Putin Mocks Europe Drone Panic: 'OK For Now'
Vladimir Putin delivers ominous message to Europe, suggesting Russia could strike again after downplaying recent drone incidents in chilling speech that has security experts alarmed.
Category : Politics
Diane Abbott admits late £40k earnings declaration
Long-serving Labour MP Diane Abbott faces scrutiny after disclosing £40,000 in earnings 18 months late, blaming overwhelming parliamentary demands for the oversight.
Israeli navy intercepts final pro-Palestinian flotilla boat
The Israeli military has intercepted the last of three boats in a 42-strong activist flotilla attempting to breach the Gaza blockade, marking the complete neutralisation of the latest maritime protest mission.
JK Rowling: 'Appalled' British Jews feel unsafe in UK
Harry Potter author speaks out after survey reveals nearly half of British Jews feel uncomfortable expressing their identity publicly, calling the findings 'heartbreaking'
Starmer: UK must 'turn page' on Tory rule
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer delivers powerful address on constitutional reform, pledging to reset Britain's political system and restore trust in democracy if elected.
India-Pakistan tensions escalate after Pahalgam attack
Indian Air Force jets strike militant targets in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir following a devastating terrorist attack on pilgrims in Pahalgam that claimed nine lives, including four police personnel.
Kemi Badenoch blasts Tory 'saboteurs' in party civil war
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch unleashes blistering criticism against Conservative rebels she accuses of sabotaging the party's election chances with their 'destructive' behaviour.
Greta Thunberg Joins Gaza Aid Flotilla
Climate activist Greta Thunberg joins international coalition demanding humanitarian access to Gaza as Israeli naval blockade faces new challenge.
Kirk and Patel's Valhalla Club Sparks Influence Concerns
Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk and former Trump administration official Kash Patel are facing scrutiny over their exclusive 'Valhalla Club' that promises political access to donors, raising concerns about transparency and influence in US politics.
Ukraine hits Russian gas facilities in major escalation
Ukrainian drones hit major Russian energy infrastructure in daring overnight strikes, marking significant escalation as Moscow launches fresh offensive in Kharkiv region.
GOP bill: Prison for illegal border crossings
US Republicans unveil controversial legislation that would impose mandatory prison sentences for illegal immigration, sparking fierce debate over border policy and human rights.
US ICE facility accused of pressuring asylum seekers to deport
An explosive investigation uncovers disturbing practices at the Alexandria ICE detention centre, where asylum seekers face systematic pressure to abandon their claims and accept deportation.
US far-right figures Kirk and Patel barred from UK entry
Controversial American activists Charlie Kirk and Kash Patel have been denied entry to the UK ahead of their scheduled appearances, with government sources citing their history of promoting extremist views and divisive rhetoric.
Machete-wielding Kurdish migrants jailed for shop attack
Two Kurdish illegal immigrants have been sentenced to prison for a terrifying machete attack on a shop owner in a case that highlights Britain's immigration enforcement challenges.
Taliban minister visits India despite UN travel ban
Senior Taliban official Amir Khan Muttaqi makes surprise India visit while under UN sanctions, raising questions about Delhi's diplomatic balancing act with Afghanistan's rulers.
Minister's Brexit blunder over non-existent Swiss deal
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch faces embarrassment after praising a Swiss trade deal that doesn't exist, revealing the complexities of post-Brexit negotiations and raising questions about government competence.
Tech firm rejects Starmer's digital ID cards
A major technology firm has refused to assist Labour's proposed digital identity cards, dealing Sir Keir Starmer a significant blow as experts question the scheme's public backing and privacy implications.
Palestinian man kills Israeli officer in Jerusalem attack
A deadly attack in Jerusalem's Old City leaves one Israeli police officer dead and another injured, raising fears of escalating violence during the holy day of Yom Kippur.
White powder scare: Government updates after security alerts
Exclusive update from Whitehall after two unidentified white powder packages sparked security alerts at government buildings, with one containing confirmed harmless material.
Met Police face jury revolt in Palestine protest cases
London's Metropolitan Police faces mounting criticism after multiple juries acquit Palestine solidarity activists, raising serious questions about protest policing tactics and freedom of expression in the capital.
Liberal MP Hastie quits frontbench in immigration row
Shadow defence minister Andrew Hastie resigns from Peter Dutton's frontbench team, citing fundamental disagreements over the Coalition's hardline immigration stance in major blow to opposition unity.
MP gets Islamist death threats over Israel stance
Counter-terrorism detectives are investigating chilling death threats against a British MP who expressed support for Israel, with security measures heightened amid concerns of Islamist extremism.
Andrew Hastie Resigns in Major Australian Political Shake-Up
In a stunning political development, Defence Minister Andrew Hastie has resigned from Peter Dutton's shadow cabinet, triggering a major Conservative reshuffle just days before Parliament resumes.
Manchester man's name triggers airport security alerts
A Manchester man named Jihad Al-Shamie faced repeated security delays and questioning at Manchester Airport due to his name's unfortunate misinterpretation by security systems.
Archbishop demands UK democracy reforms
Justin Welby issues urgent warning about Britain's broken political system and calls for radical constitutional reforms ahead of potential Labour government.
NYC Cathedral Unveils Immigrant Tribute Mural
New York's historic St Patrick's Cathedral reveals a stunning new mural honouring the city's immigrant communities, transforming its iconic architecture into a canvas of cultural diversity and human resilience.
First Female Archbishop of Canterbury Appointed
In a groundbreaking move for the Church of England, Dame Sarah Mullally has been appointed as the first woman to lead the Anglican Communion as Archbishop of Canterbury, marking a historic shift in the church's 500-year history.
Bishop Sarah Mullally steps down as St Paul's Dean
In a historic move, Bishop Sarah Mullally announces her departure from St Paul's Cathedral while remaining as Bishop of London, marking another chapter in the Church of England's evolving leadership.
Dame Sarah Mullally: First female Archbishop of Canterbury?
In a groundbreaking move for the Church of England, Dame Sarah Mullally could shatter the stained-glass ceiling as the first woman Archbishop of Canterbury, marking a historic transformation in Anglican leadership.
French troops storm Russian shadow fleet ship in Channel
Exclusive investigation reveals how French special forces boarded a sanctioned Russian oil tanker in the English Channel that intelligence services connected to multiple drone strikes on European targets.
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