Spanish jet intercepts Russian plane near Kaliningrad
A Spanish Eurofighter jet was dispatched from Lithuania to intercept a Russian IL-20 intelligence plane flying over the Baltic Sea, in the latest tense encounter near Kaliningrad.
Category : Politics
Corbyn and Sultana launch new 'happy, united' left movement
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana MP launch a defiant new 'left-wing movement', vowing to challenge the political establishment and build a 'happy, united' alternative to the Labour Party.
Farage's foreign policy bid slammed by Shapps
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's declaration that he wants to lead a 'political revolution' on foreign policy has been brutally slapped down by Defence Secretary Grant Shapps, who labelled the Brexit architect an 'armchair commentator'.
Mandelson stripped of voting rights in firm he founded
In a stunning corporate rebuke, advisory firm Global Counsel has revoked Peter Mandelson's shareholder privileges, escalating a major dispute over his public political interventions.
Trump's Fiery UN Speech Attacks Global Body as 'Feckless'
In a fiery address to the UN General Assembly, Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on the international organisation, labelling it 'pernicious' and threatening a radical shift in US foreign policy should he return to power.
Trump's Ukraine Tone Shift: Welcome, But Actions Needed
Analysis of Donald Trump's notably softer tone towards Ukraine, which European diplomats see as a positive step, though they remain cautious, demanding concrete action over rhetoric.
Trump's Moscow Pivot: New Tone on Ukraine War
Analysis of Donald Trump's recent conciliatory remarks towards Moscow, suggesting a significant shift in US foreign policy stance on the Ukraine war, sparking concerns among UK defence officials.
Epstein Scandal Kills Fergie's Multi-Million Dollar Book Deal
Sarah Ferguson's multi-million dollar American memoir deal has been abruptly terminated in the wake of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, wiping out a major income source and leaving publishers fearing a commercial disaster.
Swinney: Trump Presidency Against Scotland's Interests
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney has declared that a potential second term for Donald Trump would not align with Scottish values or interests, signalling a major diplomatic challenge ahead of the US election.
Labour MP warns of Farage-Trump threat to UK
Shadow minister Pat McFadden warns that Nigel Farage's alliance with Donald Trump poses a direct threat to UK interests, urging a foreign policy based on national security, not partisan politics.
Trump's 'Appalling' Attack on Sadiq Khan After Election
Donald Trump has launched a furious tirade against London Mayor Sadiq Khan, labelling him 'appalling' just hours after Khan's historic third term victory. The former US president's comments have ignited a fresh political firestorm.
Trump brands Sadiq Khan 'appalling' in election rant
Donald Trump has launched a furious tirade against London Mayor Sadiq Khan, calling him 'appalling' and blaming him for the city's direction. The former US president's comments come as he weighs in on UK politics ahead of the general election.
Irish Coalition Crisis: Greens Threaten Government Collapse
The Irish coalition government faces potential disintegration as the Green Party calls for an emergency meeting, threatening to withdraw support over contentious new legislation, potentially triggering a snap general election.
Japan MP urges government to recognise Palestinian state
In a significant foreign policy intervention, former Japanese defence minister Shigeru Ban urges his government to join other nations in recognising Palestine, citing stalled peace efforts and humanitarian concerns in Gaza.
Sadiq Khan brands Donald Trump 'racist, sexist, Islamophobic'
London Mayor Sadiq Khan delivers a scathing condemnation of Donald Trump, labelling him a threat to progressive values and urging Britons to reject his 'divisive' politics ahead of the US election.
Sinn Féin's Political Surge Reshapes Irish Government Talks
Sinn Féin emerges as dominant political force in Northern Ireland and Republic, triggering complex coalition negotiations that could reshape Irish politics.
Vatican convicts ex-Cardinal McCarrick in abuse trial
In an unprecedented ruling, a Vatican tribunal has found former cardinal Theodore McCarrick guilty of sexual abuse, sentencing the once-powerful US churchman to life of prayer and penance.
UK's £5.7m Taxi Bill for Asylum Seeker Transport
Exclusive investigation reveals the Home Office has spent over £5.7 million on taxi services to transport asylum seekers between hotels, with one journey costing nearly £2,500.
Trump's Sexist Attack on Sadiq Khan Sparks Outrage
Former US President Donald Trump has launched a fresh verbal assault on London Mayor Sadiq Khan, using derogatory and misogynistic language. The comments, made on his Truth Social platform, have been condemned as 'unacceptable' by a government minister, h
Starmer and Rayner Condemn Trump's 'Racist' Comments
New Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Deputy Angela Rayner have launched a blistering attack on Donald Trump, branding his comments 'racist' and a threat to civic discourse after the former President targeted his political opponents with inflammatory langua
Reeves: No Scrapping of Two-Child Benefit Cap Under Labour
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves declares Labour will not abolish the controversial two-child benefit limit or raise taxes in an emergency budget, signalling a major shift in fiscal policy.
Asylum seeker dodges jail after knife threat at migrant hotel
An asylum seeker who threatened to stab a man outside a UK migrant hotel has avoided jail after a court accepted his excuse that he was out buying fish and chips. The shocking case raises serious questions about the UK's justice system.
British Citizen Detained in Iran: Family Breaks Silence
The UK government faces pressure after a British national was imprisoned in Iran for over five years. The family speaks out as the Foreign Office confirms it is providing support.
Russia Cyber Attack Targets UK Election Systems
Britain's electoral systems face an unprecedented cyber assault from Russian intelligence, with GCHQ issuing urgent warnings about interference in the upcoming general election.
Epstein's chilling final call to Prince Andrew revealed
Explosive new court filings unveil the details of a phone call made by sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to the Duke of York from a Paris jail cell, just weeks before his death.
Farage confronted over LTN 'hypocrisy' in park
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage was challenged by a member of the public in Greenwich Park over his opposition to Low Traffic Neighbourhoods, just days after he was spotted cycling through a different LTN in Richmond.
BBC accuses Home Secretary of 'orchestrated attack' on its journalism
The BBC has issued a fierce rebuke to Home Secretary James Cleverly, alleging a coordinated attempt to discredit its journalism following critical reporting on the government's flagship Rwanda asylum policy.
MoD Admits Liability for Bloody Sunday Killings
The Ministry of Defence has formally admitted legal liability for the deaths of three men shot by soldiers from the Parachute Regiment on Bloody Sunday in Londonderry, a pivotal moment in the Northern Ireland Troubles.
Trump Vowed to Block Ukraine Aid for Putin, Secret Docs Show
Secret documents obtained by The Independent show Donald Trump promised Vladimir Putin he would sabotage Western military support for Ukraine if re-elected, undermining President Zelensky's war effort.
Russia Brands Trump's NATO Comments 'Monstrous'
The Russian government has launched a fierce condemnation of Donald Trump's recent statements on NATO, branding his rhetoric as 'monstrous' and dangerously irresponsible. This article details the escalating war of words and its implications for global sec
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