Labour Faces Senedd Meltdown in Shock Welsh Poll
Exclusive polling reveals Keir Starmer's Labour could lose 10 Senedd seats while Reform UK makes dramatic gains, threatening to overtake Plaid Cymru in Welsh political shake-up.
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Kremlin in panic over protests and exiled oligarch
Russian security forces on high alert as protests erupt in St Petersburg and exiled oil tycoon urges regime change amid growing unrest against Putin's government.
Chinese Spy Scandal: Six Shocking Westminster Revelations
Explosive new details emerge about sophisticated Chinese spying operations targeting British politicians and government institutions, raising serious national security concerns.
Germany revives conscription as EU warns of Russia war
Berlin considers dramatic return to national service while European Union warns member states to urgently prepare for potential conflict with Russia in stark security alert.
Chinese soldiers fought at D-Day, diary discovery reveals
Historical discovery uncovers astonishing account of Chinese servicemen fighting alongside Allied forces during the Normandy landings, rewriting WWII narratives.
Westminster researcher charged in China espionage case
A parliamentary researcher at the heart of a major China espionage investigation has been formally charged, raising serious national security concerns about foreign interference in UK politics.
Reeves: Wealthy must pay fair tax share
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils Labour's bold plan to crack down on wealthy tax avoiders and close loopholes costing Britain billions. Exclusive interview reveals tough new stance on tax fairness.
NATO F-35s intercept Russian spy plane near Norway
In a tense high-altitude confrontation, two advanced NATO F-35 fighter jets were urgently scrambled to intercept and shadow a Russian intelligence aircraft approaching Norwegian airspace, showcasing the ongoing aerial brinkmanship in Europe's northern fro
Prince Andrew's 'Too Young' Remark to Giuffre in Memoir
Shocking new allegations emerge as Prince Andrew reportedly told Virginia Giuffre her daughters were 'a little younger than you' during sexual encounter, according to her forthcoming autobiography.
Mum and Dad Found Dead in Cornwall Campervan Tragedy
A quiet Cornish car park became the scene of an unimaginable tragedy when a married couple were discovered dead in their campervan, leaving family and friends in shock.
UK Aid Cuts Threaten Millions with Preventable Deaths
Proposed cuts to Britain's Global Fund could reverse decades of progress against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, putting millions of lives at risk according to leading health organisations.
Gaza Ceasefire Talks Intensify as Rafah Crisis Worsens
Critical negotiations unfold as Israel and Hamas edge closer to potential ceasefire agreement, with mounting international pressure and complex hostage negotiations determining the fate of thousands in Gaza.
Macron survives no-confidence vote by narrow margin
Emmanuel Macron's administration survives political showdown after tense parliamentary vote, but faces weakened authority and growing opposition pressure.
Reeves: No Room for Tax Cuts in Labour Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirms tax rises are inevitable in Labour's first budget as economic reality bites, with Brexit fallout and Tory legacy creating fiscal straitjacket.
Badenoch attacks Starmer over China policy in PMQs clash
International Trade Secretary launches fierce attack on Labour leader during PMQs, claiming Starmer opposed measures to protect UK from Chinese influence while serving under Jeremy Corbyn.
Russia's Sanctuary for Deposed World Leaders Exposed
Exclusive investigation uncovers how Russian President Vladimir Putin has provided sanctuary to multiple deposed world leaders, creating what experts call a 'graveyard for fallen autocrats'.
Faroe Islands reject Trump property interest
The Faroe Islands have firmly dismissed suggestions they could be sold to the US, following Donald Trump's interest in purchasing Greenland. Island leaders assert their sovereignty and commitment to remaining part of the Kingdom of Denmark.
Starmer in Chinese donor court case storm
Explosive court documents reveal Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is named in a high-profile legal case involving controversial Chinese donors, raising questions about political transparency and foreign influence.
Indonesia picks Chinese stealth jets over Russian fighters
In a significant geopolitical pivot, Indonesia has abandoned its planned purchase of Russian Sukhoi Su-35 fighters, opting instead for China's advanced Chengdu J-20 stealth aircraft amid Western sanctions pressure.
Ukraine's Stolen Children: Systematic Family Separation
Exclusive investigation reveals the systematic separation of Ukrainian children from their families amid ongoing conflict, with many facing irreversible trauma and identity loss.
Hamas Claims Religious Justification for Israel Attacks
Exclusive analysis reveals Hamas's controversial religious manifesto attempting to justify October 7th attacks through Islamic and Christian theology, drawing widespread condemnation.
Trump Claims IRS Targeted Left-Wing Groups and Democratic Donors
Explosive allegations emerge as Donald Trump claims the IRS specifically targeted left-wing organisations and prominent Democratic donors during his presidency, reigniting debates about political weaponisation of federal agencies.
Trump sends National Guard to San Francisco in immigration move
Former President Donald Trump's unprecedented order sending National Guard troops to San Francisco creates political firestorm and legal challenges in latest immigration policy move.
Victoria signs first treaty with Gippsland First Peoples
In a groundbreaking moment for Indigenous reconciliation, Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan signs Australia's first-ever formal treaty with Gippsland's traditional owners, establishing a new framework for self-determination and cultural preservation.
Hitchens: Thatcher wasn't a true Conservative
In a controversial tribute, journalist Peter Hitchens argues Margaret Thatcher wasn't a true Conservative and questions her political legacy on what would have been her centenary.
Gen Z Demands Overhaul of UK Government and Monarchy
Exclusive research reveals Generation Z's dramatic break from tradition, with overwhelming support for constitutional reform, equality laws and rethinking the Royal Family's role in modern Britain.
Trump's radical second-term agenda takes shape
The Trump administration is pushing unprecedented immigration restrictions and preparing to assert extraordinary executive authority, setting up dramatic constitutional clashes.
Israel Recovers Hostage Bodies Amid Gaza Fighting
Israeli forces recover bodies of Hamas-held hostages during intense Gaza operations while diplomatic efforts continue to secure fragile ceasefire agreement and prisoner exchange.
Trump Claims India Will Give Up Russian Oil Imports
Former President Donald Trump claims India is preparing to abandon Russian oil imports, signalling a potential geopolitical realignment amid ongoing Ukraine conflict.
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