Iran escalates nuclear program with new uranium enrichment
Iran announces advanced uranium enrichment, raising global concerns over nuclear ambitions and potential military implications.
Category : Politics
Sturgeon: Scotland must 'leave to breathe freely'
Former SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon reignites the Scottish independence debate, suggesting Scotland must 'leave to breathe freely' while taking a swipe at Westminster.
Swiss seize £5.7m in luxury cars tied to Panama Papers
Geneva prosecutors confiscate high-end vehicles and timepieces tied to a sprawling money laundering investigation stemming from the Panama Papers leak.
Sturgeon opens up on gender identity in new book
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon reflects on gender identity, self-ID, and her political journey in a revealing new memoir, sparking fresh debates on LGBTQ+ rights and Scottish independence.
Protesters arrested at Starmer's home over Israel arms sales
Activists from Palestine Action were detained after staging a protest outside Labour leader Keir Starmer's residence, demanding an end to UK arms sales to Israel.
Sturgeon criticises Churchill in independence speech
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon delivers a passionate speech in Ayrshire, questioning Winston Churchill's legacy and reigniting the debate on Scottish independence.
Trump proposed land swaps to end Ukraine war - reports
Former US President Donald Trump reportedly suggested a controversial land swap deal between Russia and Ukraine to end the war, raising eyebrows globally.
Texas Democrats battle GOP gerrymandering for fair elections
Texas Democrats are challenging GOP-led gerrymandering tactics, arguing for fair electoral maps to ensure democratic integrity in the state.
JD Vance visits luxury Cotswolds farm shop
US Senator JD Vance was spotted at the upscale Daylesford Organic farm shop in the Cotswolds, sparking curiosity about his UK visit.
Sturgeon's BBC interview sparks independence row
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon faced tough questions on BBC Breakfast about her legacy and the future of Scottish independence, igniting fresh political discussions.
Labour peer demands removal of Clive of India statue
A Labour peer has demanded the removal of the controversial Clive of India statue outside the Foreign Office, arguing it harms UK-India relations.
Sturgeon and Rowling clash over Scottish reforms
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and author JK Rowling engage in a heated debate over Scotland's new policies, sparking widespread discussion on social media.
Trump's National Guard Request Sparks DC Outrage
Former US President Donald Trump's call for National Guard deployment in Washington DC has drawn sharp criticism from local officials, raising concerns over political tensions and public safety.
Trump-Putin secret Alaska talks revealed
Exclusive details emerge about Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin's mysterious four-hour meeting in Alaska. What was discussed behind closed doors?
6.3 Quake Hits Indonesia’s Ring of Fire
A strong 6.3 magnitude earthquake has rocked Indonesia’s Pacific Ring of Fire, triggering tsunami warnings and raising fears of aftershocks. Authorities are assessing damage and urging caution.
Widower's plea to bring wife's ashes home from Spain
A grieving widower faces a bureaucratic nightmare as he struggles to repatriate his late wife's ashes from Spain to the UK, highlighting the emotional toll of international bereavement procedures.
Australia sees massive anti-immigration protests
Massive anti-immigration protests erupt across Australia as demonstrators demand stricter policies, citing housing shortages and job competition.
Migrants land on Algarve beach, swiftly ordered to leave
A group of migrants landed on a popular Algarve beach frequented by British tourists, only to be swiftly ordered to leave Portugal—highlighting a stark difference in immigration enforcement compared to the UK.
Labour's Smith & Cooper campaign in Malvern
Prominent Labour figures Jacqui Smith and Yvette Cooper visited Malvern to bolster local campaign efforts, emphasising the party's commitment to key policies under Keir Starmer's leadership.
Starmer to meet Trump amid Ukraine land swap warnings
Labour leader Keir Starmer prepares for high-stakes talks with Donald Trump as the former US President issues stark warnings over Ukraine's potential land concessions to Russia. Starmer also faces personal challenges with his oceanfront property dispute.
Macron hires investigators over Owens' gender claims
France's First Lady Brigitte Macron has reportedly hired private investigators to look into Candace Owens after the conservative podcaster made controversial claims about her gender.
Sturgeon: Scotland has 'goldfish memory' on independence
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon criticises Scotland's short political memory in a passionate plea for independence, comparing the nation to a 'goldfish'.
Victoria's Dump Day scrapped after years of controversy
After years of debate, Victoria's divisive 'Dump Day' policy is finally being abolished. But is this a victory for democratic processes or just another political manoeuvre?
Putin-Trump alliance shocks Europe amid Ukraine war
As tensions between Russia and Ukraine reach boiling point, former US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin forge an unexpected partnership, leaving Europe on edge. Hungary's Viktor Orbán adds fuel to the fire with controversial stateme
Labour criticised over migrant boat crisis
Labour's stance on migrant boat crossings is under fire as critics demand tougher action. Jacqui Smith weighs in on the debate.
Netanyahu: Gaza Genocide Would Take 'One Afternoon'
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu refutes accusations of genocide in Gaza, stating that if Israel intended such actions, it could be done swiftly. The remarks come amid growing international criticism over Gaza's humanitarian crisis.
BBC Breakfast criticised for 'soft' Tory MP interview
BBC Breakfast sparks outrage as viewers slam 'soft' interview with Tory MP Laura Farris amid NHS crisis. Critics accuse the show of being out of touch.
Wonky Yellow Lines Spark Outrage in Norfolk Village
A Norfolk village is up in arms after freshly painted double yellow lines appeared crooked and uneven, with locals branding the botched job an 'eyesore'. The council has apologised, citing 'human error'.
Political Divide Narrows on Wealth Tax Proposal
As economic pressures mount, both Labour and Conservative figures are warming to the idea of higher taxes on wealth. Could this rare consensus lead to real policy change?
Australia may recognise Palestine amid Gaza conflict
Australia is reportedly weighing the recognition of Palestine as a state, signalling a potential shift in its diplomatic stance on the Israel-Gaza conflict.
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