Zelensky complicates potential Putin-Trump summit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's firm position on Russia's invasion is creating hurdles for a possible meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, as diplomatic tensions escalate.
Category : Politics
MP: How my dad's stroke changed my politics
Labour MP Peter Kyle shares a deeply personal story about his father's stroke and how it shaped his views on healthcare and public service.
Teen stranded after bus driver refuses fare – shocking footage
A 15-year-old schoolgirl was left stranded at a bus stop after a driver refused her fare, sparking outrage. CCTV footage captures the distressing incident.
Kiwi mum detained in US over visa violation claims
New Zealand mother Sarah Shaw has been detained in the US over suspected visa issues, leaving her family desperate for answers. Her husband claims she was 'treated like a criminal' during the ordeal.
Ireland's first female president: a trailblazer's story
Discover the remarkable story of Ireland's pioneering female president, a trailblazer who reshaped the nation's political landscape and inspired generations.
HK activist Ted Hui gets asylum in Australia
Former Hong Kong lawmaker Ted Hui, a prominent pro-democracy activist, has been granted asylum in Australia after fleeing political persecution in his homeland.
Kinnock: Two-child benefit cap is 'cruel and ineffective'
Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock criticises the controversial two-child benefit cap, urging the party to scrap the policy if it wins the next election.
Cooper faces backlash over Palestinian group ban
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is under fire for banning the pro-Palestinian group 'Palestinian Action' amid accusations of political bias. Critics argue the move could stifle legitimate protest.
US may cut UNIFIL funding over Hezbollah concerns
The Trump administration warns of potential funding cuts to UNIFIL, citing concerns over Hezbollah's influence in Lebanon. The move could destabilise the region further.
Bolivia votes: End of socialist era?
Bolivians head to the polls in a historic election that could mark the end of 20 years of socialist governance, reshaping the nation's political landscape.
Friend breaks silence after Jamison Fisher arrest
Trudy Appleby, a close friend of Jamison Fisher, shares her emotional plea and updates on the case following the arrest of a suspect in connection with Fisher's tragic death.
Trump warns India over Russian oil imports
Former US President Donald Trump has cautioned India against bypassing Western sanctions by purchasing Russian oil, hinting at potential secondary tariffs if he returns to office.
Israel plans Gaza evacuation as baby dies in attacks
The Israeli military is reportedly preparing to forcibly evacuate residents of Gaza City amid escalating violence, with a baby among the latest casualties in ongoing strikes.
Trump warns of 'bloodbath' if he loses election
Former US President Donald Trump has ignited fury with a shocking prediction of a 'bloodbath' if he fails to win the upcoming election, raising fears of political violence.
The Secret History of the 99 Flake Ice Cream
Discover the fascinating history and surprising origins of the iconic 99 Flake ice cream, a British summertime staple with a name that's puzzled generations.
Hong Kong activist Ted Hui granted asylum in Australia
Prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Ted Hui has been granted asylum in Australia, marking another chapter in the ongoing political tensions between Hong Kong and China.
Zelenskyy: Russia Rejects Ceasefire, Complicating Peace
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claims Russia's refusal to agree to a ceasefire is complicating efforts to end the war, as diplomatic tensions escalate.
Hindu population decline in India and Nepal
New data reveals a surprising decline in Hindu populations across India and Nepal, sparking debates on migration, fertility rates, and religious identity.
Miliband in hypocrisy row over secret flights
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband is under fire for refusing to reveal details of his domestic flights, sparking accusations of hypocrisy over his green energy policies.
Trump-Putin Leaked Docs Spark Alaska Hotel Drama
Explosive leaked documents expose a secretive meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin at an Alaska hotel, raising eyebrows and sparking global intrigue.
Trump backs Putin plan as WV sends Guard to DC
Former US President Donald Trump reportedly supports Vladimir Putin's proposal for peace in Ukraine, while West Virginia deploys its National Guard to Washington DC amid rising tensions.
Hugo Lennon-Auspill ignites Australia immigration debate
Controversial anti-immigration campaigner Hugo Lennon-Auspill has ignited fresh debates in Australia with his divisive rhetoric. Critics slam his views as inflammatory, while supporters defend his right to free speech.
Labour slams Farage over 'Wild West' online safety stance
Labour accuses Nigel Farage of undermining online safety laws, comparing his stance to a 'Wild West' approach. The party demands stronger regulations to protect users from harmful content.
Starmer under fire as Labour faces leadership crisis
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces criticism as internal dissent grows over his leadership strategy, with accusations of leading the party into a political dead-end.
US expedites medical visas for Gaza children
The Biden administration is expediting visas for critically ill children from Gaza, offering life-saving medical treatment in the US. Conservative commentator Laura Loomer has sparked controversy by opposing the move.
Britain's Cold War Assassins: The Shocking Truth
Explosive new book 'Death Order' by Simon Ball reveals chilling details of Britain's covert assassination programmes, exposing the dark underbelly of Cold War espionage and the men who carried out Her Majesty's most lethal orders.
Hitchens on Trump-Putin's Ukraine deals
Renowned journalist Peter Hitchens delves into the murky world of political negotiations between Trump, Putin, and Ukraine, revealing the unsettling compromises behind the facade of peace.
Forever chemicals in cosmetics linked to weight gain
A shocking new study reveals the alarming presence of 'forever chemicals' in everyday products like cosmetics and waterproof clothing, linked to serious health issues including weight gain and hormonal disruption.
State Dept accused of fast-tracking Gaza visas
Controversy erupts as Laura Loomer claims the US State Department expedited visas for Gaza residents, sparking debates on immigration policy and national security.
Angela Rayner faces electoral law probe over two homes
Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner faces fresh allegations over her living arrangements, with claims she may have violated electoral laws by declaring two properties as her main residence.
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