3 Steps to Make UK-France Small Boats Deal Work
Experts outline key measures the UK must take to ensure the success of its small boats agreement with France, tackling the Channel crossing crisis effectively.
Category : Politics
Why the left must learn to laugh again
Political commentator argues that the left must reclaim humour to connect with voters and counter right-wing rhetoric effectively.
Starmer: 'I missed parents' evenings for Westminster votes'
Labour leader Keir Starmer opens up about balancing fatherhood with politics, admitting he skipped school events for Westminster duties – sparking a debate on modern parenting pressures.
Coutinho: Miliband dodging energy policy scrutiny
Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho has slammed Labour's Ed Miliband for allegedly avoiding scrutiny in the Commons over his party's green energy plans.
Mirror's Daily Digest: The Real Story
Discover the surprising truth behind the Mirror's Daily Digest and why it's making headlines across the UK.
Albanese-Xi Meeting: Behind the Diplomatic Scenes
An in-depth look at the pivotal meeting between Australian PM Anthony Albanese and Chinese President Xi Jinping, revealing key diplomatic breakthroughs and tensions.
Plibersek warns of political polarisation in Australia
Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek highlights growing political divisions and calls for unity in Australian society.
Ex-minister accused of breaching transparency rules
A former UK Middle East minister is under fire for reportedly failing to disclose advisory work for Bahrain, raising concerns over transparency and potential conflicts of interest.
Late Night TV Tackles Trump, Paramount & Epstein
Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, and Seth Meyers didn't hold back as they tackled Donald Trump's latest controversies, Paramount's struggles, and the Epstein case in their latest late-night shows.
Defence Secretary admits Afghan data leak error
The UK Defence Secretary has acknowledged a major departmental blunder following the leak of sensitive data related to the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP).
Ex-MLB star guilty of murder in property dispute
Former MLB pitcher Dan Serafini found guilty of murdering his father-in-law following a bitter property dispute, marking a dramatic fall from grace for the ex-athlete.
UK may ban cryptocurrency political donations
Cabinet Office Minister Pat McFadden urges the UK to consider banning crypto donations in politics, citing transparency and security concerns.
Greene sparks outrage with Ukraine war comments
US Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene faces backlash after making inflammatory remarks about the Ukraine war, drawing criticism from both sides of the Atlantic.
Trump strikes NATO deal to arm Ukraine
Former US President Donald Trump has brokered a landmark NATO agreement to supply weapons to Ukraine, reshaping the geopolitical landscape amid ongoing tensions.
White House denies Ghislaine Maxwell pardon rumours
The White House has firmly denied any plans to pardon Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein. Here’s the latest on the controversy.
White House lockdown after security breach
The White House was placed on temporary lockdown after an unauthorised individual breached security near the South Lawn. Secret Service swiftly contained the situation.
Outrage over removal of Sophie Lancaster's memorial bench
A council's decision to remove a memorial bench dedicated to Sophie Lancaster, a goth murdered in a hate crime, to make way for a fairground ride has sparked widespread anger.
Zohran Mamdani's father linked to bombers—career impact?
New York politician Zohran Mamdani faces scrutiny over his father's alleged ties to suicide bombers. Discover how his family history impacts his career.
Epstein files expose Congressman Khanna's alleged vote scandal
Explosive documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case have surfaced, implicating US Congressman Ro Khanna in a controversial vote. New details emerge as the public demands answers.
Pam Bondi fires DOJ ethics director amid controversy
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi has dismissed the Department of Justice's ethics director, sparking debate over political interference in ethical oversight.
BBC axes staff over 'culture of fear' allegations
The BBC has dismissed multiple employees following explosive allegations of a 'culture of fear' and bullying within the organisation, with insiders revealing shocking details of misconduct.
Man wrongly jailed 17 years finally freed
A man wrongfully convicted of rape and robbery has been exonerated after 17 years behind bars, with DNA evidence proving his innocence.
Starmer's Chagos Islands dilemma sparks sovereignty debate
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces backlash over plans to hand over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, raising concerns about UK sovereignty and global security.
Badenoch faces Tory backlash over two-child benefit cap
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch sparks controversy by defending the two-child benefit cap, as internal Tory dissent grows over its impact on poverty.
Joy Taylor's sultry Bahamas vacation pics go viral
Fox Sports' Joy Taylor turns heads with her breathtaking vacation photos from the Bahamas, showcasing her stunning looks and enviable style.
Pam Bondi axed from DOJ over ethics row
Pam Bondi, ex-Florida Attorney General, was dismissed from a Justice Department role following backlash over alleged ethical violations tied to her past lobbying work.
MOD data breach: Defence Sec Healey apologises
Defence Secretary John Healey has apologised after a significant data breach exposed personal details of military personnel. Learn more about the incident and its implications.
UK warns citizens against joining Wagner Group
The UK government has warned British nationals against joining Russia's Wagner Group, citing severe legal consequences and risks to national security.
Wales population decline: First in 170 years
For the first time since 1851, Wales has recorded a population decline, according to the latest census data. The figures highlight significant demographic shifts, with implications for public services and policymaking.
Irish citizens retain UK residency rights post-Brexit
Irish citizens living in the UK will retain residency rights without applying to the EU Settlement Scheme, reaffirming the historic Common Travel Area agreement.
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