Starmer pushes voting age to 16 - but are teens ready?
Labour leader Keir Starmer pushes for voting rights at 16, but do teens know enough about politics? Experts weigh in on the risks and benefits.
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Mother forced to kiss migrant in asylum hotel scandal
A vulnerable mother seeking asylum in the UK was reportedly coerced into kissing a migrant at a government-funded hotel, sparking outrage and calls for an investigation.
7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Russia's Far East
A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Russia's Far East, triggering tsunami warnings for coastal regions. Authorities urge residents to stay alert.
Albanese unveils bold vision for Australia's future
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has revealed an ambitious new plan to reshape the nation's future. Discover the key changes and what they mean for you.
Albanese's path to election victory revealed
An in-depth look at the tactical moves and key decisions that propelled Anthony Albanese to a decisive election win, reshaping Australia's political landscape.
Ministers pressured to drop controversial Islamophobia plans
Ministers are under mounting pressure to abandon divisive proposals for a two-tier definition of Islamophobia, as critics warn it could undermine free speech and community cohesion.
Australia's population crisis strains housing and infrastructure
Australia faces a mounting population crisis as rapid growth overwhelms housing, healthcare, and transport systems. Experts warn of unsustainable pressures unless urgent action is taken.
JD Vance denies Epstein links as Trump VP pick
Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance has distanced himself from Jeffrey Epstein amid renewed scrutiny of his past remarks on the disgraced financier. The Ohio senator, chosen by Donald Trump as his 2024 running mate, previously suggested Epstein
Lord Hain proposes work-from-home bill for MPs
Former Labour minister Lord Hain proposes a bill allowing MPs to work remotely, igniting a fresh debate on modernising parliamentary practices in the UK.
Miners win 40-year battle for justice over strike arrests
After 40 years of struggle, former miners and their families celebrate a landmark ruling that acknowledges wrongful arrests during the 1984-85 strikes.
Dog the Bounty Hunter's stepson accidentally shoots son, 13
A devastating accident has left the family of Dog the Bounty Hunter in mourning after his stepson unintentionally shot and killed his own 13-year-old son.
Afghan troops' data leaked in UK security breach
Sensitive details of Afghan soldiers who worked with British forces leaked, sparking outrage and demands for accountability. Thousands at risk of Taliban reprisals.
SNP's £20m diversity spend sparks fury during austerity
The Scottish National Party faces backlash for allocating £20 million to diversity initiatives while public services struggle with funding.
Taliban kills 10 Afghans who helped West
The Taliban has killed 10 Afghans accused of collaborating with Western forces, following a catastrophic data leak exposing their identities. The victims, including interpreters and support staff, were targeted in brutal reprisals.
Alito, Thomas face retirement pressure amid Supreme Court tensions
Conservative Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas are under scrutiny as calls grow for their retirement, echoing the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg's controversial tenure.
Labour must be bold to win, says Maguire
Kevin Maguire argues Labour must embrace bold, transformative policies to reconnect with disillusioned voters and secure electoral success.
Ecuador expels US embassy staff over security concerns
Ecuador orders US embassy personnel to leave within 30 days, escalating tensions over alleged unauthorised surveillance operations.
CNN host rejects WSJ's Trump-Epstein letter claims
CNN host Michael Smerconish goes viral after challenging the Wall Street Journal's controversial report linking Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein. The segment has ignited fierce online discussions about media credibility and political bias.
Government keeps migrant hotel locations secret
The British government is refusing to disclose the locations of hotels housing asylum seekers, citing security concerns. Critics argue the secrecy fuels public distrust.
Farage alleges government cover-up over Johnson meeting
Nigel Farage accuses the government of withholding information about a reported meeting between Dame Diana Johnson and a Whitehall official, sparking political controversy.
Elderly UK couple jailed by Taliban: Children plead for release
The children of an elderly British couple imprisoned by the Taliban are urgently calling for their release, fearing their parents may die in custody. Read their emotional appeal and the latest updates.
Tasmania Election Battle Amid SA Algal Bloom Crisis
The latest updates on Tasmania's heated election campaign, Labor and Liberal strategies, and the environmental crisis unfolding in South Australia due to a severe algal bloom.
Ghislaine Maxwell to Testify in Epstein Case
Ghislaine Maxwell, the former associate of Jeffrey Epstein, is set to testify in a high-profile case. Here’s the latest on the legal proceedings and what it means.
Epstein accuser reveals alleged Trump meeting details
A woman who claims to be a victim of Jeffrey Epstein has come forward with explosive allegations about a meeting with former US President Donald Trump, adding a new twist to the ongoing Epstein scandal.
Net Zero deadlock, Pope on Gaza, superbug threat
Political tensions rise over Net Zero targets, Pope Francis condemns Gaza atrocities, and a global superbug crisis escalates. Stay informed with the latest developments.
Farage: 'Follow the Law or Face Justice'
Nigel Farage issues a stern warning to those breaking the law, vowing to hold them accountable. Read his bold statement on justice and legality.
Ministers accused of destroying infected blood scandal evidence
Government accused of hiding documents related to the infected blood scandal, with victims demanding justice and compensation.
15 arrested in Essex migrant hotel protests
Violent clashes erupted in Essex as far-right protesters targeted a hotel housing asylum seekers, leading to multiple arrests and heightened police presence.
Cooper slams Home Secretary over Southport response
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper criticises the government's handling of immigration and crime following the Southport incident.
Rachel Booth Missing: Urgent Search in Westminster
Police launch urgent appeal to find Rachel Booth, 22, who vanished after a night out in Westminster. Friends and family fear for her safety.
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