Nigel Farage faces racism allegations and party pressure
Nigel Farage confronts serious racism allegations from Reform UK colleagues, testing his political future. Can he withstand the pressure? Read the full investigation.
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ICE Arrests Relative of White House Press Secretary
Exclusive footage shows the dramatic ICE arrest of Bruna Ferreira, mother to Karoline Leavitt's nephew. Her lawyers decry 'unconstitutional depravity' as she faces deportation. Read the full story.
Ex-EU Foreign Policy Chief Mogherini Resigns Over Fraud Probe
Former EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini steps down from College of Europe amid a corruption investigation into the EU Diplomatic Academy tender. Read the latest developments.
US Peace Institute Renamed for Trump in Legal Spat
The US Institute of Peace has been renamed after Donald Trump, sparking a legal fight. Read the full story on the controversial rebranding and ongoing court battle.
Farage denies racist 'malice' in school allegations row
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage denies making racist comments 'with malice' as he attacks the BBC over historic claims from school contemporaries. Read the latest political fallout.
White House Aide's Spotify Wrapped Features Trump Critic Swift
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's 2025 Spotify Wrapped reveals Taylor Swift as a top artist, despite the singer's public feud with President Trump. Discover the political discord behind the playlist.
Last Israeli Hostage in Gaza Died Fighting on Oct 7
The remains of Israeli police officer Ran Gvili, the final hostage held in Gaza, have not been recovered. He died heroically defending Kibbutz Alumim on October 7, 2023. Read his story.
Farage shouts 'Bernard Manning' at journalists in racism row
Nigel Farage repeatedly shouted the name of controversial comedian Bernard Manning at journalists as he defended himself against allegations of historical racist abuse. Read the full details of the explosive press conference.
Vatican says no to women deacons after commission vote
A high-level Vatican commission has voted against allowing women to be deacons, upholding the Church's all-male clergy. The report calls for further study on women's ministry roles. Read the full story.
Russia issues WW3 threat over UK missile strikes in Ukraine
The Kremlin warns of 'fatal consequences' and potential World War Three escalation after UK-supplied missiles were used by Ukraine to strike inside Russia. Read the full story.
Readers' Letters: Dating Norms, Quaker Solace, and UK Place Names
Guardian readers share sharp views on modern dating, find solace in Quaker communities, and reveal Britain's most inaptly named towns. Discover the lively debate in today's letters section.
Leadership professor defends 'mansplaining' term
A professor of leadership argues the term 'mansplaining' is still relevant, citing research on gender bias and authority. Read the full debate and share your views.
Police bosses blocked Lawrence spying disclosure
Undercover officer Peter Francis reveals senior police resisted telling Macpherson inquiry about covert surveillance of Stephen Lawrence's family. Read the full story.
BBC orders all staff to complete antisemitism training
Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie has mandated compulsory antisemitism training for all employees following accusations of ignored complaints from over 200 Jewish staff. Staff have six months to complete the course.
Macron fears US may betray Ukraine on territory
Leaked call reveals European leaders' fears that US negotiations could endanger Zelenskyy and Ukraine's sovereignty. Discover the high-stakes diplomatic tensions.
Navy Admiral Grilled by Lawmakers Over Lethal Strike
A US Navy admiral who ordered an attack killing survivors of a drug boat strike faces a classified congressional briefing. Lawmakers demand accountability over the controversial operation's legality. Read the full investigation.
Iran to attend World Cup draw after visa dispute
Iran's football federation reverses boycott decision for the 2026 World Cup draw in Washington. Head coach attends, but president's visa was denied. Read the full diplomatic and sporting clash.
NY Times Sues Pentagon Over Press Freedom
The New York Times sues the US Department of Defense, alleging new Pentagon media rules violate First Amendment rights. Read the full story on the legal battle for press freedom.
Trump's Health Fears, Hegseth Scandal and Racist Rant
Concerns mount over Donald Trump's health as Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth faces a damning report and the former president launches a racist tirade. Read the full breakdown of a chaotic week.
Minneapolis Defends Somali Community Amid Trump Attacks
As Donald Trump launches racist attacks on Somalis, Minneapolis activists prepare for ICE raids. Mayor Frey issues order to limit enforcement, while community rallies with legal clinics and watch groups. Read more.
Woman in fatal DUI livestream case killed in drive-by shooting
Obdulia Sanchez, convicted for killing her sister while drunk-driving and livestreaming, has been shot dead in Stockton. Police are investigating the motive behind the fatal attack.
Epstein's Island Rooms Designed to 'Cause Panic'
New photos from Jeffrey Epstein's private island reveal rooms an expert says were deliberately designed to instil terror. Discover the chilling details.
Salisbury Novichok report part sealed for 100 years
A key section of the £8m Dawn Sturgess inquiry report will remain secret for up to a century over national security fears. Lord Hughes found Putin 'morally responsible' for her death.
US Secretary of State Skips NATO Meeting, Stuns Allies
Marco Rubio's absence from urgent NATO talks on Ukraine signals a major US foreign policy shift towards Venezuela, exposing deep rifts within the Trump administration. Read the full analysis.
Zuma's 18-Year Corruption Case Back in Court
Former South African President Jacob Zuma and French arms firm Thales appeal to dismiss a long-running corruption case. The case, involving 783 alleged illegal payments, has faced 18 years of delays. Read the latest developments.
Mamdani's Hybrid Campaign Strategy Secures NYC Mayoral Victory
Zohran Mamdani's groundbreaking NYC mayoral win, securing 50.4% of the vote, showcases a modern 'hybrid media' campaign that masterfully merged online mobilisation with a vast 100,000-strong door-knocking effort. Discover the strategy behind the victory.
Billionaire's £9m gift to Reform UK is largest from a living donor
Christopher Harborne's £9 million donation to Reform UK is the biggest single gift from a living person in UK political history, outraising the Tories and Labour. Discover the story behind the donor.
Farage demands BBC apology amid racism allegations
Nigel Farage launched a furious tirade against the BBC, demanding an apology for historic programming after being questioned about racism claims from his school days. Read the full explosive press conference details.
Hegseth 'pushed Navy admiral to resign' over legal fears
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly forced out a top US Navy admiral who questioned the legality of Trump-era drug boat strikes. Read the full report on the escalating controversy.
Sturgess Family Statement Slams Police & Government Failures
The family of Novichok victim Dawn Sturgess release a statement following the final inquiry report, highlighting police errors and government risk assessment failures. Read the full details.
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