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.
Category : Politics
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.
FBI proposes new Epstein case measures
The FBI has proposed new investigative measures regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case, sparking fresh debates and scrutiny over past handling of the scandal.
Immigration beats economy as UK's top issue post-Brexit
New polling reveals immigration has overtaken the economy as the most pressing concern for UK voters ahead of the next general election, with Brexit's legacy reshaping political priorities.
Dignity in Dying campaigner Emma Bray dies in starvation protest
Emma Bray, a prominent campaigner for assisted dying, has died after refusing food to end her life on her own terms, leaving behind a powerful legacy for her children.
Starmer vows to heal Scotland’s political divide
Labour leader Keir Starmer pledges to restore trust in politics and strengthen the Union during a key speech in Aberdeen, as he outlines his vision for Scotland ahead of the general election.
UK warns Brits over Israel/Palestine travel risks
The UK government has updated its travel advice, warning British citizens of potential risks in Israel and Palestine amid escalating tensions. Find out what you need to know before travelling.
Musk's secret emails with Texas governor revealed
Exclusive emails reveal Elon Musk's behind-the-scenes influence on Texas Governor Greg Abbott's hardline border strategies. Discover the billionaire's role in shaping immigration enforcement.
Gay man wins payout over Church of England exorcism
A gay man has been awarded a substantial payout after enduring a traumatic 'exorcism' by the Church of England in a misguided attempt to change his sexuality.
UK Urged to Protect Afghan Allies from Taliban
Defence Secretary John Healey calls for immediate support for Afghans who aided British forces, as Taliban threats escalate. Learn about the UK's response and ongoing challenges.
Greene warns of MAGA civil war over Ukraine aid
Controversial US politician Marjorie Taylor Greene has ignited fury by suggesting that sending aid to Ukraine could trigger a 'civil war' within the MAGA movement. Read the explosive details.
Bedouin-Druze Clashes Leave Dead in Southern Syria
Violent confrontations between Bedouin tribes and Druze communities in southern Syria have left multiple casualties, raising fears of escalating sectarian tensions in the region.
Labour redefines 'working people' in tax policy
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has sparked debate by redefining 'working people' in Labour's tax policy. Discover how this could reshape economic fairness.
Influencer's brother dies in Brazil truck accident
A devastating truck accident in Brazil has claimed the life of Felipe Neto's brother, sparking grief among fans and followers.
Tim Davie: I'm the right leader for BBC
BBC Director-General Tim Davie defends his leadership, insisting he is the best person to guide the broadcaster through turbulent times.
Union leaders protest Palestine crisis in open letter
Prominent union leaders across the UK have penned an open letter urging immediate government intervention in the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Palestine.
Republicans Press for Epstein Files Release
US Republicans are intensifying calls to release sealed documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about high-profile connections and legal transparency.
Migrant dies falling from UK-bound truck near Calais
A migrant attempting to board a UK-bound freight truck near Calais tragically fell to his death, highlighting the ongoing dangers faced by those seeking to cross the Channel.
Mark Latham's private messages with OnlyFans model leaked
Shocking private messages between Australian politician Mark Latham and OnlyFans model Nathalie Matthews have been leaked, revealing controversial exchanges.
Essex asylum hotel vandalised after violent protests
An Essex hotel housing asylum seekers was defaced with anti-migrant slogans following violent protests sparked by an Ethiopian resident being charged with sexually assaulting a minor.
UK Failed Afghan Allies After Taliban Takeover, Says Minister
James Heappey, UK's Minister for Armed Forces, acknowledges shortcomings in protecting Afghan interpreters and allies following the Taliban's resurgence, sparking criticism and calls for accountability.
Maxwell’s Prison Letter Names Trump—Legal Chaos Looms
A bombshell letter from Ghislaine Maxwell, written behind bars, has implicated Donald Trump in a scandal that could reshape his legal battles. Read the explosive details.
Page 807 of 811