Brain Drain Crisis Hits UK as Young Workers Flee
Official figures reveal record exodus of young Britons while asylum seekers comprise nearly half of net migration. Experts warn of economic strain following Reeves' Budget.
Category : Politics
Reeves' Uncle Attacks Labour Budget as 'Disgrace'
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Conservative-supporting uncle Terry Smith launches blistering attack on her budget, calling it a 'bloody disgrace' and claiming Labour is 'out of their depth'.
BBC Make-Up Artists Accused of Contaminating Farage Brushes
Historian Lisa Hilton alleges BBC make-up artists used contaminated brushes on Nigel Farage. The Brexit campaigner has long accused the broadcaster of bias. Read the full story.
Labour faces 'benefits before bullets' defence funding crisis
Former military chiefs condemn Labour's defence funding black hole as Type 31 frigate programme faces delays. Read how welfare spending overshadows security needs.
Patel Accuses Starmer of Risking UK Security Over Israel
Dame Priti Patel warns Keir Starmer is endangering Britain's security and reputation as anti-Semitism reaches Corbyn-era levels. Read the exclusive interview.
Ex-Mayor Found to Have Misled Voters
Queensland's corruption watchdog finds former Townsville mayor Troy Thompson misled the public about his health, military service, and qualifications. Discover the full investigation findings.
National Guard member dies in Washington shooting
Sarah Beckstrom of the National Guard has died following a shooting near the White House. President Trump confirmed the tragic news as another guard fights for life.
Press Freedom Under Attack Worldwide
Journalists face unprecedented threats from Gaza to America. This erosion of press freedom could happen anywhere. Learn why we must defend media liberty now.
National Guard Member Dies in DC Terror Attack
President Trump confirms National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom, 20, has died after being ambushed in a Washington D.C. terror attack. Read the latest updates on this tragic story.
National Guard member dies in Washington terror attack
A female National Guard member has died after a targeted shooting near the White House. The suspected Afghan national attacker is in custody as the FBI investigates the act of terror.
MTG's Congress exit fuels The View host speculation
Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation from Congress has ignited rumours she could join ABC's The View. A producer says 'never say never' after her well-received appearance.
CIA-linked Afghan immigrant shoots soldiers near White House
An Afghan immigrant, previously part of a CIA-backed unit, is in custody after shooting two National Guard soldiers near the White House. Learn about the investigation and the political fallout.
ICE agents detain actress, brand tribal ID 'fake'
Indigenous actress Elaine Miles details ICE detention where agents dismissed her tribal ID as fake. Read her shocking account and the wider implications for tribal sovereignty.
Refugee groups fear backlash after DC shooting
Refugee organisations express terror over potential xenophobic backlash after an Afghan national shot two National Guard soldiers in Washington, D.C. Learn more.
Zsa Zsa Gabor's Thanksgiving Turkey Tradition Scandal
How Zsa Zsa Gabor's 1989 conviction for slapping a Beverly Hills policeman led to her annual tradition of donating 200 turkeys to a homeless shelter every Thanksgiving.
Labour scraps two-child benefit cap in Budget move
Keir Starmer abolishes the two-child benefit cap, calling it a 'failed social experiment' that pushed children into poverty. The £3bn move will lift 450,000 children from hardship.
Barnaby Joyce resigns from Nationals for One Nation
Former Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce confirms resignation to sit as independent and considers joining Pauline Hanson's One Nation party after controversial dinner meeting.
Guinea-Bissau coup: President flees to Senegal as junta takes power
Deposed Guinea-Bissau president Umaro Sissoco Embaló arrives in Senegal following military coup. New junta leader announced as West African nations condemn takeover. Read the latest developments.
Trump's golf costs taxpayers $71M, may reach $300M
President Trump's taxpayer-funded golf travel has reached $71 million in his second term and could hit $300 million. Analysis reveals staggering costs of Mar-a-Lago trips.
Trump plans $300m ballroom and DC landmark 'fix'
Donald Trump announces a $300m White House ballroom and a controversial clean-up of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, blaming 'Biden filth'. Read the full story.
Two-Child Benefit Cap Scrapped by Labour
Chancellor Rachel Reeves scraps the two-child benefit cap, lifting an estimated 450,000 children out of poverty. See how your constituency is affected.
NYC Fire Commissioner quits after mayor-elect win
NYC Fire Commissioner Robert Tucker resigns citing ideological differences with mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani. Get the full story on this political shake-up.
Queen Camilla's plea for Ukraine at Rifles dinner
Queen Camilla, speaking at a Rifles regimental dinner, invoked historical parallels to express hope that standing up to tyranny can end the devastating war in Ukraine. Read her powerful speech.
MTG's explosive resignation rant targets Republican men
Marjorie Taylor Greene announces resignation with blistering attack on Republican men and two-party system. Read her full explosive statements and the reasons behind her departure.
French Civil Servant Drugged Women During Interviews
A French culture ministry official allegedly spiked drinks of over 240 women during job interviews, causing severe physical distress. Police discovered detailed records of his 'experiments' spanning nine years.
UK Net Migration Drops as Asylum Claims Soar
UK net immigration falls to 204,000, but asylum claims hit a record 110,000. Discover the conflicting trends shaping Britain's immigration debate and public perception.
SNP accused of gaslighting voters over policies
John Swinney's SNP faces accusations of political gaslighting over benefit caps and business taxes. Discover how Nationalists oppose policies they once supported.
JK Rowling 'Too Big to Bully' in NHS Trans Row
A top barrister defends JK Rowling's stance on women's rights in a landmark employment tribunal involving an A&E nurse and a trans medic. Discover the legal fallout.
Peru's Castillo sentenced to 11.5 years in prison
Former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo sentenced to 11.5 years for conspiracy. Read the full story on the political crisis and diplomatic fallout.
OBR Chief Prepared to Resign Over Budget Leak
OBR chair Richard Hughes offers to resign after a technical error led to the premature leak of Rachel Reeves' Budget. An investigation is underway to prevent future breaches.
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