UN accuses Israel of 'de facto' torture policy
A damning UN report details Israel's 'organised and widespread torture' of Palestinians, including dog attacks and sexual violence. Read the full investigation into alleged war crimes.
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Legal Experts Question Pentagon's Kelly Investigation
Legal experts raise serious doubts over the Pentagon's investigation into Senator Mark Kelly for a video on illegal orders. Discover the constitutional and legal challenges facing this unprecedented case.
Trump's 55% Disapproval as Voters Revolt Over Inflation
Exclusive poll reveals American voters' top concern is the rising cost of living, not Trump's tech deals. Discover why affordability threatens his second term and the 2026 elections.
Westminster Approves Charlie Kirk Way Amid Political Divide
Westminster's council voted 4-1 to partially rename All American Way after conservative activist Charlie Kirk, highlighting deep political divisions in Orange County.
Scotland sued over prison policy after gender ruling
For Women Scotland takes legal action against Scottish government's prison policy, claiming it violates Supreme Court gender ruling. Seven months after landmark judgment, confusion persists.
EHRC impasse over gender guidance sparks discord
Internal conflict at UK's human rights watchdog over delayed single-sex spaces guidance distracts from pressing issues like far-right rise. New appointments could reshape approach.
Second Royal's Peppercorn Rent Deal Exposed
Prince Edward's favourable Bagshot Park rent deal emerges as Andrew faces Royal Lodge eviction. Discover the details of the royal property arrangements.
Pope's Blue Mosque visit surprises Vatican officials
Pope Leo XIV made a historic visit to Istanbul's Blue Mosque, removing his shoes in respect but declining to pray. The Vatican later corrected a statement claiming he had prayed. Read the full story.
Kellie Sloane: NSW Liberals will beat Labor again
New NSW Liberal leader Kellie Sloane declares her party will defeat Chris Minns at the 2027 state election. Get the latest on her bold prediction and party unity pledge.
Chinese man injured by land mine on Thai-Cambodia border
A Chinese national was wounded by a land mine while allegedly crossing illegally from Cambodia into Thailand, reigniting a dispute between the nations over new mine placements. Read the full report.
Corbyn: 'We've got to come together' at new party launch
Jeremy Corbyn urges unity at the founding conference of his new socialist party in Liverpool, acknowledging 'mistakes' after a turbulent start. Read the latest developments.
Reeves Faces Resignation Calls Over Budget 'Lies'
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is under fire after the fiscal watchdog revealed she was told there was no hole in public finances months before her grim Budget warnings. Have your say in our poll.
Man charged with Southampton sexual assaults
Sohail Amiri, 30, faces charges for three sexual assaults on women in Southampton and illegal entry into the UK. He is due in court today.
Corbyn: Your Party united after Sultana infighting ends
Jeremy Corbyn announces Your Party has overcome internal divisions with Zarah Sultana. Read how they're presenting a united front at Liverpool conference.
Andrew's Royal Lodge eviction delayed until 2026
The eviction of disgraced Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from Royal Lodge faces further delays into 2026 due to downsizing challenges. Discover the latest on the royal property saga.
African Union suspends Guinea-Bissau after coup
The African Union has suspended Guinea-Bissau following a military coup, reinforcing its zero-tolerance stance on unconstitutional government changes. Discover the latest developments.
Ukraine Still Stands Four Years After Russian Invasion
Analysis: Ukraine continues to resist Russia nearly four years after invasion began. Why a potential peace deal represents neither victory nor defeat but a complex outcome worth considering.
Your Party conference begins with expulsions and snubs
Jeremy Corbyn was not invited to Zarah Sultana's pre-conference rally as the new left-wing party expelled SWP members and faced internal strife. The two-day event in Liverpool will decide the party's name and leadership model.
UK bans asylum seeker taxis for medical appointments
New Home Office rules restrict taxi use for asylum seekers' medical trips, saving millions. Alternative transport required from February. Read the full details.
Bill Kenwright's £36m legacy revealed in will
Everton FC's late chairman Bill Kenwright left a £36million fortune to family and charities, including Everton In The Community and a horse sanctuary. Discover the details of his remarkable legacy.
NATO responds to Russia's intense Kyiv assault
Russia unleashed one of the war's most intense attacks on Kyiv, killing three and wounding 15. Poland scrambled NATO jets as infrastructure was destroyed. Read the latest developments.
Australian PM Anthony Albanese marries in office
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has married partner Jodie Haydon in a private ceremony, becoming the first PM to wed while in office. Read the full story on this historic event.
Deadly drone strike hits Kyiv, 3 dead amid corruption scandal
Russian drone and missile barrage kills three in Kyiv as Zelensky's chief of staff resigns over a $100m corruption scandal. Latest on the Ukraine war and peace efforts.
Australian PM Albanese marries in historic ceremony
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese weds Jodie Haydon in a secret Canberra ceremony, becoming the first PM to marry while in office. Discover the intimate details.
UK bans taxis for asylum seeker medical trips
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces a ban on taxi use for asylum seekers' medical journeys, restricting it to exceptional cases to save taxpayer money. The change follows a BBC investigation.
Reeves defends £26bn tax raid amid budget backlash
Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends her £26bn Budget tax increases as 'fair and necessary' despite controversy over economic forecasts. Learn about the political fallout.
BBC complaints drop as Ofcom cites 'significant crisis'
Ofcom reports a decrease in complaints against the BBC, but warns the broadcaster faces a 'significant crisis' over editorial standards. Discover the full story.
Mass protests against German far-right youth group
Thousands demonstrate in Germany as the AfD party launches a new youth organisation. Discover how this reflects the nation's political tensions and the far-right's growing influence.
Labour MPs back Reeves's Budget in boost for Starmer
Labour MPs deliver their verdict on Rachel Reeves's Budget, praising its focus on child poverty and cost of living. The move offers Keir Starmer and his Chancellor a crucial political boost. Read the full analysis.
Asylum seekers banned from taxis for medical trips
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces a ban on taxi use for asylum seekers' medical journeys, restricting it to exceptional cases to save taxpayer money.
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