Labour's Hackney Stronghold Under Threat from Greens
The Green Party is mounting a serious challenge to Labour's decades-long dominance in Hackney, with a rival pact and surging membership threatening to reshape London's political landscape.
Category : Politics
IOC's Ukraine Helmet Row Hurts Reputation at Winter Games
The International Olympic Committee faces criticism for disqualifying Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych over a commemorative helmet, highlighting a disconnect with global sentiment.
Tim Wilson Criticizes RBA's Inflation Focus, Defends Dual Mandate
New shadow treasurer Tim Wilson faces backlash after suggesting the RBA should prioritize inflation control, with critics warning of higher interest rates and unemployment risks.
Brent Council's £10m Deficit Persists Despite Funding Boost
Brent Council reveals a £10.4m budget shortfall for 2025/26 despite a £67.9m funding increase and maximum council tax rise, citing structural challenges in adult social care and housing services.
Sanders Criticizes Billionaire Greed in California Tax Fight
Senator Bernie Sanders has launched a fierce critique of billionaire greed as California faces a heated battle over tax policies aimed at addressing wealth inequality.
Union Slams 'Barking Mad' Civil Service Pay Restraints
Prospect union leader Mike Clancy warns ministers must end pay restraints or risk losing technical experts, citing Environment Agency and Natural England delays.
Starmer Urges Tech Firms to Tackle Online Abuse of Women
Labour leader Keir Starmer calls for urgent action from technology companies to address the epidemic of online violence targeting women, highlighting systemic failures in digital safety.
Australian Man Convicted of Spying for China
Alexander Csergo has been found guilty of espionage for China, with the trial revealing ties to former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and raising national security concerns.
Nazi Uniform Posters Seized from Canberra Cafe in Police Raid
ACT police have seized five controversial art posters depicting global leaders in Nazi uniforms from a Canberra venue, launching an investigation under new hate symbol legislation.
Sydney CBD Protest Results in Bail Ban for Organizers
A protest in Sydney's central business district has resulted in bail bans for organizers, sparking debate over civil liberties and public safety in the city.
US Funding for Global Internet Freedom Gutted
A major US program supporting internet freedom worldwide has seen its funding effectively eliminated, raising concerns about digital rights and censorship.
Rubio's Munich Speech Sparks Fears of White Supremacism in Europe
Marco Rubio's address at the Munich Security Conference, with its calls to defend white Western civilization, has drawn applause from European elites, raising alarms about a resurgence of racist and Islamophobic ideologies reminiscent of the post-9/11 era
Trump's Board of Peace: Authoritarian Leaders Meet in Washington
Representatives from repressive regimes worldwide are attending the first meeting of Donald Trump's Board of Peace, raising concerns about democratic bypass and global governance shifts.
Councils Push for Means Testing in SEND Transport
Local authorities across England are urging the government to implement means testing for school transport for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to address funding pressures and ensure equitable resource allocation.
Labor MP Warns Liberals Against One Nation Racist Path
A Labor MP has issued a stark warning to the Liberal Party, urging them to avoid aligning with One Nation's divisive rhetoric and policies, which risk damaging social cohesion and political integrity in Australia.
Gorton and Denton By-Election: Labour's Coalition Under Strain
The UK's first crucial by-election of 2026 reveals Labour's support fragmenting between Reform UK and the Greens, with voters expressing frustration over leadership and policy direction in these working-class towns.
US Military Ready for Iran Strikes, Trump Decision Pending
Multiple reports indicate the US military is prepared for potential strikes on Iran, with resources deployed to the Middle East. President Trump has not yet made a final decision, as diplomatic efforts continue amid heightened tensions over Iran's nuclear
Trump Sees Ukraine War as Unfair to US Taxpayers, Says White House
The White House has stated that former President Donald Trump perceives the Ukraine conflict as highly unfair, citing concerns over American taxpayer costs and war casualties. This perspective emerges amid ongoing debates about US foreign policy and suppo
Trump Administration's Latest Moves and Policy Shifts
An overview of the Trump administration's recent actions, including policy changes, political strategies, and key developments in governance and security.
Trump's Chagos Deal Attack Sparks Labour U-Turn Fears
Donald Trump's online intervention urging Keir Starmer to scrap the UK-Mauritius Chagos deal has thrown the government into disarray, with opposition parties seizing on the diplomatic rift.
Man Sets Himself on Fire During Alleged Thornton Robbery
A man was hospitalized after setting himself on fire during an alleged robbery at a store in Thornton, New South Wales. Police are investigating the incident.
Trump Demands Starmer Scrap Chagos Deal, Threatens UK-US Pact
Donald Trump has publicly urged Keir Starmer to abandon the UK's Chagos Islands agreement with Mauritius, calling it a 'blight' and claiming the PM is losing control of Diego Garcia military base.
Extinction Rebellion Says FBI Investigating Group as Terrorism Probe
Environmental activist group Extinction Rebellion reports FBI agents have visited members in the U.S., with investigations linked to Trump administration policies targeting liberal organizations and climate advocates.
Home Office Age Assessment Board Puts Child Refugees at Risk, NGOs Warn
A coalition of over 100 refugee support groups calls for the disbandment of the Home Office's national age assessment board, citing traumatic processes and flawed assessments that endanger children's safety and mental health.
US Military Assembles Strike Force Near Iran
A significant US military deployment is taking shape near Iran, featuring two aircraft carriers, numerous destroyers, combat aircraft, and specialized support units, raising questions about potential intervention.
US Military Builds Formidable Force Near Iran
A powerful US military force is assembling within striking distance of Iran, including two aircraft carriers, over 100 combat aircraft, and extensive air defense assets, raising concerns of potential conflict.
Starmer: Remove Revenge Porn in 48 Hours or Face Block
Prime Minister Keir Starmer declares online misogyny a national emergency, requiring tech firms to delete deepfake nudes and revenge porn within 48 hours or risk fines and UK service blocks.
Trump Flips on Chagos Deal, Warns Starmer Over 'Wokeism'
Donald Trump has reversed his stance on the UK's Chagos Islands agreement with Mauritius, urging Keir Starmer not to 'give in to wokeism' and risk losing control of the strategic military base as US-Iran tensions escalate.
Trump Slams Starmer's Chagos Islands Handover to Mauritius
Former US President Donald Trump has publicly condemned UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's decision to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, labeling it a significant strategic blunder.
Murder Suspect Brands Police Probe 'Monumental Shambles'
David Campbell, accused of shooting ex-colleague Brian Low, criticizes Police Scotland's handling of the case, calling it a 'monumental shambles' in High Court testimony.
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