BBC Crisis: MPs Probe Bias Claims After Leadership Exodus
MPs grill BBC on liberal bias claims following shock resignations of Director General Tim Davie and news chief Deborah Turness. What's next for the broadcaster?
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Mahmood's Immigration Overhaul Sparks Debate
Labour's Shabana Mahmood announces sweeping legal migration reforms, using her immigrant background to justify controversial policies. Explore the implications for UK asylum seekers.
China cancels Japanese concerts over political tensions
Dozens of concerts by Japanese artists and film releases have been abruptly cancelled across China as a diplomatic dispute with Tokyo over Taiwan escalates. Discover the full story.
Ariana Grande stage rusher jailed and deported from Singapore
An Australian man who rushed Ariana Grande at a Singapore red carpet has been jailed, deported, and banned from the country. Read the full story of the shocking security breach.
Former staffer sues government over Higgins fallout
Fiona Brown launches legal action against Commonwealth, claiming failure of duty in Bruce Lehrmann case. Trial set for 2027 following defamation proceedings.
Anti-ICE protest at Home Depot over immigration raids
Nearly 100 demonstrators staged a 'buy-in' protest at Home Depot, purchasing and returning 17p ice scrapers to disrupt business and demand an end to ICE operations at the stores. Read more on this escalating immigration policy clash.
US to change Ukraine peace plan after Europe demands
Marco Rubio hails 'tremendous progress' in Geneva talks as Europe demands changes to Trump's pro-Russian peace proposal for Ukraine. Latest updates.
Australian Anti-Immigration Rallies Deny Neo-Nazi Links
Put Australia First group organises Sydney and Melbourne rallies focusing on immigration reform and Australian values, with organisers insisting no neo-Nazi involvement. Learn more about the controversy.
Welcome to Country ceremony controversy at AFLW match
Former Indigenous politician Warren Mundine condemns AFLW Welcome to Country ceremony for political grandstanding and business promotion. Read the full story.
Guatemalan Woman's Body Returns After US Shooting
The body of María Florinda Ríos Pérez, a Guatemalan mother shot dead in Indiana, has been repatriated. Her family mourns as the suspect faces trial. Read the full story.
Bowen's COP31 role triggers 'part-time minister' claims
Climate Minister Chris Bowen appointed to lead COP31 negotiations while retaining domestic portfolio. Experts dismiss Coalition's 'part-time minister' claims as 'culture cringe'. Read the full analysis.
Australia Rejects Trump's Ukraine Peace Proposal
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong demands any Ukraine peace deal must respect sovereignty, joining global backlash against Trump's pro-Russia plan. Read the latest.
ICE detain 16-year-old US citizen in mistaken identity
ICE agents mistakenly detained a 16-year-old high school intern at Rhode Island courthouse, sparking outrage from state officials. Read the full investigation into this immigration enforcement error.
Ministers' criminal records to remain secret
The Information Commissioner's Office has ruled that disclosing ministers' criminal convictions would breach their privacy rights. Critics call for greater transparency in government.
Trump calls Republican critics 'lowlife traitors'
Donald Trump launches a scathing attack on Republican dissenters, declaring the party more united than ever. Get the latest on the GOP's internal divisions and Marjorie Taylor Greene's response.
Trump's DOGE Government Slashing Task Force Collapses
President Trump's signature government-slashing agency, DOGE, has quietly ceased operations eight months early. Discover the inside story of its dramatic rise and fall.
BoM's $96.5m Website Revamp Sparks Ministerial Ire
The Bureau of Meteorology's controversial website redesign cost taxpayers $96.5m, prompting an apology and a ministerial demand for explanation. Discover the full breakdown.
UK father's children seized in Italy over off-grid life
An British father and Australian mother in Italy have had their three children seized by authorities after a mushroom poisoning, sparking a national debate on off-grid living and state intervention.
Democrats Defy Trump's Threats Over Military Orders
Senator Mark Kelly condemns Donald Trump's threats of 'death' for sedition accusations. Democrats refuse to be intimidated in growing US political crisis. Read the latest.
Influencer evicted by Eliot Spitzer over rent debt
Taiwanese influencer Pei 'Lu' Chung owes $40,000 in back rent and faces December eviction by former NY Governor Eliot Spitzer. Read the full story of her legal troubles.
Trump's Biden-esque messaging problem revealed in poll
New CBS poll shows Americans increasingly view Trump's economic claims as detached from reality amid inflation and Epstein controversy. Discover the full analysis.
Four killed in Russian drone strike on Kharkiv
A Russian drone strike on Kharkiv kills four and wounds 17, as US and Ukrainian officials discuss a refined peace framework to end the war. Read the latest developments.
Theresa May Joins BBC Radio 4 Festive Editors
Baroness Theresa May, Cate Blanchett, and Sir James Dyson are among the guest editors for BBC Radio 4's Today programme this Christmas, bringing fresh perspectives on politics, AI, and science.
Russia's G8 Return Agreed in Ukraine Peace Breakthrough
Britain and allies agree to readmit Russia to G8 in major peace deal concession. US gives Ukraine until Thanksgiving to accept terms or lose military support. Read the full details.
Prisoner 951: Nazanin's 6-Year Iran Ordeal Dramatised
The harrowing true story of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's six-year detention in Iran is dramatised in BBC's Prisoner 951. Discover the diplomatic failures and her family's fight for freedom.
Melbourne Mural Labels Ex-Premier a 'Dictator'
A controversial new mural in Melbourne has labelled former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews a 'dictator', sparking intense online debate. Discover the story behind the provocative street art.
Whitehall spends £3,244 of taxpayer money on Pride
The Cabinet Office used over £3,000 of public funds for civil servants to join Pride parades, sparking impartiality and spending concerns. Discover the full story.
Vicar faces defrocking after drunk crash in bishop's car
A Lincoln vicar, Father Sion Hughes Carew, could be defrocked after crashing the Bishop of Lincoln's car while drunk. The incident involved an Archers actress's partner. Read the full story.
Kelly Slams GOP Silence on Trump's Violent Threats
Arizona Senator Mark Kelly urges Republicans to denounce Donald Trump's threats against Democratic lawmakers. The former astronaut vows he 'will not be intimidated'.
Migrant smuggler organised £50m crossings from prison
Iraqi Kurd Idriss Ghazi Kareem sentenced to 15 years for manslaughter of seven Afghan migrants while running massive small boat operation worth £50million annually from behind bars.
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