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Europe's Greenland crisis tests transatlantic alliance
Donald Trump's demands to acquire Greenland force Europe to confront a historic sovereignty crisis. As Denmark draws a 'red line', the EU faces a diplomatic test of its dependence on US security.
Australia's Confidence in US Alliance Collapses
Analysts warn the US-Australia relationship faces its greatest strain since WWII as public trust evaporates. Explore the future of the alliance in a post-liberal world order.
Post-Western World: Europe's Challenge After Trump's Greenland Threat
As Trump threatens Greenland, a new poll reveals a shattered transatlantic alliance. Historian Timothy Garton Ash argues Europe must adopt a harder-edged, pragmatic internationalism to survive in a post-western world. Read the analysis.
Trump's War on Human Conscience and American Ideals
As the US marks 250 years since its founding, the Trump administration's attacks on liberty, education, and human dignity challenge the very core of the American project. Analysis by Osita Nwanevu.
Thinktank: Trump Ends Western Alliance, UK Must Act
Chatham House director Bronwen Maddox warns Donald Trump's rejection of international law has ended the Western alliance, forcing the UK into a bold, independent foreign policy stance. Read the analysis.
Iran Protests: The Perils of Western Intervention
As Iran's regime cracks down, Owen Jones argues that Western military intervention, championed by figures like Trump, would repeat catastrophic mistakes in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya. Support the protesters, not another war.
WA divers stranded at sea after boat disappears
Two divers spent 90 minutes in the ocean off Mindarie after surfacing to find their boat gone. Their GoPro footage captures the shocking moment. Read their safety warning.
Perth divers stranded after boat drifts away
Two spearfishers were left stranded 3.5km off Perth after their boat drifted away due to a loose anchor knot. Read their dramatic rescue story and crucial safety lessons.
Hate speech law loophole and Queensland flood fears
Australia's PM to detail hate speech crackdown amid a potential legal loophole. Plus, Queensland flood isolation fears and calls to reassess the US alliance. Read the latest.
London station's platform was dedicated to milk trains
Discover the fascinating history of West Ealing station, once home to a platform solely for milk trains serving a local creamery. Now part of the Elizabeth line, its past is a story of London's rural roots.
Former Ministers: Australia Must Rethink US Alliance
Two former Australian foreign ministers warn the Albanese government to urgently reconsider the US alliance and AUKUS, citing Trump's 'fiercely unpredictable' actions in Venezuela and Greenland.
Southall fire causes major rail disruption
A major blaze at a recycling centre in Southall, West London, involving 60 firefighters, caused severe disruption to rail services including the Great Western Main Line. Get the latest updates.
Southall recycling centre fireball disrupts Heathrow travel
A massive explosion at a London recycling centre sent a fireball over Southall, halting Heathrow Express services and causing major rail disruption. Get the latest updates.
Hospital launches action plan to tackle violence against staff
Great Western Hospital in Swindon launches a renewed 'Never OK' campaign to change the culture of accepting abuse. Learn about the seven-point plan to protect NHS workers.
University of Manchester Senior Lecturer László Czabán Dies at 62
The University of Manchester's business school mourns the sudden loss of senior lecturer László Czabán, a leading scholar of post-socialist economic transformation. Discover his remarkable journey from Hungary.
Trump's NY Times Interview: Venezuela, Taiwan, NATO & Greenland
In a revealing NY Times interview, Donald Trump outlines his vision for global power, discussing long-term control of Venezuela, Taiwan's security, and dismissing NATO's importance. Read the key takeaways.
Macron: US is gradually turning away from allies
French President Emmanuel Macron issues a stark warning about a strategic shift in US foreign policy, urging Europe to bolster its own defence capabilities. Read the full analysis.
Trump Threatens Greenland Seizure, NATO Shivers
President Trump doubles down on threat to annex Greenland, refusing to rule out military action. Sky News Daily podcast explores the implications for NATO and Denmark.
Cuba's Crisis Deepens After US Intervention in Venezuela
As the US ousts Nicolás Maduro, Cuba faces an existential threat to its crucial Venezuelan alliance. Can Havana survive the loss of oil and security support? Analysis from experts on the island's fragile future.
Australia Braces for Worst Heatwave Since Black Summer
Southern and eastern Australia face an extreme heatwave, while economists await key inflation data. A snorkeller's remains are found on a WA beach. Follow our live blog for updates.
US Defends 'Jolt' Warning to Europe Over Economic Decline
A senior Trump official insists stark US warnings about Europe's 'civilisational erasure' are a call for pro-growth reform, not an insult, amid threats over steel tariffs and tech laws.
Eric Roth's High Noon Play Premieres in London
Forrest Gump writer Eric Roth makes his theatre debut with a stage adaptation of the classic western High Noon, featuring Bruce Springsteen songs. World premiere at London's Harold Pinter Theatre.
Trail hunting ban sparks fierce debate in letters
Readers respond to Labour's proposed trail hunting ban, comparing it to punishing all for the crimes of a few. Explore the rural rights debate and historical context of hunting.
Snorkeller missing in Western Australia, search underway
A snorkeller is missing off Western Australia's coast near Ledge Point. Emergency services have launched a major land, sea, and air search operation. Stay informed on the developing situation.
Kim Jong Un praises North Korean troops in Russia
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un praised his troops fighting in Ukraine, calling the alliance with Russia 'invincible'. Read the latest on the deepening military pact and its grim realities.
Teen Charged Over Firecracker Bushfire in Perth
A 16-year-old boy faces charges after allegedly throwing a firecracker that ignited a major bushfire in Perth on New Year's Eve. Read the full report on the incident and its consequences.
Charity CEO turns down MBE over disability 'scapegoating'
Tressa Burke, CEO of Glasgow Disability Alliance, declined a New Year Honour, accusing the UK government of fuelling hatred and blame towards disabled people. Read her powerful statement.
Family's 50-Year Water Bomb War on New Year's Eve
For nearly five decades, the Shea family of Fremantle, Western Australia, has waged an epic, environmentally costly water balloon battle every New Year's Eve. Discover the rules, raids, and legacy of their chaotic tradition.
Wandsworth Town Station £20m revamp start date set
A major £20 million revamp for Wandsworth Town station begins in February, delivering a second entrance and step-free access by summer 2027 to meet growing passenger demand.
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