Councils house migrants in disused buildings amid hotel unrest
Local authorities are repurposing disused tower blocks and student accommodations to house migrants as tensions rise over the use of hotels for asylum seekers.
Category : Politics
Swinney set to become Scotland's next First Minister
John Swinney emerges as the frontrunner to lead Scotland as First Minister following Humza Yousaf's resignation, with key SNP figures rallying behind him.
Anwar Ibrahim visits Cambodia and Thailand to boost ties
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim embarks on a diplomatic tour to Cambodia and Thailand, aiming to bolster regional cooperation and economic ties.
Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire after Trump mediation
Thailand and Cambodia have reached an immediate ceasefire following deadly border clashes, with former US President Donald Trump hailed for his crucial mediation efforts.
Teen airlifted after Netley Show incident
A 14-year-old girl was rushed to hospital following an accident at the Netley Country Show in Hampshire. Emergency services responded swiftly, and the event continued with heightened safety measures.
Thailand-Cambodia agree ceasefire after border clashes
Thailand and Cambodia have reached a ceasefire agreement following recent clashes along their disputed border, easing tensions in Southeast Asia.
Corbyn leads Starmer in new YouGov poll
A new YouGov poll reveals Jeremy Corbyn's surprising lead over Keir Starmer in public approval, raising questions about Labour's future direction.
Joe Rogan likens Trump to a South Park character
Podcast host Joe Rogan has stirred debate by comparing Donald Trump to a 'real-life' South Park character, drawing mixed reactions from fans and critics alike.
Palestinians block Gaza aid trucks amid Netanyahu backlash
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under fire after Palestinian demonstrators halted aid trucks bound for Gaza, escalating tensions in the region.
XL Bully kills owner in exempted dog attack
A 60-year-old man has died after being mauled by his own XL Bully dog in a shocking incident. Authorities confirm the breed was exempt from the recent ban.
Wes Streeting criticised over Gaza comments
Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting sparks controversy with his remarks on Gaza, drawing criticism from Labour MPs and pro-Palestinian groups.
South Korea wary of Trump’s potential return
South Korean officials express concerns over potential policy shifts if Donald Trump returns to the White House, highlighting strained US-South Korea relations.
Farage's Reform UK linked to murderer Levi Bellfield
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party faces scrutiny after reports emerge of a convicted murderer's involvement in the party's campaign activities.
Farage shocks with major Reform UK announcement
Nigel Farage stunned the political world with a major announcement during a live press conference. Discover the latest twists in the Reform UK saga and what it means for British politics.
Palestinian MP Basem Abdo's Historic UK Parliament Speech
Basem Abdo, a Palestinian MP, delivered a groundbreaking speech in the UK Parliament, marking a historic moment in diplomatic relations and raising awareness about Palestinian rights.
Starmer and Trump set for crucial meeting on Gaza and trade
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer prepares for a pivotal meeting with former US President Donald Trump, focusing on Gaza, trade, and UK-US relations.
Trump’s Mystery Hand Mark Sparks Speculation
Former US President Donald Trump was seen with a mysterious mark on his hand during a public appearance, sparking widespread speculation.
Russia-North Korea flights resume amid closer ties
Direct flights between Russia and North Korea have restarted after a four-year hiatus, signalling closer relations between the two sanctioned nations. Experts weigh in on the geopolitical implications.
NSW Parliament may expel convicted MP Gareth Ward
Pressure mounts to remove Gareth Ward from NSW Parliament following his conviction for sexual assault, sparking debates on political accountability.
Australia to get US nuclear subs by 2030 under AUKUS
Australia is set to acquire advanced US nuclear-powered submarines by 2030 under the AUKUS pact, as confirmed by a top US Navy admiral. The deal strengthens Indo-Pacific security amid rising tensions.
Afternoon Update: UK Political & Economic Shifts
Stay informed with the latest political, economic, and social updates from across the UK, including Westminster debates, market trends, and public health alerts.
Israel-Gaza ceasefire talks stall amid famine fears
As humanitarian conditions in Gaza worsen, international efforts to broker a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas face new obstacles. Here's the latest on the escalating crisis.
Iranian exile's film exposes regime torture in My Worst Enemy
A powerful new film by an Iranian exile revisits the trauma of imprisonment and interrogation under the regime, offering a stark study of authoritarian control.
Thailand-Cambodia border clashes escalate with airstrikes
Fresh military clashes erupt between Thailand and Cambodia along a disputed border region, with airstrikes reported. Tensions rise as both nations accuse each other of provocation.
Trump endorses Labour's Reynolds as future UK PM
Former US President Donald Trump has publicly backed Labour's Jonathan Reynolds as a future UK Prime Minister, stirring controversy and raising questions about foreign influence in British politics.
Starmer meets Trump: Steel tariffs & Gaza talks
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to meet former US President Donald Trump in a high-stakes discussion aimed at negotiating a steel tariffs deal and swaying Trump's stance on Gaza. Will diplomacy prevail?
Trump Slams Starmer Over Gaza Ceasefire in Trade Row
Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on Keir Starmer regarding his position on the Gaza ceasefire, as UK trade negotiations take centre stage. Get the latest explosive details.
Kim Jong Un's sister warns South Korea over defector leaflets
Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has threatened South Korea with "unbearable" consequences if it fails to stop activists from sending anti-regime leaflets across the border.
Starmer faces Gaza backlash in Swinney clash
Labour leader Keir Starmer confronted by Scotland's First Minister John Swinney over his position on Gaza during a tense campaign event in Ayrshire.
Lionesses' win fuels bank holiday demands
After England's Lionesses' historic victory, pressure mounts on the government to declare an extra bank holiday. Fans and MPs rally for national celebration.
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