Met Police Refuse to Ban Armistice Day Protest
Sir Keir Starmer condemns Metropolitan Police's refusal to ban pro-Palestine demonstration on Armistice Day as tensions rise over London protest plans.
Category : Politics
Biden undergoes fresh medical procedure amid health concerns
US President Joe Biden has undergone another medical examination amid ongoing health discussions, with the White House confirming routine dental care during his latest check-up.
Ceremonial horse Quaker retires to sanctuary life
After eight years of distinguished ceremonial service with the British military, Quaker the horse begins his peaceful retirement at The Horse Trust sanctuary near London.
Police protect Starmer from pro-Palestine protesters
Labour leader Keir Starmer faced heated protests from pro-Palestine demonstrators in Central London, requiring Metropolitan Police intervention during the tense confrontation.
Starmer: Farage provides cover for Tory tax rises
Keir Starmer accuses Nigel Farage of creating a diversion from Conservative economic failures as Britain braces for painful Autumn Budget tax increases.
Gaza's catastrophic destruction revealed after Israeli withdrawal
Exclusive analysis reveals the catastrophic damage to Gaza's infrastructure as ceasefire talks continue, with entire neighbourhoods reduced to rubble and essential services destroyed.
Cooper scraps Rwanda scheme as first act as Home Secretary
New Home Secretary Yvette Cooper terminates controversial Rwanda asylum plan immediately after taking office, signalling major shift in UK immigration policy under Starmer government.
Met Police intervene as protesters confront Starmer
Labour leader Keir Starmer faced heated protests from pro-Palestine demonstrators outside a venue in Central London, requiring Metropolitan Police intervention to ensure his safe departure.
Police intervene as protesters confront Starmer in London
Labour leader Keir Starmer faced heated protests outside a central London venue as demonstrators criticised his stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict, requiring police intervention to ensure his safe departure.
China invites US defence officials for talks in Guangxi
In a significant diplomatic development, China has invited US defence officials for crucial talks in Guangxi, signalling potential warming relations between the superpowers after years of tension.
Trump's Gaza ceasefire bid rejected by Netanyahu
Former US President Donald Trump's attempt to broker a Gaza ceasefire has spectacularly unravelled, with Israeli PM Netanyahu publicly rejecting the proposal and Palestinian officials dismissing it as 'empty rhetoric'.
Met Police criticised over Palestine protest arrests
London's Metropolitan Police confronts mounting criticism after arresting protesters for displaying Palestinian symbols during demonstrations, sparking intense debate about free speech and policing impartiality.
Starmer vows to use Russian assets for Ukraine rebuild
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer commits to using frozen Russian state assets to fund Ukraine's reconstruction if elected, during crucial talks with President Zelensky at Labour conference.
Tony Blair visited Epstein's NY home multiple times
Newly uncovered flight records show former PM Tony Blair visited Jeffrey Epstein's New York residence multiple times, raising questions about their relationship amid the financier's sex trafficking scandal.
Netanyahu: Israel will invade Rafah despite ceasefire talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insists military will enter Rafah regardless of temporary ceasefire outcome, creating major diplomatic rift with Washington.
Scottish Labour rebellion over Westminster control
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar confronts growing internal dissent as party figures challenge Westminster's authority over Scottish affairs, threatening to undermine Keir Starmer's general election strategy.
Tony Blair flew on Jeffrey Epstein's private jet in 2002
Newly uncovered documents reveal Tony Blair travelled on Jeffrey Epstein's private jet in 2002 while Peter Mandelson met the convicted sex offender multiple times, raising questions about Labour's connections to the financier.
China offers bounties for Taiwanese military personnel
China intensifies psychological warfare against Taiwan with unprecedented bounty programme targeting military personnel, escalating cross-strait tensions.
Lawyers face death and rape threats in shocking report
Disturbing new findings reveal lawyers across Britain are receiving violent threats including death threats and rape threats, forcing many to install panic buttons and security cameras.
Republican civil war erupts in Maine and Alaska
Conservative factions in Maine and Alaska launch unprecedented rebellions against Republican establishment, signalling deep internal divisions over party direction and leadership.
Thornberry: Trump Presidency Increases War Risk
Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry issues chilling assessment that Donald Trump's potential return to White House would make world 'more dangerous' and increase likelihood of major war.
Blair met Epstein in No.10 on Mandelson's advice
Explosive court documents uncover how former PM Tony Blair hosted convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in Downing Street following direct advice from Peter Mandelson, raising serious questions about establishment connections.
Macron hunts for new PM amid French political crisis
Emmanuel Macron confronts his biggest political challenge yet as he scrambles to appoint a new prime minister following parliamentary elections that left France in political deadlock.
Starmer warns of tough tax decisions ahead
Sir Keir Starmer warns of tough inheritance tax decisions ahead as Labour prepares for potential government, while Nigel Farage faces questions over his own tax affairs.
Thousands march for Gaza ceasefire in London protest
Central London brought to a standstill as tens of thousands of protesters demand immediate Gaza ceasefire, with dramatic scenes outside Parliament and Whitehall.
Germany fears China's growing political influence in Berlin
Senior German officials express deepening concerns about China's expanding political sway in Berlin, warning of potential threats to European sovereignty and democratic processes.
Israel faces unprecedented global boycott movement
A comprehensive international boycott movement against Israel is gaining unprecedented momentum, targeting everything from consumer goods to academic ties, as global frustration mounts over ongoing policies.
Trump Nobel Peace Prize Nomination Sparks Global Debate
The recent nomination of Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize has ignited fierce international debate, with critics questioning the legitimacy of the move and supporters hailing his foreign policy achievements.
Scottish Labour faces political extinction warning
Scottish Labour faces an existential threat as internal documents reveal concerns about the party's declining relevance and failure to connect with voters ahead of crucial elections.
Trump nominated for Nobel Peace Prize with Venezuelan backing
Former US President Donald Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by a US lawmaker, drawing both support and criticism after Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado endorsed the move.
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