Labour MP's Aunt Jailed in Bangladesh Political Crackdown
Labour MP Tulip Siddiq reveals her aunt has been imprisoned in Bangladesh in what critics call a politically motivated case. Read the full story on the UK political fallout.
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Labour MP Tulip Siddiq jailed for two years in Bangladesh
Labour MP and former Treasury minister Tulip Siddiq receives a two-year prison sentence in Bangladesh on corruption charges. Read the full details of the case and its political implications.
Afghan Refugee Charged in National Guard Shooting
Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan refugee, is charged with murder after a shooting near the White House. New details reveal his severe mental health struggles. Read the full investigation.
Australia tracks Chinese navy, announces defence overhaul
Australia monitors Chinese naval movements near its waters while launching a major reform of defence project delivery. Get the latest on national security and policy changes.
UK refugee resettlement falls 26% as new routes promised
Home Office figures show a sharp drop in refugees settled via UN schemes. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood pledges new legal routes amid criticism that safe pathways are 'disappearing'.
Palestinians face eviction in East Jerusalem neighbourhood
Over 175 Palestinians in Batn al-Hawa face losing homes to settler groups citing 1970 law. Residents blame Gaza war for creating 'atmosphere of hate'. Read the full report.
Israel's regional assault expands beyond Gaza
Exclusive analysis reveals how Israeli military actions continue post-ceasefire, with mounting deaths in Gaza, the West Bank, Syria, and Lebanon. Read the full investigation into the expanding conflict.
Journalist's account of police search under new Victoria powers
A Guardian journalist recounts being stopped and searched by Victoria Police under controversial new powers. Read her first-hand account of the encounter and its implications for civil liberties.
Trump warns Maduro to flee Venezuela or face consequences
Donald Trump warns Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro to resign and flee, as the US deploys warships and troops to the Caribbean. Read the full story on the escalating crisis.
Australia's Major Defence Restructure Amid China Tensions
Australia announces its biggest defence bureaucracy shake-up in 50 years to fix budget blowouts, as it tracks a Chinese naval flotilla in the Philippine Sea. Discover the strategic changes.
Albanese's Summer Reading List Revealed
Discover the six books experts recommend for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's summer reading. From climate policy to gender equality, these must-reads tackle Australia's biggest challenges.
Trump to Release MRI Results, Unsure of Body Part
President Donald Trump will release his MRI scan results from his October physical. The White House has not explained the reason for the scan. Read the latest health update.
Women Defy Hijab Laws in Tehran Protests
Women in Tehran are publicly removing hijabs in courageous acts of defiance against Iran's strict dress code. Discover how this movement is challenging authority.
Trump in MRI row after insulting reporter and governor
Donald Trump delivers brutal insults to a reporter and Governor Tim Walz while questioned about his recent MRI scan. Discover the full story behind the escalating political feud.
Noem: DC Shooter Radicalised After US Entry
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem claims the suspect in the Washington DC National Guard shooting was radicalised in the US. Read the full investigation details.
Reeves faces second sleaze probe over budget claims
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces ethics investigation after Nigel Farage reports her over false £20bn black hole claims. Did she mislead markets and taxpayers? Read the full story.
Trump Eyes Ukraine Peace Deal After Florida Talks
Donald Trump signals potential for a Ukraine peace agreement following US talks with Kyiv. Meanwhile, Russia's weekend strikes leave at least six dead. Read the latest developments.
Disney+ Rivals series rocked by off-set scandal
The hit Disney+ series Rivals is embroiled in scandal with reports of all-night parties and illegal drug use among cast and crew in The Cotswolds. Read the shocking details.
Trump insults reporter, claims he 'aced' cognitive test
Donald Trump engaged in a heated exchange with a female reporter, claiming he would release 'perfect' MRI results and stating she was 'incapable' of passing a cognitive test. Read the full details.
Starmer's jury trial plans attacked by his own chambers
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces embarrassment as Doughty Street Chambers, which he helped found, opposes plans to scrap majority of jury trials. Read about the growing backlash.
White House Press Secretary's Family Immigration Row
Lawyers for detained Brazilian mother Bruna Ferreira accuse White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt of lying about their relationship amid bitter immigration battle. Read the explosive details.
Trump Extends Asylum Freeze After Guard Shooting
President Trump announces an indefinite pause on US asylum decisions following a fatal shooting of a National Guard member. Read the latest developments and expert warnings.
MoJ loses £71m as Lammy plans jury trial shake-up
Justice Secretary David Lammy faces calls to fix his department's finances after £71m losses and a failed £3.6m video system, as he prepares controversial plans to scrap jury trials. Read the full investigation.
Trump confirms secret call with Venezuela's Maduro
Donald Trump reveals he spoke with Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro while simultaneously escalating military pressure. Discover the implications of this diplomatic paradox.
Special Forces chief covered up Afghan executions
Whistleblower claims senior UK special forces officer knew soldiers were executing Afghans but conducted 'fake exercise' to cover it up. Read the shocking testimony.
Portland's 'Tree' Lighting Sparks Christmas Fury
Portland faces backlash after calling Christmas tree 'the tree' and featuring Palestinian protest at lighting ceremony. Critics slam woke agenda as homelessness crisis deepens.
SAS war crimes cover-up alleged in Afghanistan inquiry
A senior whistleblower claims UK special forces commanders suppressed evidence of unlawful killings, including children. The independent inquiry continues its investigation.
SAS figures defend regiment in Afghanistan war crimes inquiry
Senior SAS officers challenge High Court inquiry's 'selective' release of evidence regarding alleged extra-judicial killings in Afghanistan. Key testimonies remain unpublished as investigation continues until 2026.
War Hero's Victoria Cross Fetches £318,000
The Victoria Cross awarded to Captain Reginald Haine for his bravery against 100 Germans has sold for £318,000. Discover the story of this WWI hero's incredible gallantry.
Hanson's Loyalty Ultimatum Sparks Melbourne Protest Clashes
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson declares new immigrants must show 'undivided loyalty' to Australia during fiery anti-immigration rally. Read about the violent clashes and political fallout.
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