UK considers Eurofighter sale to Turkey
Britain is in talks with Turkey over a potential sale of Eurofighter Typhoon jets, marking a significant shift in defence relations between the two NATO allies.
Category : Politics
Pub-goer's Guinness survives table flip in viral clip
A pub customer's quick reflexes saved his pint of Guinness when a table suddenly flipped over, capturing the incredible moment on camera.
Coalition leaders clash over net zero emissions targets
Internal divisions within Australia's Coalition government escalate as Barnaby Joyce and Michael McCormack publicly feud over net zero emissions policies, exposing deep rifts in the Liberal-National alliance.
Cleverly: Labour undermining democracy in Rayner row
Home Secretary James Cleverly has launched a scathing attack on Labour, claiming the party is 'undermining democracy' by defending Angela Rayner amid allegations over her tax affairs. The political row escalates as Starmer stands by his deputy.
EU condemns Zelensky over Kyiv protests
The European Union has condemned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's handling of mass protests in Kyiv following the signing of a contentious anti-corruption bill, raising concerns over democratic freedoms.
Met Police surround Canary Wharf hotel amid asylum protest
Metropolitan Police officers have surrounded a luxury hotel in Canary Wharf following a protest by asylum seekers. Tensions rise as authorities attempt to manage the escalating situation.
Channel migrant smugglers named and shamed
The UK government has publicly named and shamed migrant smugglers operating in the English Channel. Discover the full list of criminals and the latest crackdown efforts.
Brit mum arrested in Mauritius after son finds drugs
A UK mother faces serious legal trouble in Mauritius after her 10-year-old son discovered drugs in their hotel room, leading to her arrest.
Starmer on working with Trump: Gaza policy in focus
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces scrutiny over his willingness to collaborate with Donald Trump on Middle East policy, sparking debate on UK-US relations and Palestinian statehood.
Migrant rescued from sea with flippers and rubber ring
A desperate migrant was dramatically rescued from the treacherous waters of the Strait of Gibraltar after attempting the perilous crossing with just flippers and a rubber ring.
Senate sanctions Greens Senator over Gaza protest sign
The Australian Senate has passed a Labor motion to sanction Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi for displaying a pro-Gaza sign during a parliamentary session, sparking debate over free speech and political dissent.
Russia's massive war games before Ukraine talks
Russia has deployed 150 warships and 15,000 troops in large-scale military drills in the Baltic and Caspian Seas, showcasing its strength ahead of critical peace negotiations with Ukraine.
Naked porn star storms London street in daylight
A porn star caused chaos in central London after being filmed wandering naked near Westminster. The bizarre incident, captured on video, has sparked widespread reactions online.
Starmer accused of ignoring veterans in Parliament
Labour leader Keir Starmer has been accused of ignoring veterans during a parliamentary debate, sparking outrage among military advocates.
Greece Protests Escalate Over Gaza Conflict
Thousands gather in Athens to protest Israel's military actions in Gaza, as Greece's government faces pressure to take a stronger stance.
Trump's China-Japan remarks spark diplomatic tensions
Former US President Donald Trump has made headlines with his inflammatory comments about China and Japan, raising concerns over international relations and economic stability.
Israel accused of starvation tactics in Gaza
Leading humanitarian organisations accuse Israel of using starvation as a weapon in Gaza, calling for urgent international intervention to prevent a catastrophic humanitarian crisis.
Senator sanctioned for Gaza protest in parliament
Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi has been sanctioned for displaying a pro-Palestine sign during a parliamentary session, sparking debate over free speech and political protest.
Starmer meets Modi amid Labour foreign policy debate
Labour leader Keir Starmer meets Indian PM Narendra Modi to discuss strengthened UK-India relations, while James Cleverly critiques Labour's foreign policy approach.
Reform UK councillor defects to Conservatives
A senior Reform UK councillor has switched allegiance to the Conservatives, criticising Nigel Farage's party for its unclear policies and leadership.
Ukraine corruption scandal deepens amid Russian pressure
Amid rising tensions, Ukraine grapples with corruption allegations while Russia capitalises on political instability. Latest updates on the crisis.
Australia's Multi-Billion Dollar AUKUS Payment to US
Australia has committed to a substantial financial contribution to the US as part of the AUKUS security pact, following a review by the Trump administration. The move aims to strengthen defence ties amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Lammy: No UK voter fraud prosecutions in history
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy asserts that not a single person has faced prosecution for voter fraud in the UK, sparking debate over electoral integrity.
Police escort protesters at asylum seeker hotel
Police were called to escort demonstrators outside a hotel housing asylum seekers as tensions flared between protesters and residents. Authorities maintain public order while debates over immigration policies intensify.
Israel-Gaza War Escalates: Netanyahu Vows to Continue Offensive
Tensions in the Middle East reach new heights as Israel intensifies its military campaign in Gaza, while humanitarian aid faces severe delays. Latest updates on the conflict.
Japan's Ishiba quits LDP leadership race
Former defence minister Shigeru Ishiba withdraws from the race to lead Japan's ruling party, reshaping the political landscape ahead of key elections.
Afternoon Update: Westminster Debates & Economic Shifts
Stay informed with the latest political, economic, and social updates from across the UK, including Westminster debates, policy changes, and breaking news.
Imran Khan's PTI members jailed in Pakistan crackdown
Key members of Imran Khan's PTI party have been sentenced to jail in a controversial ruling, intensifying Pakistan's political turmoil.
UK voting age drops to 16, but colonies excluded
While the UK extends voting rights to 16-year-olds, its colonial outposts remain disenfranchised. A stark contrast in democratic values.
ASIO's compulsory questioning powers made permanent
Australia's domestic spy agency ASIO secures permanent compulsory questioning powers despite warnings from human rights advocates over potential abuses.
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