Brit parents jailed in Iran over Instagram scam
A British couple has been sentenced to 10 years in an Iranian prison after being duped by a fake Instagram modelling offer, leaving their family devastated.
Category : Politics
Women held in terror probe linked to defence firm
Two women have been detained by counter-terror police on suspicion of offences connected to a British defence manufacturing firm. Read the latest updates on this developing story.
Australia bans recreational vaping to protect youth
Australia announces strict new measures to ban recreational vaping, targeting rising rates among teenagers. Experts warn of long-term health risks.
Ben Wallace defends Afghan airlift injunction after data leak
Former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace insists he has no regrets over a legal injunction that blocked media reporting on the airlift of 18,500 Afghans to Britain, despite a major data leak blunder.
Trump's 'Head in the Clouds' Dog Walk Moment Goes Viral
Former US President Donald Trump was spotted in a peculiar moment, appearing lost in thought with his 'head in the clouds' while walking his dog. The viral clip has sparked amusement and speculation online.
Trump says he could end Ukraine war in 50 days
Former US President Donald Trump asserts he could broker a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia within 50 days if re-elected, raising questions about potential concessions to Moscow and the future of Western sanctions.
BBC Gaza coverage sparks major controversy
An in-depth look at how the BBC's handling of Gaza reporting sparked backlash, internal strife, and questions over editorial impartiality.
Indian nurse's Yemen death sentence postponed
The execution of Indian nurse Nimisha Priya, convicted of murder in Yemen, has been delayed. Her family fights for clemency as diplomatic efforts intensify.
Japan warns China over military drills near disputed islands
Japan has issued a stern warning to China following 'dangerous' military exercises near the disputed Senkaku Islands, escalating tensions in the East China Sea.
Woman fears neighbour is stalking her
A woman believes her neighbour is stalking her, detailing the unsettling incidents that have left her fearing for her safety.
China media blasts Australia's PM over 'anti-China' stance
China's state-run Global Times has accused Australian PM Anthony Albanese of undermining bilateral relations with 'anti-China rhetoric' amid escalating diplomatic tensions.
Newsom drops F-bomb, admits regrets on Rogan podcast
California Governor Gavin Newsom let loose in a fiery interview with Joe Rogan, dropping an F-bomb and admitting regrets over a major decision. Read the full story here.
Latham denies Parliament House 'porn video' claims
Australian politician Mark Latham has fiercely denied allegations of a 'porn video' involving a Parliament House desk, responding with a blunt text to reporters. The scandal has sparked outrage and debate.
Hanson loses defamation case against Albanese
Australian Senator Pauline Hanson has lost her defamation lawsuit against Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, with the court dismissing her claims as unfounded.
Joe Rogan sparks outrage defending Trump over Epstein links
Podcast host Joe Rogan faces backlash for downplaying Donald Trump's association with Jeffrey Epstein. Critics accuse him of spreading misinformation and undermining victims.
Trump's Ukraine comments: A gift to Putin?
Former US President Donald Trump's controversial comments on Ukraine and NATO have sparked outrage, with critics accusing him of emboldening Vladimir Putin.
Albanese and Xi's Body Language Reveals Hidden Tensions
A deep dive into the subtle cues and gestures between Australian PM Anthony Albanese and Chinese President Xi Jinping during their high-stakes diplomatic meeting.
Joe Rogan's Epstein remarks on Mike Johnson cause uproar
Podcast host Joe Rogan faces backlash after making contentious comments about House Speaker Mike Johnson and his alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein, reigniting debates on political accountability.
Trump: 'I'd end Ukraine war in 24 hours'
Former US President Donald Trump has boasted he could swiftly resolve the Ukraine conflict if re-elected, though experts remain sceptical without concrete details.
Parkinson's therapy thrives in Rio's UNESCO park
Patients with Parkinson's disease in Rio de Janeiro are experiencing remarkable improvements through innovative therapy sessions held in a UNESCO World Heritage park, blending nature with rehabilitation.
First Native American confirmed as US Interior Secretary
Deb Haaland makes history as the first Native American to lead the US Department of the Interior, marking a milestone for Indigenous representation in government.
HMRC criticised for failing to track billionaires' tax
A damning report reveals HMRC's failure to effectively track the tax obligations of the UK's wealthiest individuals, sparking calls for urgent reforms.
Gina Miller on rape, cancer and Cambridge campaign
Activist Gina Miller shares her harrowing journey through sexual violence, cancer, and the brutal campaign for Cambridge University's chancellorship.
Houthi arms dealers sell weapons via X and WhatsApp
A shocking report uncovers how arms dealers with ties to Yemen's Houthi rebels are using social media platforms like X and WhatsApp to sell weapons, raising global security concerns.
Melania Trump praises Zelensky over Ukraine war leadership
Former US First Lady Melania Trump has publicly commended Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for his leadership during the ongoing war with Russia, marking a rare political statement.
Adelita Grijalva wins Arizona Democratic primary
Adelita Grijalva secures a decisive victory in Arizona's Democratic primary, positioning herself as a key progressive contender for the upcoming general election.
Trump admin deports five migrants to Eswatini
The Trump administration has deported five migrants to Eswatini, a small kingdom in southern Africa, sparking debate over immigration policies and international relations.
Zelensky names Yulia Svyrydenko as Ukraine's new PM
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appoints Yulia Svyrydenko as the country's new Prime Minister, replacing Denys Shmyhal in a strategic government reshuffle.
UK strips man of citizenship over Russia spying allegations
A British national, Daniel Richard Martindale, has been stripped of his UK citizenship over allegations of spying for Russia. The case highlights growing concerns over espionage activities.
Street cleaner wins payout after refusing cultural acknowledgement
A street cleaner dismissed for refusing to perform an 'Acknowledgement of Country' has secured a compensation payout and unveiled a major new initiative.
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