Southern Water boss gets £14m amid sewage scandal
Southern Water's CEO faces backlash over a £14 million pay package while the company dumps sewage into UK waters. Critics demand accountability.
Category : Politics
Riot police clash with protesters at Epping migrant hotel
Dramatic scenes unfolded in Epping as riot police confronted demonstrators outside a hotel housing asylum seekers. A schoolgirl was caught in the chaos, sparking outrage.
Leaked doc: Boat-slashing failed to stop UK migrant crossings
A confidential document reveals that the UK government's controversial boat-slashing tactic has failed to deter migrant crossings, with numbers remaining high despite the aggressive measures.
Prince Andrew in Epstein's Birthday Album Photos
Explosive images show Prince Andrew at Jeffrey Epstein's birthday party, raising fresh questions about their controversial friendship.
Nazanin's husband blasts UK over 'broken promises'
Richard Ratcliffe accuses UK ministers of failing to secure his wife's release from Iran, citing years of 'empty words' and inaction.
Israel vows 'painful blows' amid Gaza offensive
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warns of intensified military action in Rafah as Hamas reviews ceasefire proposal, raising fears of further civilian casualties.
Migrant films Channel crossing & Blackpool celebration
A migrant documents his illegal Channel crossing to the UK, capturing his jubilant arrival on Blackpool beach in a video that has sparked debate.
Syria's Sweida erupts in violent protests
Fresh clashes in Syria's Sweida province heighten fears of regional instability as local protests and security crackdowns intensify. Latest updates on the crisis.
Tasmania election delivers another hung parliament
Tasmania faces another hung parliament as both major parties vie for crossbench alliances following a snap election. Political uncertainty looms as negotiations begin.
BBC Breakfast backlash over Tory MP interview
BBC Breakfast viewers express outrage after an interview with Tory MP Andrea Jenkyns is deemed 'insensitive' and 'ill-timed' following tragic local news.
Orbán’s Western Balkans remarks trigger backlash
Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán faces backlash after claiming Western Balkans migrants threaten Europe’s stability. Critics accuse him of stoking division.
Ukraine War: Peace Talks Stalled Amid Escalation
As Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters a critical phase, peace negotiations between Putin and Zelensky face major obstacles. Latest updates on the conflict, casualties, and international reactions.
Minority government becomes Tasmania's new political normal
Tasmania's political landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation as voters increasingly abandon traditional major parties, making minority governments the new standard.
Australian dead in Thailand - Swedish suspect held
A shocking discovery in Thailand as an Australian expat is found dead in his apartment, with a Swedish neighbour now in custody. The mystery deepens as police investigate possible foul play.
Tory rebels plot secret 'Reform UK' strategy
Leaked documents reveal Suella Braverman, Jacob Rees-Mogg, and Liz Truss are crafting an unofficial blueprint to challenge the Conservative Party's direction, potentially realigning Britain's political landscape.
S Korea President compares striking doctors to N Korean soldiers
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol sparks outrage after likening striking doctors to 'North Korean soldiers', deepening tensions amid a healthcare crisis.
ICE protesters block key Kentucky-Ohio bridge
Angry demonstrators against US immigration policies brought traffic to a standstill on the busy Brent Spence Bridge, sparking outrage among stranded drivers and local officials.
Bolsonaro Under Probe for Election Interference
Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro is under investigation by the Supreme Court for alleged election interference, deepening political tensions as his rival Lula returns to power.
DNC's 2024 election autopsy exposes critical failures
A damning internal report reveals the Democratic National Committee's missteps in the 2024 election, highlighting strategic blunders and missed opportunities.
Gaza & Ukraine: Why Peace Remains Out of Reach
Despite international efforts, lasting peace in Gaza and Ukraine seems increasingly out of reach. This article explores the complex geopolitical dynamics hindering resolution.
Trump's Epstein Party Links Revealed
Fresh details emerge about Donald Trump's alleged attendance at parties with Jeffrey Epstein, raising new questions about their relationship.
Woman finds long-lost sister via DNA site
A heartwarming story of how a DNA testing site helped a woman discover her biological sister after decades of separation, leading to an emotional reunion.
Two bodies found on Gold Coast within 24 hours
Authorities are probing the discovery of two bodies on Queensland's Gold Coast within a single day, as locals express shock over the unsettling incidents.
JD Vance visits Murdoch's Montana ranch amid political realignment
US Senator JD Vance's undisclosed trip to media mogul Rupert Murdoch's Montana ranch raises eyebrows amid growing ties between Trump allies and conservative power brokers.
Zelenskyy pushes for faster Ukraine peace talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls for intensified peace negotiations as the war with Russia continues, stressing the need for global diplomatic efforts.
John Oliver slams Erie’s moon ad stunt
John Oliver hilariously critiques Erie’s bizarre marketing ploy involving the moon, sparking both amusement and debate on his HBO show.
Rayner's union plans spark Tory backlash
Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner faces backlash for promoting union rights on the anniversary of Norman Tebbit's iconic speech, drawing parallels to Thatcher's policies.
Fox host targets Pentagon advisor in explosive row
Controversy erupts as Fox News host Pete Hegseth demands the dismissal of Pentagon senior advisor Justin Fulcher, sparking debates over military leadership and political influence.
SAS troop identities leaked in major security breach
Confidential details of UK Special Forces operatives have been unlawfully published online, sparking fury over national security risks and operational safety concerns.
Parents bug kids' phones to spy in custody battles
A disturbing new trend reveals parents are planting spyware on children's phones to secretly record ex-partners during bitter custody disputes. Experts warn of lasting emotional harm.
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