Starmer denies misleading public, defends Reeves' Budget
PM Keir Starmer champions Budget achievements and announces welfare reform push, while rejecting claims the Chancellor misled the public on finances. Read the latest.
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Why UK women are considering becoming nuns in 2025
Faced with modern pressures, a surprising number of women in Britain are exploring religious life. Discover the reasons behind this 2025 trend and what it says about society.
US Supreme Court May Overturn Conversion Therapy Bans
The US Supreme Court could strike down bans on harmful gay 'conversion therapy', a discredited practice linked to depression and suicide. Experts warn of a dangerous comeback.
Cornish Language Awarded Highest Level of Protection
The 'critically endangered' Cornish language is set for the highest level of protection, potentially allowing its use in courts. Discover the revival of Kernewek.
Trump Repeats Mental Health Slur About Tim Walz
Donald Trump has reiterated criticism of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, using an ableist slur. Walz, a campaigner for disability support, condemns the 'hateful' language. Read the full story.
Three former Conservative MPs defect to Reform UK
Three former Tory MPs have joined Nigel Farage's Reform UK, dealing a significant blow to the Conservative Party. Get the latest on the defections and what it means for the next election.
Trump erupts at female reporters amid MRI confusion
Donald Trump faced intense questioning about a mystery MRI scan, responding with fury towards female journalists. Read the full details of the Air Force One confrontation.
Starmer defends Reeves over Budget tax hike claims
PM Keir Starmer defends Chancellor Rachel Reeves against accusations of misleading the public over £26bn tax hikes. Watch live and get the full story on the Budget fallout.
Pakistan dismisses UN criticism over army immunity laws
Pakistan rejects UN rights chief's warning that constitutional changes granting army chief lifetime immunity undermine rule of law. Concerns grow for jailed ex-PM Imran Khan, denied family contact for weeks.
EU Warns Against Pardoning Putin in Ukraine Peace Plan
European Commissioner Michael McGrath warns that a US proposal for amnesty for Russia's war actions would be a 'historic mistake'. Read the EU's firm stance on accountability.
Jonathan Gullis defects to Reform UK after Tice spat
Former Conservative MP Jonathan Gullis has joined Reform UK, a dramatic U-turn after a public feud with the party's deputy leader, Richard Tice. Read the full story of his defection.
Australia monitors Chinese warships near Philippine Sea
Acting PM Richard Marles confirms Australian defence is tracking a Chinese naval task group's movements. This comes as the Albanese Government unveils its biggest defence overhaul in decades. Read the latest developments.
Reeves' £26bn Tax Hike Based on False Deficit Claim
Chancellor Rachel Reeves claimed a £20-30bn deficit to justify a £26bn tax raid. OBR data shows a £4.2bn surplus. Questions mount over her integrity and economic trust.
EU warns Trump not to pardon Putin for Ukraine war crimes
A senior EU official insists Vladimir Putin must be held accountable for alleged war crimes in Ukraine, warning that a US-proposed amnesty would be a 'historic mistake'.
Trump Attacks Democrat Over Christianity and Country Music
Donald Trump has launched a social media attack on Tennessee Democrat Aftyn Behn, claiming she 'hates Christianity' and disdains country music. The intervention comes ahead of a crucial special election seen as a bellwether for 2026.
Trump's mental health slur against Walz draws Republican rebuke
Donald Trump refuses to apologise for using an ableist slur against Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, costing him a key Republican ally in a redistricting fight. Read the full story.
Ukraine Peace Chief in £76m Fraud Probe
Zelensky's new peace negotiator, Rustem Umierov, is a witness in a major corruption case as US-led talks intensify. Explore the scandal's impact on Ukraine's war effort and diplomacy.
Andrew's Two-Month Fall: Titles Lost, One Remains
Over the past two months, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been stripped of nearly all royal titles and privileges. Discover the full list of what he's lost and the one rank he still holds.
Reeves Under Fire as OBR Leak Crisis Deepens
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces intense scrutiny over the OBR's Budget leak and its revelation she was told of a surplus. Will the watchdog's chief survive Treasury fury? Read the full story.
UK Councils Remove Prince Andrew Street Names
Local authorities across the UK are renaming roads linked to Prince Andrew as residents seek to distance themselves from the disgraced royal. Discover the changes underway.
Poll: Voters back scrapping two-child benefit cap
Exclusive polling reveals public support for ending the two-child limit. Failing to tackle child poverty could most damage Labour's re-election hopes. Read the full analysis.
Zelenskyy visits Macron as Ukraine peace talks intensify
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy meets France's Macron in Paris. US and Ukrainian officials discuss peace plans in Florida, while EU ministers convene in Brussels. Follow the latest diplomatic developments.
£30k a year spent cleaning paan stains in Wembley
Brent Council launches a zero-tolerance crackdown on paan spitting, costing £30,000 annually in cleaning and posing serious health risks. Offenders face £100 fines.
Zelensky to visit Ireland at critical time for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky makes an official visit to Ireland to launch an economic forum and discuss EU membership, as US pressure for a peace deal mounts. Read the full story.
Starmer defends Chancellor Reeves in Budget 'lies' crisis
PM Keir Starmer launches a desperate bid to support Chancellor Rachel Reeves, facing probes over Budget claims. Did she mislead on the OBR 'black hole' to justify tax hikes? Full story inside.
ABC probe into reporter's crypto-casino podcast feud
An ABC journalist is under investigation after a feud with a podcast co-host over cash payments funded by an unlicensed overseas crypto casino. The scandal has exposed funding controversies and a violent home invasion.
Pauline Hanson gives $420 to farmer for medical scans
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson gave $420 to a tearful farmer for X-rays during a campaign stop, criticising Australia's healthcare system and mass migration. Read the full story.
Hong Kong fire donations reach $115m as crackdown hardens
Public donations for the Hong Kong fire victims have surged to $115 million. As the death toll rises, authorities face scrutiny over safety failures while moving to stifle dissent. Read the full report.
Ex-Labour MP Jared O'Mara sentenced to four years in prison
Former Labour MP Jared O'Mara has been sentenced to four years in prison for fraudulently claiming £52,000 of taxpayers' money. Read the full details of the case and its implications.
Labour MP Tulip Siddiq gets two-year jail term in Bangladesh
Labour MP Tulip Siddiq has been given a two-year prison sentence by a Bangladesh court for corruption. Discover the details of the trial and its political implications.
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