Nicki Minaj's Rightward Turn and Fan Defence Explored
Nicki Minaj's recent support for Donald Trump raises questions about her fans' defence, highlighting parasocial relationships and the dangers of celebrity worship in politics.
Category : Politics
Three Charged Over Rolex Robbery That Made Tom Cruise Quit
Met Police name three men charged over armed robbery at Knightsbridge Rolex store, with reports linking the incident to Tom Cruise leaving his London flat over safety fears.
Lobbying Firm CEO Quits Over Epstein Founding Links
Ben Wegg-Prosser resigns from Global Counsel as emails show Jeffrey Epstein's involvement in setting up the firm with Peter Mandelson in 2010.
Man Sees Himself in Hotel Spycam Porn After Subscription
A Hong Kong man quit spycam porn after finding footage of himself and his girlfriend on a site, highlighting China's widespread hotel spycam issue and new laws to combat it.
Brit Missing in Thailand: Family 'Highly Concerned'
Friends and family are urgently seeking information on Pausha 'Dias' Plummer, a British woman who has not been heard from since January 30 in Bangkok, Thailand.
Three Charged in London Rolex Armed Robbery
Three men have been charged following an armed robbery at a Rolex shop in Knightsbridge, London, where six suspects threatened staff with weapons and stole high-value watches.
RFK Jr Samoa Trip Emails Undermine Vaccine Denial
Newly revealed emails show US embassy staff helped arrange Robert F Kennedy Jr's 2019 Samoa visit, contradicting his testimony that it had 'nothing to do with vaccines' ahead of a deadly measles outbreak.
Hounslow's 2026 Development Boom: New Homes and Schools
Hounslow Borough in West London is set for major developments in 2026, including new council houses, schools, and a children's home, with projects like Charlton House and Bellvue Court leading the way.
Trump's Private Jet Deportation Plan for Palestinians
The Trump administration is reportedly considering a controversial plan to use private jets for deporting Palestinians from the West Bank, sparking international outcry and legal debates.
Canada and France Open Greenland Consulates
Canada and France have opened new consulates in Greenland, demonstrating diplomatic support for Denmark amid regional tensions and climate change challenges.
Trump Posts Racist Video Showing Obamas as Monkeys
Donald Trump posted a racist video on Truth Social depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys, part of a series of election conspiracy claims that has drawn widespread condemnation.
US Strike Kills Two 'Narco-Terrorists' in Pacific
US military forces have killed two individuals in an attack on an alleged drug boat in the eastern Pacific, marking the 36th such strike since September amid heightened tensions.
FBI Most Wanted Terrorist Cleared for US Extradition
A judge has ruled that Daniel Andreas San Diego, an FBI most wanted terrorist fugitive for over 20 years, can be extradited to the US after his arrest in rural Wales.
Post Office Returns to Hounslow High Street
West London residents in Hounslow celebrate as the Post Office reopens on the high street after a 2024 closure, offering extended hours and improved accessibility.
South London Family's Lucky Escape from House Fire
A Morden family survived a major blaze that destroyed their home while they slept, saved by neighbours after smoke alarms failed. The fire spread to three properties.
State Violence and Fascism in Black America
Analysis explores how systemic state violence against Black Americans mirrors historical fascist tactics, raising urgent questions about democracy and human rights in the US.
Ray Mouton, Clergy Abuse Advocate, Dies at 78
Ray Mouton, a pivotal figure in exposing Catholic clergy abuse, has passed away aged 78. His legal work and advocacy brought justice to victims and transformed church accountability.
Global Counsel CEO Quits Amid Epstein Scandal
Benjamin Wegg-Prosser steps down as CEO of Peter Mandelson's lobbying firm after revelations about Jeffrey Epstein ties cause client exodus and Mandelson divests stake.
US Immigration Crackdown Tears Families Apart
Thousands of children with legal status have been detained by ICE in 2025, revealing how Trump administration policies systematically separate families despite pro-family rhetoric.
US Deports More Cuban Immigrants Under ICE
The United States has intensified deportations of Cuban immigrants, with ICE operations leading to a significant rise in removals. This policy shift reflects broader immigration enforcement trends.
Labour Thinktank Accused of Investigating Journalists
Labour Together, a thinktank formerly run by Keir Starmer's chief of staff Morgan McSweeney, allegedly paid a PR firm to investigate journalists and identify sources after a funding story.
Labour MPs Demand Starmer Sack Chief of Staff Over Mandelson
Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure from Labour MPs to dismiss his chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney, following the controversial appointment of Peter Mandelson as US ambassador amid Epstein scandal links.
Child's Nightmares After ICE Detention
A five-year-old boy suffers nightmares after being detained by ICE agents in Minneapolis, with his father describing ongoing fear of family separation.
Russian General Vladimir Alekseyev Shot in Moscow
Lt Gen Vladimir Alekseyev, a deputy director of Russia's GRU military intelligence agency, is in critical condition after being shot multiple times outside his Moscow apartment. The attack raises questions about security and potential Ukrainian involvemen
Labour MP Demands 'Clearout' of Starmer's No 10 Advisers
Labour MP Simon Opher calls for a clearout of advisers in Number 10, specifically targeting chief of staff Morgan McSweeney over the controversial Peter Mandelson appointment.
US-Iran Nuclear Talks Resume in Oman
High-level diplomatic discussions between the United States and Iran have restarted in Oman, focusing on the nuclear programme and regional stability.
Maxwell Prison Footage Emerges in Epstein Files
Surveillance video shows Ghislaine Maxwell in her prison cell, released as part of the latest Epstein documents. The footage captures her daily routine while awaiting trial.
Russian Military Intelligence Deputy Shot in Moscow
Lt Gen Vladimir Alekseyev, a senior Russian military intelligence official, was shot multiple times by an unidentified assailant in Moscow and hospitalised, officials confirm.
Russian General Shot Multiple Times in Moscow Assassination Attempt
Lieutenant General Vladimir Alekseyev, a high-ranking Russian defence official, was targeted by an unknown shooter outside his Moscow residence. The assailant fled after firing multiple shots, prompting a criminal investigation for attempted murder.
Labour's By-Election Blunders in Caerphilly and Gorton
Analysis of Labour's recent electoral setbacks in the Caerphilly and Gorton by-elections, highlighting strategic errors and voter discontent.
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