DWP's £425m benefit legal war chest exposed
Exclusive investigation uncovers the Department for Work and Pensions' hidden £425 million legal fund earmarked for fighting benefit claimants, with millions already spent ahead of the festive season.
Category : Politics
UK warns Poland could be next Putin target
John Healey delivers stark NATO warning during Warsaw visit, revealing UK's urgent military support for Ukraine as frontline defence against Russian aggression.
Hamas hostage torture revealed: 6ft5 commando beaten
Shocking details emerge about Noa Argamani's commando boyfriend who endured brutal torture at the hands of Hamas militants, including being kept chained in a 6ft cell and severely beaten after attempting escape during his year-long captivity.
UK accused of abandoning Afghan allies under Taliban rule
Exclusive investigation reveals hundreds of Afghan refugees remain stranded despite UK resettlement promises, as Taliban authorities strengthen control.
Pakistan court case seeks Love Island ban over obscenity
A controversial petition in Pakistan's Lahore High Court seeks to ban the popular reality show Love Island, accusing it of promoting obscene content and threatening cultural values in a landmark media censorship case.
Kenya's Raila Odinga dies aged 80
The political landscape of Kenya is in mourning following the death of veteran opposition leader and former prime minister Raila Odinga, a towering figure in East African politics for decades.
Starmer's awkward summit applause goes viral
Sir Keir Starmer faces social media ridicule after footage emerges showing his hesitant clapping during Egyptian peace conference, creating another diplomatic awkwardness for the Labour leader.
US government shutdown looms as Trump allies push agenda
With just days remaining, the US faces a potential federal shutdown as Trump allies demand sweeping changes to voting rights and government structure, setting up a dramatic political confrontation.
Hegseth's legal bid to gag The Guardian journalism
Fox News personality Pete Hegseth launches aggressive legal action against The Guardian, sparking concerns about press freedom and the intimidation of journalists in the UK media landscape.
Trump's mass federal layoff plan threatens US government
Former President Donald Trump unveils radical plan to slash federal workforce through sweeping layoffs and hiring freezes, sparking concerns about government stability and public services.
Zelensky revokes Odesa mayor's citizenship
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has revoked the citizenship of Odesa mayor Hennadii Trukhanov in a sweeping security crackdown targeting officials with alleged Russian ties.
Epping Forest migrant protest reveals community divisions
Tensions flare in Essex as residents protest and counter-protest the housing of asylum seekers at a local hotel, revealing deep community divisions over immigration policy.
Trump to Hamas: 'Disarm or We Will Disarm You'
Former US President Donald Trump issues chilling warning to Hamas during Gaza ceasefire negotiations, threatening direct military intervention if militants refuse to surrender weapons.
Labour delays Chinese super embassy decision amid security fears
Keir Starmer's administration delays controversial Chinese embassy expansion in London following intense security concerns and spying allegations. The massive diplomatic compound faces scrutiny over potential surveillance risks.
Agricultural Alliance Forms Cross-Party Coalition in Westminster
An extraordinary new political alliance representing rural and farming communities is reshaping Westminster dynamics, bringing together Conservative, DUP, Labour and Alliance Party members in a groundbreaking move.
Trump's Fake TIME Magazine Cover Sparks Controversy
Former US President Donald Trump faces scrutiny over a manipulated TIME magazine cover shared on Truth Social, raising questions about digital ethics in political communication.
Israel withdraws Gaza threat in hostage and aid deal
In a significant diplomatic breakthrough, Israel has withdrawn its threat to resume full-scale military operations in Gaza following a deal with Hamas for the return of hostages and remains, alongside improved humanitarian aid access.
Reagan's Forgotten Middle East Peace Blueprint
Decades before current conflicts, Ronald Reagan proposed a comprehensive Middle East peace plan that offered Palestinians self-government alongside Israeli security. As modern negotiations stall, experts ask: was the solution hiding in plain sight all alo
Israel: 25% of hostage bodies from Gaza show torture signs
Disturbing new evidence emerges as Israeli authorities reveal a quarter of recovered hostage bodies bore torture marks, deepening the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Pakistan begins mass deportation of Afghan migrants
Pakistan begins large-scale expulsion of undocumented Afghan nationals, giving thousands 48 hours to leave as security concerns escalate across border regions.
Two bodies found in New Forest national park
Police launch investigation after discovery of two bodies in separate locations within Hampshire's New Forest, with circumstances surrounding the deaths currently unknown.
Pressure on Downing Street Over Collapsed China Spy Case
The UK government faces growing demands to disclose secret intelligence after prosecutors dramatically dropped espionage charges against two men accused of spying for China, raising serious questions about the case's foundations.
Putin's Arab Summit Cancelled Amid Waning Influence
The abrupt cancellation of a major Russia-Arab summit reveals deepening cracks in Moscow's Middle East strategy as global powers realign amid ongoing conflicts.
Russia Provokes NATO as France Faces Ukraine Policy Crisis
Tensions escalate as Russia conducts provocative military exercises near NATO borders while France faces political turmoil over Ukraine policy, creating the most significant European security crisis in decades.
Waterloo Road actor jailed for builder fraud scam
Former Waterloo Road actor Zachary Sutcliffe has been sentenced to prison after running a fraudulent building business that left customers thousands out of pocket while pretending to be a successful BBC star.
British fisherman detained in Australia over visa discrepancy
Cornwall fisherman John Davies was held in Australian detention for three weeks after a minor visa discrepancy, sparking diplomatic concerns and highlighting border control tensions.
Margaret Thatcher's Secret Affairs: Explosive Claims
Newly unearthed documents allege former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher engaged in two extramarital affairs while leading the country, challenging her carefully crafted public image.
Labour's £38bn spending plan exposed in tax clash
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces Conservative accusations of hidden tax rises as PMQs erupts over Labour's spending commitments. Kemi Badenoch leads attack while Nigel Farage weighs in on immigration.
Australia bans Candace Owens in visa controversy
Controversial American commentator Candace Owens has been barred from entering Australia, sparking intense debate about free speech and border control powers. The decision follows pressure from political figures concerned about her divisive rhetoric.
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