Trump Told Crews to Ignore Zoning for White House Ballroom
President Donald Trump reportedly urged builders to disregard permits and codes for his $350m White House ballroom, which has doubled in cost and size, leading to the East Wing's demolition.
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Corporate Manslaughter Charges Considered in Post Office Probe
Police are weighing corporate manslaughter charges in the Post Office Horizon scandal, linked to 13 suicides. The unprecedented investigation involves over 3,000 victims. Read the latest.
Police Eye Corporate Manslaughter in Post Office Scandal
Police reveal 53 persons of interest in 'unprecedented' Post Office Horizon probe, with corporate manslaughter now under consideration. Read the latest on the UK's worst miscarriage of justice.
OBR Budget leak caused by years-old technical flaw
A shock report reveals a systemic OBR error may have allowed premature access to Budget documents for years, raising market manipulation fears. Read the full investigation.
NATO Considers Pre-emptive Action Against Russian Hybrid Attacks
A senior NATO official warns the alliance may adopt a more aggressive, pre-emptive stance to deter Russian hybrid warfare, including cyberattacks and infrastructure sabotage. Read the latest on the escalating security crisis.
Melania Trump unveils 'Home Is Where The Heart Is' White House decor
First Lady Melania Trump reveals the 2025 White House Christmas decorations, featuring a patriotic 'America250' theme, a Lego portrait of Donald Trump, and over 10,000 blue butterflies. Explore the festive tour.
Hegseth War Crime Probe Over Caribbean Strike
Pentagon leader Pete Hegseth faces a bipartisan investigation over alleged war crimes in the Caribbean, responding with a controversial children's book meme. Read the full story.
Naomi Long 'embarrassed' by protest at Belfast home
Stormont Justice Minister Naomi Long speaks out after a crowd gathered outside her Belfast home, calling the incident 'disturbing' and 'inappropriate'. She urges public to engage through official channels.
Corporate Manslaughter Charges Considered in Horizon Probe
Police investigating the Post Office Horizon scandal are considering corporate manslaughter charges, with 53 persons of interest identified. Read the latest on Britain's worst miscarriage of justice.
Court Disqualifies Trump's Alina Habba as NJ Prosecutor
A federal appeals court has ruled Alina Habba is unlawfully serving as US Attorney for New Jersey, a major setback for Trump loyalists in key legal roles. Read the full legal analysis.
Birmingham bin collections suspended amid strike
Bin collections in Birmingham are suspended as agency workers join the strike. Rubbish piles up amid allegations of bullying and threats from council management. Read the latest.
Court Disqualifies Trump-Appointed US Attorney Alina Habba
A US appeals court has unanimously disqualified Alina Habba, Donald Trump's appointed attorney for New Jersey. Read the full details on this significant legal setback.
Trump to Hold Oval Office Meeting on Venezuela Next Steps
President Donald Trump will meet his senior national security team to discuss Venezuela strategy after reportedly issuing an ultimatum to Nicolas Maduro. Read the latest developments.
Birmingham bin strike escalates as agency workers walk out
All bin collections in Birmingham suspended after agency staff join the ongoing strike. Unite union claims bullying and blacklisting threats, while the council denies allegations. Find out the latest.
Melania Trump reveals White House holiday decorations
First Lady Melania Trump reveals the White House holiday theme 'Home Is Where the Heart Is', featuring 51 Christmas trees and a patriotic nod to America's 250th anniversary. Discover the festive transformation.
Scottish Labour MPs threaten Starmer leadership challenge
Scottish Labour MPs warn they could move to oust Sir Keir Starmer before next May's Holyrood elections, fearing a catastrophic defeat. Polls show Labour slumping behind SNP and Reform UK.
Democrats Target Tennessee Upset in House Special Election
Democrats pour resources into a Tennessee special election, hoping an upset win could signal a major shift ahead of the midterms and threaten the GOP's slim House majority. Read the latest analysis.
Pivotal Week for Ukraine Peace Talks as Diplomacy Ramps Up
The EU's top diplomat warns this week could be pivotal for Ukraine war talks as Zelenskyy rallies European support and a Trump envoy prepares for Moscow meetings. Follow the latest diplomatic developments.
West African Bloc Holds Talks with Guinea-Bissau Coup Leaders
An ECOWAS delegation has arrived in Guinea-Bissau for crisis talks with military leaders who seized power last week. The mission seeks a return to constitutional order after a contested election. Read the latest on the unfolding political crisis.
Pope Urges Lebanese Christians to Stay Amid Crisis
Pope Leo XIV makes historic first visit to Lebanon, urging Christians not to emigrate and calling for peace. Read his powerful message of unity.
Starmer's post-Budget speech: Key takeaways
PM Keir Starmer defended Chancellor Rachel Reeves and outlined plans for welfare reform and a 'grown-up' EU relationship in a major speech. Discover the key points.
NATO weighs pre-emptive action against Russian cyber attacks
NATO's top commander warns reactive stance is failing against Russian sabotage and cyber attacks. The alliance now debates a more aggressive, proactive defence strategy.
Starmer: Brexit 'significantly hurt' UK economy
Prime Minister Keir Starmer warns Brexit damage is a reality that must be confronted for economic renewal. He advocates for a closer EU relationship despite defence fund setback.
Swinney: Reeves 'misled public' over UK finances
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney claims Chancellor Rachel Reeves misled the public on the fiscal situation ahead of the Budget. Labour ministers deny the allegations.
Hong Kong arrests 13 over deadly apartment fire
Hong Kong authorities arrest 13 for manslaughter after a devastating fire kills 151. The tragedy exposes alleged safety violations and sparks controversy over civilian arrests under security laws.
St Lucia Votes in Election Dominated by Economy and Crime
Voters in St Lucia cast ballots in a pivotal election. PM Philip Pierre's Labour party defends its majority against ex-PM Allen Chastanet, with the economy, crime, and a contentious passport scheme central to the debate. Read the full analysis.
Democratic candidates face backlash over pro-Israel support
Congressman Ritchie Torres and other Democrats face primary challenges as US public opinion on Israel sours. Candidates link aid to domestic affordability in a new political calculus.
Trump: 'I wouldn't have wanted' second Caribbean strike
President Trump has stated he would not have authorised a second military strike on survivors of a Caribbean boat attack, contradicting reports. Read the full investigation details.
Trump's 'Leave Now' Ultimatum to Venezuela's Maduro
Donald Trump reportedly gave Nicolás Maduro a blunt ultimatum to relinquish power in Venezuela during a secret phone call. Explore the explosive details and global implications.
Starmer defends £26bn tax hike and Brexit stance in speech
PM Keir Starmer defends the Budget and Rachel Reeves, calls for a 'grown up' EU relationship, and vows to tackle child poverty. Full analysis of his London speech.
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