Library staff threatened over feminist book protests
Library employees in Westminster report being threatened by managers after refusing to remove a contentious feminist book from shelves following public protests.
Category : Politics
Pentagon official slept in uniform for 3 years
Former Pentagon official Pete Hegseth makes startling admission about his military sleeping habits during Trump administration, sparking controversy and disbelief.
UK sends border officers to Balkans to fight people smugglers
Exclusive: British border officers are being sent to the Balkans frontline in a major new offensive against criminal gangs orchestrating small boat crossings, as Labour government announces sweeping immigration reforms.
Trump's Alleged Venezuela Strike Plan Revealed
Ex-President Donald Trump reportedly pressed CIA for boat attack on Venezuela during final year in office, according to former intelligence officer's explosive claims.
Trump Allies Make Dramatic Court Appearance in San Francisco
Former President Donald Trump's high-profile legal team, including Kash Patel and Pam Bondi, made a striking appearance at a San Francisco appeals court hearing, signalling intense focus on a crucial case with significant implications.
Trump hails Black women in MAGA hats at Chicago rally
Former President Donald Trump made waves during his Chicago visit, celebrating African American supporters wearing his signature red caps in what he called a powerful display of diversity within his movement.
Chinese Spy Operation in No.10 Lasted 10 Years
Explosive revelations expose how Chinese operatives allegedly stole secrets from the heart of British government for ten years, raising serious questions about national security and political leadership.
US B-52H Bomber Spotted Over Venezuelan Airspace
A formidable US Air Force B-52H Stratofortress bomber has been tracked flying over Venezuelan airspace in a significant show of military presence, sparking international attention and raising geopolitical tensions in the region.
ICE detains teenager in Massachusetts immigration operation
US immigration authorities face criticism after detaining a teenager at a Massachusetts home in a case raising questions about enforcement practices and youth protections.
Hamas returns two hostage bodies, 19 Brits still missing
Hamas confirms return of two hostage remains while 19 British citizens remain unaccounted for in ongoing Middle East conflict, leaving families in agonising limbo.
Prince Andrew accuser makes new Epstein claims in BBC doc
Virginia Giuffre, who accused Prince Andrew of sexual assault, will reveal new details about Jeffrey Epstein's operation in an upcoming BBC documentary, promising explosive revelations about the British establishment.
Supreme Court weakens Voting Rights Act in Alabama case
The US Supreme Court has issued a landmark ruling that weakens the Voting Rights Act, allowing Alabama to maintain congressional districts that critics say dilute Black voting power.
Pete Hegseth's flight emergency landing after pressure fail
Fox News commentator Pete Hegseth's transatlantic flight to Britain was abruptly diverted to Bangor, Maine, following a sudden cabin pressure failure, leaving passengers shaken but unharmed.
Gaza ceasefire fails to ease aid distribution crisis
Despite the recent truce with Israel, life-saving aid struggles to reach desperate civilians in Gaza City amid destroyed infrastructure and security concerns, creating a deepening humanitarian catastrophe.
Trump's Fragile Gaza Peace Plan: What Comes Next?
An in-depth analysis of Donald Trump's controversial Middle East peace initiative for Gaza, examining its viability, international reactions, and what comes next in the volatile region.
Madagascar military leader to become president Friday
Madagascar faces a historic political transformation as a senior military commander prepares to be sworn in as president this Friday, following constitutional intervention by the armed forces.
Trump axes 10,000 jobs, protects military pay in shutdown
Exclusive: Former President Trump directs controversial budget cuts while ensuring military salaries continue amid looming government shutdown crisis
British boy abducted to Russia in custody battle
A Russian mother faces international arrest warrant after allegedly abducting her British son to Moscow, sparking diplomatic tensions and a desperate search by the heartbroken father.
Church of England faces rebellion over same-sex blessings
The Archbishop of York confronts significant dissent within the Church of England as traditionalist clergy challenge the recent approval of prayers for same-sex couples, threatening potential splits.
Maddow exposes American Nazi Party's Alabama origins
Rachel Maddow exposes how a small Alabama town became the unlikely birthplace of the American Nazi Party in a groundbreaking MSNBC investigation.
Oklahoma mandates Bible teaching in public schools
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signs executive order mandating Bible and Ten Commandments instruction in schools, igniting fierce constitutional debate about religious freedom in American education.
Ambulance delayed by Portland ICE facility protest
Emergency medical response hampered as protesters block roads during Portland ICE facility demonstration, raising serious questions about protest safety protocols.
Judge blocks Trump's unpaid worker recall during shutdown
A California federal judge delivers a major blow to the Trump administration, blocking their controversial move to recall federal employees without pay during the government shutdown.
Orban must not derail Ukraine's EU accession
As EU leaders gather for crucial Ukraine membership negotiations, fears grow that Hungary's Viktor Orban could single-handedly block Europe's strategic future. Analysis reveals why his veto threat must not prevail.
China Spy Trial: Labour's Critical Security Test
As Britain confronts a major Chinese espionage case, the Labour government faces its first real test in demonstrating it understands the Beijing threat. Analysis of the political and diplomatic implications.
Gaza Ceasefire: Can the Fragile Peace Hold?
As a tentative ceasefire takes effect in Gaza, The Guardian's Full Story podcast examines whether this fragile truce can survive mounting pressures and what it means for civilians caught in the crossfire.
Mone-linked PPE firm misses £122m repayment deadline
A PPE company at the centre of the Michelle Mone controversy has failed to repay £122m of taxpayer money by the government's deadline, escalating the high-stakes legal battle.
Trump threatens to sabotage World Cup over Saudi bid
Exclusive analysis reveals Donald Trump's threat to leverage US power against the 2034 World Cup if Saudi Arabia's bid succeeds, creating a major diplomatic crisis in global football.
Barghouti assaulted in Israeli prison, son claims
Exclusive: Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti reportedly attacked by Israeli prison guards according to his son, raising serious human rights concerns and diplomatic tensions.
Prince Andrew Faces Fresh Legal Storm in Giuffre Case
Newly unsealed court documents reveal explosive details about Virginia Giuffre's abuse allegations against Prince Andrew, reopening old wounds in the Epstein scandal.
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