First American Pope Begins Overseas Pilgrimage
Pope Leo XIV embarks on historic first foreign trip to Turkey and Lebanon, continuing Pope Francis's peace mission while breaking language traditions.
Category : Politics
Nus Ghani's Budget Day Charm Wins Fans
Deputy Speaker Nus Ghani captivates Commons with stylish authority and witty banter after Budget Day performance. Discover how her no-nonsense approach sparked social media frenzy.
US College Student Deported to Honduras Before Thanksgiving
A 19-year-old business student was detained at Boston airport and deported to Honduras, a country she left as a child, shattering her family's holiday plans and her academic future.
National Guard Member Won't Survive D.C. Attack
Devastated father reveals Sarah Beckstrom has 'mortal wound' after suspected terror attack in Washington D.C. Follow for latest updates on this developing story.
Trump pushes diplomats on migrant crime after DC shooting
Following a White House area shooting, President Trump orders a crackdown on Afghan immigration and directs US diplomats to pressure allies over migrant crime. Read the full report.
Firefighters arrested after teen recruit waterboarded
Four Florida fire and rescue workers have been fired and charged after a teenage recruit was beaten and waterboarded in a violent hazing incident. Discover the full story.
UK mother detained by ICE at green card meeting freed
Katie Paul, 33, was handcuffed during routine immigration appointment in San Diego while holding her baby. Released after lawsuit and granted green card following public outcry.
Budget 2025: Fact Checking Key Political Claims
Full Fact examines claims about tax thresholds, NHS appointments, unemployment and house building from the 2025 Budget debate. Read our detailed analysis.
FanDuel Missouri: Bet $5, Get $400 Bonus
Missouri's FanDuel sportsbook offers $400 in bonus bets for new users who register before December 1. Claim your $100 instantly plus $300 more with a $5 wager.
JD Vance tells troops they're 'full of s***' over turkey
US Vice President JD Vance sparked controversy during a Thanksgiving speech to troops in Kentucky, claiming they were 'full of s***' for enjoying turkey. Read the full story on the diplomatic fallout.
UK Migration Drops, Asylum Hotel Numbers Increase
New government data reveals a sharp fall in net migration to 204,000, while the number of asylum seekers in hotels rises by 13%. Discover the key figures and what they mean.
National Guard soldiers shot in DC terror attack
Families of two National Guard soldiers shot in a Washington DC terror attack have their lives 'changed forever'. Read the full tribute and latest on the investigation.
Lebanon leader criticises Hezbollah for not disarming
Lebanon's Prime Minister condemns Hezbollah's refusal to disarm, stating it harms the Lebanese people amid renewed Israeli airstrikes. Read the latest on the regional tensions.
Putin: 'Europe has nothing to fear' from Russia
Vladimir Putin insists Russia has no aggressive plans for Europe, despite a history of hostile acts. Read the full analysis of the upcoming US-Russia talks.
Putin: Trump's Ukraine plan is a 'starting point'
Russian President Putin signals potential for talks on US Ukraine peace proposals, demanding troop withdrawals and a NATO ban. US envoy to visit Moscow next week.
Sarah Ferguson 'Won't Talk About One Royal' in Interview
Royal commentators fear a Sarah Ferguson tell-all interview could reveal damaging royal secrets. The Duchess of York reportedly 'won't talk about one royal' as money pressures mount.
National Guardsmen shot in targeted White House attack
Two National Guardsmen are in critical condition after a shooting near the White House. The suspect, an Afghan national, is in custody. Read the latest updates.
Trump attacks NY Times reporter over health claims
The New York Times defends journalist Katie Rogers after President Trump calls her 'ugly, third-rate reporter' in health article dispute. Read the full confrontation details.
Putin: US Peace Plan Basis for Ukraine War Talks
Russian President Putin acknowledges US proposals as starting point for Ukraine negotiations while warning Ukrainian forces to withdraw or face military consequences. Read the latest developments.
National Guard Shooting Victims Named in Attack
Kash Patel confirms the National Guard shooter worked with US Forces in Afghanistan. Get the latest on the victims, Hong Kong fire, and Peter Kay's emotional TV return.
NATO jets intercept Russian nuclear bombers over Baltic
NATO scrambles fighter jets after Putin deploys nuclear-capable bombers over the Baltic Sea, while insisting he has 'no intention of attacking Europe'. Read the full analysis.
UK Doctor Barred from Entering Palestine
British-Palestinian doctor Mohammed Ibrahim prevented from entering Gaza via Rafah crossing. Read about the escalating medical crisis and international response.
France introduces voluntary military service for youth
President Macron announces new 10-month voluntary military service for 18-19 year olds, aiming to strengthen France's defence capabilities against accelerating global threats. Read the full details.
IFS: Labour's Budget a 'Fiscal Fiction'
Rachel Reeves' budget faces IFS criticism as 'fiscal fiction' with most tax rises delayed until 2029. Will Labour's election-year plans prove realistic? Read our analysis.
UK Net Migration Falls to 204,000, Down 78% from Peak
UK net migration drops to 204,000, a 78% fall from its 2023 peak. Explore the key figures, policy impacts, and future trends shaping this dramatic shift.
30 asylum seekers launch hunger strike over UK policy
Thirty asylum seekers in a UK detention centre have begun a hunger strike protesting their forced removal to France under Labour's 'one in, one out' policy. Read more on this developing story.
White House attacks journalist over National Guard remarks
White House social media team calls New Yorker's Jane Mayer a 'sick, disgusting ghoul' after she criticised National Guard deployment following DC shooting. Read the explosive exchange.
Ant Middleton sued by MoD over special forces podcast
Former SAS star Ant Middleton is accused by the Ministry of Defence of revealing 'extremely sensitive' special forces details on a podcast. Read the full High Court details.
Kinnock: Labour Budget reverses Tory child poverty injustice
Neil Kinnock praises Rachel Reeves's Budget for scrapping two-child benefit limit, calling it crucial for fighting child poverty and economic growth. Read the full analysis.
Asylum seeker hotel numbers rise 13% in 3 months
New Home Office figures show a 13% increase in asylum seekers housed in hotels, as Labour pledges to end the practice by 2029. Read the latest on the government's response.
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