Prince Charles and Gerry Adams Share Historic Handshake
Prince Charles shakes hands with Gerry Adams in Galway, a historic meeting given Adams' IRA past and the murder of Lord Mountbatten.
Category : Unionism
Settler Violence Surges in West Bank Before Israeli Election
Settler violence in the West Bank intensifies as far-right coalition members seek to cement territorial gains before elections. Farm outposts now control 18% of the West Bank, with nearly a third seized in 2025 alone.
Supersonic Navigator Discovers Palawa Heritage
Retired Group Captain Lyle Holt, a former supersonic navigator, discovers his Palawa heritage through digitised archives, revealing a history of concealed Indigenous ancestry in official records.
US Humiliated in World Cup Exit After Trump Red Card Row
The USA were dumped out of the World Cup 4-1 by Belgium, who mocked Donald Trump's red card interference with a 'overturn this' taunt. Fans worldwide ridiculed the US.
Falklands Hero Simon Weston Slams Trump's 'Hissy Fit' Over Islands
Simon Weston slams Trump's 'hissy fit' over Falklands after leaked Pentagon emails suggest US may back Argentina's claim.
SNP MSP Stephen Gethins Urges Parties to ‘Listen to the Voters’ on Independence
SNP MSP Stephen Gethins urges parties to listen to voters on independence after record pro-independence majority elected to Holyrood.
Burnham Slams 40-Year Football Booze Ban, Hints at Axe
Incoming PM Andy Burnham has slammed the 40-year football stadium booze ban as 'wrong', sparking hope for fans that drinking in seats could soon be allowed.
Birmingham Council Faces Backlash Over Removal of Union Jacks
Birmingham Council removes Union Jacks on safety grounds, sparking backlash from Lee Anderson and residents.
German Police Clash with AfD Protesters in Erfurt
German riot police clashed with 20,000 protesters in Erfurt attempting to block the far-right AfD party's national conference, where co-leaders Weidel and Chrupalla are expected to be re-elected.
German police clash with protesters at AfD conference
Riot police in Erfurt clashed with 20,000 protesters blocking the far-right AfD's biennial conference, held on the centennial of a Nazi rally. Despite disruptions, 540 delegates attended, re-electing co-leaders Weidel and Chrupalla.
Campaign to Reclaim St George’s Cross from Far Right Gains Momentum
Campaign aims to reclaim St George's Cross from far right, urging inclusive national pride and #StretchTheFlag movement.
School Apologises After Barring Girl in Union Jack Dress from Culture Day Speech
A 12-year-old girl in a union flag dress was barred from giving a speech on British culture at a school diversity day in Rugby, prompting an apology from the school.
Fired ABC News journalist Terry Moran stands by 'hate' post about Stephen Miller and Trump
Fired ABC News journalist Terry Moran defends his social media post calling Stephen Miller and Trump 'world-class haters', saying he used strong language deliberately.
Nigel Farage Earns £22,500 an Hour for Gold Bullion Ad
Nigel Farage made £270,000 for 12 hours' work promoting Direct Bullion, a rate of £22,500 an hour, over 1,700 times the national living wage. Critics question his commitment as an MP.
Gary Neville Slams Tory MP Over Northern Powerhouse and Nurse Pay
Gary Neville hits back at Tory MP Lee Anderson over nurse pay comments, accusing government of demonising workers.
Australia to Acquire Three Secondhand US Nuclear Subs Under Aukus
Australia will buy three secondhand US nuclear subs under Aukus, saving costs but facing criticism over the deal's value and timeline.
Wimbledon Royal Box Warned Against World Cup Viewing
Wimbledon's Royal Box patrons face reprimands for watching the World Cup; no football shown on screens or in dressing rooms, says boss Sally Bolton.
SNP councillor quits party to sit as Independent in West Lothian
Robert De Bold, one of two SNP councillors in Livingston North, has left the party to sit as an Independent, reducing the SNP group to 14 councillors in West Lothian Council.
Klopp hints at Germany job as Nagelsmann confirms exit stance
Jurgen Klopp has addressed speculation linking him with the Germany manager role after their World Cup exit, while Julian Nagelsmann insists he will not resign despite the disastrous campaign.
Cornish People Granted Minority Status in UK
Cornish people granted minority status under European rules, joining Scots, Welsh, and Irish as protected national minorities.
Klopp Faces Germany Job Delay as Voller Backs Nagelsmann
Germany sporting director Rudi Voller reaffirms support for Julian Nagelsmann after Ecuador defeat, potentially delaying Jurgen Klopp's hopes of becoming national team coach.
Orange Order holds first northeast Scotland march in 25 years
The Orange Order held its first march in northeast Scotland in 25 years in Stonehaven on Saturday, despite objections from over 500 people. Around 50 participants marched without incident.
McDonald Downplays US Adverts Calling for Irish Unity Referendum
Sinn Fein's Mary Lou McDonald downplays US newspaper adverts calling for Irish unity referendum, urging focus on restoring powersharing in Northern Ireland.
Royal Funding Doubles to £100m Amid Questions on William's Work Ethic
The monarchy's core funding will double to £100m, while Prince William has performed only 57 royal engagements this year, sparking debate over the royal family's work ethic and benefits system.
Woman in Union Jack Dress Denied Entry to Wetherspoon Pub During Protest
Tanya Ostolski was denied entry to a Wetherspoon pub in Nottinghamshire for wearing a Union Jack dress during an anti-illegal immigration protest.
Plaid Cymru Wins Welsh Senedd Election, Ending Century of Labour Dominance
Plaid Cymru wins Welsh Senedd election, ending 100 years of Labour rule. Rhun ap Iorwerth ready to become first minister.
Denmark Reopens Investigation into Banning Islamic Call to Prayer
Denmark's business minister announces a fresh bid to ban the Islamic call to prayer, warning parts of the country risk sounding like 'a suburb of Islamabad.'
The Political Resurgence of England's St George's Cross
Debate over St George's flag in England highlights political divisions, historical ironies, and comparisons to Northern Ireland.
St George's Flag Sparks Debate Over English Identity
Readers debate the meaning of St George's flags amid rising nationalism, with some feeling threatened and others noting historical ironies.
We Found a Baby on the Subway – Now He's Our 26-Year-Old Son
A man found a newborn baby on the New York subway in 2000 and, with his partner, adopted him. Now 26, their son is a software developer.
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