Trump dismisses Epstein list speculation at rally
Former US President Donald Trump dismisses conspiracy theories linking him to Jeffrey Epstein's client list during a rally, urging supporters to focus on the election.
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Bondi slams Comey over Epstein-Diddy comments
Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi has fiercely criticised Maurene Comey for her remarks linking Jeffrey Epstein and Sean 'Diddy' Combs, sparking a heated debate.
UK libraries face closure due to government cuts
Hundreds of libraries across the UK are at risk of closure due to government funding cuts, leaving communities without essential resources and support.
Starmer urges Chancellor to act on child poverty
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has called on the Chancellor to implement urgent measures to address rising child poverty, warning of long-term damage to children's health and education.
Tory MPs clash over Afghan refugee policy
Senior Conservative figures Robert Jenrick and Johnny Mercer have publicly clashed over the UK's handling of Afghan refugees, exposing rifts within the party on immigration policy.
UK MPs tighten laws on foreign election donations
British lawmakers are pushing for stricter regulations on foreign donations to prevent undue influence in UK elections, aiming to bolster electoral integrity.
Cornwall couple fined for parking and littering in one go
A couple in Cornwall faced two fines simultaneously—one for parking violations and another for littering—sparking debate over council enforcement tactics.
Israel conducts airstrikes in Syria amid rising tensions
Israeli forces have carried out targeted airstrikes in Syria, raising fears of a broader conflict in the region. Read the latest updates on this developing story.
Biden attacks MAGA Republicans over Trump loyalty
President Joe Biden has launched a scathing critique of MAGA Republicans, accusing them of prioritising loyalty to Donald Trump over democratic principles. The remarks come amid rising political tensions in the US.
Labour's Islamophobia definition branded 'nonsensical'
Labour's proposed official definition of Islamophobia has been condemned as 'nonsensical' and 'divisive' by critics, sparking a heated debate on free speech and religious discrimination.
Labour wants 16-year-olds to vote - critics call it election rigging
Labour faces backlash over proposals to extend voting rights to 16-year-olds, with critics accusing the party of attempting to manipulate future election outcomes.
MPs investigate secret Afghan immigration scheme
UK lawmakers are probing a covert Home Office initiative that fast-tracked thousands of Afghans into Britain without proper checks, raising national security concerns.
BBC's Hamas coverage sparks government and Ofcom scrutiny
The BBC is under fire from the UK government and Ofcom over its reporting on Hamas, with critics accusing the broadcaster of bias in its Gaza coverage. Learn about the escalating media controversy.
Whitmer Slams Trump’s 'Lock Her Up' Chants
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer criticises Donald Trump for reviving 'Lock Her Up' chants, warning of escalating political violence in America.
Trump scrutinised over Bondi ties in Epstein case
Former US President Donald Trump is under fire for his connections to Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi during the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Newly released documents reveal potential conflicts of interest.
Trump's Secret Coca-Cola Deal Revealed
Former US President Donald Trump reportedly struck a unique deal with Coca-Cola to ensure his favourite drink always tasted perfect. Discover the fascinating details behind this exclusive arrangement.
Supreme Court rejects Trump immunity claim
The US Supreme Court has declined to intervene in Donald Trump's legal battles, allowing investigations into his actions surrounding the 2020 election to proceed.
RFK Jr. considers 2028 White House bid
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. hints at a potential 2028 presidential run, sparking speculation about his political future and the impact on US elections.
Taliban's 'Kill List' Leaves Afghans in Terror
Afghans who worked with Western forces are living in terror as the Taliban reportedly compiles execution lists, sparking international concern over their safety.
Govt data blunder exposes Afghan interpreter in UK
A shocking data breach by the UK government has revealed the identity of an Afghan interpreter granted sanctuary in Britain, putting his safety at risk.
Tice slams Davey over North Sea oil stance
Reform UK’s Richard Tice accuses Lib Dem leader Ed Davey of hypocrisy over North Sea oil policies, reigniting debate on UK energy strategy.
Trump urges CEOs to back him, claims DOJ is weaponised
Donald Trump has reportedly urged top US CEOs to support his campaign, alleging that President Biden's Justice Department is weaponised against corporate leaders. The claims come amid ongoing legal battles involving Trump and his allies.
Trump: Execute drug dealers to stop fentanyl
Former US President Donald Trump proposes executing drug dealers to combat the fentanyl epidemic, blaming China for the crisis.
Trump Faces Lawsuit Over ICE Courthouse Arrests
A new lawsuit challenges the Trump administration's policy of arresting undocumented immigrants inside US courthouses, raising concerns over access to justice.
Sanders Signs Divisive Arkansas Protest Law
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders enacts a divisive law, sparking protests and reigniting debates on government transparency and public dissent.
Starmer reshuffles Labour cabinet with key appointments
Labour leader Keir Starmer unveils his new cabinet, appointing Bridget Phillipson as Education Secretary and Lisa Nandy to a pivotal role. Discover the strategic shifts behind these key decisions.
German CDU leader backs Starmer as future UK PM
Friedrich Merz, leader of Germany's CDU, praises Keir Starmer's leadership and suggests he would make a strong UK Prime Minister, drawing parallels with Rishi Sunak.
Sophia Hutchins' Fatal Malibu Accident: Cause of Death Revealed
Shocking new details reveal the cause of death in the horrific accident involving Caitlyn Jenner's close friend, Sophia Hutchins, in Malibu.
UK firms woo buyers for next-gen fighter jets
British defence companies are capitalising on rising international interest in advanced fighter jets, with competitive pricing and cutting-edge technology driving sales.
UK Gov Launches 'Civil Society Covenant' for Charities
The UK government has introduced a new 'Civil Society Covenant' aimed at safeguarding the rights of charities and campaigners to engage in peaceful protests without undue interference.
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