Trump confirms Epstein's key associate
Former US President Donald Trump has publicly identified a key figure linked to Jeffrey Epstein, reigniting discussions about the disgraced financier's network.
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Pakistan arrests 1,700 Afghans in migrant crackdown
Pakistani authorities have arrested more than 1,700 Afghans in a nationwide crackdown on undocumented migrants, sparking tensions with Kabul.
UK urges Israel to stop Gaza offensive amid civilian crisis
The UK calls for restraint as Israeli forces escalate operations in Rafah, warning of catastrophic humanitarian consequences for Palestinian civilians.
Poll: Tories Face Historic Election Wipeout
A bombshell new poll suggests the Conservative Party could be reduced to just 98 seats in a general election, with Labour on track for a record-breaking majority.
Tommy Robinson punched by elderly man in Westminster brawl
Dramatic footage shows far-right activist Tommy Robinson being punched by an elderly man during a heated altercation in Westminster. The incident has sparked widespread debate.
Foster accuses Sinn Féin of undermining PSNI
Former DUP leader Arlene Foster has accused Sinn Féin of attempting to destabilise the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) as political tensions escalate.
China-Russia military drills near Japan raise tensions
China and Russia conduct joint military exercises near Japan, raising regional security concerns as geopolitical tensions escalate.
Fraudsters misuse Reform UK brand in TikTok scam
Fraudsters used TikTok to scam victims by falsely claiming donations to Nigel Farage's Reform UK would be doubled. Southwark Crown Court hears how the party's branding was misused.
Church of England's £100M slavery fund faces backlash
The Church of England's £100 million fund to address its historical links to slavery sparks debate as critics question its effectiveness and transparency.
Starmer under fire over Labour's Gaza stance
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces backlash for his handling of the party's position on Israel-Gaza, sparking internal divisions and comparisons to Jeremy Corbyn's era.
Best friends killed in drunk driving crash on birthday
Two best friends celebrating a birthday in Florida died after their car was hit by a drunk driver going the wrong way. The heartbreaking incident has left families and the community in mourning.
Asylum seekers surge at ex-RAF base in Essex
The number of asylum seekers housed at the former RAF Wethersfield site in Essex has risen significantly, sparking local and national debate over immigration policies.
Green Party leadership race turns fiery in polarising debate
The Green Party's leadership contest takes a dramatic turn as candidates Adrian Ramsay and Carla Denyer face off in a fiery debate, exposing deep divisions over key policies.
England & Wales population up 707k - migration drives growth
New figures reveal a dramatic population surge in England and Wales, fuelled by migration. Explore the implications for housing, services, and society.
France's bold stance against Netanyahu shakes Israel-Gaza diplomacy
France's recent criticism of Benjamin Netanyahu's policies marks a significant shift in international diplomacy regarding Israel and Gaza. Explore the implications of this stance.
Australia Considers YouTube Ban for Under-16s
Australia is debating a radical proposal to restrict YouTube access for users under 16, sparking concerns over digital rights and parental responsibility.
Stacey Solomon tackles London clutter in 'Sort Your Life Out'
Stacey Solomon tackles a cluttered London home in the latest episode of 'Sort Your Life Out', bringing her signature organisational magic to overwhelmed homeowners.
US Navy sailor missing near Darwin during Talisman Sabre
A US Navy sailor has gone missing during the Talisman Sabre military exercise off the coast of Darwin, Australia. Search and rescue operations are ongoing.
US warns of ISIS resurgence in Syria
The US State Department has raised alarms over a potential Islamic State resurgence, as Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces continue operations against remaining militants. Washington reaffirms support for SDF amid ongoing security challenges.
Michael Aspel's banned documentary shock after 20 years
A controversial documentary hosted by Michael Aspel, banned by the government for two decades, resurfaces with disturbing revelations.
Farage: Labour 'hiding children' to attack free speech
Nigel Farage claims Labour is suppressing free speech by shielding children from criticism, sparking a heated debate over political discourse and accountability.
White House rebukes comedy show over Epstein jokes
The White House has issued a sharp rebuke after a comedy show made controversial remarks about Jeffrey Epstein, sparking outrage and demands for accountability.
Thornberry condemns Netanyahu's Palestine stance
Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry criticises Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's opposition to Palestinian statehood, calling it a 'roadblock to peace' during a heated House of Commons debate.
Hamas militants loot Gaza aid trucks in IDF footage
The IDF has released explosive video evidence showing armed Hamas militants stealing humanitarian aid meant for desperate civilians in Gaza, undermining claims of forced starvation.
Australia debates social media ban for under-16s
The Australian government is debating a potential ban on social media access for under-16s, citing mental health risks. Could this set a global precedent?
Starmer faces Labour revolt over Gaza comments
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is under fire for his comments on Israel's actions in Gaza, sparking internal party dissent and public protests as the conflict escalates.
Sun editor sparks row over civil service remarks
The Sun's editor David Dinsmore faces backlash after controversial remarks about the civil service, raising concerns over media influence on politics.
Farage slams Labour transport plans as 'disastrous'
Nigel Farage has launched a scathing attack on Labour's transport policies, calling them 'disastrous' while Priti Patel and Keir Starmer clash over the issue.
UK family urges action over couple detained in Iran
Relatives of a British couple held in Iran urge the UK to prioritise their case in diplomatic talks with Tehran, amid growing concerns over their welfare.
UK Minister: Netanyahu 'Lost Control' in Gaza
UK Defence Minister Grant Shapps accuses Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu of losing control over the Gaza conflict, sparking international concern over escalating violence.
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