Hundreds of migrants evicted from squat in Badalona
Riot police in Catalonia evict hundreds of undocumented migrants from an abandoned school in Badalona. Mayor cites safety, while lawyers warn of street homelessness. Read the full report.
Category : Politics
Indian Politician Pulls Hijab, Sparking Outrage and Calls to Resign
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar faces fierce condemnation after pulling a Muslim doctor's hijab at a public event. Amnesty International denounces the 'assault on dignity'. Read the full story.
Former Labour Mayor Jamie Driscoll Joins Green Party
Jamie Driscoll, the former Labour North of Tyne mayor, defects to the Greens, citing a party serious about the country's long-term future. This follows a wave of Labour councillor defections.
Independent Women Poll: Have You Had the 'Superflu'?
Victoria Richards invites Independent Women readers to vote in this week's poll on the 'superflu'. Join the debate, see live results, and subscribe to the free newsletter for more insights.
Leavitt Criticises Vanity Fair's 'Disingenuous' Trump Article
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt accuses Vanity Fair of a 'bias of omission' in its article on Susie Wiles' Trump interview. Read the full story on the media controversy.
Xi Jinping Shows 'Strong Support' for Jimmy Lai Conviction
Chinese President Xi Jinping endorsed the conviction of Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai. The move, criticised by the West, comes before PM Keir Starmer's visit. Read the full story.
Trump's National Address Follows Venezuela Terror Designation
President Donald Trump will deliver a live address from the White House tonight. The speech follows his declaration of Venezuela's regime as a terrorist organisation and a complete naval blockade.
Trump's $10bn BBC lawsuit: A bullying tactic
Donald Trump's $10bn lawsuit against the BBC is a calculated attack on press freedom. As the corporation faces a costly fight, we examine the absurdity of the case and its implications for the UK-US relationship. Read the full analysis.
Frydenberg 'deeply offended' by ABC 7.30 interview
Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg has condemned an ABC 7.30 host for an 'offensive' question about politicising the Bondi attack. Read the full exchange and analysis.
France's New Mandatory Civic Test for Residency
France will require all applicants for multi-year residency to pass a 40-question test on French history, culture, and values from next year. Discover the details and sample questions.
Putin Ally Threatens Nuclear Strike on Britain
A top Kremlin propagandist has named European capitals Russia 'will destroy', warning a nuclear strike on Britain is 'inevitable'. Experts warn the UK faces its greatest military threat in a generation. Read the full analysis.
Starmer loses union ally as Unison elects new leader
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces a major setback after left-wing candidate Andrea Egan won the Unison general secretary election, defeating incumbent Christina McAnea. Egan has vowed to review union funding for Labour.
Hundreds of migrants evicted from unsafe squat in Spain
Spanish police have cleared hundreds of undocumented migrants from an abandoned school near Barcelona, citing safety hazards. The eviction highlights Spain's ongoing migration challenges. Read the full report.
Vanity Fair writer hits back at White House over Wiles 'hit piece' claims
Journalist Chris Whipple defends his explosive Vanity Fair interview with Trump Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, stating 'everything is on tape' as the White House cries foul. Read the full story.
SA raids US refugee centre, arrests 7 Kenyan workers
South African immigration authorities raided a US refugee processing centre in Johannesburg, arresting seven Kenyans for working illegally. The incident escalates diplomatic tensions with Washington.
Ukrainian refugee relives trauma of Liverpool parade attack
Anna Bilonozhenko, who fled war in Ukraine, describes the traumatic Liverpool Christmas parade attack. Read her powerful story of survival and resilience.
Farage's School Peers Denounce Racism Denial in Letter
Twenty-six former pupils and a teacher from Dulwich College have penned a powerful letter expressing 'dismay and anger' at Nigel Farage's refusal to acknowledge alleged racist and antisemitic behaviour at school. Read their full statement.
Welsh Poll: Labour Collapse, Plaid and Reform Lead
A stark new poll predicts Keir Starmer's Labour could lose the First Minister post in Wales for the first time since devolution, with Plaid Cymru and Reform UK surging ahead. Read the full analysis.
Hong Kong bans film 'Deadline' over security concerns
Hong Kong authorities have prohibited the public screening of filmmaker Kiwi Chow's 'Deadline', citing risks to national security. Chow calls the decision 'absurd and unjust'. Read the full story.
UK to rejoin EU Erasmus student exchange programme
Keir Starmer's government secures deal for UK to rejoin the Erasmus+ scheme from 2027, allowing students to study in Europe without extra fees. A major Brexit reversal.
Open Letter Calls for PM Albanese to Step Down
A viral open letter accuses PM Anthony Albanese of failing to tackle rising antisemitism following the Bondi attack. Read the full story and the government's response.
Starmer's Brexit Dilemma: A Warning from His Past
Keir Starmer faces internal pressure on EU policy as rivals eye a more ambitious stance. With Brexit's economic cost mounting, can the PM seize the initiative? Analysis from Westminster.
UK to Rejoin Erasmus+ Student Exchange Programme
Britain is set to rejoin the EU's Erasmus+ student exchange scheme from 2027 in a deal costing around £120m annually, marking a significant post-Brexit shift. Discover the details and implications.
Freemasons sue Met Police over membership declaration plan
Freemasons are taking the Metropolitan Police to court over a new rule forcing officers to declare membership. The legal action could lead to a judicial review. Read the full story.
Zelensky rejects Christmas truce as Ukraine plans new proposal
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky anticipates Russia will reject a new peace plan, ruling out a ceasefire by Christmas. Read the latest on the conflict and security guarantees.
Minister Wells under fire for taxpayer-funded trip and silence
Labour's Anika Wells faces resignation calls after failing to clarify timeline of taxpayer-funded Adelaide trip that coincided with a friend's birthday. Her silence on a national TV promise raises serious questions about ministerial accountability.
White House in Turmoil Over Vanity Fair's Trump Team Exposé
A Vanity Fair profile of Trump's chief of staff Susie Wiles has ignited a firestorm, revealing candid criticism of the president, VP JD Vance, and Elon Musk. Read the explosive details and the White House's frantic defence.
Frydenberg Escalates Rhetoric on Bondi Attacks
Former Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg demands PM Anthony Albanese accept personal responsibility for the Bondi attacks, escalating political tensions. Read the full story.
Owens Unconvinced After Kirk Meeting on Charlie's Death
Candace Owens remains sceptical after a lengthy meeting with Erika Kirk, claiming she heard no convincing evidence that Tyler Robinson killed Charlie Kirk. Read the full details of their private summit.
Minns Recalls Parliament for Tougher NSW Gun Laws
NSW Premier Chris Minns recalls parliament to tighten gun laws, including ownership limits and police powers, following the Bondi terror attack. Read the full details.
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