Reform's Kent Council reveals £60m budget deficit
Kent County Council, run by Reform UK, projects a £60 million deficit for 2026-27, with warnings it could worsen. Discover the impact on council tax and public services.
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SNP Staffer Accused of Bugging MSP's Office
A Scottish National Party staffer allegedly planted listening devices in an MSP's Holyrood office. First Minister John Swinney faces calls to reveal what he knew about the 2023 incident.
US amasses 15,000-strong force near Venezuela
The US military has assembled a formidable naval and air armada off Venezuela's coast. Discover the scale of the deployment and its strategic implications.
Vandals target veteran memorials, destroy US flags in Massachusetts
American flags were ripped from the ground and desecrated at multiple veterans' memorial sites in South Boston. Officials condemn the 'slap in the face' act. Read more and see how to help.
Kennedy family fury over Trump-Kennedy Centre renaming
The Kennedy family condemns a board vote to rename Washington's Kennedy Centre after Donald Trump. Read the full story on the controversial rebranding and political fallout.
Epstein Files: WhatsApp '$1,000 Per Girl' Message Revealed
A new batch of 68 photos from Jeffrey Epstein's estate includes a disturbing WhatsApp screenshot discussing fees for girls. Full file release expected Friday.
Reform's Kent Council Budget Gap Hits £60m
Kent County Council, run by Reform UK, faces a £60 million budget shortfall next year even with a maximum council tax rise. Leaked documents reveal spending pressures and fears of severe service cuts.
Trump's 'Patriot Games' mocked as real-life Hunger Games
President Donald Trump unveils 'Patriot Games' for America's 250th anniversary, sparking immediate online ridicule and dystopian comparisons. Discover the full details of the 2026 plans.
Trump Nominee Questioned on Disability Marriage Views
A Trump judicial nominee faced intense Senate questioning over past sermons suggesting disabled people shouldn't marry and women must be subservient. Read the full hearing details.
White House official complains networks didn't show Trump's slides
A White House adviser complained after major US networks refused to air Donald Trump's PowerPoint slides, citing sourcing concerns. Only Fox News broadcast the graphics. Read the full story.
DNC Reverses Pledge to Release 2024 Election Loss Report
The Democratic National Committee has backtracked on a promise to publicly release an analysis of its 2024 electoral defeat. Discover the key findings and the internal party concerns driving this decision.
Westminster's 2025 Awards: The Most Loyal MPs
A satirical look at the MPs recognised for their unwavering loyalty to the government in 2025, from Labour's staunch defenders to the Tories' nodding dogs. Discover who made the list.
University football coach fired over student affair allegations
Ohio University dismisses head football coach Brian Smith following accusations of an inappropriate relationship with an undergraduate student and alcohol policy breaches. Full story inside.
Snowballs Thrown at ICE Agents in Minneapolis Raid
Videos show bystanders in Minneapolis and Illinois throwing snowballs at federal immigration agents during arrests. The ACLU has filed a lawsuit, while DHS warns of federal charges.
Kisscam woman brands Gwyneth Paltrow a 'hypocrite'
Kristin Cabot, the woman from the viral Coldplay kisscam video, blasts Gwyneth Paltrow for her involvement in the scandal. She reveals how the 16-second clip 'ruined her life'.
White House Breaks Silence in DHS Firearm Feud
The White House defends border czar Tom Homan after Corey Lewandowski accused him of leaking a story about alleged attempts to obtain an ICE firearm and badge. Read the full explosive report.
Illinois Panel Focuses on Federal Agents' Chemical Agents Use
An Illinois commission's first hearing scrutinises the widespread use of chemical agents by federal officers during Chicago-area immigration raids. Read the full report.
Robertson's BBC 'Government' Row Sparks 'Grievance Mongering' Claim
Culture Secretary Angus Robertson faces Tory criticism after attacking the BBC for calling Labour 'the Government'. He demands the broadcaster reflect devolution. Read the full story.
Democrats reverse course on 2024 election loss report
The Democratic National Committee has backtracked on a pledge to publicly release its analysis of the 2024 defeat. Discover the key findings and the internal debate.
Swinney Defends Minister as Holyrood FMQs Turns Bitter
The final First Minister's Questions of the year saw clashes over the Angela Constance scandal and record homelessness. Discover the heated exchanges and political fallout.
Burn Cage Found at D4vd's Home Amid Teen Death Probe
A private investigator reveals a high-temperature incinerator was found at singer D4vd's Hollywood Hills rental, raising questions in the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Read the latest developments.
ICE Agents Dragged Woman in Minneapolis Snow
US immigration agents were filmed pinning a woman down in Minneapolis snow for minutes, drawing criticism from the local police chief. Bystanders threw snowballs. Read the full report.
Trump-Kennedy Center: Board Votes for Rename
A board appointed by Donald Trump votes to rename Washington's Kennedy Center. The controversial move, citing Trump's 'unbelievable work,' faces opposition. Read the full story.
Palestine Action Prisoners Hunger Strike: Demands and Health Crisis
Eight Palestine Action activists are on an open-ended hunger strike at HMP Bronzefield, with several hospitalised. Over 800 experts urge Justice Secretary to act. Read the full story.
Epstein Files Release Deadline Set for Friday
The US Justice Department faces a Friday deadline to release hundreds of Epstein investigation documents. What will the files reveal, and what will be redacted?
White House Announces Trump-Kennedy Centre Rename
A board selected by President Donald Trump votes to rename Washington's performing arts venue. The move draws criticism from the Kennedy family. Read the full story.
Controversial Napier asylum barracks closes after 6 years
The UK's first military barracks used to house asylum seekers, Napier in Folkestone, closes after a damning six years marked by Covid outbreaks, court rulings, and protests. Discover the full story.
Seven Famous Faces in New Jeffrey Epstein Photo Dump
A new batch of 68 Jeffrey Epstein photos released by US Democrats includes Bill Gates, David Blaine, and Noam Chomsky. The release raises fresh questions ahead of the full 'Epstein files' disclosure.
VAWG strategy 'seriously underfunded' say campaigners
Campaigners welcome the UK government's landmark strategy to end violence against women and girls but warn its funding 'falls seriously short', leaving frontline services in crisis. Read the full analysis.
No 10 axes afternoon lobby briefings, journalists furious
Downing Street's overhaul of the media lobby system, scrapping daily afternoon briefings, has been condemned by journalists who warn it limits scrutiny and transparency. Read the full story.
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