Reform UK candidate risks contempt over asylum comments
Reform UK's George Finch sparks outrage with controversial remarks about asylum seekers, raising concerns over potential contempt of court.
Category : Politics
MI5's first female chief Dame Stella Rimington dies at 90
Dame Stella Rimington, the trailblazing first female Director-General of MI5, has died aged 90. A Cold War icon, she revolutionised British intelligence and inspired generations.
Guardian's Malcolm Dean remembered for policy-changing journalism
Tributes pour in for Malcolm Dean, the Guardian's esteemed social affairs editor, whose groundbreaking work reshaped public policy and journalism.
John Oliver exposes Gaza starvation crisis
John Oliver tackles the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, highlighting the severe starvation and political failures exacerbating the situation.
Tourist's finger torn off by parade float in Westminster
A 27-year-old tourist suffered a horrific injury when her finger was severed by a parade float near Westminster. Emergency services rushed to the scene, but the finger could not be reattached.
Candace Owens criticised for Brigitte Macron remarks
Political commentator Candace Owens faces backlash after making inflammatory comments about France's First Lady Brigitte Macron, drawing sharp criticism from both sides of the political spectrum.
Westminster families battle fly-infested rubbish and parking chaos
Residents in Westminster are outraged as overflowing bins attract swarms of flies, while parking disputes add to their misery. Locals demand immediate action from the council.
Pritzker supports Texas Democrats in political gambit
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker pledges support to Texas Democrats, signalling a strategic alliance amid rising political tensions in the US.
Most Gaza aid not reaching targets - shock report
A new report reveals that the majority of humanitarian aid sent to Gaza is not reaching its intended recipients, raising serious concerns about distribution and accountability.
Napier Barracks continues housing asylum seekers
The UK government confirms Napier Barracks will remain operational for asylum seekers following a recent increase in small boat arrivals. Critics raise concerns over conditions.
Ghislaine Maxwell moved to Texas prison
Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein, has been transferred to a Texas prison. Read the latest details on her new facility and conditions.
Trump's odd praise for Sweeney & Swift causes stir
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after making controversial comments about actress Sydney Sweeney and pop icon Taylor Swift in a social media rant.
Oxford care home residents deported to Ghana
A shocking report reveals that vulnerable residents from an Oxford care home were forcibly deported to Ghana by the Home Office, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
Farage’s Reform UK Targets Westminster as Labour Leads EU Polls
Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, is setting its sights on Westminster as Labour dominates European Parliament polling. Could this shift reshape UK politics?
Road safety councillor killed in lorry crash
A local councillor who tirelessly campaigned for road safety measures has died in a collision with a lorry. The driver has been arrested as tributes pour in for the dedicated public servant.
Australia's growing conspiracy theory problem explained
Explore the rise of conspiracy theories in Australia and what it reveals about the nation's psyche. A deep dive into the cultural and political factors fueling these beliefs.
Bartenders on Trump: DC's Political Bar Scene
Washington DC bartenders reveal their unfiltered opinions on Donald Trump, political tensions, and the city's changing atmosphere ahead of the 2024 election.
Texas Gov Abbott threatens Dems over Trump plan
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ignited a political row by threatening Democrats over their opposition to a controversial Trump-endorsed proposal, escalating tensions in the Lone Star State.
Farage: Reform UK gaining Labour voters
Nigel Farage asserts that Reform UK is making significant inroads among traditional Labour supporters, according to recent polling data.
Dozens rescued after falling through Hudson River ice
Emergency services saved multiple individuals who ventured onto the frozen Hudson River near New York City, only to fall through the ice in a dramatic rescue operation.
UK Considers Recognising Palestine as a State
The UK government is reportedly weighing the recognition of Palestine as a sovereign state, a move that could reshape Middle East diplomacy amid ongoing tensions between Israel and Hamas.
Stewart: May's Trump approach was diplomatic disaster
Former Tory MP Rory Stewart criticises Theresa May's approach to Donald Trump, calling it a 'missed opportunity' for UK-US relations.
Ex-Israeli officials urge Trump to help end Gaza war
Hundreds of former Israeli security personnel call on Donald Trump to intervene and help end the war in Gaza, warning of long-term consequences.
Tory MEP defects to Reform UK
Conservative MEP Rupert Matthews has stunned political circles by defecting to Reform UK, citing disillusionment with the Tories' direction. The move signals growing fractures within the right-wing vote.
BBC's James Whale in racism row over Pakistan comment
Veteran broadcaster James Whale faces backlash after telling former Loose Women panellist Saira Khan to 'go back to Pakistan' during a heated radio debate.
Ex-football coach Derek Dooley runs for Georgia Senate
Ex-Tennessee Volunteers head coach Derek Dooley is making a surprising pivot from the gridiron to politics, announcing his candidacy for Georgia's Senate seat. Could his leadership skills translate to Capitol Hill?
Moderate Democrats push Biden to act on Gaza starvation
A growing number of moderate Democrats are urging the Biden administration to address the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where reports of starvation and food shortages are escalating.
Gaza Crisis: Palestinians Face Severe Hardships
As the conflict in Gaza continues, Palestinians endure dire living conditions, with shortages of food, water, and medical supplies. International aid efforts struggle to meet the overwhelming demand.
Israel restricts Palestinian access to Jordan River
Israeli authorities have imposed new restrictions on Palestinians accessing the Jordan River in the occupied West Bank, drawing condemnation from rights groups.
July’s Top Picks: What Brits Loved Most
Discover the most beloved trends, entertainment, and cultural highlights that captivated the UK in July 2025.
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