Canada coach 'ashamed' of Trump's 51st state comments
American-born Canada football manager Jesse Marsch condemns Donald Trump's 'unsettling' rhetoric ahead of the 2026 World Cup draw. Read his full rebuke here.
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Dreamers: 2025's Striking British Film Debut
Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor's 'Dreamers', a queer immigrant love story, offers a poignant look at asylum from within. In cinemas now.
Harvard Professor Agrees to Self-Deport After Guilty Plea
A Harvard Law School professor will voluntarily return to Brazil after admitting to firing an air rifle outside a Boston synagogue. Read the full story on the legal and immigration consequences.
Terrorist convict jailed after second illegal UK boat entry
Rebwar Hamad, convicted of terrorism in Italy, has been sentenced to over two years for illegally entering the UK by small boat. Read the full details of the case.
Farage defends £9m Reform UK donation from Thai billionaire
Nigel Farage insists a Thailand-based crypto billionaire 'wants nothing' for his record £9m Reform UK donation, sparking outrage and calls for urgent political funding reform. Share your views.
Guardian 2025 Charity Appeal Backs Five Hope-Focused Charities
The Guardian's 2025 charity appeal, themed 'hope', partners with five UK charities tackling division and hate through community work. Discover their vital missions and how to support.
Ben Shapiro dismisses Hegseth 'war crimes' controversy
Right-wing commentator Ben Shapiro argues the 'double tap' boat strike story is a Democratic distraction, claiming voters care more about the cost of living. Read the full analysis.
£3.1m illegal tobacco seized in north London raids
Barnet Trading Standards officers have seized over £3 million worth of illegal tobacco, cigarettes, and vapes in a major crackdown across north London. Read about the raids and arrests.
Arkansas ICE partnership leads to hundreds of arrests
Benton County's 287(g) agreement with ICE has led to over 450 arrests in 2025, creating widespread fear in immigrant communities. Explore the impact of expanding local-federal immigration enforcement.
Poll: Majority Want Hegseth Fired Over Venezuela Strike
A new poll reveals most Americans want Pete Hegseth sacked after a controversial missile strike in the Caribbean. Discover the details and political fallout.
UK Pushes for Two-Year Youth Mobility Deal with EU
UK ministers aim to finalise a time-limited youth mobility scheme with the EU by 2026, allowing tens of thousands to live and work abroad. Read the latest on Brexit reset negotiations.
Little-Pengelly presses Starmer on Brexit grace periods
Northern Ireland's deputy First Minister has called on the Prime Minister to extend grace periods for post-Brexit rules on vet medicines and cars, warning of market disruption. Read the latest from the British-Irish Council.
Trump replaces architect on $300M White House ballroom
President Trump has appointed a new architect for his privately funded $300 million White House ballroom after disagreements over the project's massive 90,000-square-foot scale. Discover the details and political backlash.
Ireland's Eurovision boycott an 'act of solidarity'
Taoiseach Micheál Martin defends Ireland's withdrawal from Eurovision 2026 over Israel's participation, calling it a stand with journalists killed in Gaza. Read the full story.
Norway buys two new submarines to monitor Russian vessels
Norway announces a major defence purchase of two new submarines and long-range missiles to monitor Russian naval activity in the North Atlantic. Read the full analysis.
Virginia Democrats Target 10-1 Map Redraw for Congress
Virginia's House Speaker announces potential congressional map redraw to secure a 10-1 Democratic majority, framing it as a direct response to Donald Trump's tactics. Read the full story.
Santa Claus fight in supermarket shocks shoppers
Shocking footage shows two men dressed as Father Christmas fighting in a Baku supermarket. The festive brawl, over a 'mafia-style' turf war, sent fruit flying. Read the full story.
Ireland pulls out of Eurovision in solidarity with Gaza
Taoiseach Micheál Martin defends Ireland's Eurovision boycott as an act of solidarity with journalists killed in Gaza. Northern Ireland's leaders are divided on the move. Read the full story.
Trump Strategy Echoes Far-Right 'Great Replacement' Theory
A new US national security document, signed by Donald Trump, warns of Europe's 'civilisational erasure' and urges cultivating resistance to EU policies. Read the full analysis.
Sub-postmaster died waiting for Horizon scandal payout
Sarah Armstrong says her husband Jonathan died from stress of the Post Office Horizon scandal before receiving full compensation. Read the family's fight for justice.
Sweden to compete in Eurovision 2026 despite boycott
Sweden's SVT will participate in Eurovision 2026, rejecting a boycott over Israel's inclusion. Ireland, Netherlands, Spain, and Slovenia withdraw. Read the full story on the contest's political rift.
Hillsborough survivors call for Bettison to lose knighthood
Survivors launch petition to strip ex-police chief Norman Bettison of his knighthood after a report found he would have faced gross negligence charges over the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.
Liz Truss launches new YouTube talkshow from office
Former Prime Minister Liz Truss debuts a YouTube talkshow, interviewing figures like Nigel Farage. Explore her post-Downing Street media strategy and its political implications.
Love Island star's 'fun moment' with Prince William at MBE
Reality TV star Georgia Harrison opens up about receiving her MBE from Prince William, sharing the heartwarming and humorous details of their exchange at Windsor Castle. Read her full story.
US Travel Ban Expansion to Over 30 Countries
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem reveals plans to widen the US travel ban to more than 30 nations, citing security concerns. Read the latest on this major immigration policy shift.
Vance's 2:30am Signalgate Message After Scandal Broke
A Pentagon report reveals J.D. Vance messaged a compromised Signal chat at 2:30am after the Signalgate scandal broke. Defence Secretary Hegseth found to have endangered US troops. Read the full investigation.
Macron Denies US-Europe Mistrust Over Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron insists on unity with the US over Ukraine, denying a leaked report that he warned Washington could betray Kyiv. Explore the diplomatic fallout and urgent EU funding talks.
US Pushes Europe to Take Lead on NATO Defence by 2027
Pentagon officials have told European diplomats that the US expects the continent to shoulder the bulk of NATO's conventional defence by 2027, warning of potential US disengagement if the deadline is missed. Discover the implications for transatlantic sec
Trump picks Pete Hegseth as 2025 running mate via Signal
Donald Trump announces Pete Hegseth as his vice-presidential pick via encrypted app Signal, marking a dramatic shift in campaign strategy and political communication. Read the full analysis.
UK-North Macedonia migrant hub talks after Rwanda scheme axed
The UK is negotiating a new migrant 'return hub' with North Macedonia, aiming to deter Channel crossings. This follows the scrapping of the Rwanda plan and record-high arrivals.
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