NY Mayor Criticised for Snow That Won't Melt
New York's socialist mayor Zohran Mamdani faces criticism from right-wing media and social media influencers over persistent snow and ice on city streets.
Category : Politics
Mandelson Scandal Fuels Public Distrust in Politicians
The Peter Mandelson scandal highlights a growing public disillusionment with politicians, as voters express anger over wealth and privilege in Westminster, threatening Labour's future.
Candle Fire Damages Swiss Bar Memorial
A memorial for victims of the deadly Crans-Montana bar fire caught fire on Sunday, likely ignited by candles. Emergency services responded quickly, preventing injuries but damaging commemorative items.
Australia's Space Command to Open New Training Centre in Canberra
The Australian Defence Force is establishing a new specialist training centre in Canberra to bolster its Space Command workforce, enhancing national security capabilities in the space domain.
Nuclear Threat Rises as Arms Control Ends, Peace Movement Needed
The risk of nuclear war is at its highest in decades, with the expiration of the New Start treaty and global tensions rising. Experts warn of a catastrophic arms race and call for renewed peace activism.
Coalition Holds Labor to Account on Policy Agenda
The Coalition, led by Sussan Ley, is leveraging parliamentary processes to scrutinise the Albanese government's handling of interest rates and other critical issues.
Liberal Concessions May Have Tipped MPs to Taylor's Camp
Internal Liberal Party concessions aimed at reuniting the coalition may have inadvertently driven MPs to support Peter Taylor's camp ahead of an expected leadership spill.
Llamas Catch Thief in Derbyshire Farm Citizen's Arrest
A herd of eight llamas in South Normanton, Derbyshire, chased and surrounded a fleeing thief, holding him until police arrived to make an arrest after a tobacco theft.
KKR Drops Mandelson Firm Over Epstein Links
Investment giant KKR has severed ties with Global Counsel, the lobbying firm founded by Lord Mandelson, following new revelations about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Labour Minister Urges Party to Back Starmer Amid Scandal
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden calls for Labour unity behind Prime Minister Keir Starmer as Epstein files controversy escalates, warning against leadership chaos.
Starmer Must Take Responsibility for Mandelson Appointment
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden says responsibility for Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment lies with PM Keir Starmer, not chief of staff Morgan McSweeney.
Toddler 'Nearly Died' in ICE Detention, Lawsuit Claims
A lawsuit claims a toddler detained by US immigration authorities faced life-threatening illness, was denied medication, and returned to custody amid a measles outbreak.
Japan's Conservatives Head for Landslide Election Victory
Exit polls predict a landslide victory for Japan's ruling conservatives in lower house elections, seen as endorsement of new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
Cornwall's Political Divide: Locals Debate Devolution & Tariffs
Two Cornishmen from different political backgrounds discuss Cornwall's housing crisis, devolution, and surprising agreement on Trump's tariffs in a revealing dinner conversation.
Europe's Strategy to Counter Trump's Economic Coercion
Facing renewed economic pressure from Donald Trump, Europe must adopt a three-pronged strategy of resolve, resilience, and retaliation, drawing lessons from India, Brazil, and China's experiences.
First Nations Protest Alberta Independence Rally in Edmonton
First Nations protesters gathered in Edmonton to oppose Alberta independence rally as secret separatist meetings with US officials spark treason accusations and national security concerns.
Three-Way Fight: Greens Lead in Gorton and Denton Byelection
Labour faces an unprecedented challenge in Gorton and Denton as the Green party emerges as bookies' favourite. With Reform UK hoping to capitalise on split votes, this byelection could reshape Manchester politics.
Epstein Took Model to Buckingham Palace Dinner with Andrew
Newly released files reveal Jeffrey Epstein brought a young Romanian model to a private Buckingham Palace dinner with Prince Andrew, sparking calls for a police investigation.
Mum: 1988 Travelcard Cursed Family with Brain Injury
A mother shares a chilling story about finding a pristine 1988 London travelcard that she believes brought a curse causing her child's scarlet fever and her ex-partner's brain injury.
Japan's PM Takaichi Set to Consolidate Power After Election Win
Japan's ultra-conservative Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is poised to seize greater political control following exit polls predicting a decisive majority for her coalition in the lower house election.
Minister: PM Responsible for Mandelson Appointment, Not Adviser
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden says responsibility for Peter Mandelson's controversial US ambassador appointment lies with Prime Minister Keir Starmer, not his chief of staff Morgan McSweeney.
Portugal Votes in Presidential Runoff: Seguro vs Ventura
Portugal's presidential runoff election sees centre-left candidate António José Seguro heavily favoured to defeat far-right populist André Ventura, testing support for Chega party's anti-immigrant politics.
Cabinet Minister: Mandelson Must Return US Payout
A senior Cabinet minister has called for Peter Mandelson to repay a substantial payout from his time as US ambassador, citing ethical concerns over public funds.
Man Charged with 33 Sex Offences Including Rape Counts
Adebayo Adeyemi from Dartford is accused of 33 sex offences against five women, including six counts of rape, with alleged incidents spanning 2002 to 2019 in South London.
Russia: Suspect in General's Shooting Held in Dubai
Russian authorities have announced the detention in Dubai of a man suspected of involvement in the shooting of a high-ranking general, marking a significant development in the international investigation.
Minister: Mandelson Must Return £40k Payoff After Epstein Scandal
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden calls on Peter Mandelson to return his five-figure taxpayer-funded payoff following his sacking as UK ambassador to the US over Jeffrey Epstein ties.
Savannah Guthrie Offers to Pay Mother's Kidnappers
Today Show anchor Savannah Guthrie has issued a desperate plea to her mother's kidnappers, offering payment for the safe return of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, who was abducted from her Arizona home.
Foreign Office Reviews Mandelson's US Ambassador Payoff
The Foreign Office has initiated a review into Peter Mandelson's reported five-figure payoff after his dismissal as US ambassador. Pressure mounts for repayment amid political fallout.
Epstein Statement Dated Day Before Death Emerges
A statement from the Manhattan US Attorney's office dated August 9, 2019, has surfaced in released files, appearing to confirm Jeffrey Epstein's death before he was found on August 10.
Passport Rule Change for British Dual Nationals from Feb 25
The Home Office announces new travel rules requiring British dual nationals to present a valid UK passport or Certificate of Entitlement when entering Britain from February 25, 2026.
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