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Category : Politics
UK seeks Ukraine-Russia peace talks
The UK is reportedly advocating for peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia as the war enters a critical phase. Diplomatic efforts intensify amid global concerns.
Protesters target JD Vance's Cotswolds holiday
Activists vow to disrupt US Senator JD Vance's family holiday in the Cotswolds, citing his controversial political stance.
Philippines, Vietnam sign defence pact over South China Sea
The Philippines and Vietnam have signed a new defence agreement to enhance maritime cooperation, as regional tensions escalate over territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
UN warns of famine in Gaza amid Israeli blockade
The World Food Programme reports severe food shortages in Gaza, with Israeli restrictions pushing the region towards famine. Humanitarian aid remains critically limited.
Reform UK's Liz Williams Shakes Up Worcestershire Elections
Liz Williams, a Reform UK candidate, makes waves in Worcestershire's local elections with a strong anti-establishment campaign, challenging traditional party dominance.
Russian beachgoers flee earthquake tsunami scare
Dramatic footage captures the panic as a powerful earthquake off Russia's Far East coast sends beach visitors running amid fears of a tsunami.
Israel strikes Damascus in rare daylight attack
Israeli warplanes targeted a building near Damascus, killing an Iranian adviser. The strike raises tensions amid ongoing regional conflicts.
Thornberry pushes for UK to recognise Palestine
Senior Labour MP Emily Thornberry urges the UK government to formally recognise Palestine as a sovereign state, citing growing international pressure and moral responsibility.
Military jet crashes on Bangladesh school campus
A military jet crashed into a school campus in Bangladesh, erupting into a fireball and claiming one life. Witnesses describe scenes of chaos as emergency services rushed to the scene.
Labour's election win reshapes Australian parliament
The latest seating chart in Australia's federal parliament reveals the dramatic shifts following Labour's decisive election victory, marking a seismic change in the nation's political dynamics.
Missing Mum Rachel Booth's Chilling Last Words
Rachel Booth, a mother who disappeared without a trace, left behind eerie final words before going missing in Westminster. Her family is desperate for answers.
Girlguiding UK swaps 'Hostess' badge for 'Celebrations'
Girlguiding UK has replaced its traditional 'Hostess' badge with a more inclusive 'Celebrations' badge, reflecting modern values and gender neutrality.
Joanna Lumley backs right-to-die legislation
Actress Joanna Lumley voices strong support for the Assisted Dying Bill, advocating for terminally ill patients' right to end their suffering with dignity.
Ghislaine Maxwell pressured to testify in Epstein case
Ghislaine Maxwell is under increasing pressure to testify in the Jeffrey Epstein case as new legal developments unfold.
NATO jets intercept Russian warplanes
NATO fighter jets were urgently deployed after Russian military aircraft were detected approaching alliance airspace, sparking heightened tensions.
Orange Order parades in Dublin and Wicklow stir tensions
Controversial Orange Order parades in the Republic of Ireland have ignited debates over cultural identity and historical divisions. Here’s the latest on the situation.
Bedouin Muslims in Golan Heights: A Community Forgotten
The Bedouin Muslim community in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights faces an uncertain future amid geopolitical tensions and neglect.
Ed Balls blasts GMB over 'unfair' political interviews
Former Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls has criticised Good Morning Britain for its 'unfair' questioning of politicians, igniting a fresh debate on media impartiality.
UK Gov and Bank of England Clash Over Welsh Resources
Tensions rise as Westminster and the Bank of England challenge Wales' control over its natural resources, sparking a debate on devolution and economic policy.
FBI letter renews Trump-Epstein controversy
A newly revealed FBI letter has reignited discussions about Donald Trump's connections to Jeffrey Epstein, adding fuel to ongoing political debates.
Labor adds text to Mark Latham's portrait
The Australian Labor Party has updated Mark Latham's parliamentary portrait with additional text, reigniting discussions about his controversial legacy.
GMB Halted by Breaking News – What Happened?
Good Morning Britain was unexpectedly halted for urgent breaking news, leaving viewers in suspense. Here's the latest on the dramatic interruption.
100+ dead in Gaza food aid stampede
Tragedy strikes as desperate crowds rush aid trucks in Gaza, leaving more than 100 dead and hundreds wounded in a chaotic scramble for food.
Japan's Shigeru Ishiba suffers shock election defeat
Veteran Japanese politician Shigeru Ishiba suffers a surprising loss in the Upper House election, raising questions about the future of Japan's political landscape.
UK Couple Detained in Afghanistan – Family Pleads for Help
The family of a British couple detained in Afghanistan is calling for their immediate release after they were reportedly arrested by Taliban authorities for 'violating local laws'.
Japan's political crisis as far-right gains, LDP collapses
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party suffers major losses in local elections as a hard-right, anti-immigration party led by a controversial figure dubbed 'Japan's Donald Trump' gains ground. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida faces mounting pressure to resig
Tories Face Backlash in Wales Over Farage Opposition
Growing discontent in Wales as Westminster politicians, including Nigel Farage, face criticism for undermining devolution and local governance.
Gaza-Israel War: Ceasefire Talks Stall Amid Escalation
The latest developments in the Gaza-Israel war, including ceasefire negotiations, humanitarian concerns, and international reactions. Stay informed with real-time updates.
Monday’s Westminster Update: Policy & Market Shifts
Stay informed with the latest political and economic updates from Westminster and across the UK, including policy shifts and market reactions.
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