UK bans social media ads for small boat crossings
New legislation will target online platforms hosting adverts encouraging illegal Channel crossings, with hefty fines for non-compliance.
Category : Politics
Ward & Latham Exit NSW Parliament: Political Upheaval
The departure of Gareth Ward and Mark Latham from NSW Parliament leaves uncharted territory in Australian politics. What does this mean for the future?
WA grants adopted people full access to birth records
Western Australia passes groundbreaking legislation granting adopted individuals full access to their birth records, empowering thousands to reclaim their personal histories.
Migrant with gun licence faces jail over threats
A migrant granted a UK gun licence has been warned he could face prison after breaching conditions by making threats against Jewish people. The shocking case raises concerns over firearms regulations.
Labour accuses Tories of losing control on Channel crossings
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses the Conservative government of failing to manage Channel crossings, as Labour pledges stronger border security measures.
Illegal migrant charged with murder in NJ sanctuary state
A tragic incident in New Jersey has reignited the debate over sanctuary policies after an illegal migrant was charged with the murder of a local man. Read the full story.
Trump: US nuclear subs near Russia risk war
Former President Donald Trump issues a stark warning about US nuclear submarines near Russia, claiming current policies could lead to war. Experts weigh in on the escalating tensions.
Reeves: Truss's economic policies were reckless
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves criticises former PM Liz Truss's economic approach, calling it irresponsible, while Labour outlines plans for stable growth.
Pope Leo XIV’s Rock Star Welcome at Youth Vigil
Pope Leo XIV received an electrifying reception from young Catholics at a grand vigil, showcasing his growing influence among the youth.
Labour's fast-track asylum plan sparks protests
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper outlines Labour's strategy to fast-track asylum claims, sparking debate and protests over immigration policy.
Yvette Cooper to be Labour's Home Secretary
Labour's Yvette Cooper is poised to take on the role of Home Secretary as Rachel Reeves prepares for a key economic position in the new government.
San Francisco schools to teach AI with tech giant support
San Francisco announces a pioneering partnership with leading tech companies to integrate AI education into public school curricula, preparing students for the future job market.
Worker killed by steel beam in Westminster construction accident
A construction worker has died after being struck by a massive steel beam on a building site in Westminster. Emergency services rushed to the scene, but the victim was pronounced dead.
Trouserless man arrested after Westminster police chase
A trouserless man caused chaos in central London after allegedly threatening police with a metal pole before being tasered and arrested.
Cooper: Govt undermining crime agency on immigration
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses the government of undermining the National Crime Agency's efforts to tackle illegal immigration due to poor policymaking.
Starmer aide in smuggling gangs scandal
A senior aide to Labour leader Keir Starmer faces shocking allegations of involvement with smuggling gangs facilitating illegal asylum seekers into the UK. Read the full investigation.
UK tightens small boat migration rules
The UK government has introduced stricter measures to deter small boat crossings, impacting asylum seekers and sparking debate over immigration policy.
Ghislaine Maxwell questioned in prison about Epstein's network
Ghislaine Maxwell is reportedly being questioned in prison about her connections to Jeffrey Epstein's elite network, as authorities seek new leads in the ongoing investigation.
Netanyahu's Gaza Dilemma: Pressure Mounts Over Ceasefire
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under growing scrutiny as internal divisions and international pressure mount over stalled ceasefire negotiations in Gaza.
Dershowitz considers lawsuit over pierogi stand name
Former Trump and Epstein lawyer Alan Dershowitz considers suing a New York pierogi stand for using his name without permission, sparking a bizarre legal showdown.
Holmes and Maxwell: Shocking Prison Photos Revealed
Disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has been seen jogging alongside convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell in newly released prison photos, sparking widespread intrigue.
Trump's Rose Garden revamp sparks fury
Former President Donald Trump's controversial Rose Garden renovation has drawn sharp criticism for its extravagant costs and lack of historical preservation. Experts and activists decry the project as a vanity exercise.
Mayoral candidate’s Epstein-like name stirs debate
A Massachusetts mayoral candidate's unfortunate name similarity to the infamous Jeffrey Epstein has stirred public debate and awkward headlines.
Girl, 8, mauled by dog outside London school
A young girl was viciously attacked by a dog outside a primary school in Westminster, sparking outrage and calls for stricter pet regulations.
Epstein 'Suicide List' Sparks New Conspiracy Theories
Explosive new details emerge about Jeffrey Epstein's alleged 'suicide list', reigniting conspiracy theories surrounding his death and the high-profile figures linked to his case.
Jess Phillips slams government over Whitehall failures
Labour MP Jess Phillips accuses the government of failing vulnerable individuals, citing poor conditions and lack of support in Whitehall.
Trump policy wasted millions on food aid - report
A controversial Trump administration policy forced USAID to spend millions more on American-grown food aid, despite cheaper local options, a watchdog report reveals.
Afghan asylum seekers charged with rape in Warwickshire
Two Afghan asylum seekers have been charged with the alleged rape of a teenage girl in a quiet Warwickshire town, sparking outrage and raising questions about the UK's immigration policies.
Russia's 'Dead Hand' nuclear submarine could return
Experts warn that Russia's 'Dead Hand' nuclear submarine could become operational amid escalating tensions, raising fears of a new Cold War era.
Israel: Hamas must disarm for Palestinian state talks
Israel insists Hamas must lay down arms before any talks on Palestinian statehood can begin, as tensions escalate in the region.
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