Lammy in diplomatic row with French Deputy Prime Minister
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy faces criticism after heated exchange with French Deputy Prime Minister, exposing diplomatic tensions between the UK and France.
Category : Politics
Trump's Viral Rant Against NY Politician Exposed
Former President Donald Trump launches extraordinary attack on New York assemblyman Zohran Mamdani in leaked footage, reigniting debate about political rhetoric and social justice reforms.
Labour demands probe into Cabinet Secretary's Tory links
Labour Party escalates pressure on Cabinet Secretary Simon Case over undisclosed Conservative Party connections, demanding immediate investigation into potential conflicts of interest at the heart of government.
Vandals destroy wooden soldier memorial in Staffordshire
Emotional veterans watch as hand-carved tribute to fallen heroes is smashed to pieces in shocking overnight attack on Staffordshire memorial.
Labour must clarify purpose, warns senior MP Powell
Shadow Leader Lucy Powell issues stark warning that Labour must urgently define its purpose amid concerns voters don't understand what party stands for under Keir Starmer's leadership.
Russia: Trump sanctions were 'act of war'
Former US President Donald Trump faces extraordinary accusations from Moscow as Russia's Foreign Ministry claims his sanctions policy constituted an 'act of war', escalating tensions between the nuclear powers.
South Korea First Lady's throne room photoshoot sparks outrage
Kim Keon Hee, South Korea's First Lady, faces mounting criticism after conducting a photoshoot in a restored 14th-century throne hall, raising questions about cultural preservation and political judgment.
Trump sends federal agents to San Francisco in immigration crackdown
Former President Donald Trump sends federal agents to San Francisco, escalating his immigration enforcement agenda and sparking immediate controversy.
Speaker Lindsay Hoyle faces backlash over Parliament rule change
Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle confronts mounting pressure after controversial procedural decision sparks fury across political parties in Westminster showdown.
Starmer: Sunak's secret France deal failed on Channel crossings
Keir Starmer launches blistering attack on PM Rishi Sunak, alleging clandestine agreement with France failed to stop small boat crossings as election battle intensifies over immigration crisis.
Trump's £180M White House Renovation Sparks Debate
As the White House East Wing undergoes a controversial £180 million renovation under former President Trump, questions arise about the timing, costs, and political motivations behind this massive taxpayer-funded project.
Trump's White House ballroom falls silent as election result announced
Exclusive eyewitness account reveals the dramatic moment Donald Trump and his inner circle received news of his election defeat in a packed White House ballroom, capturing the raw tension and disbelief that unfolded.
China's Communist Party Reshuffles Beijing Leadership
The Chinese Communist Party has unveiled significant personnel changes in Beijing's leadership structure, marking one of the most substantial political reorganisations in recent years.
Rubio warns Trump's West Bank plan risks conflict
Senior Republican Marco Rubio warns Donald Trump's plan to recognise Israeli sovereignty over West Bank could trigger immediate violence and destabilise Middle East peace efforts.
King Charles Makes History with Vatican Visit
In a groundbreaking diplomatic move, King Charles III becomes the first British monarch to attend a Vatican event alongside Catholic leaders, signalling a transformative shift in Anglican-Catholic relations.
Belgium sends €1.7B Russian assets to arm Ukraine
European Commission confirms Belgium will channel billions in frozen Russian assets to purchase military hardware for Ukraine's defence, marking unprecedented move in economic warfare against Moscow.
NYC Mayoral Debate: Heat But No Knockout Blow
The final New York mayoral debate saw fiery clashes between candidates but no clear frontrunner emerged as voters await election day verdict.
Fetterman Labels Trump Supporters 'Fascists' in Harris Defence
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman delivers explosive political commentary, defending Vice President Kamala Harris against criticism while issuing a stark warning about Donald Trump's movement.
Ukraine drones hit Russian oil refineries amid sanctions crisis
In a dramatic escalation, Ukrainian drones have pounded Russian oil refineries just hours after Trump imposed crushing sanctions on Moscow's energy giants, sparking fuel queues and nationwide power cuts across Russia.
Trump's West Bank Annexation Plan Resurfaces
Former President Donald Trump's explosive proposal to annex the occupied West Bank has re-emerged, threatening to destabilise fragile Middle East peace efforts and drawing international condemnation.
King Charles meets Pope Francis in Vatican historic visit
King Charles III makes history with his first papal audience as monarch, meeting Pope Francis at the Vatican in a significant diplomatic encounter focused on environmental issues and interfaith dialogue.
Trump's ballroom event during government shutdown
Former President Donald Trump hosted a lavish White House event while federal workers faced unpaid salaries during the government shutdown, creating striking political theatre.
EU uses frozen Russian assets for £2.2bn Ukraine loan
European leaders approve unprecedented plan to use frozen Russian state assets for massive Ukraine loan package, as Zelenskiy warns of escalating conflict.
Marianne Faithfull's £1.5m inheritance battle with cousin
Rock legend Marianne Faithfull faces explosive legal challenge from cousin over disputed inheritance of historic Devon property and family fortune
Jess Phillips retains PM's backing in grooming gangs inquiry
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson confirms Labour MP Jess Phillips maintains Prime Minister's full backing amid Conservative criticism of her appointment to lead grooming gangs investigation.
Belgium seizes Russian billions for Ukraine defence
In an unprecedented decision, Belgian authorities have confiscated €1.9 billion from frozen Russian assets, with funds redirected to support Ukraine's military efforts against Russian aggression.
Jess Phillips demands national grooming gang inquiry
Labour MP Jess Phillips calls for urgent national inquiry into grooming gangs after uncovering widespread failures in protecting vulnerable children across the UK.
King Charles makes historic first Vatican state visit
In a landmark moment for modern monarchy, King Charles III embarks on his first official state visit to the Vatican, meeting Pope Francis to discuss climate change, interfaith dialogue, and global peace initiatives.
Army veteran tears up over £5k council garden bill
Former soldier Kenny Thomson breaks down on television after Edinburgh council demands thousands for garden maintenance he never requested, sparking national outrage.
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