Reeves accused of misleading UK over Budget figures
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces accusations of misleading Britain about public finances as OBR reveals she knew about surplus before tax rises. Read the full investigation.
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Dublin keeps Irish flags amid immigration debate
Dublin City Council refuses to remove Irish tricolour flags, citing risks in heated immigration debate. Discover the community tensions and political divisions.
Congress votes 3 censures in a week, sparks reform
The US House of Representatives saw a historic spike in censure resolutions, with three votes in one week matching the total of the previous two years. Bipartisan efforts are now underway to curb this trend. Discover the details.
London Zoo boss quits over conduct investigation
Matthew Gould, former diplomat and London Zoo CEO, resigns after investigation finds his conduct 'fell below expected standards'. Exclusive details on the leadership shakeup.
Susanna Reid snaps at Ed Balls off-screen
Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid reportedly clashed with co-host Ed Balls during Budget coverage. Discover the behind-the-scenes tension and their fiery on-air history.
Trump Injured in Washington DC Shooting Incident
Donald Trump was injured in a shooting during a Washington DC event. Two others wounded as authorities investigate the security breach. Follow live updates.
Badenoch defends 'mansplaining' attack on Reeves
Kemi Badenoch refuses to apologise for criticising Rachel Reeves over 'mansplaining' comments. The Tory leader accused the Chancellor of incompetence in a fiery Commons exchange.
Ex-UKIP MEP denies Russian bribe allegations
Former UKIP MEP David Coburn denies taking Russian bribes after being named in WhatsApp messages linked to a convicted politician. Read the full investigation details.
DC Shooting: National Guard Member Killed, Second Critical
US Army Specialist Sarah Beckstrom dies, Air Force Staff Sgt Andrew Wolfe fights for life after Washington DC shooting. President Trump confirms death as suspect is arrested.
French Police to Intercept UK Migrant Boats
French authorities will begin intercepting small boats carrying migrants across the English Channel following a UK plea. The new strategy aims to tackle the dangerous crossings that have seen over 39,000 arrivals this year.
France Reintroduces Military Service Over Russia Fears
President Macron announces a new volunteer military service for young French nationals, citing 'accelerating threats' from Russia. The scheme will launch in mid-2026.
France to intercept migrant boats after UK pressure
French police will begin intercepting migrant 'taxi boats' at sea following pressure from the UK Government. Read the full story on the new Channel crossing strategy.
Trump Pauses Third-World Migration After Guard Shooting
Donald Trump pledges permanent immigration halt from third-world nations following National Guard shooting. Explore the political fallout and policy implications.
Belgium rejects EU plan for Russian assets to aid Ukraine
Belgium's Prime Minister Bart De Wever declares the EU's proposal to use frozen Russian assets for a €140bn Ukraine loan 'fundamentally wrong', citing legal and financial risks. Read the latest on this critical funding dispute.
Trump may deport family of Afghan migrant in DC attack
White House considers deporting family of Afghan migrant accused of shooting National Guardsmen. One soldier killed, another critical. Read the latest developments.
Dimbleby: Monarchy Must Evolve for 21st Century
Veteran broadcaster David Dimbleby argues the monarchy must modernise to survive. He reveals Prince William plans 'radical alterations' in a new BBC documentary.
Scottish Government wrongly withheld Sturgeon probe info
Information Commissioner rules Scottish Government unlawfully withheld evidence from Nicola Sturgeon ministerial code investigation. Read the full ruling details.
Germany's Secret NATO Defence Plan Against Russia Revealed
Germany has secretly drafted a comprehensive 1,200-page defence plan detailing how 800,000 NATO troops would counter a potential Russian attack. Discover Europe's urgent preparations.
Israeli forces execute Palestinians after surrender
Disturbing video evidence shows Israeli border police summarily executing two Palestinian men in Jenin moments after they surrendered. Far-right minister defends killings.
Zelensky chief of staff raided in $100m probe
Ukrainian president's right-hand man Andriy Yermak faces raids in major anti-corruption investigation. Discover how this scandal impacts peace talks and Western support.
Asylum seeker barracks plan delayed over safety
Exclusive: Government delays moving asylum seekers to military barracks over safety concerns, aiming to avoid past mistakes. Read the full report.
Starmer's leadership safe until May elections
Labour MPs confirm Keir Starmer's leadership is secure until May elections despite budget failing to address core party challenges. Read the latest Westminster analysis.
Pope Leo XIV cheered on landmark Turkey visit
Pope Leo XIV receives an ecstatic welcome in Turkey, marking his first foreign trip. He will commemorate the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea before heading to Lebanon. Read the full story.
Police Vetting Crisis: Officers Banned for Criminal Links
Urgent calls for police vetting overhaul after multiple officers banned for affairs with criminals. Scandals reveal systemic failures in recruitment checks across UK forces.
US Officials Slam UK Over Immigration Failures
A confidential US diplomatic cable accuses successive UK governments of letting the British people down on immigration, citing rising crime and security concerns. Read the full report.
UK judge blocks deportation for father of ballet student
An Albanian man living illegally in the UK has been allowed to stay after a tribunal ruled his deportation would be 'unduly harsh' on his daughter, whom he takes to ballet. Read the full ruling details.
Pope Leo: WW3 Underway, Humanity's Future at Stake
Pope Leo delivers a stark warning that World War Three is already being fought, threatening humanity's future. Read his urgent plea for peace and global unity.
Pirate ship in garden sparks council planning row
A pensioner's massive DIY pirate ship, a neighbourhood Halloween favourite, faces a council investigation after a complaint. Steve Coombs says the attraction brings joy, but officials insist it needs planning permission.
Corbyn's new party in crisis at first conference
Jeremy Corbyn's new socialist party, 'Your Party', holds its first conference in Liverpool amid internal splits and leadership disputes. Will they find a name and unity?
Israeli troops accused of executing unarmed Palestinians
Shocking footage shows Israeli forces shooting two unarmed Palestinian men at point-blank range after they surrendered in Jenin. The incident is under review amid accusations of a war crime.
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