Trump Breaks Record in Fiery State of the Union Speech
Donald Trump delivered a record-long State of the Union address, claiming he rebuilt a nation ruined by Joe Biden while attacking Democrats and the Supreme Court.
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Spanberger, Padilla to Give Democratic SOTU Rebuttal
Democrats select Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger and California Senator Alex Padilla to deliver the official party response to the 2026 State of the Union address.
Japan to Deploy Missiles on Yonaguni Island by 2031
Japan's defence minister announces plans to station missiles on Yonaguni Island, close to Taiwan, by 2031, amid rising regional tensions.
Reform UK's Patriotic Curriculum Mirrors Putin's Nationalism
Reform UK's proposed 'patriotic school curriculum' draws parallels with Russian patriotism lessons, raising concerns about nationalist agendas and submission to leadership in education policy.
Gordon Brown's Moral Crusade on Epstein Files
Former PM Gordon Brown is driven by moral anger over Britain's role in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, with insiders hinting at guilt over bringing Peter Mandelson back into government.
Thousands of 'Paedophile ASBOs' Issued with Little Evidence
Child Abduction Warning Notices, developed when Keir Starmer led CPS, have been issued over 13,000 times despite concerns they're ineffective and used to close investigations prematurely.
Parliament's £40bn Restoration: A Political Trick?
The reported £40bn cost to refurbish the Palace of Westminster is seen as a distraction, steering the public toward cheaper options like a £15.6bn decant plan.
Ticketmaster Lobbies for UK Resale Price Cap as Critics Warn
Ticketmaster and Live Nation support UK government plans to cap ticket resale prices at 30% above face value, while critics warn of market squeeze and fraud risks.
Why Society Can't Agree on Facts Anymore
A deep dive into the growing societal divide over truth, exploring how digital media, political polarization, and psychological factors fuel disagreement on basic facts.
Ukraine Defies Expectations in Fifth Year of War
Despite Russia's overwhelming military and economic advantages, Ukraine has maintained strong morale and innovative tactics, preventing a quick victory for Putin's forces as the conflict enters its fifth year with no end in sight.
Al Green Ejected from State of the Union for Protest Sign
Texas Democrat Al Green was removed from Trump's State of the Union address for holding a 'Black people aren't apes' sign, as Democrats staged a silent protest by remaining seated.
Manchester By-Election Tests Starmer's Leadership in Gorton
A crucial by-election in Manchester's Gorton and Denton constituencies is underway, serving as a key test for Labour leader Keir Starmer's political strategy and local support ahead of national elections.
Reeves Urged to Cut Bank Tax Amid UK Competitiveness Lag
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting calls to reduce banking sector taxes following a new report highlighting UK lenders' competitive disadvantage. The AFME and KPMG study reveals banks face a 46.4% total tax rate, urging simplification and levy phase-
Caribbean Leaders Call for US-Cuba Dialogue at Summit
At the Caricom summit, regional leaders including Jamaica's PM Andrew Holness called for constructive US-Cuba dialogue amid an oil embargo and deadly US military strikes targeting suspected drug boats in Caribbean waters.
Kash Patel Alleges FBI Political Bias, Democrat Interference
Former Trump official Kash Patel testifies before Congress, alleging FBI whistleblower retaliation and political bias against Republicans, sparking a heated debate on agency impartiality.
Democrats Boycott Trump's State of the Union, Hold 'People's SOTU'
Democratic lawmakers have announced a boycott of President Trump's State of the Union address, organizing an alternative 'People's State of the Union' event to protest his policies and rhetoric.
Armed NSW Police Patrol Worship Sites and Protests
New South Wales police will station heavily armed officers at places of worship and protests following the permanent establishment of a dedicated hate crime unit.
Judge Blocks DOJ Search of Reporter's Devices
A federal judge has halted the Department of Justice's attempt to search a Washington Post reporter's electronic devices, citing First Amendment concerns and press freedom protections in a landmark ruling.
Searches End at Andrew's Home, MPs Back Release of Envoy Files
Thames Valley Police have concluded searches at Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's former Windsor residence as MPs unanimously support releasing files on his trade envoy appointment.
Trump Administration Announces Immigration and Economic Plans
The Trump administration has introduced a series of new policies focusing on immigration reform and economic initiatives, sparking debate among political analysts and the public.
Russian Shadow Fleet in English Channel Risks Naval Confrontation
Sky News investigation reveals Russian oil tankers evading Western sanctions in the English Channel, with experts warning of potential militarized confrontation at sea as the UK government struggles to enforce measures.
Trump's Iran Plan Fails: Three Options as Tehran Defies
Donald Trump's aggressive approach to Iran is not yielding results, leaving him with three risky options: limited strikes, full-scale attack, or retreat, as Tehran calls his bluff.
Inside Gaza After Ceasefire: Journalist's Account of Destruction
Sky News podcast reveals exclusive insights into Gaza four months post-ceasefire, with Richard Engel reporting on Hamas tunnels, Israeli military presence, and widespread devastation.
UN Chief Guterres Marks Four Years of Ukraine War
UN Secretary-General António Guterres issues a stark warning on the fourth anniversary of the Ukraine war, highlighting severe humanitarian and geopolitical consequences.
Democrats Investigate DoJ Over Withheld Epstein Files on Trump
House Democrats are investigating whether the Justice Department illegally withheld FBI interviews related to sexual abuse allegations against Donald Trump from the Epstein files, citing potential cover-up.
Florida Executes Melvin Trotter for 1986 Murder
Melvin Trotter, 65, was executed by lethal injection in Florida for the 1986 stabbing death of Virgie Langford, marking the state's second execution this year following a record 19 in 2025.
Tony Gonzales Resigns Over Affair Allegations
U.S. Representative Tony Gonzales has announced his resignation from Congress following revelations of an extramarital affair, sparking political turmoil in Texas.
Virginia Governor to Give Democratic Response to Trump's SOTU
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger, a former CIA officer and moderate Democrat, will deliver the party's official response following President Trump's State of the Union address tonight.
Police Failed to Arrest Nottingham Killer on Warrant Before Attacks
An inquiry reveals police failed to execute an arrest warrant for Valdo Calocane months before he killed three people in Nottingham, raising serious safety concerns.
Mandelson's Lawyers Deny Flight Risk Claims as Baseless
Peter Mandelson's legal team refutes police claims he planned to flee to the British Virgin Islands, calling the arrest baseless despite his cooperation with the investigation.
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