Trump hints at pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell in Scotland rant
Former US President Donald Trump sparks controversy with a fiery speech in Scotland, hinting at a potential pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein.
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Mum lets girl, 10, drive car – gets community service
A 32-year-old woman has been handed community service after allowing a 10-year-old girl to drive a car in a quiet village, putting lives at risk.
Trump-Starmer 'one-sided double act' sparks debate
Former US President Donald Trump and UK Labour leader Keir Starmer's recent interaction has sparked debate, with critics calling it a 'one-sided double act' highlighting their contrasting approaches to diplomacy and policy.
Edinburgh's slavery legacy demands action beyond reports
A new report on Edinburgh's historical ties to slavery sparks debate on how cities should confront uncomfortable truths beyond academic circles.
Trump sets deadline for UK-EU trade deal
Former US President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to the UK and EU, demanding a swift resolution to post-Brexit trade negotiations—or face potential tariffs.
Trump urges Israel to allow food into starving Gaza
Former US President Donald Trump has called on Israel to permit unrestricted food aid into Gaza, acknowledging severe humanitarian suffering in the region.
Vance's fiery retort in Trump-Epstein row
Senator JD Vance delivers a sharp rebuttal to allegations suggesting Donald Trump shielded Epstein's clients, sparking a heated political debate.
Trump's Qatar jet deal sparks legal battle
A leaked memo exposes Donald Trump's controversial private jet deal with Qatar, leading to a high-stakes lawsuit and raising questions about undisclosed financial ties.
Starmer's awkward interview sparks leadership debate
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer appeared visibly uneasy during a recent interview, sparking speculation about his confidence under pressure. The Mirror analyses the key moments that left viewers questioning his composure.
Starmer backs Palestine as Trump arrives in Scotland
Labour leader Keir Starmer reaffirms support for a Palestinian state as Donald Trump arrives in Scotland, sparking political debate.
Trump judge blocks Planned Parenthood Medicaid funding
A federal judge appointed by Donald Trump has halted the Biden administration's rule allowing Medicaid funds to cover services at Planned Parenthood, sparking a fierce debate over reproductive rights and healthcare access.
Trump and Starmer clash in tense Q&A at Turnberry
Former US President Donald Trump and UK Labour leader Keir Starmer engaged in a fiery exchange during a press Q&A in Scotland. Here’s what you missed.
Epstein survivor warns against Trump pardon for Maxwell
Annie Farmer, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse, has publicly cautioned against any potential pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell by Donald Trump, highlighting ongoing concerns for justice.
Trump backs Starmer as "far better" than Conservatives
Former US President Donald Trump has surprisingly backed Labour leader Keir Starmer, calling him 'far better' than the Conservatives. Discover the implications for UK-US relations and the upcoming election.
CIA: Hillary Clinton approved Russia-Trump allegations
A newly declassified CIA document alleges that Hillary Clinton approved a plan to link Donald Trump to Russia during the 2016 election, raising fresh questions about the origins of 'Russiagate'.
Trump blames Biden's 'tan' and energy on performance drugs
Former President Donald Trump has sparked controversy by claiming President Joe Biden's 'tan' and high energy during their debate were signs of performance-enhancing drug use.
Trump's bruised hand fuels health speculation
Former US President Donald Trump was spotted with a bruised hand during a public appearance, fueling rumours about his health. Experts weigh in on possible causes.
Trump’s Scotland visit sparks election debate
Former US President Donald Trump’s visit to Scotland has ignited controversy as UK political leaders weigh in on his presence during a heated election period.
Greek, Israeli nationals evacuated from Gaza to Athens
Dozens of Greek and Israeli citizens have been safely evacuated from Gaza to Athens as tensions in the region continue to rise. The operation, coordinated by Greek authorities, highlights international efforts to protect civilians caught in the crossfire.
Gallagher brother charged with rape and sexual offences
Paul Gallagher, brother of Oasis stars Noel and Liam, faces serious allegations including rape and other sexual offences. The case has sent shockwaves through the music industry.
Sadiq Khan slams Trump over 'racist and sexist' remarks
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has condemned former US President Donald Trump for his controversial comments, calling them 'racist and sexist,' as tensions rise ahead of the UK general election.
Gaza aid crisis forces risky air drops as land routes blocked
Humanitarian agencies warn of catastrophic conditions in Gaza as Israel restricts land aid, forcing risky air drops to starving civilians.
Bannon-Epstein Tapes Reveal Shocking Connection
Newly uncovered recordings allegedly connect former Trump strategist Steve Bannon to Jeffrey Epstein, raising fresh questions about their relationship.
Five Must-Read Stories Today
Stay updated with the Mirror's top five stories of the day, covering everything from breaking news to intriguing developments across the UK.
Judge orders review of Gaza family's UK resettlement bid
A UK judge has ignited a potential diplomatic row by ruling that the Foreign Office must review a Palestinian family's plea to flee Gaza using a scheme originally designed for Ukrainian refugees.
Lukashenko's mysterious flight to Moscow sparks speculation
Alexander Lukashenko's sudden arrival in Moscow on a Russian government plane raises questions amid strained Belarus-Russia relations.
Vatican slams gender theory as 'serious threat'
The Vatican has issued a strong declaration against gender theory, calling it a dangerous ideology that undermines human identity and family values.
Grandmother banned from Wetherspoons for Union Jack dress
A grandmother was refused entry to a Wetherspoons pub for wearing a Union Jack dress, sparking outrage and a vow never to return.
Washington Post fact-check chief departs amid buyouts
Long-serving Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler announces departure amid company-wide buyouts, raising questions about the future of accountability journalism.
Council fines residents for parking near homes
A local council faces backlash after introducing hefty fines for residents parking outside their own homes, sparking fury among locals.
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