Survivors demand Jess Phillips return or quit panel
Five survivors of grooming gangs have threatened to resign from a government panel unless Labour minister Jess Phillips is reinstalled, creating an early crisis for the Prime Minister.
Category : Politics
Trump hosts donors in White House ballroom, ethics concerns
Former President Donald Trump has sparked controversy by hosting a high-dollar donor reception in the White House ballroom, raising fresh concerns about the blurring of political fundraising and official government business.
Illinois GOP lawmakers face expulsion over harassment claims
Two Illinois Republican representatives face potential expulsion following serious misconduct allegations including harassment and intimidation of staff members, sparking bipartisan condemnation.
Ex-soldier jailed for Derry terror offences
Ex-Royal Military Police soldier Dean Hardy, 38, receives 18-month sentence for terror offences after being caught in undercover operation in Londonderry. The former soldier admitted preparing terrorist acts and disseminating terrorist publications.
RAF intercepts Russian spy plane near Scottish coast
A Russian intelligence aircraft was intercepted by RAF Typhoon fighters off the coast of Moray in a tense standoff, as Defence Secretary John Healey pledges continued vigilance against Moscow's provocations.
Lords face legal challenge over life sentence bill
Peers in the House of Lords are confronting a potential legal battle as human rights lawyers prepare to challenge new legislation that could keep prisoners incarcerated indefinitely without meaningful review.
How Western Sanctions Against Russia Are Failing Ukraine
Exclusive analysis reveals how Western sanctions against Russia are falling short, with critical loopholes allowing Moscow to continue its war machine while Ukraine fights with limited resources.
Vance: Israel annexation vote 'stupid political stunt'
US Senator JD Vance has sparked diplomatic controversy by sharply criticising Israel's Knesset vote to annex the West Bank, labelling it a 'stupid political stunt' that undermines Middle East stability.
Pakistan bans Imran Khan's party from elections
In a dramatic political development, Pakistan's electoral commission has banned Imran Khan's political party from contesting upcoming elections, dealing a severe blow to the imprisoned former prime minister's political future.
No10 blocks MPs' debate on Prince Andrew conduct
Downing Street faces backlash after refusing MPs time to scrutinise Prince Andrew's conduct amid ongoing controversy over his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein and taxpayer-funded mansion.
Labour's Mahmood: Channel Crossings System Failing
Shadow Justice Secretary calls for immediate government action on small boat crossings, describing current approach as 'unacceptable' and demanding proper processing of asylum claims.
War widow's anguish as Taliban retakes Afghanistan
Christina Schmid, widow of fallen soldier Olaf Schmid, speaks out as Taliban retakes Afghanistan, questioning the sacrifice of 457 British lives in the 20-year conflict.
David Lammy designated as Labour's Deputy PM stand-in
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy temporarily assumes Deputy Prime Minister duties during government reshuffle, raising questions about Labour's Whitehall preparations.
Loose Women cancelled in ITV schedule shakeup
ITV viewers were left baffled as Loose Women suddenly disappeared from schedules, replaced by extended news coverage amid breaking political developments.
King Charles may redefine Defender of Faith title
As King Charles III assumes the throne, speculation mounts over whether he will modernise the ancient title 'Defender of the Faith' to embrace Britain's multi-faith society, potentially transforming the monarchy's relationship with religion.
North Korea tests hypersonic missile amid global concerns
Kim Jong-un's regime has successfully test-fired a new hypersonic missile, raising serious concerns about regional stability and defence capabilities. The advanced weapon system represents a significant escalation in North Korea's military programme.
Bangladesh files new case against Nobel winner Yunus
In a dramatic escalation of political tensions, Bangladesh's government has filed a new corruption case against Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus, drawing international concern over democratic freedoms.
Starmer seeks relationship reset with France's Macron
In a bold pre-election move, Sir Keir Starmer initiates high-level talks with French President Emmanuel Macron, signalling Labour's readiness to reshape UK-European relations.
Chinese Heiress Mystery: Victim Claims Silenced After Crash
Exclusive revelations emerge as the alleged victim of mysterious Chinese heiress speaks out about being silenced following the bizarre crash that stunned Australian authorities. New details expose the tangled web of wealth, power and intimidation.
Labour reshuffle: Phillips and Mahmood get key shadow roles
Keir Starmer appoints Jess Phillips as shadow minister for domestic violence and safeguarding, while Shabana Mahmood becomes shadow justice secretary in major Labour reshuffle.
King Charles III's historic Vatican visit strengthens ties
King Charles III undertakes groundbreaking visit to the Vatican, signalling strengthened ties between Church of England and Catholic Church in post-Brexit Britain
Soldier F Faces New Bloody Sunday Prosecution Bid
Exclusive: Fresh developments in the Bloody Sunday investigation as Soldier F, the former paratrooper at the centre of the 1972 Derry massacre, could face prosecution following new evidence revelations.
Starmer's Sussex break before election campaign
Sir Keir Starmer chooses East Sussex countryside for pre-election break as Labour prepares for government, with key shadow ministers spotted in constituency visits.
Supreme Court to rule on Trump ballot eligibility
The US Supreme Court weighs whether Donald Trump can be barred from presidential ballots over Capitol riot allegations, setting up a constitutional showdown with nationwide implications.
Parachute Regiment faces new Troubles investigation
New probe launched into British soldier's fatal shooting of 18-year-old Patrick McVeigh in Belfast during The Troubles, raising questions about historical military conduct.
UK US ambassador frontrunner suffers major setback
The frontrunner in the race to become Britain's next ambassador to Washington suffers significant blow after scrutiny of past article criticising Donald Trump, throwing high-stakes diplomatic appointment into uncertainty.
Russian intelligence plotting UK infrastructure sabotage
Exclusive: British security services uncover sophisticated Russian plot to destroy military and economic infrastructure across London and the UK, prompting urgent counter-measures.
Ex-Minister Carmichael in fishing remarks controversy
Exclusive: Former Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael sparks controversy with remarks about Scotland's fishing industry, drawing criticism from political opponents including Labour's Angela Eagle.
Starmer: Review Prince Andrew's Titles After Settlement
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer ignites constitutional debate over Prince Andrew's future royal privileges following sexual assault allegations and out-of-court settlement.
Trump Defiant in NH as Government Shutdown Deadline Nears
Donald Trump delivers fiery New Hampshire speech attacking Biden administration while government shutdown deadline approaches, creating political chaos in Washington.
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