Trump pledges federal troops for San Francisco crime
Former President Donald Trump pledges to deploy federal forces to tackle San Francisco's spiralling crime crisis, targeting shoplifting and drug offences in radical intervention.
Category : Politics
China ambassador faces tense parliamentary grilling over rights
Tensions flared in Parliament as China's ambassador to Britain, Zheng Zeguang, faced intense questioning from MPs about human rights abuses, Hong Kong freedoms, and the treatment of Uyghur Muslims in a dramatic committee session.
Trump Advisor's NBA Mafia Comments Spark Fury
Former Trump administration official Kash Patel faces backlash after suggesting the ex-president could deploy 'NBA mafia' tactics against political opponents, drawing sharp criticism from ESPN's Stephen A. Smith.
NYC Mayor defends professor from racist attacks
New York City Mayor Eric Adams condemns racist attacks against Columbia University professor Mahmood Mamdani following controversial Israel-Palestine comments
Trump's Military Plan Against Mexican Cartels Revealed
Former President Donald Trump proposes unprecedented military action against Mexican drug cartels, raising constitutional questions and international concerns.
Labour concedes defeat in Caerphilly by-election
Keir Starmer's Labour Party concedes defeat in the crucial Caerphilly by-election as counting continues, signalling major political shifts in traditional Welsh strongholds.
Sarah Ferguson Speaks on Windsor Stay Amid Epstein Scandal
The Duchess of York speaks exclusively about her controversial Windsor Castle accommodation while maintaining distance from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal that continues to rock the Royal Family.
Reeves: No income tax rise in Labour manifesto
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves makes firm commitment to freeze income tax rates, positioning Labour as party of fiscal responsibility ahead of general election.
Trump reverses decision to send troops to San Francisco
In a dramatic policy U-turn, the Trump administration has scrapped controversial plans to send federal law enforcement personnel to California's Bay Area following significant political backlash.
McGregor sparks storm with Irish leader comments
UFC superstar Conor McGregor faces backlash after making inflammatory remarks about Irish political leaders and their stance on Palestine, drawing condemnation from government officials.
Labour Leader's Galway Speech Sparks Political Debate
Labour Party leader Ivana Bacik delivers powerful address in Galway, outlining progressive vision for Ireland's future while addressing key political challenges.
Protestant man, 89, becomes Irish citizen after 70 years
After seven decades living in Ireland, 89-year-old Eric James has finally received Irish citizenship in a heartwarming story of belonging and identity.
Starmer meets Zelensky, vows unwavering UK support
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer meets Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in London, pledging continued military and humanitarian support while discussing long-term security cooperation.
MPs want police access to encrypted messages
Home Secretary faces parliamentary pressure to force Samsung, Apple and Google to provide access to encrypted messages in criminal investigations, raising privacy concerns.
Government facing major financial risks, warns watchdog
The National Audit Office head Gareth Davies reveals serious concerns about government financial management and accountability in exclusive interview with David Lammy.
Cambridge Union faces government investigation over secret programme
Exclusive: Ministers launch investigation into Cambridge University's prestigious debating society over concerns about undisclosed government collaboration and potential influence on policymaking.
SNP pressured over MP's Epstein links in court documents
The Scottish National Party confronts serious questions after court documents reveal connections between a senior MP and the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, sparking political turmoil.
France's small boats surrender: Macron's migrant crisis deepens
Exclusive investigation reveals how French authorities are struggling to contain the Channel migrant crisis as resources stretch to breaking point, with UK border forces intercepting thousands.
BBC Audience Laughs at Tory MP's Immigration Defence
Conservative MP Michael Tomlinson faced ridicule on BBC Question Time after struggling to explain why immigration remains at record highs despite repeated Tory promises to reduce numbers.
Windrush victims get 75% compensation upfront
The UK government announces radical changes to the Windrush compensation scheme, offering victims 75% of estimated payments immediately while final claims are processed.
Irish PM cancels Westminster speech amid tensions
Taoiseach Micheál Martin abruptly cancels planned address to British parliament members amid diplomatic tensions and political pressure in Dublin.
Scottish MPs face Grangemouth energy vote ban
Controversial new UK government legislation could prevent Scottish MPs from voting on England's energy matters, sparking constitutional crisis fears and accusations of silencing Scotland's voice.
MP: PM's weakness leaves crime victims unprotected
Conservative MP Chris Philp launches scathing attack on government's crime record, warning soft justice policies are emboldening criminals while victims suffer the consequences.
Trump pledges troops for San Francisco crime crisis
Former President Donald Trump vows to send military forces into San Francisco to tackle crime and homelessness if re-elected, sparking fierce debate in Silicon Valley.
Bloody Sunday 'Witch Hunt': Campaigners Condemn Prosecution
Exclusive: Family members and campaigners speak out against the decision to charge Soldier F over 1972 Bloody Sunday killings, calling it a politically motivated 'witch hunt' that undermines peace process promises.
Chinese spy vessels detected near UK-US military base
Exclusive investigation reveals sophisticated Chinese surveillance operation targeting strategic Diego Garcia military installation in the Indian Ocean, raising alarm in Whitehall and Pentagon.
Trump admin authorises Venezuela land strikes
In a controversial move, the Trump administration has reportedly authorised US forces to conduct ground strikes against Venezuelan military assets, marking a significant escalation in American intervention.
Court rules against Trump veterans benefits decisions
A US federal court has struck down Trump-era veterans benefits rulings, declaring them 'improperly decided' in a landmark decision that could affect thousands of former service members.
Motability scheme costs £275m extra under Labour
Labour's controversial changes to disability vehicle scheme spark outrage as costs soar by £275 million, leaving taxpayers to foot the bill while disabled users face uncertainty.
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