Starmer's Brexit Dilemma: A Warning from His Past
Keir Starmer faces internal pressure on EU policy as rivals eye a more ambitious stance. With Brexit's economic cost mounting, can the PM seize the initiative? Analysis from Westminster.
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UK to Rejoin Erasmus+ Student Exchange Programme
Britain is set to rejoin the EU's Erasmus+ student exchange scheme from 2027 in a deal costing around £120m annually, marking a significant post-Brexit shift. Discover the details and implications.
Freemasons sue Met Police over membership declaration plan
Freemasons are taking the Metropolitan Police to court over a new rule forcing officers to declare membership. The legal action could lead to a judicial review. Read the full story.
Zelensky rejects Christmas truce as Ukraine plans new proposal
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky anticipates Russia will reject a new peace plan, ruling out a ceasefire by Christmas. Read the latest on the conflict and security guarantees.
Minister Wells under fire for taxpayer-funded trip and silence
Labour's Anika Wells faces resignation calls after failing to clarify timeline of taxpayer-funded Adelaide trip that coincided with a friend's birthday. Her silence on a national TV promise raises serious questions about ministerial accountability.
White House in Turmoil Over Vanity Fair's Trump Team Exposé
A Vanity Fair profile of Trump's chief of staff Susie Wiles has ignited a firestorm, revealing candid criticism of the president, VP JD Vance, and Elon Musk. Read the explosive details and the White House's frantic defence.
Frydenberg Escalates Rhetoric on Bondi Attacks
Former Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg demands PM Anthony Albanese accept personal responsibility for the Bondi attacks, escalating political tensions. Read the full story.
Owens Unconvinced After Kirk Meeting on Charlie's Death
Candace Owens remains sceptical after a lengthy meeting with Erika Kirk, claiming she heard no convincing evidence that Tyler Robinson killed Charlie Kirk. Read the full details of their private summit.
Minns Recalls Parliament for Tougher NSW Gun Laws
NSW Premier Chris Minns recalls parliament to tighten gun laws, including ownership limits and police powers, following the Bondi terror attack. Read the full details.
Zelensky says new Ukraine peace plan ready in days
Ukraine's president reveals revised US-brokered peace proposals could be presented to Russia within days, as Moscow rejects key terms and winter energy attacks intensify. Read the latest.
EU Holds Key to Trump's AI Economy and Political Survival
Europe possesses two powerful levers to challenge Trump's presidency: control over vital chip-making tech and strict data rules. Using them could destabilise the US economy and his re-election bid.
Drone crews face endless battle on Zaporizhzhia frontline
On a vulnerable eastern front, Ukraine's specialist drone battalions fight to hold the line against relentless Russian assaults. Discover how pilots are pushed to their limits.
Judge Allows Trump's $400M Ballroom Build to Continue
A federal judge is set to deny a bid to halt construction of President Trump's controversial $400 million White House ballroom, as the legal battle over zoning and historic preservation continues.
Zelensky: No Christmas ceasefire as Russia rejects truce
Ukraine's president warns of continued fighting as Moscow dismisses peace plan. US offers 'platinum' security guarantees while Russia bans German broadcaster. Read the latest developments.
X Wins Appeal Over Charlie Kirk Video Ban in Australia
Elon Musk's X platform successfully appealed a ban on footage of the Charlie Kirk shooting in Australia, with the video now rated R18+. Discover the free speech implications.
Politicians accused of exploiting Bondi attack vigil
Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce have been criticised for turning a vigil for Bondi Junction victims into a political platform. Read the analysis of their controversial actions.
Trump's Hanukkah Speech Targets Omar and Democrats
Donald Trump used a White House Hanukkah reception to accuse Democrats of antisemitism and attack Ilhan Omar. Read the full details of the controversial event.
Hegseth and Rubio Brief Lawmakers on US Military Escalation
Top US security officials face lawmakers' questions over deadly boat strikes and a military buildup near Venezuela. Get the latest on the escalating tensions and domestic policy shifts.
Trump's 2025 Immigration Crackdown and Legal Fights
The Trump administration outlines sweeping immigration reforms and faces escalating legal challenges. Explore the latest policy shifts and their potential impact.
Vance Defends Wiles Over Vanity Fair 'Conspiracy Theorist' Claims
JD Vance has robustly defended White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles after a Vanity Fair article labelled the Vice President a 'conspiracy theorist'. Read the full fallout and White House response here.
Trump's Hanukkah Tribute to Sydney Attack Victims
President Donald Trump opened the White House Hanukkah celebration by paying tribute to the 15 victims of the antisemitic terrorist attack in Sydney. Read the full story on the international response.
Historic Maps at Heart of Thailand-Cambodia Conflict
A visual guide reveals how 100-year-old French colonial maps and sacred temples are fuelling a tense border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia. Explore the history behind the clash.
White House Denies Trump Sleeps in Government Meetings
Senior officials defend Donald Trump after he appears to nod off during Cabinet meetings. The White House insists the President is 'listening attentively' despite closed eyes. Read the full story.
Trump Orders Total Blockade on Venezuela Oil Tankers
President Donald Trump announces a total blockade of sanctioned oil tankers to Venezuela, escalating pressure on Maduro's regime. Read the latest on this major geopolitical move.
Japan's Last Pandas Return to China After 50 Years
Japan faces its first panda-free era in five decades as its last two giant pandas, Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei, depart Tokyo's Ueno Zoo for China, marking a symbolic moment amid diplomatic tensions.
BBC funding shake-up could see middle-class pay more
Plans unveiled by Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy could see wealthier households pay more for the BBC to fund concessions for those on benefits. The radical proposals include potential paywalls and advertising.
Trump orders total blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers
Donald Trump announces a 'total and complete' blockade of all sanctioned oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela, escalating a military campaign against Nicolás Maduro. Read the latest developments.
Lawyer's 'Council Estate Dinner' Theme Branded 'Tone Deaf'
A Cheshire solicitor faces a social media storm after hosting a 'council estate dinner' party. Critics label the themed event 'derogatory' and 'insensitive'. Read the full story and reaction.
BBC sued by Trump for $10bn as licence fee future in doubt
Donald Trump sues the BBC for $10bn as Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy launches consultation on the broadcaster's future funding. Could a subscription model save the BBC?
Eve Jobs' £5m Wedding Leads to High Court Legal Action
The multi-million pound Cotswolds wedding of Steve Jobs' daughter Eve to Olympian Harry Charles faces a High Court claim for breach of contract. Discover the exclusive details.
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