IDF attack on Gaza aid convoy kills 112
Israeli forces open fire on Gaza aid convoy, leaving over 100 dead and hundreds wounded as famine looms in the besieged enclave.
Category : Politics
RAF to resume combat missions in Middle East
The Royal Air Force is set to recommence combat operations in Iraq and Syria following a directive from Defence Secretary John Healey, marking a pivotal change in UK defence strategy.
Robert Powell clashes with council over Lime bike parking
Veteran actor Robert Powell has sparked a row with Westminster Council after demanding the removal of a Lime bike rental station near his £3 million London home, citing noise and obstruction concerns.
Trump-Epstein court documents unsealed
Newly unsealed court documents shed light on Donald Trump's controversial association with Jeffrey Epstein, reigniting debates about their relationship and its implications.
Epstein Files Link Trump to Scandal: New Revelations
Newly released Epstein documents reveal shocking details about Donald Trump's alleged connections, sparking fresh controversy ahead of the US election.
Maxwell: Epstein Had Dirt on Powerful Figures
Ghislaine Maxwell alleges Jeffrey Epstein had compromising information on prominent individuals, including former US prosecutor Pam Bondi, in newly revealed court documents.
British victims testify against Ghislaine Maxwell
British women testify against Ghislaine Maxwell in New York, revealing harrowing details of abuse linked to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking ring.
Trump fan claims he can "talk to the dead"
A devoted supporter of Donald Trump has made an astonishing claim that he can communicate with the deceased, sparking a mix of shock and disbelief among the former president's fanbase.
Wallace criticised over Afghan evacuation failures
Labour's John Healey accuses Defence Secretary Ben Wallace of failing to protect vulnerable Afghans during the chaotic evacuation, as new evidence emerges.
UK leaks Afghan resettlement data in security blunder
Sensitive details of Afghan nationals eligible for UK relocation leaked in a serious data breach, raising security concerns.
Rayner faces backlash over 'stealth taxes' remark
Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner sparks controversy by suggesting 'stealth taxes' could fund public services, drawing criticism from political opponents.
Baby found dead in Westminster as police investigate
A heartbreaking incident in Westminster as a four-month-old baby is found dead, prompting a police probe and community shock.
EU accused of betrayal over Israel sanctions
Human rights groups condemn the European Union's inaction over Israel's military operations in Gaza, calling it a violation of international law and a betrayal of Palestinian rights.
Trump's Scottish independence remarks ignite Labour-SNP row
Labour and the SNP are at odds over Donald Trump's remarks on Scottish independence, as Ian Murray accuses John Swinney of aligning with the former US president's divisive rhetoric.
James May denies retirement rumours
James May has firmly denied rumours of retirement, stating he has no plans to step back from television despite Jeremy Clarkson's recent comments.
Queen Camilla named Royal Navy’s first Lady Sponsor
Queen Camilla has been appointed as the first Lady Sponsor of HMS Queen Anne, marking a historic moment for the Royal Navy. The ceremony took place at HMS Excellent in Portsmouth.
Taliban: UK evacuation left 25,000 Afghans exposed
The Taliban claim the UK's Afghan evacuation mission was futile, revealing a list of 25,000 names of those who assisted Western forces—raising fears of reprisals.
Syria Accuses Israel of Damascus Airstrike
Syria claims Israeli airstrikes targeted areas near Damascus, killing several. Tensions rise as regional instability deepens.
Sunak: China aids Russia, Iran and North Korea
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak warns of China's growing support for hostile states like Russia, Iran, and North Korea, urging NATO allies to address the escalating threat.
Afghan interpreter data breach sparks political storm
Labour accuses ministers of 'gross negligence' after sensitive details of Afghan interpreters were leaked in a major security lapse, putting lives at risk.
Deadly aid crush in Gaza amid Middle East tensions
At least eight people killed and dozens injured in a chaotic aid distribution incident in Khan Younis, Gaza, amid ongoing Middle East tensions and stalled ceasefire talks.
Trump's Africa remarks cause diplomatic storm
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after allegedly making derogatory comments about African countries, including Nigeria and South Sudan, during a private meeting.
Afternoon Update: Westminster and UK News
Stay informed with the latest political shifts, economic updates, and breaking news from across the UK.
Firefighters warned after Liberal signs displayed on CFA truck
Victoria's Country Fire Authority faces backlash as firefighters display partisan political materials on official vehicles during a protest, sparking debates on neutrality and public trust.
Afghan resettlement data leak sparks PMQs showdown
A major data breach exposes personal details of Afghan nationals eligible for UK resettlement, raising security concerns and political tensions before Prime Minister's Questions.
Trump Backtracks on Ukraine, Shifts Stance on Moscow
Former US President Donald Trump has reversed his position on Ukraine, sparking global debate. Read the latest on the escalating tensions between Putin and Zelenskyy.
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.
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.
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