Starmer faces heat over China prosecutors meeting

Labour leader Keir Starmer confronts mounting criticism following revelations of a secretive meeting between Chinese prosecutors and senior CPS officials during his tenure as Director of Public Prosecutions.

Trump's 300ft 'Arc of America' Border Monument Revealed

Exclusive details emerge about Donald Trump's ambitious 'Arc of America' project - a monumental 300ft archway planned for the US-Mexico border, featuring presidential tributes and sparking both admiration and controversy.

MP reveals Chinese state harassment in UK

Senior Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat calls for immediate government intervention after revealing Chinese state-linked harassment of UK citizens, including threats to family members.

Nick Fuentes Leaked Texts Spark Republican Crisis

Controversial white nationalist Nick Fuentes has ignited political firestorm following leaked messages showing his attempts to cultivate relationships with prominent Republicans, raising serious questions about party boundaries.

Racing owner banned after rape conviction

The British Horseracing Authority has issued a permanent exclusion to owner Michael Thomas following his conviction for rape and sexual assault, banning him from all licensed premises.

Gaza War: Is the Conflict Really Over?

An in-depth examination of the current ceasefire in Gaza, exploring whether this marks the end of hostilities or merely another pause in the long-running conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Gaza's Humanitarian Catastrophe: The Human Cost

As the Gaza conflict persists, the devastating human toll extends beyond immediate casualties to encompass a collapsing healthcare system, psychological trauma, and the erosion of fundamental human dignity.

Supreme Court Weakens Voting Rights Act

In a landmark ruling, the US Supreme Court has fundamentally weakened the Voting Rights Act, raising alarm about minority voter protections and the future of electoral fairness in America.

French PM survives twin no-confidence votes

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu clings to power after surviving two dramatic no-confidence votes in the National Assembly, testing President Gabriel Attal's minority government.

Racist ex-officer fights spy inquiry summons

A former police officer identified as a racist is taking unprecedented legal action to avoid testifying at the Undercover Policing Inquiry into the Stephen Lawrence case, sparking outrage from the family's representatives.

China arrests pastor Jin Mingri in Zion Church crackdown

Exclusive investigation reveals Chinese authorities' intensified crackdown on underground Christian churches, with prominent pastor Jin Mingri facing serious charges amid growing religious persecution concerns.

Border chief warns of new Channel migrant surge

Britain's borders chief reveals alarming new migration patterns with increased violence against police, while Labour's anti-smuggling pledge faces implementation challenges.

Epstein's Paedophile Island: New Horrifying Details

Fresh revelations expose the horrifying reality of Jeffrey Epstein's private Caribbean island, where underage girls were allegedly trafficked to powerful men including Prince Andrew and Bill Clinton.

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