Hegseth 'pushed Navy admiral to resign' over legal fears
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly forced out a top US Navy admiral who questioned the legality of Trump-era drug boat strikes. Read the full report on the escalating controversy.
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Sturgess Family Statement Slams Police & Government Failures
The family of Novichok victim Dawn Sturgess release a statement following the final inquiry report, highlighting police errors and government risk assessment failures. Read the full details.
Novichok victim's family criticise inquiry report
The family of Dawn Sturgess, who died from Novichok poisoning in 2018, criticises the public inquiry's final report for lacking recommendations. Read their call for reflection and change.
UK Defence Spending Lags Behind European Allies
Analysis reveals a growing mismatch between UK's Cold War military reputation and current defence spending, as Germany and France increase budgets and debate national service. Read why experts warn of strategic risks.
Late-night hosts target Hegseth and Trump's sleepy cabinet
Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert skewer Pete Hegseth over Venezuela strikes and Donald Trump's meeting naps. Read the latest late-night TV roundup on US politics.
Scotland launches national review into grooming gangs
A landmark national review into grooming gangs in Scotland has been announced, led by Professor Alexis Jay. Survivors demand a narrow focus to uncover decades of abuse and institutional failings.
Novichok victim's family criticise inquiry report
The family of Dawn Sturgess, who died after Novichok exposure in 2018, calls for 'real change' as a public inquiry report offers no recommendations. Read their full statement and the UK's response.
Zelensky's jet targeted by drones in Dublin airspace breach
Four large military-spec drones breached a no-fly zone, targeting President Zelensky's flight path to Dublin. Security officials fear a state-backed hybrid attack. Read the full investigation.
China unveils £74k 'cement-coated' hypersonic missile
China unveils the YKJ-1000 hypersonic missile, priced at just £74,100. Experts say its 'dirt cheap' cost could reshape global defence markets. Read the full analysis.
Macron: Trump Could 'Betray Ukraine' in Peace Push
Leaked transcript reveals Macron's fears Trump will force Ukraine to cede land to Russia. European leaders rally to protect Zelensky as US peace plan falters. Read the full report.
Salisbury Poisoners' London Movements with Novichok
Inquiry reveals how Russian agents Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov smuggled Novichok through London before the Salisbury attack that killed Dawn Sturgess. Read the full investigation.
Novichok victim's family criticise inquiry's lack of recommendations
The family of Novichok victim Dawn Sturgess call for 'real change' after a public inquiry blamed Vladimir Putin but made no safety recommendations. Read their full statement.
Swinney brands Farage's Glasgow school comments 'racist'
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney condemns Nigel Farage's claims about Glasgow pupils' language as racist. Read the full political clash.
Mayoral Elections Delayed to 2028, Sparking Row
Downing Street rejects 'dictator' claims as it pushes four mayoral votes to 2028, citing devolution reorganisation. Critics accuse Labour of 'cancelling democracy'.
Reform UK council leader investigated over racist posts
Staffordshire county council leader Ian Cooper faces calls to resign after alleged racist social media posts. Reform UK launches investigation as Labour MPs condemn 'outright bigotry'.
UK sanctions GRU after Putin blamed for Novichok death
The UK imposes sanctions on Russia's GRU after an inquiry finds Vladimir Putin 'morally responsible' for the Novichok death of Dawn Sturgess. Read the full report and the government's response.
Government Rejects 'Dictator' Claims Over Election Delays
Downing Street denies acting like a 'dictator' as it postpones four mayoral elections to 2028, sparking a 'cancelling democracy' row. Critics warn trust is being squandered.
NY Times Sues Pentagon Over Press Freedom Limits
The New York Times files a federal lawsuit against the US Defence Department, alleging new rules limiting journalists' questions and movements violate the First Amendment. Read the full story.
Four drones target Zelensky's plane on approach to Dublin
Four unidentified drones reportedly headed towards President Volodymyr Zelensky's aircraft as it landed in Dublin. Get the latest breaking news on this developing security incident.
Farage's £9m Donation Sparks Tory Merger Talks
Nigel Farage receives a massive £9m donation as rumours swirl of an 'inevitable' pre-election deal between Reform UK and the Conservatives. We analyse the implications.
The Hidden Dangers of Automated Governance
A new investigation reveals the alarming risks of AI-driven public service algorithms. Discover the full story and learn what it means for your rights. Listen now.
War Crime Allegations Follow Pentagon's Drug Boat Strike
New details emerge on the controversial Pentagon strike that has embroiled Pete Hegseth in war crime allegations. Admiral Bradley set to testify. Read the latest.
China's 'Dirt Cheap' Hypersonic Missile Challenges US Arms
China unveils a £74,000 hypersonic missile with a 1,300km range, using foamed concrete. Experts warn its low cost could transform global defence, empowering smaller nations. Read the full analysis.
NY Times Sues Pentagon Over Press Rules
The New York Times files a lawsuit against the Pentagon, challenging Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's new press rules as unconstitutional. Read the latest on this press freedom battle.
Student Deported to Honduras Despite Court Order
Any Lucia López Belloza, 19, was detained at Boston airport en route to a Thanksgiving surprise for her family and deported to Honduras, a country she left aged seven. Her lawyer calls it an 'unconstitutional horror show'.
German President thanks King for 'unbelievable' Windsor banquet
King Charles and Queen Camilla hosted a lavish state banquet at Windsor Castle for Germany's president. The event celebrated UK-German ties with star guests and festive cheer.
Sports Stars Get Votes in NYC Mayoral Election
Newly released NYC mayoral election data reveals voters wrote in Knicks' Jalen Brunson, Yankees' Aaron Judge, and other sports icons. Discover the surprising results.
Migrant wins asylum after sex slavery claims in UK
An asylum seeker from Sierra Leone has won his case to stay in the UK after an immigration judge heard he was forced into sex slavery by a homeowner. Read the full tribunal details.
Federica Mogherini resigns from College of Europe post
Former EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini steps down as head of the College of Europe following a fraud probe. Read the full details of the investigation and her statement.
NY Times Sues Pentagon Over Press Access Rules
The New York Times sues the US Department of Defense over new press restrictions, arguing they violate the First Amendment. Read the latest on this defence and liberties clash.
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