Mother pleads for son's repatriation from Syria amid US transfer
Sally Lane fears her son Jack Letts, detained without trial since 2017, could face death penalty if transferred to Iraq as US airlifts 7,000 IS-linked prisoners.
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Patten Urges Starmer to Prioritise Jimmy Lai Case in China
Lord Chris Patten calls on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to prominently raise the case of imprisoned British national Jimmy Lai during his Beijing visit, criticising UK-China policy.
Russian TV Host Warns UK: 'We Can Strike Europe, Trump Won't Help'
Russian state TV propagandist Vladimir Solovyov claims Russia can strike any European target with impunity, suggesting Donald Trump's Greenland comments signal US abandonment of NATO allies.
Xi Purges Top General Over Nuclear Secrets Leak Claims
China's President Xi Jinping has removed his childhood friend General Zhang Youxia following allegations of leaking nuclear secrets to the US and involvement in a Beijing gunfight.
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Russian Soldiers Tortured by Commanders for Desertion
Shocking footage reveals Russian commanders brutally punishing soldiers accused of desertion near the frontline, as Ukraine faces devastating power outages from new strikes.
US Fighter Jet Warning to Canada, Tory Braverman Row
US threatens to send fighter jets into Canadian airspace over F-35 deal, while UK Conservatives face criticism for Suella Braverman's 'nasty' statement. Plus, major winter storm in US, dementia study, and AI changes in British schools.
Turnbull: Albanese Must Acknowledge Trump's 'Bully' Politics
Former Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull calls on Anthony Albanese to deliver a speech acknowledging the fundamental shift in global politics under Donald Trump, urging an end to pretending nothing has changed.
Starmer: No Need to Choose Between China Trade and US Ties
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer embarks on a trip to China, aiming to enhance trade relations while maintaining strong US alliances, amid calls to address human rights concerns.
Starmer's China Visit Tests UK's Global Stance and Trade Ties
Keir Starmer's upcoming visit to China marks a pivotal moment for UK foreign policy, balancing security concerns with deep economic interdependence amid global tensions.
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Patten: Starmer Must Raise Jimmy Lai Case in China Talks
Former Hong Kong governor Lord Chris Patten insists Prime Minister Keir Starmer must prioritise Jimmy Lai's imprisonment during China visit, warning against diplomatic timidity.
Bangladeshi Workers Tricked into Fighting in Ukraine War
An AP investigation reveals how Bangladeshi men were lured to Russia with false promises of civilian jobs, then forced into military service in Ukraine through coercion and deception.
Russia's Troop Drive: Cash, Prisoners, Foreign Lures
Russia deploys cash bonuses, prisoner releases and foreign recruitment to replenish troops in Ukraine, avoiding unpopular nationwide mobilisation as war enters fourth year.
Ukraine Faces Harshest Winter as Russia Targets Energy Grid
Nato chief Mark Rutte warns Ukraine is enduring its toughest winter in over a decade due to Russian strikes on energy infrastructure, as Zelensky confirms a US security pact is ready for signing.
US Confirms 126 Deaths in Anti-Drug Boat Strikes
The US military confirms 126 fatalities linked to strikes on suspected drug vessels in the Caribbean and Pacific, amid escalating tensions with Venezuela.
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Russian Strikes Cut Power to 80% of Kharkiv
Russian drone and missile attacks have caused a major power outage in Kharkiv, with 80% of the city and region left without electricity in freezing conditions.
Nato Warns of Ukraine's 'Harshest Winter' in Decade
Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte warns Ukraine faces its toughest winter in over a decade as Russian attacks cripple power in Kharkiv and damage historic sites.
Kevin Rudd to Run for UN Top Job After US Ambassador Exit
Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is reportedly preparing to run for the United Nations Secretary-General position, following his early departure as Ambassador to the United States.
Starmer's Beijing Trip Raises Security Concerns
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's diplomatic mission to China faces intense scrutiny over national security risks, military purges, and accusations of appeasement towards Beijing's aggressive policies.
Tanker Captain May Be on US Vessel Leaving UK Waters
The skipper of an oil tanker seized by US troops could be aboard an American vessel preparing to depart UK waters, as a court hears concerns over his detention and potential human rights breaches.
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Mexico Accused of Illegal Cartel Transfers to US
Lawyers and families allege Mexico violated law by sending nearly 100 cartel members to the United States without proper extradition orders, amid political pressure from the Trump administration.
Patten: Starmer Must Tell China 'Exactly What He Thinks'
Former Hong Kong governor Lord Chris Patten advises Prime Minister Keir Starmer to adopt a forthright approach during his diplomatic trip to China, emphasising the need to address human rights concerns directly.
Chinese Spies Targeted Downing Street Phones for Years
Chinese spies conducted a sophisticated global espionage campaign targeting mobile phones of senior Downing Street aides between 2021 and 2024, potentially compromising government communications.
Starmer's China Trip: Security Risks and Diplomatic Thaw
Prime Minister Keir Starmer visits China to mend relations, despite warnings of espionage threats and domestic political challenges back in Westminster.
US Confirms 126 Dead in Trump Drug Boat Strikes
The US military has confirmed the death toll from strikes on alleged drug boats has reached 126 people, including those presumed dead after being lost at sea.
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Mexico's President Seeks More BTS Shows via Diplomatic Letter
President Claudia Sheinbaum has formally requested South Korea arrange extra BTS concerts, citing overwhelming demand from nearly one million young Mexicans for limited tickets.
Budweiser's Super Bowl Ad Wins Praise After Controversy
Budweiser's new patriotic Super Bowl commercial featuring a Clydesdale and bald eagle has been applauded by fans, marking a shift from the brand's previous controversy involving transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
White House Denies Homan Sent Over Noem Trust Issues
The White House has refuted claims that Tom Homan's appointment to Minnesota indicates a loss of confidence in Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, following a shooting incident in Minneapolis.
Dublin Anti-Trump Protest Over Minneapolis Shooting
A protest in Dublin city centre condemned US immigration crackdowns and expressed solidarity with strikes against President Trump, with a Minneapolis student sharing her fears.
UN Refugee Chief Warns of 'Very Difficult Moment' in History
The first refugee to lead the UNHCR, Barham Salih, highlights a critical juncture with rising repression and plummeting funds, urging global humanity and adaptation.
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Mexico President Seeks More BTS Concerts from South Korea
President Claudia Sheinbaum has formally requested South Korea's prime minister for extra BTS performances in Mexico City after rapid sell-outs, highlighting the group's massive cultural impact.
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