Irish leader's father served with British forces in WWII
Taoiseach Micheál Martin discloses his father's unexpected service in the British armed forces during World War II, highlighting complex Irish-British historical ties.
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Supreme Court: No misconduct in Jermaine Baker shooting
In a landmark decision, the UK Supreme Court has ruled that the police officer who shot Jermaine Baker in 2015 cannot face misconduct proceedings, clarifying use of force legislation in England and Wales.
Badenoch's Conference Speech Signals Tory Crisis
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch's disastrous conference performance reveals a party in terminal decline, with empty rhetoric replacing substantive policy.
Darfur war crimes suspect appears before ICC
Exclusive: Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, known as 'Ali Kushayb', faces charges of crimes against humanity in Darfur as International Criminal Court proceedings begin.
French PM Lecornu resigns, creating government crisis
France faces political turmoil as Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu unexpectedly resigns, creating a major challenge for President Macron's administration ahead of crucial EU negotiations.
Japan's Takaichi launches bid to become next Prime Minister
Conservative heavyweight Sanae Takaichi announces bid to become Japan's next Prime Minister, setting stage for dramatic LDP leadership contest that could reshape nation's political landscape.
French government survives no-confidence vote
France's conservative government narrowly survives parliamentary no-confidence vote after controversial economic measures trigger political crisis in Paris.
Tory Ministers Clash Over Party's Future Direction
Cabinet ministers Kemi Badenoch and Mel Stride engage in public disagreement over Conservative Party strategy, exposing deep divisions within government ahead of crucial elections.
Trump urges swift Gaza ceasefire in Egypt talks
Former President Donald Trump urges immediate action on Gaza ceasefire negotiations as US mediators join Egyptian-hosted talks amid escalating regional tensions and humanitarian concerns.
Gary Neville blasts Tory government over Northern Powerhouse
Manchester United legend Gary Neville launches scathing attack on Conservative Party's handling of devolution and northern infrastructure, calling for radical political change.
Egypt mediates Hamas-Israel ceasefire talks in Cairo
Exclusive: Egyptian mediators intensify efforts to broker Gaza ceasefire as Hamas delegation arrives in Cairo for critical negotiations with Israeli officials.
Four Balkan nations sign historic cooperation pact
Albania, Kosovo, Serbia, and Slovenia sign landmark agreement to boost economic ties and regional stability, marking significant diplomatic progress in the Western Balkans.
French PM Lecornu Resigns in Political Shakeup
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has unexpectedly resigned from his position, creating political uncertainty in Paris and raising questions about the future direction of the French government.
Macron's Defence Minister Resigns in Government Crisis
Emmanuel Macron faces a deepening political crisis as Defence Minister Sébastien Lecornu tenders his resignation, creating turmoil in the French government ahead of critical elections.
Royal Navy nuclear submarine returns after 6-month deployment
After half a year patrolling the world's oceans, Britain's formidable HMS Audacious nuclear submarine has returned to its home port in a spectacular homecoming ceremony witnessed by emotional families and proud naval personnel.
Woman fined £150 when wind blows cardboard from full bin
A London woman was hit with a £150 penalty when a piece of cardboard escaped from an overfilled council bin during windy weather, sparking outrage over council enforcement practices.
Jim Gavin withdraws from Irish presidential race
In a stunning political reversal, former Dublin GAA manager Jim Gavin has withdrawn from Ireland's presidential election campaign just weeks after his high-profile nomination by Fianna Fáil, citing personal reasons for his dramatic exit.
Stormont restored: Historic power-sharing deal ends 2-year deadlock
Northern Ireland's devolved government has been restored after a dramatic two-year political deadlock, with Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill making history as First Minister in a landmark power-sharing agreement.
National Guard deployed to Portland amid nude bike protests
Federal troops dispatched to Portland following controversial executive order, met with unusual protest tactics including nude cycling demonstrations.
Trump's Border Guard Plan Sparks Shutdown Crisis
As a partial government shutdown looms, former President Donald Trump's controversial proposal to deploy National Guard troops to the southern border ignites political firestorm in Washington.
Supreme Court's Landmark Term: Key Cases That Reshape US Law
The US Supreme Court begins a pivotal term with cases challenging presidential immunity, abortion rights, and environmental regulations that could dramatically alter American jurisprudence.
US Supreme Court begins pivotal new term with major cases
The US Supreme Court begins a landmark term tackling explosive issues from abortion rights and gun laws to environmental regulations and digital privacy in what promises to be a defining session for American jurisprudence.
Trump's Supreme Court immunity case: A constitutional crisis
In a dramatic legal showdown, Donald Trump's legal team argues before the Supreme Court that presidents enjoy absolute immunity from prosecution, raising profound questions about executive power and accountability in American democracy.
Irish PM demands UK apology over Dublin bombing remarks
Taoiseach Micheál Martin calls for formal UK apology after government spokesperson suggested Dublin government 'should have expected' 1974 bombings that killed 26 people.
Tory Minister's Civil Service Comments Spark Constitutional Row
Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride faces backlash after suggesting civil servants should implement Tory policies 'in a way that is consistent with their objectives' in major breach of ministerial code.
Trump Breaks With GOP Over Israel-Hamas Ceasefire
Former President Donald Trump has stunned political observers by urging an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, directly contradicting current Republican policy and creating waves across the international diplomatic community.
Eurovision Crisis: Germany Demands Exit Over Israel Row
Eurovision faces unprecedented turmoil as Germany's leader calls for withdrawal and multiple countries threaten boycotts over Israel's participation amid Gaza conflict. The singing contest becomes political battleground.
China cuts water to UK diplomats in embassy standoff
Exclusive: Campaigners warn MPs not to surrender to Beijing's strong-arm tactics after China restricts water access to UK diplomats in escalating row over London mega-embassy plans.
Defence Secretary's father-in-law shot at synagogue
Exclusive: Milton Shapps, 78-year-old father of Defence Secretary's wife, critically injured in brazen daylight shooting at Jewish place of worship in London.
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