West London Borough Plans HMO Crackdown
Hammersmith and Fulham Council is set to require planning permission for small HMOs, joining other London boroughs in addressing concerns about rental properties.
Category : Politics
Clintons Demand Public Epstein Testimony to Stop Politicisation
Bill and Hillary Clinton call for open congressional testimony on Jeffrey Epstein links, accusing Republicans of using closed-door depositions as a political weapon against Trump's opponents.
UK Threatens Seizure of Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker
British military options identified to capture rogue Russia-linked tankers as oil revenues tumble, marking potential new front against Moscow amid escalating maritime tensions.
Europe's New Right: Trump's Ideological Revolution Threat
Analysis reveals Europe's biggest threat isn't Trump's military actions but his ideological movement transforming politics from within through nationalist parties.
Women's Roles in Epstein's Sordid Network
An analysis of the complex roles women played in Jeffrey Epstein's network, from alleged victims to enablers, highlighting gender dynamics and exploitation.
Portugal Rivals Unite to Block Far-Right in Election
Antonio Jose Seguro and his political rivals in Portugal have formed an alliance to prevent the far-right from gaining power in the upcoming polls, reshaping the political landscape.
Zack Polanski: Protest to Podcast to Politics
Green Party deputy leader Zack Polanski discusses his journey from activism to political influence, reflecting on his popularity and future ambitions in UK politics.
Trump Refuses Apology Over Obama Ape Video
Donald Trump has declined to apologise after a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes was shared on his Truth Social account, sparking widespread political outrage.
Japan's First Female PM Faces Election Test
Sanae Takaichi, Japan's first female prime minister, leads her party into a snap election with strong youth support but faces challenges over her ultra-conservative views and international tensions.
Royal Crisis: Norway's Monarchy Rocked by Scandals
Norway's royal family confronts unprecedented challenges as Crown Princess Mette-Marit faces scrutiny over Epstein links while her son stands trial, causing a dramatic drop in public support.
China Overturns Canadian Death Sentence
China has overturned the death sentence of Canadian Robert Lloyd Schellenberg, signalling a potential diplomatic thaw between the two nations after years of tension.
Trump Refuses Apology Over Racist Obama Video
Donald Trump has refused to apologise after a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes was shared from his account, sparking widespread political condemnation.
Welsh Election: Key Issues and Voter Discontent
With three months until the crucial Welsh elections, Sky News explores how immigration, national identity, economic concerns and healthcare are dominating voter minds across the nation.
Trump's Racist Obama Video Sparks Outrage
Democrats condemn Donald Trump for sharing a racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, while most Republicans remain silent on the controversy.
Minns Proposes Protest Curbs for Israeli President Visit
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns announces plans to restrict protests during Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit, citing security concerns and public order.
Zelenskyy Seeks Air Defence Boost Amid Trump Peace Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls for accelerated action to strengthen air defences, while former US President Donald Trump lauds ongoing peace negotiations as 'very good'.
Pentagon Cuts Harvard Ties Over 'Woke' Allegations
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces Pentagon will end all military training, fellowships and programs with Harvard University, escalating Trump administration's campaign against Ivy League institutions.
London Teen Charged with Murder Over Student Death
Harper Dennis, 18, from West Drayton faces murder charges following the fatal stabbing of De Montfort University student Khaleed Oladipo in Leicester.
Thailand's People's Party Leads Polls Amid Election Uncertainty
The pro-democracy People's Party leads polls ahead of Thailand's election, but faces coalition hurdles and legal battles, with supporters seeking structural change.
Police Search Mandelson's Homes in Misconduct Probe
Metropolitan Police officers have searched two properties belonging to Lord Peter Mandelson as part of an investigation into misconduct in public office offences involving a 72-year-old man.
Newsom Debunks Miller's X Claim
California Governor Gavin Newsom has publicly refuted a claim made by Stephen Miller on X, sparking a political debate over immigration policies.
Labour MPs Urge Starmer to Reveal Mandelson-Epstein Knowledge
Labour MPs pressure Sir Keir Starmer to disclose if he saw Lord Glasman's report on Peter Mandelson's Epstein links, amid calls for transparency and party damage control.
UK Ordered to Pay £420m for 1949 Nigerian Mine Massacre
A Nigerian court has ruled that Britain must pay £420 million in compensation to families of miners killed in 1949, a pivotal event in Nigeria's independence movement.
London Teen Charged with Murder of De Montfort Student
Harper Dennis, 18, from West Drayton, faces murder and weapon charges following the fatal stabbing of Khaleed Oladipo in Leicester city centre.
NYPD Officers Guilty in Scooter Cooler Death
Two New York City police officers found guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the death of a man placed in a cooler after an e-scooter incident.
Woodward 'Crushed' by Post Layoffs
Watergate legend Bob Woodward expresses devastation over Washington Post's mass layoffs, warning readers and journalists 'deserve more' as cuts reshape the historic newspaper.
Sunak Defines Identity in Racially Charged Debate
Former PM Rishi Sunak describes himself as British, English and British Asian while warning against racially charged language in politics following recent controversies.
Epstein Files: Reputations Tarnished, Questions Remain
A comprehensive analysis of the newly released Epstein files reveals how associations with the convicted sex offender have damaged reputations and raised serious questions about judgment.
Far-Right Candidate Arrested for Damaging ICE Sculpture
Jake Lang, a pardoned January 6 rioter and US Senate candidate, has been arrested after recording himself kicking down an anti-ICE ice sculpture at Minnesota's capitol.
Trump Admin Seeks Deportation of 5-Year-Old Detained by ICE
The Trump administration is moving to deport five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos, detained by ICE in Minnesota, sparking legal battles and public outrage over immigration enforcement.
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