Labour councillor's 'cut throats' remark causes uproar
A Labour councillor has caused controversy after allegedly suggesting protesters should have their 'throats cut' during a court hearing. The shocking remarks have drawn widespread condemnation.
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Northern Ireland A-Level Students Achieve Record Results
Students in Northern Ireland achieve record A-level results as grade boundaries return to pre-pandemic standards, sparking university admission hopes.
Major fire in central London: Emergency services respond
Emergency services responded to a significant fire in central London, with firefighters and paramedics working to control the blaze and assist those affected.
Braveheart: Fact or Fiction?
A deep dive into the historical accuracy of Mel Gibson's 'Braveheart' and the real story of Scottish hero William Wallace.
Israel accused of weaponising aid in Gaza
Humanitarian organisations claim Israel's new registration requirements for aid groups in Gaza are obstructing critical assistance, exacerbating the crisis.
Jenrick targeted in Calais migrant camp incident
Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick was pelted with bottles during a visit to a migrant camp in Calais, while French police reportedly ignored the incident. Reports suggest dozens are preparing to cross the Channel.
Trump aims for long-term control of DC police
Former US President Donald Trump announces plans to pursue extended authority over Washington DC's police force, sparking debate over federal overreach and local governance.
Trump proposes federal takeover of DC police
Former President Donald Trump proposes federal takeover of Washington DC’s police force, raising concerns over politicisation of law enforcement.
Melania demands Hunter Biden retract Epstein comments
Former US First Lady Melania Trump has issued a legal demand to Hunter Biden, urging him to retract statements allegedly linking her to Jeffrey Epstein. The dramatic escalation follows a contentious interview.
Putin to offer Trump financial perks at Ukraine summit
Exclusive: Vladimir Putin is reportedly preparing to dangle financial incentives to Donald Trump during a high-stakes Ukraine summit, raising eyebrows globally.
Indian forces crack down in Kashmir after deadly attack
Indian security forces intensify operations in Kashmir following a fatal attack on troops in Srinagar, sparking fears of renewed unrest in the volatile region.
Canary Wharf migrant protest turns chaotic
Tensions flared in Canary Wharf after protesters clashed over a migrant hotel, with claims a migrant entered a woman's home—only to be let go by police. Residents demand answers.
Pete Hegseth's Christian nationalism remarks stir Pentagon row
Senior Pentagon official Pete Hegseth sparks controversy with his comments on Christian nationalism, raising concerns about the separation of church and state in US defence policy.
Council Tax Bands May Change After 30 Years
Millions of UK households could see their council tax bills change as the government considers updating property valuation bands for the first time in decades. Here's what you need to know.
JD Vance golfing in Scotland during US election campaign
JD Vance, the Republican vice presidential nominee, was seen enjoying a golfing holiday in Scotland's Ayrshire, sparking curiosity about his UK visit amid the US election campaign.
Lithuanian children fund drones for Ukraine war effort
Schoolchildren in Lithuania are raising funds to buy drones for Ukrainian soldiers, showcasing solidarity in the face of Russia's invasion.
UK ministers could rewrite laws without Parliament under new bill
A new bill proposed by the UK government could grant ministers sweeping powers to amend or revoke laws without parliamentary scrutiny, sparking outrage among MPs and legal experts.
James Herriot's tragic death: The untold story
The real-life inspiration for 'All Creatures Great and Small' faced a heartbreaking end. Discover the untold story of James Herriot's final days.
Controversial govt bill sparks Parliament clash
A contentious government bill sparking heated debates in Parliament could reshape policymaking in England. Critics warn of overreach as MPs clash over proposed legislation.
National Guard Deployed in DC Amid Trump Protests
The US National Guard has been mobilised in Washington DC following protests linked to Donald Trump's legal battles. Here’s the latest on the unfolding situation.
Trump criticised over LA homelessness comments
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after criticising Los Angeles' handling of homelessness, suggesting extreme measures to 'clean up' the city.
Assad accused of sheltering militants in Beirut
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has been accused of sheltering Turkish Sunni Islamist militants in Beirut, raising tensions in the region. The allegations come amid ongoing political instability in Lebanon.
Jillian Michaels sparks outrage with CNN comments
Fitness guru Jillian Michaels faces backlash after making inflammatory comments on CNN regarding Donald Trump and the Smithsonian Institution.
Brother severs sibling's ear in inheritance dispute
A Sydney man allegedly severed his brother's ear with pruning shears in a violent argument over their late father's inheritance. The shocking incident has left the victim permanently disfigured.
Trump seeks extended control over Washington DC
Former US President Donald Trump pushes for prolonged authority in Washington DC, sparking fierce debates and legal challenges. Latest updates on the unfolding political drama.
Farage and Madeley clash in explosive GMB debate
Nigel Farage and Richard Madeley engaged in a fiery debate on Good Morning Britain, clashing over Brexit, immigration, and NHS funding. Sparks flew as tensions escalated live on air.
Israeli Embassy in Athens Vandalised Over Gaza Conflict
The Israeli embassy in Athens was targeted by vandals overnight, with red paint splattered across its facade, as tensions rise over the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Gym owner murdered in India over protein powder dispute
A shocking incident in India sees a gym owner killed following a violent altercation over protein powder, highlighting rising tensions in the fitness industry.
Hanson demands audit of Aboriginal grants
Controversial Australian senator Pauline Hanson calls for a full audit of taxpayer-funded grants to Aboriginal organisations, alleging mismanagement and wasted public funds.
Israel approves 5,700+ West Bank settler homes
Israel has greenlit plans for over 5,700 new settler homes in the occupied West Bank, sparking international condemnation and fears of escalating violence.
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