Putin moves nuclear bombers closer to Europe
Tensions soar as Russia moves strategic bombers closer to NATO borders, while the US responds with nuclear submarine deployments. The Kremlin issues stark warnings amid fears of a new arms race.
Category : Politics
Gretchen Carlson on Epstein and #MeToo Justice
Gretchen Carlson, a prominent #MeToo advocate, shares her insights on the Epstein scandal and the ongoing fight for justice for survivors.
Colombia's Ex-President Uribe Convicted in Landmark Case
Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe has been found guilty in a landmark case, marking a pivotal moment for democracy in Latin America. Discover the implications of this historic verdict.
Brits Feel UK is in Decline – Here's Why
A growing number of Britons feel the UK is deteriorating, with concerns over the economy, public services, and political leadership. Here's why.
Labour’s small boats policy: distraction or solution?
A satirical cartoon critiques Labour’s approach to small boat crossings, questioning whether it’s a genuine solution or just political theatre.
Farage under fire over asylum seeker rape claims
Reform UK faces controversy as a local leader alleges Afghan asylum seekers accused of rape pleaded for release due to immigration status, sparking a heated debate on UK asylum policies.
Trump claims he could end Ukraine war in 24 hours
Donald Trump boldly asserts he could swiftly resolve the Ukraine conflict if re-elected, drawing sharp criticism from the Biden camp and raising eyebrows internationally.
Ofcom investigates Conservative-linked TV channel
UK media regulator Ofcom is probing a TV channel linked to Conservative figures over concerns it may breach impartiality rules ahead of elections.
John Swinney tours Skye and Lochaber amid SNP leadership buzz
Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney tours Skye and Lochaber, sparking speculation about his political ambitions and the future of the SNP.
Netanyahu plans Gaza escalation to free hostages
Israeli PM Netanyahu considers escalating military operations in Gaza to rescue hostages as Hamas releases distressing images of captives, sparking international outcry.
Latino festivals cancelled over ICE raid fears
Several Latino cultural festivals across the US have been abruptly cancelled due to heightened concerns over immigration enforcement raids by ICE.
Ted Cruz criticised for mocking NY Governor's headscarf
US Senator Ted Cruz faces backlash after ridiculing New York Governor Kathy Hochul's headscarf in a now-deleted tweet, sparking outrage over cultural insensitivity.
Tory MP Demands Ban on 'Bonnie Blue' Film
Conservative MP Sir John Hayes sparks outrage after suggesting the British Board of Film Classification should ban 'Bonnie Blue' for its political messaging.
Trump's Cryptic Six-Word Remark Stuns Audience
Former US President Donald Trump left audiences baffled with a cryptic six-word statement during a recent speech. Experts and critics weigh in on the possible meanings behind his puzzling remark.
Trump Braces for Justice Department Charges
Former US President Donald Trump is reportedly under scrutiny as the Justice Department finalises charges in a high-stakes legal battle that could reshape his political future.
Badenoch's Nigeria remarks fuel Tory leadership debate
As Kemi Badenoch vies for Tory leadership, her polarising comments on Nigeria spark debate. Could her stance alienate voters or redefine Conservative values?
Independent Dan Osborn runs for Nebraska Senate
Former union leader Dan Osborn is running as an independent for Nebraska's Senate seat, challenging the political establishment with a grassroots campaign focused on workers' rights and economic reform.
Israel-Gaza: Ben-Gvir criticised as deaths mount
Israel's far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir faces backlash as Gaza casualties surge. Tensions flare amid stalled ceasefire talks and international condemnation.
Farage slammed over Channel migrants 'invasion' claim
Nigel Farage faces backlash after comparing asylum seekers crossing the Channel to an 'invasion'. Critics accuse him of inflaming tensions and misrepresenting the facts.
Prince Andrew alarmed by damaging new royal biography
The Duke of York is reportedly on edge as an upcoming unauthorised biography could expose damaging revelations about his past, further tarnishing his public image.
Democrats lead Republicans in latest election polls
Recent polling data shows Democrats gaining ground over Republicans, signalling a potential shift in voter sentiment ahead of the next election cycle.
Trump Slams Schumer Over Senate Confirmations Delay
Former President Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, accusing him of obstructing key Senate confirmations. The clash highlights deepening political divisions in Washington.
Mum's tribute to son, 15, killed by train
A grieving mother pays a moving tribute to her teenage son who tragically lost his life after being struck by a train in a devastating incident.
Protesters warned over 'explosive anger' in Essex
Police have issued a stark warning after tensions flared outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in Essex, with fears of 'explosive anger' among protesters.
Channel 4 criticised for 'barely legal' porn ad
Channel 4 is under fire for airing a controversial ad for 'barely legal' pornography during daytime programming, sparking outrage among viewers and campaigners.
Germany asylum seeker arrivals halve in six months
Germany has seen a dramatic 50% drop in asylum seeker arrivals over the past six months following the implementation of stricter migration controls. Experts weigh in on the impact of the new measures.
Labour minister compares Reform UK to 'modern-day Saviles'
Home Office Minister Jess Phillips ignites fresh controversy by accusing Reform UK of empowering 'modern-day Jimmy Saviles,' reigniting political tensions.
Labour’s small boat policy: Change or just tweaks?
Labour proposes minor adjustments to the UK’s small boat migrant policy, sparking debate over whether these changes will make a meaningful impact.
Family of nine RAF pilots spans from WWI to today
Discover the incredible story of a British family with nine generations of RAF pilots, including a WWI pioneer and a Chinook officer serving in the Middle East.
Raynor Winn in Cornwall café controversy
Raynor Winn, acclaimed author of 'The Salt Path,' has sparked controversy after an alleged dispute with a café owner in Cornwall. The incident has drawn mixed reactions from fans and locals alike.
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