Report: Knife Crime, Not Tate, Worries Young Men
A major new study of 700 British 16-year-olds reveals knife crime is their top concern, while Andrew Tate's influence is 'dead'. Discover the real issues facing teen voters.
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Manchester pub quiz cheating scandal mirrors crime novel
Author Janice Hallett explores how a real-life pub quiz cheating scandal in Manchester uncannily mirrored her new crime novel 'The Killer Question', examining the surprisingly high stakes of Britain's favourite pastime.
Palestinian workers stranded in West Bank for 2 years
Palestinian workers from Gaza remain trapped in Nablus stadium refugee camp, unable to reunite with families after 2023 border closure. Read their heartbreaking stories.
Greens' Asta Hill Elected Mayor of Alice Springs
Criminal defence lawyer Asta Hill becomes first Greens mayor of Mparntwe/Alice Springs, pledging to address community safety through human rights and evidence-based solutions while celebrating town's diversity.
Trumpism and the Evangelical Perversion of Christianity
Examining how Trump's political tactics parallel the transformation of Jesus's message from radical love to hate and aggression within right-wing evangelical churches.
Von der Leyen: Ukraine's borders cannot be changed by force
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen insists Ukraine's sovereignty is non-negotiable as world powers debate Trump's 28-point peace plan. Read the latest from Geneva talks.
Young Men Desert Republicans in State Votes
Republican support among young male voters collapses in Virginia, New Jersey and New York elections as cost of living concerns dominate. Read the analysis.
UK joins Geneva talks on Trump's Ukraine peace plan
Cabinet minister Heidi Alexander says allies must 'open space for meaningful negotiations' as UK participates in crucial Geneva talks on Trump's Ukraine peace proposal.
70% of Tories back propping up Farage government
Exclusive survey reveals overwhelming majority of Conservative members expect their party to support a Nigel Farage-led Reform UK government after the next election. Discover the internal party rift.
Johnson's 4-day break in Covid 'lost month' revealed
Official records show Boris Johnson took a four-day holiday during crucial pandemic preparation. The Covid inquiry faces questions over whether he misled investigators. Read the full report.
Rubio Denies Ukraine Plan is Russian 'Wish List'
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio contradicts senators' claims that a 28-point Ukraine peace plan was a Russian 'wish list'. Discover the diplomatic fallout.
Brit Mum Arrested by ICE While Holding Baby at US Interview
A British mother was detained by ICE agents during her final Green Card interview in San Diego while cradling her infant son. Her American husband recounts the family's ordeal.
Russian spy ship jams Royal Navy GPS systems
Russian spy ship Yantar attempted to disrupt HMS Somerset's GPS and targeted RAF pilots with lasers in dangerous provocation near Scottish waters. Read the full details.
Trump's Drone Guy Leads Ukraine Peace Mission
Daniel Driscoll, Trump's former 'drone guy', emerges as unlikely point man for Ukraine peace deal. Read about the controversial 28-point plan delivered to Zelenskyy.
Seattle Mayor's Oxford Drop-Out Sparks Privilege Debate
New Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson faces criticism after details emerge of her dropping out of Oxford University six weeks before graduating. Discover the full story behind her controversial decision.
Trump's Latino support plummets over immigration and costs
Latino conservatives warn the GOP is losing key voter blocs due to harsh immigration sweeps and soaring living costs. Can the party recover before the next election?
Preacher cleared, plans to sue police after 16 arrests
Christian street preacher Shaun O'Sullivan, arrested 16 times, was unanimously cleared of racial harassment. He now plans to sue Wiltshire Police, claiming a vendetta against his free speech.
Trump's DOGE disbanded with 8 months left
Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), once championed by Elon Musk, has been quietly disbanded eight months before its charter expired. Discover the inside story.
90+ arrests at Palestine Action protest in London
Metropolitan Police detain over 90 protesters in central London opposing the government's ban on Palestine Action. Read the full story on the demonstration and its implications.
Green Leader Polanski Aims to Oust PM Starmer
Green Party leader Zack Polanski reveals he may challenge Keir Starmer in his constituency. Exclusive polling shows Labour leader would lose a head-to-head contest against four rivals. Read the full analysis.
Fury in Crowborough over 600 asylum seekers in army camp
Furious Crowborough residents protest the Home Office plan to house 600 lone male asylum seekers in a local army camp, raising safety fears and threatening cadet units. Join the conversation on community impact.
Minister defends Budget 'shifting sands' amid EV tax fears
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander addresses pre-Budget criticism while declining to deny pay-per-mile EV scheme. Key announcements expected on taxes and cost of living.
Reform's Jailed Ex-Leader 'Ancient History' Says Yusuf
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf dismisses jailed former Wales leader Nathan Gill as 'ancient history'. Gill was sentenced to 10.5 years for taking £40,000 in pro-Russian bribes. Read the full story on the political fallout.
Police spy married activist she targeted
A female Met police spy, known as the 'Met's Mata Hari', married an animal rights activist she was sent to monitor. Her story is now part of a major public inquiry.
Reeves' Budget: Cost of Living Help and Tax Rises
Chancellor Rachel Reeves promises to tackle the cost of living crisis in her autumn budget, unveiling a multibillion-pound tax package. Discover the key measures and political reactions.
Starmer: Prince Andrew Should Testify in Epstein Case
Pressure mounts on former Prince Andrew as PM Keir Starmer suggests he should cooperate with US investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. Read the latest developments.
Ukraine drone attack hits Russian power station
A Ukrainian drone strike on the Shatura Power Station near Moscow has left thousands without heating, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. Read the latest on the attack's impact.
FBI reveals Trump shooter's fetish in probe details
The FBI disclosed Thomas Crooks' online fetish for muscular women during its investigation into the failed Trump assassination. Read the full report.
UK Joins Geneva Talks on Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan
UK minister Heidi Alexander says allies must 'open space for meaningful negotiations' as Geneva talks on Trump's controversial Ukraine peace proposal begin. Read the latest developments.
Labour to scrap two-child benefit limit in Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to abolish the controversial two-child benefit limit in Wednesday's Budget, a move experts say will help lift children out of poverty. Discover Labour's anti-poverty strategy.
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