JD Vance protests in Cotswolds over controversial remarks
US Senator JD Vance confronted by protestors during Cotswolds visit following divisive remarks, sparking heated debates.
Category : Politics
Labour MP demands action on poverty ahead of election
Labour MP Debbie Abrahams urges Keir Starmer to tackle poverty head-on as the party gears up for potential governance, highlighting the urgent need for policy reforms.
Lammy urges Gaza ceasefire, halt to UK arms sales to Israel
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy demands an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, criticises UK arms sales to Israel, and calls for increased humanitarian aid.
Farage's radical 90% immigration cut plan sparks debate
Nigel Farage's bold proposal to cut immigration by 90% sparks heated debate. Experts question its feasibility, while supporters hail it as a necessary step.
Gabbard joins Trump at White House meeting
Former Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard made a surprise appearance at the White House with Donald Trump, sparking speculation about her political future. Comedian Tim Dillon and ex-Florida AG Pam Bondi were also in attendance.
UK Daily Digest: Top 5 Must-Read Stories
Catch up on the biggest UK headlines, from political shake-ups to extreme weather alerts, in this quick and engaging daily roundup.
Belgium calls Gaza situation potential genocide
Belgium's government has officially recognised the situation in Gaza as a potential genocide, urging the EU to take stronger action against Israel. The announcement sparks international debate.
Starmer questioned on DWP's disability benefit cuts
Labour leader Keir Starmer was challenged by a disabled voter over his party's stance on welfare reforms and benefit cuts during a campaign event.
John Oliver mocks Colbert over cancellation rumours
John Oliver couldn't resist poking fun at Stephen Colbert after rumours swirled about 'The Late Show' facing cancellation. The British comedian delivered a sharp yet playful jab on his own show, sparking laughter and speculation among fans.
Lawyers disbarred for Trump-Nashville conspiracy claims
Two Maryland attorneys have been disbarred after promoting baseless conspiracy theories linking Donald Trump to a tragic Nashville school shooting.
Trans MP Katie Wallis in court over passport claims
Britain's first openly transgender MP, Katie Wallis, has appeared in court accused of using a false passport. The case has sparked widespread debate on legal and identity issues.
Labour demands wealth taxes to fill £30bn gap
Keir Starmer faces intense scrutiny as Labour MPs demand wealth taxes to fund benefits and fill a £30bn budget gap, sparking heated debates in Westminster.
ABC News pairs Raddatz & Bass for special week
ABC News announces a major lineup change as veteran journalist Martha Raddatz joins forces with Karen Bass for a dynamic week of coverage. Discover the details behind this exciting collaboration.
Noem calls migrant 'scum' after border agent shooting
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem delivers fiery remarks after an illegal migrant allegedly shoots a border patrol agent. Read the explosive details.
Albanese office faces backlash over controversial photo
Australian PM's office faces backlash after displaying a photo deemed insensitive, raising questions about diplomatic decorum.
Clashes at £2.5m mosque protest site prompt police call
Police were called to a heated protest outside a controversial mosque construction site after rival factions clashed over the £2.5 million project.
Trump slams WSJ over 'untruthful' Epstein story
Former US President Donald Trump has accused the Wall Street Journal of publishing a 'grievance-filled, untruthful' article regarding his alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein. Here's what we know.
Trump's cryptic two-word reply to Biden debate challenge
A political expert has decoded Donald Trump's cryptic two-word reaction to Joe Biden's debate challenge, shedding light on the high-stakes political drama.
NH Republicans advance controversial voting law changes
Republican lawmakers in New Hampshire are advancing legislation to tighten voting rules, sparking fierce debate over election integrity and voter access.
Greece arrests hundreds of illegal migrants, freezes asylum
Greek authorities have launched a major operation, arresting hundreds of illegal migrants and freezing asylum applications in a bid to control the escalating migration crisis.
Trump's AI video shows Obama in prison in explosive rant
Former US President Donald Trump has sparked controversy with an AI-generated video depicting Barack Obama in prison, part of a late-night social media tirade against his political opponents.
Child Killer Colin Pitchfork Denied Parole Again
Notorious child murderer Colin Pitchfork has been refused parole again, sparking debate over his dangerousness and the justice system's handling of high-profile offenders.
Trump's legal deadline sparks urgent calls
As Donald Trump's legal deadline looms, experts and officials are urging decisive action. Discover the high-stakes implications and what comes next.
JD Vance’s Cotswolds Holiday: Politics or Pleasure?
US Senator JD Vance’s holiday in the Cotswolds sparks debate over political optics and personal downtime. Discover the details behind his British retreat.
Farage's £17bn plan to halve UK crime
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unveils a bold £17 billion strategy aimed at slashing crime rates by 50%. Critics question feasibility, while supporters hail it as a game-changer.
Mum speaks out after son kills newborn
A grieving mother shares her anguish after her son was convicted of killing his newborn baby, revealing the shocking details of the case.
Body found in search for missing Cheshire woman
A body has been discovered during the search for Rachel Booth, a missing woman from Cheshire. Authorities are working to confirm the identity.
Short-term ministers blocked from severance pay
Former ministers who served less than three weeks are now barred from receiving severance pay under new government rules, sparking debate over fairness and taxpayer costs.
Bangladesh-China strengthen ties with new projects
Bangladesh and China have signed multiple agreements to enhance cooperation in infrastructure and trade, marking a significant step in bilateral relations.
Miliband and Tice clash over BBC election coverage
Labour’s Ed Miliband and Reform UK’s Richard Tice engage in heated debate over BBC’s election impartiality, with Nigel Farage also weighing in on the controversy.
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