US Admiral to Brief Lawmakers Over Caribbean Strike
A US Navy admiral will brief lawmakers on a controversial Caribbean Sea strike that killed survivors. Bipartisan concerns mount over legality. Read the latest developments.
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Russian Troops Arrive in Pokrovsk, Ukraine
Russian military units have been filmed entering the eastern Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk, marking a significant territorial advance. Watch the footage and analysis of the frontline developments.
White House distances defence secretary from drug boat strike
The White House has stated a US Navy commander, not Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, ordered a second strike on an alleged Venezuelan drug boat. Read the full details and political fallout.
Trump's White House launches 'media bias' tracker website
The Trump administration's new site to track 'media bias' reveals a president increasingly isolated from reality. Analysis of a desperate political gimmick.
£70 Food Vouchers Issued Before Christmas in Wakefield
Wakefield Council is distributing £70 supermarket vouchers to low-income households receiving council tax support. Find out if you're eligible and learn about similar schemes across the UK.
Knife-edge Tennessee special election tests Trump and GOP
Voters in Tennessee's 7th district head to the polls today in a tight special election that could embarrass Trump and shift House power. Get the latest updates and results.
Starmer hints at unravelling Brexit in major foreign policy speech
PM Keir Starmer attacks 'wild promises' of Brexit, hints at moving UK closer to EU. He warns against using it as a template for foreign policy. Read the full analysis.
OBR Chief Quits in Budget 'Lies' Scandal Row
The Chancellor faces a fresh storm as the OBR's chair resigns and officials accuse the Treasury of fostering 'misconceptions' over economic forecasts. Read the full details.
Iranian asylum seeker wins deportation case rehearing
A 20-year-old Iranian asylum seeker will have his case reheard after a judge ruled his claim of facing a fatal flogging for an affair was plausible. Read the full tribunal details.
Dimbleby Slams Royals' 'Snail's Pace' Over Andrew Scandal
Veteran broadcaster David Dimbleby criticises the Royal Family's slow response to the Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Read his full analysis and the latest on Andrew's fall from grace.
UK Trainer Held in Ukraine for 'Russian Sabotage'
A British military instructor in Ukraine has been arrested, accused of supplying firearms for assassinations on behalf of Russian intelligence. Read the shocking details.
Ex-British Forces Member Held in Ukraine as Spy Suspect
A former British armed forces member has been detained in Ukraine, accused of spying for Russia. The investigation was coordinated with UK intelligence. Read the latest details.
UK Gaza Aid Tents Arrive After Months of Delay
Over 1,100 UK-funded tents have entered Gaza, providing vital shelter for 12,000 displaced people. Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper calls for unhindered humanitarian access and a path to peace.
New UK passport design launches with King's Arms
Discover the new UK passport design featuring King Charles III's coat of arms, iconic UK landscapes, and cutting-edge anti-forgery technology. Find out what it means for your current travel document.
Student deported to Honduras after airport detention
Babson College pledges support for student detained and deported while flying to surprise family in Texas. The case raises serious immigration enforcement questions.
Journalist charged in child abuse material investigation
A self-styled investigative journalist, who pledged to expose child protection failures, is accused of controlling child abuse material. Landon Ashton Versace Germanotta-Mills faces 26 charges. Read the shocking details.
Zelensky's Historic Dublin Visit for Ukraine Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky meets Irish leaders and addresses parliament in Dublin. The visit comes as US brokers peace talks for Russia's invasion. Read the latest.
Power Players Behind Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks Revealed
As Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff meets Putin, we examine the key figures shaping the Ukraine peace negotiations. Discover the diplomats, billionaires, and officials driving the talks.
Hong Kong fire kills 151, sparks anger over safety lapses
A devastating high-rise fire in Hong Kong has killed at least 151 people, igniting public fury over building safety failures, suspected corruption, and lax government oversight. Discover the full investigation.
Albanian criminals pay £20k to illegally return to UK
Exclusive: Deported Albanian criminals are paying smuggling gangs up to £20,000 to sneak back into Britain, breaching orders and risking jail, as high-profile cases expose a broken system.
Police Get Powers for Migrant Mouth Searches for SIMs
UK police gain powers to search migrants' mouths for SIM cards at ports. The move aims to tackle Channel smuggling gangs, but faces human rights criticism. Read the full story.
Russian tanker attacked off Turkish coast, crew safe
A Russian-flagged vessel carrying sunflower oil was reportedly hit by a kamikaze drone in the Black Sea. All 13 crew are safe as Turkey warns against targeting commercial shipping. Read the latest.
US and Russia Threaten to Resume Nuclear Testing
The US and Russia have threatened to resume nuclear weapons testing, jeopardising a key global security norm. Experts warn this could trigger a dangerous new arms race.
Nato mulls aggressive approach against Russia
Nato considers a tougher line against Russia after European attacks. Plus: NHS approves new cancer treatment, cyclone death toll rises, and MP slams 'farcical' trial. Get the full briefing.
DC Shooting: Guardsman in Serious Condition, Suspect Charged
Air Force Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe remains seriously injured after a shooting near the White House. Get the latest updates on his condition and the federal charges.
Noem Demands 'Full Travel Ban' After National Guard Shooting
Kristi Noem urges a total travel ban on nations sending 'killers and leeches' after a deadly attack on US troops. Read the latest on the immigration crackdown.
Iran sentences director Jafar Panahi to prison in absentia
Iranian director Jafar Panahi, fresh from winning Gotham Awards, is sentenced to a year in prison for 'propaganda'. He intends to return to Iran to serve the term. Read the full story.
Madonna condemns Trump over World AIDS Day snub
Pop icon Madonna criticises the Trump administration for ending official World AIDS Day commemorations, calling the move 'ridiculous'. Read her full response and the official defence.
Pentagon Fury as Admiral Named in 'War Crime' Strike Row
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth faces backlash after a second US strike killed survivors in the Caribbean. Admiral Frank Mitchell Bradley named as responsible, sparking Pentagon revolt and war crime accusations. Read the full investigation.
The Real Mo Farah: Uncovering the Stolen Identity
Olympic champion Sir Mo Farah revealed he was trafficked using another boy's identity. We tracked down the real Mo Farah to uncover his story. Watch the full investigation.
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