Judge Blocks Transfer of $67M Land for Trump Library in Miami
Florida judge blocks transfer of $67M land from Miami Dade College to state for Trump presidential library, citing Sunshine Law violation.
Category : Westminster
MI6 Worker Found Dead in Bathtub of London Flat
Body of MI6 worker Gareth Williams found stabbed in sports bag in London flat; murder inquiry launched.
Starmer Slams Govt Over Social Housing Failure
PM Starmer criticises previous government's social housing record, announces new measures to boost council housebuilding and reform Right to Buy.
Greenland Rejects US Takeover 'Under Any Circumstances' as Nato Eyes Arctic Security
Greenland rejects US takeover under any circumstances, as Nato works on Arctic security. Germany plays down risk of seizure, EU warns of consequences.
SNP Faces Backlash Over Poor MSP Attendance
SNP faces backlash as 14 female MSPs step down before 2026, citing lack of support, bullying, and abuse in Holyrood.
Prince Harry Faces Loyalty Test as King Waits During UK Visit
Prince Harry's UK visit next week is overshadowed by security rejection and family uncertainty, with King Charles watching closely for signs of trust and reconciliation.
Pope Leo's Remarks on Sex Signal Major Shift for Church
Pope Leo says Church should prioritise justice and equality over sexual ethics, in a significant shift for Catholicism.
Badenoch Sacks Jenrick After Tory Power Struggle
Kemi Badenoch sacks Robert Jenrick from shadow cabinet and suspends party membership over alleged defection plans to Reform UK.
Trump's IndyCar Race Plan for National Mall Hits Congressional Hurdles
Trump announces IndyCar race on National Mall for US 250th birthday, but faces congressional hurdles as organisers previously failed to secure approval.
Toxic Rubble from Trump Ballroom Dumped at DC Golf Course, Data Shows
Toxic rubble from Trump's White House East Wing demolition dumped at DC golf course sparks legal battle over redevelopment plans.
Milburn: Minimum Wage Reversal No 'Easy Fix' for Neet Crisis
Alan Milburn warns reversing minimum wage rise is no 'easy fix' for UK's Neet crisis, urging whole-system reform as youth not in work or education hits 1 million.
Wilders Abandons Dutch PM Bid After Coalition Talks Fail
Geert Wilders abandons PM bid after coalition talks fail; parties consider extra-parliamentary cabinet.
Bank Holiday Monday Digest: Beach Rescue, Harry's Tribute, and EastEnders Star's Scam
Top UK stories: mass casualty beach rescue in Wales, Prince Harry's tribute to Prince Philip, EastEnders star scammed by accountant, and 2026 bank holiday list.
Brian Cox Slams Nigel Farage As A Bully In Latest Tirade
Brian Cox calls Nigel Farage a 'bully' and 'slightly fascist' in his latest TV rant, continuing a history of strong criticism.
Arsenal Celebrate Premier League Title With Open Top Bus Parade
Arsenal hold open-top bus parade for first Premier League title since 2004, with Declan Rice vowing to return for more next season.
Man, 72, Dies After Car Crashes Into Derby Retail Park Shop
72-year-old man dies after car crashes into Carpetright at Wyvern Retail Park, Derby. Police file prepared for coroner.
Great Western Railway Nationalisation Set for 13 December
Great Western Railway to be nationalised on 13 December, becoming the 11th operator returned to public ownership under Labour's rail renationalisation programme.
Florida Airport Renamed After Trump Sparks Political Clash
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs bill renaming Palm Beach airport after Donald Trump, sparking a $5 million political clash.
Trump sought to add his name to New York's Penn Station, report claims
President Trump reportedly used a secret meeting with billionaire James Dolan to push for his name to be added to New York's Penn Station.
French Far Right's Cultural War Aims to Slash Arts Subsidies
Marine Le Pen's National Rally plans to cut arts subsidies, targeting the National Cinema Centre and other cultural funding, in a move critics say threatens France's cultural vibrancy.
Trump’s Indifference Paves Way for UK to Recognise Palestinian State
Trump’s indifference allows Starmer to announce UK recognition of Palestinian state by September, shifting policy on two-state solution.
Starmer Defends Welfare Cuts as ‘Common Sense’ Amid Rebellion
Starmer defends welfare cuts as 'common sense' despite Labour rebellion; £3bn concessions fail to quell opposition from 50 MPs.
Joe Kent Resignation Seen As Proof Of Maga Breakdown By Right Wing Voices
Right-wing podcasters see Joe Kent's resignation as evidence of MAGA fracturing, with many praising his decision to quit over Iran war.
Rachel Reeves Warned Labour May Need Tax Hikes
Morgan Stanley report says Rachel Reeves could raise £45bn in taxes without breaking Labour manifesto promises, to cover a £30bn shortfall.
Rayner Faces Heat Over Two Bed Government Flat Claim
Angela Rayner defends stamp duty avoidance claims on Hove flat; Bridget Phillipson says she followed rules.
Farage's Response to Racism Claims Mirrors Trump's Populist Playbook
Nigel Farage's response to racism allegations mirrors Trump's tactics: legal threats, denials, and media attacks, say experts and opponents.
Trump Reignites Feud with London Mayor Sadiq Khan
Donald Trump criticises London Mayor Sadiq Khan and PM Starmer over Iran stance, calling London 'a very different place' with a 'terrible Mayor'.
Japan's Nationalist Party Surges on Anti-Immigration Platform
Sohei Kamiya's Sanseito party wins 15 seats in Japan's upper house elections on a nationalist, anti-immigration platform, drawing comparisons to Donald Trump.
Stride Distances Himself from Jenrick's 'No White Faces' Comments
Mel Stride distances himself from Robert Jenrick's 'no white faces' comments, while Kemi Badenoch defends him amid accusations of racism.
Double murder probe after two found dead in Westminster
Two people found dead with knife injuries in Westminster; police launch double murder probe treating deaths as linked.
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