Trump's historic pardon streak 'normalising corruption'
Donald Trump's unprecedented wave of pardons for allies and white-collar criminals is redefining justice and 'normalising public corruption', warn legal experts. Read the full analysis.
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Four Countries Boycott Eurovision 2026 Over Israel
Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands and Slovenia will boycott Eurovision 2026 after Israel's participation was confirmed. Read the full statements and the political fallout.
Putin: US Ukraine peace plan has unacceptable points
Russian President Vladimir Putin says parts of a US proposal to end the war in Ukraine are unacceptable. Read the latest on the stalled diplomatic push and ongoing attacks.
Four countries boycott Eurovision 2026 over Israel
Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands and Slovenia will not participate in Eurovision 2026 after Israel was cleared to compete. Read the full statements and reasons behind the historic boycott.
Record £9m Donation to Reform UK Shifts Election Landscape
A record £9m donation from Thailand-based Christopher Harborne to Reform UK has reshaped the political funding race. Discover what this means for the next election.
Hegseth Broke Rules in Yemen Strike Signal Leak
A Pentagon report found Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth violated policy by sharing Yemen strike details on Signal, risking US troops. Calls for his resignation grow. Read the full investigation.
Three Countries Boycott Eurovision 2026 Over Israel
Ireland, Spain and the Netherlands withdraw from the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest following the EBU's decision to include Israel. Read the full statement from RTE.
Three Countries Boycott Eurovision Over Israel Inclusion
Ireland, Spain, and The Netherlands will boycott the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest after the EBU cleared Israel to compete. Read the full story on the diplomatic fallout.
Government rejects 'dictator' claims over mayoral vote delay
Downing Street has dismissed accusations of acting like a 'dictator' after proposing to postpone four mayoral elections until 2028. Critics slam the move as 'cancelling democracy'. Read the full story.
US lawmakers demand inquiry into Caribbean strike on survivors
A Democratic congressman describes footage of a US military strike killing survivors as 'deeply troubling'. Calls grow for a full investigation and release of the video. Read the latest developments.
Rogan on Trump: 'A 79-Year-Old Kid'
UFC commentator Joe Rogan lifts the lid on Donald Trump's 'odd' character and surprising listening skills, while criticising his ICE policies. Discover the full story.
US Drives Ukraine Peace Talks in Global Shuttle Diplomacy
A major US initiative to end Russia's war in Ukraine has triggered intense global diplomacy. Follow the key meetings and developments as negotiators race for a deal.
Liz Truss launches new show, promises 'counter-revolution'
Former PM Liz Truss launches a new social media programme, pledging a 'Trump-style counter-revolution' against the 'deep state' and to defend Western values. Read her bold claims.
US Drives Flurry of Ukraine Peace Talks
A major US diplomatic initiative to end the war in Ukraine has triggered a whirlwind of global meetings. Discover the key dates and players in the latest push for peace.
Truss launches media show, promises 'Trump-style' fightback
Former PM Liz Truss launches a new social media programme, promising a fierce defence of Western values and a confrontation with the 'deep state' she blames for her downfall. Read her bold claims.
Farage Racism Allegations from School Days Explored
A new cartoon by Ben Jennings examines serious racism allegations against Nigel Farage from his school days. Explore the claims and their political impact.
Tice defends Farage over racism claims, gets no support
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice claimed 20 former schoolmates lied about Nigel Farage's past remarks. Farage later declined to endorse Tice's defence, highlighting their strained relationship.
Novichok Inquiry: Putin Bears Moral Responsibility
A public inquiry finds Vladimir Putin 'morally responsible' for the 2018 Novichok death of Dawn Sturgess. The UK responds with new sanctions on Russian intelligence. Read the full report.
Ireland, Spain, Netherlands Boycott Eurovision 2026
Ireland, Spain and The Netherlands will boycott Eurovision 2026 after Israel was cleared to compete. The EBU adopted new voting rules amid controversy. Read the full story.
Nigel Farage faces racism allegations in political storm
Nigel Farage confronts serious racism allegations following a leaked video. Can his political career survive the fallout? Read the full analysis of the crisis.
Foreign Office failings in Harry Dunn case exposed
Charlotte Charles says she can 'rest easier' after an independent review found the FCO failed to treat her son's death as a crisis. Read the full report's findings.
Katy Perry & Justin Trudeau's Tokyo Diplomatic Date
Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau blend romance with diplomacy in Tokyo, meeting former Japanese PM Fumio Kishida. Get the latest on their whirlwind tour and relationship.
Three Countries Boycott Eurovision 2026 Over Israel
Ireland, Spain and the Netherlands will boycott Eurovision 2026 after the EBU cleared Israel to compete without a vote. Discover the fallout and new rules.
Omar's Connections to Minnesota Fraud Convictions Revealed
New details emerge on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's ties to two men convicted in a massive Minnesota food aid fraud scheme. The Trump administration is now probing potential terror financing links. Read the full investigation.
Farage boycotts BBC in furious racism row
Nigel Farage launches blistering attack on the BBC's 'double standards' over historical racism allegations. The Reform UK leader also reveals a record £9 million party donation. Read the full story.
Lawmakers Troubled by 'Double Tap' Strike Briefing
A top US Navy admiral briefed lawmakers on the controversial 'double tap' missile strike on a suspected drug boat. Footage showed survivors in 'clear distress' before the second hit. Read the full report.
US Admiral Grilled Over 'Double Tap' Boat Strike Video
A top US Admiral faces lawmakers' questions after a 'deeply troubling' video shows a 'double tap' strike on a suspected drug boat. Get the latest updates on the classified briefing.
Wrong cherry tree felled in Kew due to contractor error
A healthy, mature cherry tree in Kew was mistakenly chopped down after contractors confused streets with the same name. The firm has apologised and sourced a replacement. Read the full story.
Congress Grills Admiral Over Controversial Caribbean Airstrike
Admiral Frank Bradley testifies behind closed doors as lawmakers view footage of a September airstrike, with war crime allegations looming. Calls grow for full video release.
US Senate candidate's 'MAGA bill' to strip citizenship
Republican Bernie Moreno proposes controversial legislation to revoke US citizenship for anti-government activities. The 'MAGA bill' draws fierce debate ahead of Ohio's crucial Senate race.
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