ICE raid blocked by protesters in New York City
Federal immigration agents' raid in Manhattan's Chinatown was halted by 200 activists. Several arrests made as NYPD faces criticism for involvement. Read the full report.
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Iran sentences film director Jafar Panahi to prison
Iranian authorities have sentenced acclaimed filmmaker Jafar Panahi to prison. Explore the details of his case and the international outcry it has provoked.
Report Slams 'Nepotism' in Australian Public Board Appointments
A damning review finds Australian government board appointments are routinely abused, looking like 'nepotism'. Discover the key findings and the government's new framework.
'Jobs for Mates' Rife in Politics, Victoria Bans Surgery
A new report exposes systemic 'jobs for mates' in Australian politics, while Victoria bans non-consensual intersex surgery. Trump issues a Venezuela ultimatum. Read the full analysis.
Fox News Host Slams Trump Envoy's Call to Russia
Brian Kilmeade criticises US envoy Steve Witkoff for advising a Russian official on how to praise Donald Trump. Read the full story on the diplomatic controversy.
Congresswoman Stands by False Epstein Donation Claim
Texas Democrat Jasmine Crockett refuses to correct her erroneous accusation that a Trump cabinet member took money from Jeffrey Epstein. Read the full story of the bizarre interview fallout.
Santos questions Cory Booker's sexuality after marriage
Disgraced ex-Rep. George Santos has publicly questioned Senator Cory Booker's sexuality following his marriage. Explore the history of rumours and political attacks.
Nato Considers Aggressive Response to Russian Hybrid Attacks
Nato is exploring a more aggressive stance, including potential pre-emptive action, to deter Russian hybrid warfare attacks across Europe. Read the latest analysis.
Nato mulls 'aggressive' new stance against Russian attacks
Nato is exploring a more aggressive, pre-emptive approach to deter Russian hybrid attacks, including drone incursions and cyberattacks. Read the latest on the alliance's strategic shift.
Top Lawyer Urges Farage to Apologise for School Claims
Attorney General Richard Hermer calls on Nigel Farage to apologise after multiple allegations of racist behaviour at school. The Reform UK leader denies the decades-old claims.
Man cleared of harassing Sir Ed Davey and wife
Inigo Rowland found not guilty of harassing Lady Emily Davey after two visits to the family home. Judge says actions did not meet criminal standard. Read the full verdict.
Andrew's list of demands for new royal home revealed
The Duke of York is reportedly negotiating hard over his move from Royal Lodge, with a substantial list of requirements including a large house, staff, and security. Discover the details of the ongoing royal relocation.
Trump's 'Swamp Sweep' Targets New Orleans Migrants
The Trump administration plans a major immigration operation in New Orleans, deploying 250 agents. Local businesses close in fear as raids loom. Read the full story.
Admiral ordered second strike killing drug boat survivors
The White House confirms an admiral ordered a second strike that killed two survivors of a suspected drug boat. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth faces war crime allegations. Read the latest developments.
Starmer insists 'no misleading' in Budget row
PM Keir Starmer defends Chancellor Rachel Reeves against claims she misled the public over the economy ahead of the Budget. OBR head resigns after leak probe.
Corporate Manslaughter Charges Considered in Post Office Probe
Police investigating the Post Office Horizon scandal are now considering corporate manslaughter charges. Eight suspects named, with over 50 persons of interest in the unprecedented miscarriage of justice. Read the latest.
Usha Vance's Missing Wedding Ring Sparks Speculation
Second Lady Usha Vance appeared without her wedding ring during a military spouses event with Melania Trump, reigniting speculation about her marriage to VP JD Vance. Discover the details and religious context.
Hegseth posts AI Franklin image amid war crimes allegations
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth shares AI image of Franklin the Turtle firing missiles, as he faces allegations of ordering extrajudicial killings in drug boat strikes. Read the full story.
SAS troops refuse Afghan war crimes inquiry evidence
Scores of Special Forces soldiers are declining to give evidence to a war crimes inquiry over fears of self-incrimination. Read the latest on the high-stakes investigation.
Couple's £1.6bn Giving Boots Them from Forbes 400 List
Houston couple Laura and John Arnold gave over 40% of their wealth to charity, losing their Forbes 400 status. Discover how their generosity compares to other US billionaires.
OBR chief resigns after Budget forecast leak
Richard Hughes quits as OBR chairman after a damning report into the premature release of Budget forecasts. Read the full details of the leak and political fallout.
Pavarotti Statue Stuck in Ice Rink Sparks Outrage
The widow of Luciano Pavarotti is furious after a statue of the late tenor was encircled by an 'ugly' ice rink in Pesaro, Italy. The mayor has apologised for the disrespectful blunder.
Starmer's Budget Speech Amid Labour Self-Sabotage Claims
Keir Starmer attempts to reframe the budget narrative as questions over Rachel Reeves and party chaos persist. Analysis of Labour's internal struggles and the political fallout.
Settlers attack Italian and Canadian volunteers in West Bank
Italian and Canadian volunteers were beaten and robbed by masked Israeli settlers in the West Bank. Read how the attack highlights a surge in violence linked to a new outpost.
FBI 'Paralysed by Fear' Under Director Kash Patel
A damning leaked report based on 24 FBI sources describes the agency as a 'rudderless ship' under Director Kash Patel, citing plummeting morale and a climate of fear. Read the full investigation.
Your Party's Founding Conference Hit by Internal Rifts
The new left-wing Your Party's founding conference in Liverpool was overshadowed by public disputes between Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, raising questions about its future as the Greens gain ground.
The case for retiring the word 'mansplain'
As 'rage bait' wins Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year, columnist Zoe Williams argues it's time to decommission problematic terms like 'mansplain'. Explore the linguistic journey and political misuse.
Tennessee Election Shock: Trump's District in Peril
A US congressional race in a deep-red Tennessee district is unexpectedly tight, threatening the GOP's House majority and signalling trouble for Trump ahead of 2026. Read the full analysis.
Scottish Labour's Poll Slump Threatens Holyrood Standing
Anas Sarwar's Scottish Labour faces a dramatic fall, polling at just 17% and risking defeat by Reform UK. We analyse the internal strife and Westminster tensions behind this stunning reversal.
Dad's painful death after Dignitas too expensive
Tim Wardle, 86, campaigned for assisted dying but died in agony, unable to afford Dignitas. His son urges Lords to stop delaying the bill to prevent more suffering.
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