Labour's facial recognition plan sparks 'Big Brother' fears
The Labour government plans a major expansion of facial recognition cameras across the UK, prompting civil liberties warnings and comparisons to Orwell's 1984. Read the full debate.
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New Epstein Island Photos Reveal Creepy Medical Room
Democrats release disturbing new images from Jeffrey Epstein's private island, showing a sinister medical suite and cryptic chalkboard notes. Full details inside.
Russia linked to UK cyber attacks, Nato general warns
A senior Nato official warns Russia could be aiding ransomware groups targeting major British firms like M&S and Jaguar, prompting calls for a more aggressive Western response.
Conor McGregor NBA sexual assault lawsuit dropped
A US woman has dropped her civil lawsuit accusing UFC star Conor McGregor of sexual assault at an NBA game. Prosecutors had already declined to press criminal charges.
Marine sues MoD for £236k after training exercise injury
A former Royal Marine recruit is suing the Ministry of Defence for £236,000, alleging negligence after he suffered permanent injuries from heat stroke during a notorious training exercise on Dartmoor. Read the full details of the High Court case.
Novichok Inquiry Findings Released After 7 Years
The long-awaited inquiry into Dawn Sturgess's Novichok death is published today, scrutinising UK security and Russia's role. Read the full report implications.
Tice blasted over 'shameful' Farage racism response
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice faces backlash after dismissing allegations of Nigel Farage's schoolboy racism as 'made-up twaddle'. Labour peers and MPs call for an apology.
Trump calls Somali immigrants 'garbage'
President Donald Trump has launched a fresh attack on Somali immigrants, calling them 'garbage'. We examine the facts behind the rhetoric and the situation in Somalia. Read the full story.
Eurovision 2026: EBU Faces Thorny Israel Question
Eurovision organisers are locked in talks over whether Israel can compete in 2026, with several countries threatening a boycott over the Gaza war. The contest's unity is at stake.
UK-Norway Pact Launches Fleet Against Russian Sub Threat
Britain and Norway sign a historic defence pact, launching a joint fleet of warships to protect critical North Atlantic undersea cables from Russian submarine activity. Read the full details.
Labour delays mayoral elections as Starmer faces poll slump
Keir Starmer's government faces accusations of 'subverting democracy' after postponing four mayoral contests to 2028. Critics claim Labour is 'running scared' of voter backlash.
UK and Norway join forces to track Russian submarines
The UK and Norway launch a new joint operation to monitor Russian submarine activity. Plus, new Epstein evidence emerges and DWP gains bank spying powers. Read the full briefing.
Putin-Modi Summit Amid Global Political Upheaval
Vladimir Putin's visit to India for talks with Narendra Modi signals a crucial realignment. Explore the high-stakes diplomacy, defence deals, and the shadow of US-China tensions shaping this pivotal meeting.
UK-Norway Launch Pact to Hunt Russian Spy Ships
The UK and Norway sign a landmark defence pact to counter Russian naval threats in the North Atlantic, protecting vital undersea cables. Read the full details.
Facial Recognition Laws: Public Views Sought in Consultation
The UK government launches a 10-week consultation on regulating police facial recognition technology. Have your say on privacy safeguards and new laws.
Russia Warns EU Asset Seizure Could Be 'Casus Belli'
A top Kremlin official warns that EU plans to use frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine could justify Putin going to war with Europe. Read the latest on this major escalation.
Are Tory 'Death' Claims a Political Tactic?
Claims the Conservative Party is dying are a strategic ploy by rivals, analysts say, as Nigel Farage's Reform UK ramps up rhetoric. We examine the real state of the Tories and the potential for future deals.
Fijian 'stealthing' rapist wins refugee visa on appeal
A Fijian man convicted of 'stealthing' rape has been granted a protection visa after an Australian tribunal overturned the Immigration Minister's decision. Read the full details of the controversial case.
Putin Visits India for Key Summit on Oil and Defence
Russian President Vladimir Putin meets Indian PM Narendra Modi to strengthen economic and defence ties, as India balances relations with Moscow and Washington. Read the full analysis.
Putin's growing temptation for war with Europe
As US support wavers, the risk of Russia expanding its conflict into NATO territory is alarmingly real. Explore the fragile European defence landscape.
Hitchens: Trump's Ukraine peace plan is 'doomed'
Columnist Peter Hitchens argues Donald Trump's leaked Ukraine peace proposal is destined to fail, warning the conflict could become 'Europe's Kashmir'. Read his full analysis from an Oxford debate.
Ukraine's Myrnohrad Nearly Encircled, Drones Deliver Supplies
New drone video shows the shattered Ukrainian town of Myrnohrad, almost surrounded by Russian troops. Ukrainian forces rely on ground-robot drones for food and water as they mount a desperate defence. Read the latest from the front line.
Trump envoy's Moscow talks fail as Putin rejects Ukraine peace
Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff's five-hour Moscow meeting with Vladimir Putin yielded no breakthrough, with the Kremlin stating they are 'no closer' to resolving the Ukraine crisis. Analysis reveals a diplomatic strategy leaving Europe on edge
Lehrmann pleads guilty after defamation appeal loss
Bruce Lehrmann pleads guilty to a driving charge in Hobart, a day after his defamation appeal failed. His lawyer says he is 'not in a good way' as legal battles continue. Read the latest.
Amnesty Report Details 'Torture' at Florida Immigration Jail
A shocking new report from Amnesty International alleges detainees at Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' face cruel treatment, including being shackled in an outdoor cage. Read the full investigation.
Church's ICE-Inspired Nativity Scene Sparks Debate
A Chicago church's Nativity scene, featuring a zip-tied Jesus and Mary in a respirator, draws parallels to modern immigration raids. The provocative display aims to spur action on migrant rights.
ICE hiring rush accepts agents who 'barely read or write'
A report reveals Homeland Security's push to hire 10,000 ICE agents is lowering standards, accepting recruits with poor literacy and failed tests. Read the full investigation.
Nato hits back at Putin's threat of war in Europe
Nato and the UK have strongly rejected Vladimir Putin's threat of war, calling it 'Kremlin claptrap'. The rebuke comes as US-brokered peace talks for Ukraine appear to stall. Read the latest developments.
Mace Denies Quitting Congress Amid GOP Tensions
US Rep. Nancy Mace refutes claims she will follow Marjorie Taylor Greene into retirement, but voices sharp criticism of Speaker Mike Johnson and GOP leadership. Read the full story.
Chinese Nationals Found in Isolated Australian Town
Authorities are investigating how six Chinese men arrived in a remote Western Australian community only accessible by air or sea. Read the latest on the border security mystery.
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