Reform UK surges in London, Labour hits record low
Exclusive Savanta poll reveals Reform UK overtakes Tories in London with 23% support while Labour plummets to 32%. Discover the shifting political landscape ahead of the Budget.
Category : Politics
Sarah Ferguson seeks millions from royal tell-all book
Sarah Ferguson is reportedly pursuing a multi-million pound book deal to reveal Royal Family secrets, following her financial struggles after the Epstein scandal.
Pakistan strikes in Afghanistan kill 9 children
Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of deadly airstrikes killing nine children and a woman, escalating border tensions. Read the latest on the crisis.
Zuma's daughter investigated over Ukraine war recruits
South Africa probes ex-leader's daughter for allegedly recruiting 17 men to fight for Russia in Ukraine. Diplomatic efforts underway to bring them home.
Europe's bold plan to counter Putin in Ukraine
Europe must form a powerful defence pact to guarantee Ukraine's security and counter Russian aggression, independent of wavering US support. A decisive moment for European sovereignty.
Dying man made homeless by council decision
Shaner Osman, 60, battles terminal cancer while sleeping rough after Islington Council withdrew housing duty. Campaigners condemn the 'PR nonsense' response.
US Ends Myanmar Deportation Protection as War Rages
Rights groups condemn the Trump administration for revoking protected status for Myanmar citizens, a move they say will send people back to danger. Read the full analysis.
Peace Talks in Abu Dhabi After Kyiv Drone Attack
Russia and the US hold peace talks in Abu Dhabi following a drone strike on Kyiv that injured four. Zelensky welcomes Trump's amended peace plan. Read the latest developments.
Six killed in Russian missile and drone strike on Kyiv
A massive Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv kills six, injures 14, and targets energy infrastructure as new US-brokered peace talks commence in Abu Dhabi.
Labour extends sugar tax to milkshakes and lattes
Labour is scrapping the sugar tax exemption for pre-packaged milkshakes and coffees in a new obesity crackdown. The move could raise £100m annually. Discover how it affects you.
Reeves calls for Labour unity ahead of tax-raising Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves urges Labour MPs to back her Budget, expected to include tax hikes to fix public finances. Get the latest on the political and economic showdown.
UK's New ETA Visa: Key Facts for European Travellers
From 25 February 2026, European visitors to the UK need an Electronic Travel Authorisation. Learn how to apply for the £16 permit and avoid unofficial sites charging excessive fees.
Trump's Obamacare subsidy plan hits major roadblock
The White House cancels a key healthcare announcement after Republican opposition, risking premium hikes for millions. Discover the political stalemate's impact.
Tory Split Over Hollinrake's Reform UK Nazi Badge Jibe
James Cleverly distances himself from Kevin Hollinrake's Nazi badge comparison aimed at Reform UK, exposing a Conservative Party rift. Read the full story on the political fallout.
Italian court removes children from off-grid UK family
Outrage in Italy as a court removes three children from a British-Australian couple for their off-grid lifestyle. Over 143,000 sign a petition. Read the full story.
Navarro's Surprising View on Marjorie Taylor Greene Exit
The View's Ana Navarro offers a positive take on Marjorie Taylor Greene's decision to leave Congress, suggesting a moment of political clarity. Discover the full story.
Corbyn apologises amid Your Party chaos and infighting
Jeremy Corbyn offers tepid apology to supporters after summer of turmoil in new left-wing party. Internal conflicts with Zarah Sultana threaten party's future ahead of first conference.
Pope Leo's First Foreign Trip to Turkey and Lebanon
Pope Leo XIV embarks on his first foreign trip to Turkey and Lebanon, urging peace and Christian unity. Discover the history of papal visits and what's at stake.
Lidia Thorpe's Senate outfit compared to Kath & Kim
Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe's striking aqua-blue dress in parliament drew comparisons to an iconic Australian TV character, sparking a hilarious online exchange.
Secret Peace Talks as Ukraine-Russia Conflict Intensifies
High-level secret peace negotiations unfold in Abu Dhabi while devastating attacks continue on both sides. US officials mediate between Russia and Ukraine as conflict reaches critical phase.
Secret US-Russia-Ukraine Talks in Abu Dhabi
US Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll holds clandestine meetings with Russian and Ukrainian officials in Abu Dhabi to bridge peace plan gaps. Follow live updates.
Hanson suspended after controversial burqa Senate stunt
Pauline Hanson faces seven-day Senate suspension after donning burqa in chamber, drawing widespread condemnation. Read the full story of this political controversy.
Nine children killed in Pakistan airstrikes on Afghanistan
Taliban reports nine children and one woman killed in Pakistani military airstrikes in Afghanistan's Khost province. Border tensions soar following deadly suicide attack in Peshawar. Read the latest developments.
Romania scrambles jets after drone breaches border
Romanian and German fighter jets were scrambled after drones breached Romanian airspace near Ukraine. Residents in three counties were warned to take cover. Read the latest on the escalating tensions.
Hanson's Film Trailer Cancelled by Parliament
Pauline Hanson launches a blistering attack on Parliament after officials cancel the screening of her party's new movie trailer, labelling it 'censorship' and a 'betrayal of free speech'.
GMB viewers complain over 50-year-old Farage story
Good Morning Britain faces a viewer backlash after dedicating airtime to allegations about Nigel Farage's school days from 50 years ago. Discover why fans are calling it a 'new low'.
Ukraine 'strikes secret Russian laser-carrying warplane'
An experimental Russian A-60 aircraft, designed to carry laser weapons, was reportedly set ablaze in a major Ukrainian attack. Follow the latest developments on this breaking story.
Reeves blames sexism for Budget mayhem amid Labour unrest
Chancellor Rachel Reeves cites misogyny amid Budget turmoil and £15bn welfare boost. As tax hikes loom, she pleads for Labour unity. Read the full story.
7 Ways to Protect Democracy From Populist Takeover
Historian Timothy Garton Ash reveals essential institutions to safeguard against democratic erosion. Learn how to defend democracy before it's too late.
Cairo Takeaway counter-sues activist over trespass claims
Sydney's Cairo Takeaway counter-sues Ofir Birenbaum, alleging trespass during 'undercover Jew' operation. Restaurant claims activist sought 'negative reaction' from staff. Read the full legal battle details.
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