Tories Block Labour's Workers' Rights Bill
The Conservative Party is systematically dismantling Labour's landmark employment rights bill, sparking accusations of sabotaging worker protections and siding with corporate interests.
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Bonus Betrayal: When CEOs Actually Lose Their Pay
An explosive investigation reveals why Australia's corporate elite rarely forfeit bonuses despite company failures, worker layoffs, and environmental scandals.
Prince Harry's new statement reveals royal accountability crisis
The Duke of Sussex breaks his silence with a powerful new declaration about his ongoing legal battles and the royal institution's refusal to accept responsibility.
Mamdani Delivers: Turning Campaign Pledges into Policy
New York State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani is breaking political conventions by systematically delivering on his progressive campaign promises, from housing justice to healthcare reform.
Brazil probes deadly Rio police raid
Brazilian authorities have launched a sweeping investigation into a controversial Rio de Janeiro police raid that left multiple dead, amid allegations of excessive force and human rights violations.
Government's Massive Crime & Policing Bill Unveiled
The UK government has announced its most significant crime and justice reforms in decades, introducing harsher sentences for serious offences and expanding police authority in a sweeping new bill.
Judge blocks Tennessee National Guard deployment in Memphis
A federal judge has halted Tennessee Governor Bill Lee's controversial deployment of National Guard troops to Memphis, ruling the move likely violates constitutional rights and represents government overreach.
Post Office hero Alan Bates lands 7-figure Horizon payout
Former subpostmaster Alan Bates, whose fight against the Post Office inspired national outrage, has finally secured a seven-figure settlement in the Horizon IT scandal that destroyed hundreds of lives.
Westminster gains powers to regulate Central London pedicabs
Westminster Council gains unprecedented authority to regulate pedicabs in Central London, targeting noise pollution, safety concerns and unfair pricing practices that have plagued the West End.
Office Traitors: How BBC Show Mirrors Workplace Betrayals
Discover how the psychological games from BBC's 'The Traitors' are playing out in offices across Britain, as workplace trust erodes and corporate backstabbing becomes the new normal.
Senate Republicans Block Funding, Risk Shutdown
Republican senators trigger government funding crisis by rejecting stopgap spending bill, setting stage for potential federal shutdown and escalating Washington tensions.
John Oliver's Police Chase Investigation Reveals Deadly Truth
Last Week Tonight's investigation reveals how routine police pursuits across Britain are causing catastrophic collateral damage and claiming innocent lives.
Why Australia's CEOs Rarely Lose Their Bonuses
New research exposes the corporate bonus culture where executives rarely face financial consequences for poor performance. Discover what it truly takes for Australia's highest-paid bosses to miss out on their lucrative incentives.
London's MS Jumper: The Knitted Sculpture Everyone's Talking About
Discover the fascinating story behind London's latest public art installation - the giant knitted jumper sculpture that's capturing hearts across the capital.
Tax Office pays private debt collector £42m
The Australian Taxation Office has paid debt recovery firm RecoveriesCorp over £42 million to chase unpaid taxes, raising serious questions about outsourcing public debt collection to private contractors.
Lawrence: 'Cowardly' police spy must face public inquiry
Baroness Lawrence accuses undercover officer of cowardice for refusing to testify publicly about police spying on her family after Stephen's murder, calling for transparency and accountability.
Maher clashes with MTG in explosive Real Time interview
HBO's Real Time host Bill Maher engages in heated debate with controversial Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene over election denialism and political extremism in must-watch television confrontation.
Sydney rally demands justice for deaths in custody
Heartbroken families and supporters gathered in Sydney demanding accountability and systemic change following Indigenous deaths in custody, as Australia faces a growing human rights crisis.
Serbia Protests: Thousands Mark Novi Sad Tragedy Anniversary
Massive demonstrations sweep Serbia as student-led movement 'Protest for the Future' demands government accountability and justice reforms on the anniversary of a tragic shooting that shocked the nation.
Mother Sues Maine Police Over Daughter's Custody Death
A grieving mother takes legal action against Maine police following her daughter's wrongful death, alleging systemic failures in mental health care and law enforcement protocols.
Times publishes fake Bill de Blasio AI interview
The Times newspaper faces embarrassment after publishing an entirely fabricated AI-generated interview with former New York City mayor Bill de Blasio, raising serious questions about media verification processes.
Post Office Scandal Victims Closer to Justice
A landmark restorative justice programme for Post Office Horizon victims moves forward as key appointments are announced, offering hope for hundreds wrongly convicted in Britain's most widespread miscarriage of justice.
Deepfake Bill de Blasio Interview Sparks Election Alarm
A sophisticated AI-generated deepfake of former New York mayor Bill de Blasio has been circulating online, raising urgent concerns about election interference and digital deception capabilities ahead of the US presidential race.
Fujitsu faces contract ban over Post Office scandal
Exclusive investigation reveals Fujitsu's extensive government contracts continue despite Post Office Horizon scandal, as ministers face mounting pressure to sever ties with the tech giant.
Albanese Government Faces Transparency Crisis
An explosive investigation reveals mounting concerns over transparency within Anthony Albanese's administration, as critics accuse the government of operating in the shadows.
Deputy Guilty of Murder in Kitchen Shooting
Former Illinois sheriff's deputy Sean Grayson convicted of first-degree murder for fatally shooting Sonya Massey during a routine call about fraudulent pizza orders.
Fake De Blasio interview scandal rocks New York Times
A sophisticated hoax featuring a fabricated interview with former New York mayor Bill de Blasio has exposed vulnerabilities in political journalism and raised questions about AI-generated deception.
Landlord hid cat in ceiling during inspection
Shocking case reveals landlord concealed tenant's cat in ceiling during inspection, highlighting urgent need for rental reform as government delays crucial legislation.
EU: UK Planning Bill Risks Brexit Trade Deal
The EU's ambassador warns Britain's controversial planning overhaul could derail the post-Brexit trade agreement, putting environmental standards and diplomatic relations on the line.
Lords defeat Labour's workers' rights bill
Keir Starmer's flagship employment reforms face major setback as peers reject key legislation, raising questions about Labour's parliamentary strategy.
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