Mark Latham dodges censure, faces privileges probe
Controversial politician Mark Latham has narrowly avoided a censure motion but now faces scrutiny from the NSW privileges committee over his conduct.
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Cooper probes police role in Farage banking row
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper demands answers from police after Nigel Farage's bank account was allegedly closed due to political views. Read the latest developments.
Russia quits nuclear treaty, warns West
Moscow has officially pulled out of a landmark treaty banning short and medium-range nuclear missiles, escalating tensions with the West amid global security concerns.
Farage attacks Gove, vows Reform UK election challenge
Nigel Farage has launched a scathing attack on Michael Gove, accusing him of betraying Brexit principles, as Reform UK positions itself to challenge the Conservatives in the next election.
Israeli cabinet meeting postponed over Netanyahu plan doubts
A key Israeli cabinet meeting has been delayed as concerns grow over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's controversial occupation strategy, raising political tensions.
Best Gym Bags for Men in 2024
Discover the best gym bags for men, combining style, durability, and practicality for your workout needs. From compact duffels to spacious backpacks, find your perfect fit.
Netherlands to Send Patriot Missiles to Ukraine
The Netherlands has pledged to provide Ukraine with a Patriot air defence system, reinforcing NATO's support as Kyiv faces intensified Russian attacks.
Turkey-PKK tensions rise as Kurdish leaders push for peace talks
Amid renewed clashes between Turkish forces and the PKK, Kurdish leaders urge peace talks, citing Abdullah Ocalan's influence. Ankara remains firm on military action.
Ed Kelce on Heartbreak After Girlfriend's Death
Ed Kelce shares his profound grief following the death of his longtime girlfriend, revealing the immense void left in his life.
Ex-Guantanamo detainee David Hicks in health crisis
Former Guantanamo Bay detainee David Hicks faces a dire health battle, revealing shocking details of his deteriorating condition and urgent calls for medical intervention.
Rwanda's Political Prisoners: West's Silent Complicity
An in-depth look at how Western nations turn a blind eye to Rwanda's human rights abuses under President Paul Kagame, despite his authoritarian rule.
Fetterman breaks ranks on Trump-Epstein files
US Senator John Fetterman makes headlines with his unexpected comments on Trump's Epstein files controversy, defying party expectations.
Trump's Gilded Age: Fear, Deportations & Self-Interest
As Trump campaigns for a return to the White House, his rhetoric echoes the divisive strategies of the past, with promises of mass deportations and policies critics say benefit his own interests.
Immigration strains UK public services, warns report
A new report highlights the growing pressure on UK public services and living standards caused by immigration, urging policymakers to address the challenges.
Cooper dodges questions on Channel migrant returns
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper refuses to clarify whether Channel migrants will be returned to France under a new one-to-one deal, raising concerns over potential benefits to smuggling gangs.
Cooper demands police guidance reform on immigration checks
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper urges reforms to police protocols after concerns over officers sharing suspects' immigration details with the Home Office.
Trans woman called 'hostile invader' on women-only app
A transgender woman faced discrimination on the women-only app Giggle, with users allegedly branding her a 'hostile invader'. The case highlights ongoing debates around inclusivity and digital spaces.
Modi urges Putin to end Ukraine war in Moscow talks
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi presses Vladimir Putin for peace in Ukraine during high-stakes Moscow meeting, as global tensions escalate.
McGregor runs for Irish president post-legal loss
MMA star Conor McGregor has launched a campaign to become Ireland's next president, calling for legal reforms to boost his chances—just days after losing an appeal in a civil rape case.
Singles wanted for Guardian dating series in UK & US
The Guardian is calling on single individuals in the UK and US to share their dating experiences for an upcoming video series exploring modern romance.
Pro-Palestine activists target London asylum hotel
Pro-Palestine demonstrators stormed a London hotel housing asylum seekers, demanding an end to its use while drawing parallels to displacement in Gaza. The dramatic protest highlights growing tensions over UK immigration policies.
Ukraine War Escalates: Zelenskyy Warns of Russian Advances
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy raises alarm over intensified Russian aggression while the EU and US announce fresh economic sanctions. Latest updates on the conflict and global responses.
JK Rowling backs Sall Grover in Roxanne Tickle legal battle
Author JK Rowling supports Sall Grover in her legal fight against Roxanne Tickle, who allegedly doxxed Grover over the 'Woman' podcast controversy. The case highlights ongoing tensions in gender identity debates.
Labour's airport expansion risks climate goals
The Labour Party's push for airport expansion threatens to undermine its climate commitments, sparking outrage among environmentalists and raising questions about its green agenda.
Netanyahu backs Gaza occupation as military chief urges resignation
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu faces backlash after advocating for Gaza occupation, while his military chief reportedly urges him to step down over strategic disagreements.
Israel-Gaza War: Hostage Crisis & Famine Warnings
Latest updates on the escalating Israel-Gaza conflict as Netanyahu's security cabinet convenes to address hostage negotiations and looming famine in Gaza.
First migrants detained under UK Rwanda deportation law
The UK government has detained the first group of asylum seekers under the controversial Rwanda deportation scheme. Find out how this impacts immigration policy.
Priest’s Daughter Yeonsoo Kyrie Kim Released from ICE Custody
The daughter of a prominent South Korean priest has been freed from ICE custody after a high-profile detention. Discover the details behind her release and the ongoing legal battle.
Taliban bans Afghan girls from learning Arabic
The Taliban has banned Afghan girls from studying Arabic in schools, further restricting education for young women under their rule.
Lord Dannatt lobbied ministers against Palestine Action
Former head of the British Army, Lord Dannatt, allegedly urged UK ministers to clamp down on Palestine Action activists following lobbying by a US defence contractor.
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