Trump envoy calls Gaza aid a 'death trap'
Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff tours Gaza, highlighting dire humanitarian conditions as aid efforts face deadly obstacles.
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Family Demands Justice for Delroy Walker Murdered in Jamaica
The family of Delroy Walker, a British national murdered in Jamaica, accuses the UK government of indifference as they seek answers and justice.
Albanese vows to close Indigenous disadvantage gap
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese delivered a powerful speech at the Garma Festival, pledging to address the systemic inequalities faced by Indigenous Australians.
Smithsonian removes Trump impeachment exhibit
The Smithsonian Institution has discreetly removed an exhibit related to Donald Trump's impeachment, sparking debate over historical neutrality in museums.
Italy-Albania migrant deal sparks rights debate
Italy has signed an agreement with Albania to process thousands of asylum seekers offshore, sparking debate over human rights and EU migration policies.
Greens may ally with Corbyn's new party - 600k sign-ups
Potential Green Party leaders signal openness to collaboration with Jeremy Corbyn's new political movement, raising concerns for Keir Starmer's Labour.
MoD leaks Afghan interpreters' email addresses
The UK Ministry of Defence accidentally exposed email addresses of Afghan interpreters seeking relocation, raising serious security concerns.
Labour edges ahead of Tories in new poll under Starmer
Labour leader Keir Starmer has edged ahead of the Conservatives in a new poll, marking a potential turning point in British politics. Discover what this means for the next general election.
Trump: Let Russia attack NATO nations not paying defence bills
Former US President Donald Trump stuns Brussels with controversial NATO comments, suggesting Russia should target members failing to meet defence spending targets.
Labour's secret plot to silence migrant hotel critics
Exclusive: A Whitehall internet monitoring unit is pressuring social media giants to remove posts criticising asylum seeker accommodations, raising concerns over free speech and 'two-tier policing'.
Labour's Kyle: Farage exploited Brexit for personal gain
Shadow minister Peter Kyle criticises Nigel Farage for capitalising on Brexit chaos while Labour pledges to restore stability and trust in politics.
Couple's Horror After Buying 'Haunted Doll'
A couple's peaceful life turned into a nightmare after acquiring Robert the Doll, a notorious haunted artefact linked to paranormal activity and disturbing visions.
DUP demands urgent return to Stormont power-sharing
DUP deputy leader Gavin Robinson calls for immediate restoration of power-sharing in Northern Ireland, warning of dire consequences if political deadlock persists.
Trump's Cambodia and Canada remarks cause diplomatic stir
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after making inflammatory comments about Cambodia and Canada, reigniting debates on diplomacy and international relations.
South Korean opposition leader stabbed in shocking attack
Lee Jae-myung, a prominent South Korean opposition leader, was stabbed in the neck during a public appearance, raising concerns over political violence in the country.
Russian nuclear base severely damaged by tsunami
Exclusive satellite images show severe damage to a covert Russian nuclear facility following a tsunami, raising global security concerns.
10 arrested in Westminster terror plot
Ten men have been arrested in a major counter-terrorism operation in Westminster, with authorities alleging a planned attack was foiled.
Universal Credit loses £5.2bn to fraud and errors
Shocking figures reveal nearly 1 in 10 Universal Credit payments were incorrect last year, with £5.2bn lost to fraud and mistakes. Labour faces mounting pressure to tackle the crisis.
JD Vance warns Europe risks 'civilisational suicide'
US Senator JD Vance has issued a stark warning to Europe, accusing it of 'civilisational suicide' due to its handling of immigration and defence policies. Speaking at a conservative conference, Vance criticised Europe's reliance on the US for security whi
Parents abandon 10-year-old at UK airport
A 10-year-old child was left stranded at a UK airport after their parents allegedly abandoned them. The shocking incident has sparked outrage and an urgent police investigation.
Ex-Labour minister pushes for wealth tax, warns against cuts
Ex-Labour minister calls for wealth tax to address economic inequality, warning against austerity measures that could harm public services.
Trump aide Kash Patel accused of spying for China
Ex-Trump administration official Kash Patel faces explosive claims of espionage, with the FBI alleging he acted as a double agent for Beijing. New Zealand authorities reportedly assisted in the investigation.
Stathern parents separated from poisoned children
A family in Stathern faced a nightmare as parents were separated from their children after a suspected poisoning incident. Read the full story here.
Starmer criticised over 'clumsy' Palestine stance
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces backlash over his comments on Palestine, with Marco Rubio and Donald Trump weighing in on the controversy.
Which countries recognise Palestine? UK under pressure
As global tensions rise, more nations are recognising Palestine as a sovereign state. Will the UK, Canada, and France follow suit? Here’s the latest on the diplomatic shift.
Kamala Harris jokes about CA governor run on Colbert
US Vice President Kamala Harris sparked speculation about a potential future run for California governor during a humorous exchange on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
Clarkson's farm shop expansion rejected again
Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm Shop has been dealt another blow as local council rejects his latest planning application, sparking outrage among fans.
Gaza-Israel Conflict Escalates: Latest Updates
Latest updates on the intensifying conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, with Benjamin Netanyahu's government facing international scrutiny.
Bailiffs chase wrong woman over council tax error
A woman is battling to clear her name after bailiffs threatened her over unpaid council tax – for a property she's never even lived in. The shocking error has left her fearing for her credit score and reputation.
Government internships favour wealthy over working class
New research shows government internships disproportionately benefit privileged backgrounds, raising concerns over social mobility and diversity in Westminster.
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