lock may need reform, calling for an independent review amid concerns over long-term affordability.
Toddler dies after wasp swarm attack
A two-year-old boy tragically lost his life after being attacked by a swarm of wasps in a devastating incident that has left his family and community in shock.
Trump's sexual comments resurface in court docs
Explosive court filings reveal Donald Trump's past comments about women, reigniting debates over his conduct as legal battles intensify.
Britain warned of potential summer riots amid tensions
Sir Keir Starmer has been cautioned about the risk of widespread civil unrest this summer, with experts warning of a 'powder keg' situation fuelled by economic strain and social divisions.
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