Iran's Strait of Hormuz Drill Sparks US Warning
Iran plans a live-fire military exercise in the vital Strait of Hormuz, prompting a stern warning from US Central Command as regional tensions escalate over protests and nuclear concerns.
Category : Politics
UK-EU Defence Talks Revival Explored Amid Starmer's Push
The UK and EU are exploring renewed defence cooperation talks, with Keir Starmer emphasising a desire to 'go further' in relations. Discussions follow the collapse of UK accession to the EU's €150bn defence fund last November.
Nationwide ICE Protests Sweep US Following Fatalities
Over 300 demonstrations are planned across all 50 states and Washington DC this weekend as activists protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) following a series of recent deaths involving federal immigration agents.
Pokémon Event at War Shrine Cancelled After China Protests
A planned Pokémon card game event at Tokyo's controversial Yasukuni Shrine has been cancelled after protests from China, with the Pokémon Company issuing apologies.
Epstein Paid Mandelson's Husband Course Fees, Files Show
Newly released documents show Jeffrey Epstein transferred thousands to cover osteopathy school fees for Lord Peter Mandelson's husband, revealing financial ties after Epstein's conviction.
Brexit at 10: Should UK Rejoin EU? Poll Reveals Divide
A decade after the UK left the EU, a new poll shows 58% would vote to rejoin in a second referendum, with stark generational divides. Political fallout continues.
Trump's Retreat Instinct Amid ICE Controversy Revealed
Analysis reveals Donald Trump's acute political survival instincts as he retreats from controversial ICE operations in Minneapolis, despite his administration's aggressive enforcement tactics.
Matt Goodwin's Reform Candidacy Faces Uphill Battle
Academic turned right-wing firebrand Matt Goodwin has been selected as Reform's candidate for the Gorton and Denton by-election, but his focus on immigration and civilisational collapse may not resonate with voters' practical concerns.
Starmer Ignores AI Job Loss Warnings Amid Investment Push
Keir Starmer faces criticism for prioritising AI investment while ignoring mounting evidence of job losses, as ministers privately discuss universal basic income.
Entertainment Guide: Nouvelle Vague to Mock the Week
Discover the week's top picks in cinema, gigs, art, stage, streaming, games, albums, and brain food. Featuring Richard Linklater's French film tribute, Anna of the North's gig, and Alan Carr's new show.
French MPs Demand Answers Over Capgemini ICE Contract
French lawmakers are demanding transparency after Capgemini's US subsidiary signed a multimillion-dollar contract with ICE to help trace and expel migrants, sparking human rights concerns.
Starmer's China Trip Seeks to Thaw UK-China Relations
Keir Starmer's diplomatic mission to China aims to reset relations after years of tension, balancing economic opportunities with national security risks.
ICE Skull Fracture Claims Disputed by Minneapolis Hospital Staff
Medical professionals at Hennepin County Medical Center have cast serious doubt on ICE's explanation for a Mexican immigrant's severe head injuries, describing the account as medically implausible and highlighting growing tensions between federal agents a
ICE Claims Immigrant Broke Skull on Wall, Nurses Dispute
A Mexican immigrant suffered severe skull fractures while in ICE custody, with agents claiming he ran into a wall. Medical professionals at Minneapolis hospitals say the injuries are inconsistent with that explanation.
Steve Tisch Responds to Epstein Email Release
New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch has issued a statement after Department of Justice documents revealed his 2013 email exchanges with Jeffrey Epstein discussing women, movies, and philanthropy.
Partial US Government Shutdown Over Border Security
A partial US government shutdown begins after Congress fails to agree on funding, centred on border enforcement following a Minneapolis shooting. Key departments face closure while others remain funded.
Spanish Amnesty for 500,000 Migrants Sparks Fury and Hope
Spain's plan to regularise half a million undocumented migrants has ignited fierce political opposition but offers life-changing hope to workers living in the shadows.
US Government Shutdown Looms Over DHS Funding
The US government faces a potential shutdown as funding for the Department of Homeland Security nears expiration, with political gridlock threatening critical operations.
Leeds Couple Jailed for 27.5 Years Over Sex Trafficking Ring
A Polish couple from Leeds has been sentenced to a total of 22.5 years in prison for running a horrific sex trafficking operation that exploited vulnerable women from Europe, forcing them into prostitution to fund their luxury lifestyle.
UK Couple in Iran Prison Amid Mass Executions
Lindsay and Craig Foreman have been detained in Iran for a year on espionage charges their family calls bogus, as the regime's violent crackdown and mass executions escalate fears for their safety.
Venezuela Announces Mass Amnesty for Political Prisoners
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez proposes sweeping amnesty law covering political violence since 1999 and plans to close notorious El Helicoide prison, amid cautious opposition response.
Olympics Chair's Flirtatious Emails with Maxwell Exposed
Casey Wasserman, Hollywood mogul and LA 2028 Olympic Committee Chair, exchanged sexually suggestive emails with Ghislaine Maxwell while his wife was pregnant, newly released Epstein documents show.
Family Blames ICE for Disabled Man's Death After Father Detained
The family of Wael Tarabishi, a US citizen with advanced Pompe disease, accuses immigration authorities of causing his death by detaining his father and primary caregiver, Maher Tarabishi, who managed his complex medical needs for over 30 years.
UK Monitors US-Iran Tensions During UAE Ukraine Peace Talks
The UK Foreign Office is closely observing escalating tensions between the US and Iran, which coincide with crucial peace negotiations for the Ukraine conflict being held in the UAE.
Trump Administration Updates: Policy and Political Moves
Recent developments from the Trump administration highlight key policy shifts and political strategies, with implications for governance and international relations.
Don Lemon Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Charges After Arrest
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon pleads not guilty to federal charges after his arrest for covering a protest at a Minnesota church, sparking free press concerns.
Gates Spokesperson Denies Epstein Email Claims
Bill Gates' spokesperson has dismissed as 'absurd' claims in newly released Epstein files that the billionaire engaged in extramarital affairs facilitated by Epstein.
Gates Denies 'Absurd' Epstein Email Claims in DOJ Files
Bill Gates has vehemently denied 'absurd' claims in a 2013 email from Jeffrey Epstein, released by the DOJ, alleging extramarital affairs and illicit trysts.
Epstein Email Claims Bill Gates Affair, Gates Denies
The US Department of Justice has released millions of Jeffrey Epstein documents, including a 2013 email where Epstein claimed Bill Gates engaged in extramarital affairs. A Gates spokesperson called the allegations 'absolutely absurd and completely false'.
Don Lemon Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Protest Charges
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon has pleaded not guilty to federal charges related to his coverage of a Minnesota church protest against Trump's immigration policies, sparking press freedom concerns.
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