Ex-BNP boss tells nationalists to join Army for 'civil war'
Former BNP chairman Nick Griffin has called on British nationalists to enlist in the Army Reserve to gain military training ahead of a predicted 'civil war'. Read the exclusive report.
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Final SIGAR report: $7.1bn US gear left for Taliban
A damning final report from the US watchdog SIGAR details how $7.1bn in taxpayer-funded weapons and equipment was abandoned in Afghanistan, now forming the Taliban's security core. Read the full investigation.
Iceland's Richard Walker set to become Labour peer
Sir Keir Starmer appoints former Conservative donor Richard Walker to the House of Lords. The Iceland chairman is a cost-of-living champion. Read the full story.
US Navy Strike Survivors 'Waving' Before Second Hit
New claims suggest survivors of a US military strike were waving before a fatal follow-up attack, sparking war crime allegations and a Congressional probe. Read the full investigation.
Russia's WW3 threat maps 23 UK defence sites as targets
A senior Russian official has posted a map of 23 UK defence sites, implying they are missile targets, escalating tensions after former defence secretary Ben Wallace's comments on Crimea. Explore the chilling details.
Afghan Attack Suspects Served at Same Kandahar Base
Two Afghan men charged in separate US attacks—a National Guard shooting and a bomb threat—reportedly served at the same counterterrorism base in Kandahar. Both entered the US under Operation Allies Welcome. Read the full investigation.
Newsom mocked for sitting, clashes with Berry over menopause bill
California Governor Gavin Newsom hit back at online trolls criticising his sitting posture with an AI image, while actress Halle Berry accused him of 'devaluing' women over a vetoed bill. Discover the full story.
Trump calls CNN's Kaitlan Collins 'stupid and nasty'
Donald Trump criticised CNN's Kaitlan Collins for questioning the increased budget for his privately-funded White House ballroom, now costing $300 million. Read the full story.
Suspended US police officers paid $2.6m over five years
Three New Jersey police officers, suspended for alleged racist remarks and retaliation, have collected over $2.6 million in salary and raises since 2020. Explore the costly scandal and stalled disciplinary hearings.
Public cash used for suspended councillor's charity ball night
North Lanarkshire Provost Kenny Duffy used taxpayer money to host his suspended husband at a glamorous charity ball. Critics demand repayment.
Grooming gangs review faces scepticism in Scotland
Survivors of sexual abuse question the effectiveness of Scotland's new grooming gangs review, citing past failures and conflicts of interest. Will it uncover the full truth?
Right-wing podcaster Tim Pool reports gunfire at property
Right-wing commentator Tim Pool says a vehicle opened fire on his West Virginia property. No injuries reported as security reviews the incident. Read the latest details.
Scottish councillors set for £26k 'golden goodbyes'
Controversial severance payments for outgoing Scottish councillors could cost taxpayers £10m per election. Critics slam the move as 'preposterous' amid record-high council tax.
Trump's 'I Love Colombia' Message at World Cup Draw
Donald Trump's jovial greeting to Colombia at the 2026 World Cup draw contrasts sharply with recent diplomatic threats. Discover the full story behind the viral moment.
Trump's Venezuela Threat Sparks Global Crisis Fears
A leaked audio recording reveals Donald Trump declaring a 'state of war' with Venezuela, prompting fears of a potential US invasion and a major global crisis. Listen to the full analysis.
Australia refuses to repatriate citizens from Syrian camps
Australia refuses to issue passports for fewer than 40 citizens, mostly children, held in 'militarised' Syrian camps despite a US warning that inaction 'compounds risk to all of us'.
Victoria's IBAC watchdog faces major overhaul
Victoria's anti-corruption watchdog, IBAC, faces a major overhaul. A landmark review recommends broadening the definition of corrupt conduct and strengthening its powers. Read the full story.
UK to host global summit on dirty money funding crime and war
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper pledges international crackdown on illicit finance fuelling UK crime and Russia's war in Ukraine. A major summit is set for June 2026.
Teacher's dance school closed after cancer lie scandal exposed
A former teacher struck off for faking cancer and her own death has cancelled her children's dance classes after being unmasked. Read the full investigation into the safeguarding failure.
US Senator's dog suffers horrific injuries in ice attack
A US Senator's dog was brutally attacked by a man armed with ice, sustaining life-threatening injuries. The shocking incident has sparked a police investigation and widespread condemnation.
Unauthorised Traveller Camp Sparks Fury in Birmingham Park
Residents in Birmingham are outraged as an unauthorised traveller encampment with over ten caravans remains in Perry Barr Park for over two weeks, with locals claiming the council has 'done nothing'. Read the full story.
Anna Kepner's stepbrother, a suspect, living with relative
The 16-year-old stepbrother of Anna Kepner, found strangled on a Carnival cruise, is now living with a relative. His father reveals he never approved the trip, as a custody battle unfolds. Read the latest.
Farage accused of racist school abuse by former classmate
Yinka Bankole claims Reform UK leader Nigel Farage told him to 'go back to Africa' at school in the 1970s. Farage dismisses allegations as part of a 'smear campaign'.
Prison tutor jailed for affair with inmate
Melissa Murphy, 48, abused her position of trust at HMP Chelmsford. She pleaded guilty to misconduct after letters and a photo were found. Read the full story.
Tory Peer Malcolm Offord Defects to Reform UK
Lord Malcolm Offord resigns from the Conservatives to join Reform UK, announcing his candidacy for the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections. He criticises his former party for having 'given up on Scotland'.
Barron Trump 'close to putting his faith in Christ' says pastor
A pastor with millions of followers claims Barron Trump is exploring Christianity after a late-night call. Discover the details and its political significance.
Senior DWP official blames carers for benefits scandal
A top DWP civil servant has blamed claimants for the carer's allowance crisis, contradicting an official review that found systemic failures. Read how victims face life-changing debts.
SAGE members failed to declare £210m Wellcome grants
A report reveals 26 government Covid advisors did not register over £200m in grants from the pharmaceutical-linked Wellcome Trust, raising serious conflict of interest concerns. Read the full investigation.
Trump Admin Deadnames Transgender Admiral in HHS Office
The Trump administration removed Adm. Rachel Levine's name from her official HHS portrait, replacing it with her previous name in an act described as 'bigotry'. Read the full report.
Reform UK Gains First Lord as Farage Defies Critics
Nigel Farage announces defection of Conservative peer Lord Malcolm Offord to Reform UK at Scottish rally, pledging to ignore critics amid controversy over past remarks. Read the full story.
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