Trump to slash US aid over UK climate funding to Ethiopia
Former President Donald Trump vows to slash US financial support to nations directing aid to Ethiopia, criticising UK’s climate-focused assistance as wasteful.
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DWP data breach exposes citizens' personal details
A significant data breach at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has compromised the personal information of thousands of Irish and British citizens, raising serious concerns over data security.
German backpacker kidnapped near Perth
A young German backpacker was abducted and sexually assaulted while camping near Perth, sparking a massive police manhunt in Western Australia's outback.
Scottish independence support grows in new poll
A recent survey suggests growing support for Scottish independence, with implications for the UK's political future. Explore the key findings and what they mean.
Harry follows Diana's footsteps in Angola minefield visit
Prince Harry retraces Princess Diana's iconic steps in Angola, visiting a landmine clearance site to raise awareness for a cause close to his mother's heart.
British backpacker killed in father's e-scooter crash
A British backpacker's life was cut short in Australia after his father, allegedly under the influence, crashed an e-scooter. The heartbreaking incident has sparked a court case and raised questions about road safety.
Equatorial Guinea VP faces corruption case in France
Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, Vice President of Equatorial Guinea, is embroiled in a high-profile corruption case in France, with Dutch lawyers now joining the legal battle.
Melania Trump comments on Russia-Ukraine war
Former US First Lady Melania Trump has made a rare public statement regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict, sparking speculation about her stance.
UN condemns Israel over Gaza rights violations
The UN Human Rights Council has passed a resolution accusing Israel of potential war crimes in Gaza, while critics argue it overlooks Hamas's actions.
Kallas faces backlash over Gaza comments at Brussels summit
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas sparked controversy at the EU summit in Brussels by suggesting Israel should not be isolated over its actions in Gaza. Critics accuse her of ignoring Palestinian suffering.
GOP Blocks Release of Epstein Files Amid Cover-Up Claims
US Republicans have thwarted efforts to disclose documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein, sparking accusations of a cover-up. The move raises questions about potential ties to high-profile figures, including Donald Trump.
Trump warned Ukraine stance risks nuclear war
Former US President Donald Trump has been cautioned that his stance on Ukraine could escalate tensions with Russia, potentially leading to nuclear conflict. Experts highlight the dangers of his rhetoric.
Starmer Leads Sunak in YouGov Poll as Labour Gains Favour
A new YouGov survey reveals Labour leader Keir Starmer is more favoured by the British public than Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, with a significant lead in approval ratings.
School bans Union Jack dress on Culture Day
A secondary school faces backlash after prohibiting a student from wearing a Union Jack dress during its annual Culture Day celebration, citing 'sensitivity concerns'.
Check if you're owed a council tax refund
Martin Lewis's MoneySavingExpert team uncovers how thousands could be overpaying on council tax due to incorrect property banding. Find out if you're eligible for a refund.
Jon Stewart slams Trump over Epstein ties
Comedian Jon Stewart delivers a scathing critique of Donald Trump and his MAGA supporters, questioning their silence on the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Russian PM: Trump could have been "eliminated" by US agencies
Russia's Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin makes a bombshell claim suggesting US agencies might have 'eliminated' Donald Trump if he had opposed them during his presidency.
WWII hero captured 80 Germans after surviving tank blast
The incredible story of a WWII soldier who single-handedly captured 80 Germans after surviving a tank explosion has been revealed after 81 years. Discover the bravery of this unsung hero.
Brit fights for life after Tenerife attack
A British holidaymaker is in critical condition after a brutal assault in Tenerife, sparking a police investigation and warnings for travellers.
Syria accuses Israel of deadly airstrike near Damascus
Syria's state media reports an Israeli airstrike near Damascus, killing two civilians and injuring others, escalating regional tensions.
Trump urged Ukraine to strike Moscow with right weapons
Former US President Donald Trump allegedly told Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky that Kyiv could hit Moscow if provided with adequate military support, according to a leaked phone call transcript.
Trump's fiery UK Parliament speech sparks debate
Former US President Donald Trump delivered a controversial address to UK MPs during his state visit, drawing mixed reactions from politicians and the public.
Surgeon sues McLaren for £14m over snowmobile crash
A renowned surgeon is taking legal action against McLaren after a high-speed snowmobile accident left him with severe brain injuries. The adrenaline junkie's pursuit of speed has led to a multi-million-pound lawsuit.
Violent migrant hotel protests rock Epping
Tensions boiled over in Epping as anti-migrant protesters clashed with police outside a hotel housing asylum seekers. Violence erupted, leading to multiple arrests and heightened security concerns.
Lorraine Kelly blasts Sunak's 'strangest ever' interview
TV host Lorraine Kelly didn't hold back after PM Rishi Sunak's awkward interview, calling it the 'strangest' she's ever seen. Fans agree!
Pam Bondi fires ethics adviser amid controversy
Florida's former attorney general Pam Bondi has fired her chief ethics adviser, sparking debate over transparency and accountability in government.
Cuomo announces independent NYC mayoral bid
Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has declared his intention to run for New York City mayor as an independent candidate, shaking up the political landscape ahead of the 2025 election.
Do We Need More Anti-Protest Laws? UK Debate
As antisemitism protests continue, the UK government considers stricter anti-protest laws. But critics argue existing legislation is already excessive—raising concerns over civil liberties.
Britain's growing social divide revealed in new study
Fresh research highlights growing divisions in British society, with political, cultural, and economic factors driving unprecedented levels of polarisation.
Bongino Demands Release of Epstein Files
Conservative commentator Dan Bongino has intensified calls for the full disclosure of Jeffrey Epstein’s files, raising questions about potential cover-ups involving high-profile figures.
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