Kinnock: Labour Budget reverses Tory child poverty injustice
Neil Kinnock praises Rachel Reeves's Budget for scrapping two-child benefit limit, calling it crucial for fighting child poverty and economic growth. Read the full analysis.
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Asylum seeker hotel numbers rise 13% in 3 months
New Home Office figures show a 13% increase in asylum seekers housed in hotels, as Labour pledges to end the practice by 2029. Read the latest on the government's response.
Afghan Asylum Suspect in White House Shooting Scandal
Security scandal erupts as Trump administration approved asylum for Afghan suspect who shot two National Guardsmen near the White House. Read the full investigation.
National Guardsmen shot in DC after swearing in
Two National Guardsmen, Andrew Wolfe and Sarah Backstrom, are in critical condition after being shot in Washington DC less than 24 hours after their swearing-in ceremony. Read the latest on this horrific attack.
Miss Universe Owners Face Arrest in Dramatic Scandal
Arrest warrants issued for Miss Universe co-owners Raúl Rocha Cantú and Jakkaphong Jakrajutatip amid drug trafficking and fraud allegations. Explore the unfolding scandal.
DC National Guard Shooting Suspect Had CIA Links
Two National Guard members shot in Washington DC. The suspect, an Afghan evacuee, had ties to CIA-backed units, prompting a US immigration review.
Ultra-Rich Reshaping British Politics - Report
A new Equality Trust report exposes how billionaires and millionaires are transforming UK democracy through unprecedented political donations. Discover the shocking findings.
ICE Wrongly Detains Innocent Man in Dallas
US immigration authorities detained the wrong man in Dallas, holding Maher Tarabishi for weeks despite mistaken identity. Read how this shocking error unfolded.
Ant Middleton banned from discussing Special Forces past
TV star Ant Middleton faces High Court injunction preventing him from discussing UK Special Forces service after MOD lawsuit over podcast revelations. Read the full details.
Trump targets Muslim Brotherhood in executive order
President Trump's executive order targeting Muslim Brotherhood branches marks first Western attempt in decades to confront embedded Islamist networks. Read the full analysis.
Washington DC Shooting: National Guard Victims Named
Two National Guardsmen, Andrew Wolfe, 24, and Sarah Backstrom, 20, were shot in Washington DC. Follow the latest breaking news on this developing story.
National Guardsmen Shot in DC Terror Attack
Two National Guardsmen, Andrew Wolfe and Sarah Backstrom, are in critical condition after a shooting near the White House. The alleged gunman is in custody.
Sally Rooney blocked from UK publishing over protest group
Author Sally Rooney claims she cannot publish new work in the UK due to Palestine Action terror ban. Read how this impacts literary freedom and government policy.
Putin's Nuclear Threat Over Ukraine Peace Deal
Vladimir Putin warns Russia may use force if Ukraine rejects Trump's peace plan. He also stated Russia 'should be prepared' for nuclear developments. Read the full analysis.
UK asylum claims reach new record high
UK asylum claims hit a record 110,051 in the year to September 2025, while the decision backlog fell by over a third. Discover the government's new reforms and system pressures.
Council Tax to Rise 5%: How to Cut Costs
Millions face a 5% council tax hike next year, adding £114 to typical bills. Discover actionable ways to reduce your payments and challenge your band.
Fresh Israel-Hezbollah war fears after Gaza strikes
Israeli air strikes breach Gaza ceasefire as tensions escalate with Lebanon. Seven-week truce under threat amid renewed violence. Read the latest developments.
OBR Budget leak blamed on 'external person'
An external person may be to blame for the major Budget leak. OBR chair Richard Hughes is 'mortified' as a cyber security expert leads the investigation. Read the latest.
Council cancels contract over Union flag display
A parish council terminates a £9,000 contract with a tree surgeon who erected hundreds of Union flags and St George's crosses on lampposts, citing political neutrality.
Trump's Declining Power and Nuclear Risk
As Donald Trump's political influence wanes, concerns grow over the actions of an insecure leader with nuclear capabilities. Discover the potential global consequences.
Trump demands Afghan refugee review after shooting
Former President Trump calls for re-examination of Afghan refugees following Washington shooting that left two National Guard members critically injured. Plus, Hong Kong fire death toll rises.
Denmark sets up 'night watch' to monitor Trump
Following the diplomatic dispute over Greenland, Denmark establishes a 'night watch' to track Donald Trump's activities across the time difference. Discover how this reflects shifting alliances.
BBC bans staff from quoting Trump 'corruption' line
Dutch writer Rutger Bregman accuses the BBC of cowardice after it censored his Reith Lecture. The corporation now forbids journalists from repeating the removed line about Donald Trump's alleged corruption.
Starmer grilled over Labour's £30bn tax raid in budget
Keir Starmer faces tough questioning over Labour's £30bn tax plans as OBR disputes fiscal black hole claims. Read the full analysis of budget fallout.
Trump's new target: Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
Donald Trump announces plans to 'fix' the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, calling it 'Biden filth'. This follows the controversial demolition of the White House East Wing.
Starmer defends Budget tax rises for public services
PM Keir Starmer defends the Budget's £26bn tax increases, arguing they were necessary to protect the NHS and schools while lifting 450,000 children from poverty by scrapping the two-child benefit cap.
Asylum seekers make up 44% of UK net migration
New data reveals asylum seekers account for 44% of UK net migration, a figure that has doubled since 2019. Discover the economic implications and the full analysis.
Maxwell's Thanksgiving prison meal sparks outrage
Convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell to enjoy full Thanksgiving dinner in Texas prison while victims' families express anger over cushy treatment. Read the full story.
UK Net Migration Falls to 204,000, Lowest Since 2021
UK net migration drops 69% to 204,000, the lowest annual figure since 2021. Discover the key drivers behind this significant decline and the government's new plans.
UK Net Migration Falls to 204,000, Down 78% From Peak
UK net migration drops to 204,000, falling 78% from 2023 peak. Government policy changes drive sharp decline in work and study visas. Discover the key trends.
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