Nigel Farage Faces Hostile Questions in US Congressional Hearing on Free Speech
Nigel Farage faced hostile Democrat questioning during a US congressional hearing on censorship, accused of being a 'Putin-loving free speech impostor'.
Category : Diplomacy
Cunard's 2026 Transatlantic Cruises Feature West End and RSC Shows
Cunard's 2026 transatlantic cruises on Queen Mary 2 feature West End shows, RSC play The Constant Wife, and Olivier Awards concert.
Starmer Faces Backlash Over Gaza Comments as Councillors Threaten to Quit
Keir Starmer faces backlash over Israel-Gaza comments as Labour councillors threaten to resign, with tensions high in Muslim communities.
Trump says King Charles's US visit could 'absolutely' mend UK relations
Trump says King Charles's state visit could repair UK-US relations amid tensions with PM Starmer.
Super Bowl 60 Faces Political Storm Over Immigration and Bad Bunny
Super Bowl 60 faces political controversy over ICE presence and Bad Bunny's halftime show, with petitions and conservative backlash.
Coleen Rooney Returns to Grand National with Wayne After Eight-Year Absence
Coleen Rooney returns to Aintree Grand National with husband Wayne after eight-year absence, wearing a stunning £835 Roland Mouret dress.
Holocaust Museum Condemns Tim Walz for Anne Frank Comparison
US Holocaust Museum criticises Tim Walz for comparing Minneapolis crisis to Anne Frank's story, calling it deeply offensive.
Ai Weiwei Accuses West of Hypocrisy on China Human Rights
Ai Weiwei urges Western governments to challenge China on human rights despite potential backlash, criticising Beijing's crackdown on dissent.
Streaming Guide: Charlie Puth, Daniel Day-Lewis, Robyn, and New Shows
Streaming guide: Charlie Puth and Robyn albums, Daniel Day-Lewis film, Hannah Montana special, and more new shows.
Starmer and EU Defend Greenland from US Annexation Threat
UK and EU leaders defend Greenland from Trump's annexation threat, balancing security dependence on US with support for Danish sovereignty.
Danny and Dani Dyer to Revive Kent Caravan Park in New Sky Series
Danny and Dani Dyer team up to revive a Kent caravan park in a new Sky One series, aiming to restore the British holiday tradition.
Senators Demand Probe Into Ninth American Killed In West Bank
US senators demand independent investigation into killing of ninth American in West Bank, citing lack of accountability.
Hollywood Vampires Sued Over Canceled 2023 Slovakia Show
Hollywood Vampires sued after canceling Slovakia show due to unsafe venue; band cites incomplete construction.
Iran War Reinforces North Korea’s Nuclear Strategy, Analysts Say
Iran war reinforces North Korea's view that nuclear weapons ensure regime survival, analysts say, as Kim Jong-un signals openness to talks.
Trump Appoints Tony Blair to Gaza ‘Board of Peace’
Trump appoints Tony Blair, Marco Rubio, and Jared Kushner to a Gaza ‘board of peace’ to oversee reconstruction and governance.
Lover, Liar, Predator: BBC True Crime Documentary Moves Viewers to Tears
BBC documentary Lover, Liar, Predator follows four women abused by the same man, Aaron Swan, and has moved viewers to tears, prompting calls for it to be shown in schools.
Ex-Spy Says MI5 Opposed Arrest of Real IRA Leader
Ex-spy David Rupert claims MI5 opposed arresting Real IRA leader Michael McKevitt to continue intelligence gathering.
Southeast Asian Leaders to Issue Veiled Rebuke Over Mideast War
ASEAN leaders to issue declaration upholding international law and freedom of navigation, seen as veiled rebuke over Middle East war, with contingency plan for energy and food security.
Trump Threatens UK with Tariff Over Digital Services Tax
Donald Trump threatens to impose a big tariff on the UK unless it drops its digital services tax on US tech firms, accusing Britain of trying to make an easy buck.
Trump Rejects Iranian Counter-Proposal as Ceasefire Shows Strain
Trump rejects Iranian peace proposal as 'totally unacceptable'; ceasefire shows signs of fraying with drone strikes and Netanyahu warning war not over.
George Michael's Art Collection Fetches £11.3m at Auction
George Michael's art collection sold for £11.3m at auction, with works by Hirst, Emin, and Riley. Proceeds go to charity.
Infantino Accused of Breaching Fifa Rules Over Trump Comments
Gianni Infantino accused of breaching Fifa's political neutrality rules over comments supporting Donald Trump and awarding him a peace prize.
Diane Morgan Returns as Philomena Cunk in New BBC Series 'Cunk on Cinema'
Diane Morgan returns as Philomena Cunk in new BBC series 'Cunk on Cinema', a satirical look at film history.
Trump Says He Would Encourage Russia to Attack NATO Allies Over Defence Spending
Trump says he would encourage Russia to attack NATO allies not meeting financial obligations, drawing sharp rebuke from the White House and NATO.
Zelenskyy says he is not afraid of Donald Trump
Zelenskyy says he is not afraid of Trump, praises King Charles for helping build ties with the US president, and discusses Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy grid.
Hollywood Stars Snub Trump's UFC White House Event
Hollywood stars including Adam Sandler and Dwayne Johnson snubbed Trump's UFC White House event, while Mark Zuckerberg and Tyson Fury attended.
China Warns UK of ‘Consequences’ Over Delayed Mega Embassy Decision
China warns UK of 'consequences' after housing secretary delays decision on proposed mega embassy in London, escalating diplomatic tensions.
UK ‘Not Entirely Clear’ on US Plans for Venezuela After Maduro Capture
UK says it's 'not entirely clear' on US plans for Venezuela after capture of Maduro; awaits legal assessment.
Tim Davie to Co-Chair Creative Industries Council Post-BBC
BBC Director General Tim Davie to co-chair Creative Industries Council after leaving BBC, replacing Peter Bazalgette.
Trump's Gold Oval Office Sign Sparks Mockery Amid Shutdown
Trump's gold Oval Office sign draws mockery and anger as government shutdown jeopardizes Snap benefits for millions.
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