Trump Strategy Echoes Far-Right 'Great Replacement' Theory
A new US national security document, signed by Donald Trump, warns of Europe's 'civilisational erasure' and urges cultivating resistance to EU policies. Read the full analysis.
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Sub-postmaster died waiting for Horizon scandal payout
Sarah Armstrong says her husband Jonathan died from stress of the Post Office Horizon scandal before receiving full compensation. Read the family's fight for justice.
Sweden to compete in Eurovision 2026 despite boycott
Sweden's SVT will participate in Eurovision 2026, rejecting a boycott over Israel's inclusion. Ireland, Netherlands, Spain, and Slovenia withdraw. Read the full story on the contest's political rift.
Hillsborough survivors call for Bettison to lose knighthood
Survivors launch petition to strip ex-police chief Norman Bettison of his knighthood after a report found he would have faced gross negligence charges over the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.
Liz Truss launches new YouTube talkshow from office
Former Prime Minister Liz Truss debuts a YouTube talkshow, interviewing figures like Nigel Farage. Explore her post-Downing Street media strategy and its political implications.
Love Island star's 'fun moment' with Prince William at MBE
Reality TV star Georgia Harrison opens up about receiving her MBE from Prince William, sharing the heartwarming and humorous details of their exchange at Windsor Castle. Read her full story.
US Travel Ban Expansion to Over 30 Countries
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem reveals plans to widen the US travel ban to more than 30 nations, citing security concerns. Read the latest on this major immigration policy shift.
Vance's 2:30am Signalgate Message After Scandal Broke
A Pentagon report reveals J.D. Vance messaged a compromised Signal chat at 2:30am after the Signalgate scandal broke. Defence Secretary Hegseth found to have endangered US troops. Read the full investigation.
Macron Denies US-Europe Mistrust Over Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron insists on unity with the US over Ukraine, denying a leaked report that he warned Washington could betray Kyiv. Explore the diplomatic fallout and urgent EU funding talks.
US Pushes Europe to Take Lead on NATO Defence by 2027
Pentagon officials have told European diplomats that the US expects the continent to shoulder the bulk of NATO's conventional defence by 2027, warning of potential US disengagement if the deadline is missed. Discover the implications for transatlantic sec
Trump picks Pete Hegseth as 2025 running mate via Signal
Donald Trump announces Pete Hegseth as his vice-presidential pick via encrypted app Signal, marking a dramatic shift in campaign strategy and political communication. Read the full analysis.
UK-North Macedonia migrant hub talks after Rwanda scheme axed
The UK is negotiating a new migrant 'return hub' with North Macedonia, aiming to deter Channel crossings. This follows the scrapping of the Rwanda plan and record-high arrivals.
Ukraine hits Chechnya spy HQ, Russian drone kills boy
A Ukrainian drone attack targeted a spy HQ in Chechnya, while Russian strikes killed a 12-year-old boy in Ukraine. Zelensky accuses Putin of delaying peace talks. Read the latest war developments.
King Charles wrote apology letter after teenage scandal
A royal expert reveals King Charles wrote a letter of apology to a protection officer dismissed after a teenage drinking scandal. Discover the full story behind the cherry brandy incident.
Nigel Farage attacks BBC over 'double standards' in racism row
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage criticises the BBC for historical programming as he denies school racism claims. Labour and Tories condemn his response. Vote in our poll.
Starmer's plan to lift 550,000 children out of poverty
Keir Starmer launches Labour's 'moral mission' to tackle child poverty with a four-point strategy, including scrapping the two-child benefit limit. Discover what it means for families.
Supreme Court Approves Texas Congressional Maps
The US Supreme Court has upheld redrawn congressional maps in Texas, a decision with major implications for the 2026 elections and representation. Discover the legal battle's outcome.
Joe Rogan Mocks Trump's 'Big' iMessage Habit
Podcaster Joe Rogan ridicules Donald Trump's texting style and distances himself from the former president's election fraud claims. Discover the details of their deteriorating relationship.
Video shows US airstrike survivors killed in second attack
Exclusive footage reveals two unarmed men survived an initial US strike on a suspected drug boat, only to be killed an hour later. Legal experts question the campaign's legality.
Guardian launches 2025 charity appeal for community hope
The Guardian launches its 2025 charity appeal, supporting five grassroots charities fighting social division and hate. Your donation can build community resilience.
Reeves avoids probe over £20bn 'black hole' claims
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will not face an investigation over claims she misled the public about a £20bn fiscal black hole before the Budget. Read the full story on the watchdog's decision.
Texas Governor Abbott's 'Terror' Label for CAIR Sparks Legal Fight
Texas Governor Greg Abbott faces a federal lawsuit after declaring civil rights group CAIR a terrorist organisation, a move critics call unconstitutional and a dangerous escalation of state-level Islamophobia.
Vanity Fair's Olivia Nuzzi Contract in Jeopardy
Political journalist Olivia Nuzzi's temporary contract at Vanity Fair expires this month amid a scandal sparked by her ex-fiancé's exposés. Will she stay on?
Dell's $6.25bn gift to Trump Accounts raises lobbying concerns
Michael Dell's record $6.25bn donation to Trump's child account scheme highlights how billionaire philanthropy can serve as political influence. Analysis reveals systemic issues.
Mahmood urged to reject divisive asylum system changes
Labour's Shabana Mahmood faces pressure to reject Tory asylum rules that could 'help those seeking to build division'. Key figures warn against implementing the policy.
Facial recognition risks creating 'no-go zones' for minorities
New Home Office research reveals ethnic minority groups are more likely to avoid areas with live facial recognition cameras, raising major civil liberties and bias concerns. Read the full report.
Putin offers India 'uninterrupted' fuel supply
Vladimir Putin offers India uninterrupted fuel shipments during Delhi visit, risking a diplomatic clash with Donald Trump. Read the latest on global energy diplomacy.
EU's £80bn Ukraine Plan Using Frozen Russian Assets
The EU aims to raise £80bn for Ukraine using frozen Russian assets, but Belgium's legal fears threaten the deal. Russia vows a 'harshest reaction'. Read the latest.
Starmer, Merz, Macron Unite Against Populist Challenge
PM Keir Starmer reveals a European alliance with Germany's Friedrich Merz and France's Emmanuel Macron to tackle the rise of populist parties like Nigel Farage's Reform UK. Discover their strategy.
Germany revives voluntary military service
German lawmakers approve a new recruitment drive targeting 18-year-olds, aiming to bolster defence capabilities. Discover the details of the plan and its European context.
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