Met Police Uses Palantir AI to Flag Officer Misconduct
The Metropolitan Police confirms using Palantir AI tools to analyze officer behavior data, drawing criticism from the Police Federation over 'automated suspicion' and privacy risks.
Category : Politics
Ukrainian Mothers See Wartime Births as Patriotic Act
A Ukrainian mother explains that having babies during the ongoing war is a patriotic act, highlighting resilience and hope for the nation's future amid adversity.
Iranian Universities See Fresh Protests After Crackdown
Protesters gathered outside Tehran universities as they reopened, mourning those killed in last month's government crackdown. Anti-government and pro-monarchy chants were heard demanding an end to clerical rule.
Northampton Skate Park Stabbing Victim Named as Mason Miller
A 20-year-old man stabbed to death at a skate park in Northampton has been identified as Mason Miller. A 17-year-old boy suffered life-threatening injuries in the same incident.
Businessman Slapped with £2,800 Bill for Lamppost Flags
A Scarborough businessman was charged nearly £3,000 by North Yorkshire Council for putting up dozens of British flags on lampposts, sparking debate over community spirit versus regulations.
France Summons US Envoy Over Far-Right Activist Death Comments
France will summon US Ambassador Charles Kushner after official US accounts commented on the killing of far-right activist Quentin Deranque, warning of rising 'violent radical leftism'.
Weak Social Ties Bridge Political Divides and Build Resilience
Sociologist Eva M Meyersson Milgrom explains how 'bridge ties'—loose connections across different social spheres—help heal political polarization and create more resilient communities through shared interests rather than shared beliefs.
Erik Prince Joins Ukrainian Drone Startup Swarmer
Blackwater founder Erik Prince has been appointed non-executive chair of Ukrainian drone software company Swarmer, according to SEC filings. The company specializes in autonomous drone swarming technology tested in Ukraine's war with Russia.
Naz Shah on Mother's Murder Trial: 'Monumental Miscarriage of Justice'
Labour MP Naz Shah shares harrowing account of being arrested with her mother for murder, suicide attempt, and her mother's conviction in exclusive memoir extract.
Trump Sends Hospital Ship to Greenland, Citing Healthcare Needs
President Trump claims a 'great hospital boat' is en route to Greenland to aid the sick, though it's unclear if Denmark or Greenland requested assistance, amid ongoing US interest in acquiring the territory.
Young Adults Urged to Claim Forgotten Child Trust Funds
Thousands of young people in the UK could be missing out on an average of £2,242 in forgotten Child Trust Funds, set up for those born between 2002 and 2011.
Royal Staff's Rude Nickname for Andrew Windsor Resurfaces
A resurfaced clip reveals royal protection officers called Prince Andrew by an expletive nickname, describing him as rude and arrogant, as he faces police investigation and exile.
Denmark Rejects Trump's Hospital Ship for Greenland
Denmark's defence minister rebuffed Donald Trump's claim that Greenland needs medical assistance, stating the autonomous territory has free healthcare and adequate facilities.
Havering Council Leader Steps Down Ahead of May Elections
Councillor Ray Morgon announces he will not stand in May's elections after 24 years in local politics, citing health concerns and plans to retire in Dorset.
Met Officers Guarded Epstein Dinner for Prince Andrew
Newly released emails show Metropolitan Police officers were instructed to provide security at a lavish party hosted by Jeffrey Epstein in New York for Prince Andrew in 2010, raising serious questions about police conduct.
Venezuelan Activist Freed After Maduro's Downfall Vows to Fight On
Jesús Armas, released from Venezuela's notorious Helicoide prison after 14 months, describes the surreal moment of Maduro's capture and the cautious optimism amid ongoing political struggles.
Jesse Jackson's Global Activism: A Legacy Beyond Borders
Jesse Jackson's international activism extended far beyond US civil rights, championing Palestinian statehood, opposing apartheid, and negotiating prisoner releases worldwide.
Andrew's Home Searched Again as Epstein Probe Calls Grow
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's former residence faces continued police searches as political figures demand investigations into his links with Jeffrey Epstein. The former prince remains eighth in line to the throne despite recent arrest.
Ukrainians Tired of Forced Strength After Four Years of War
As the war enters its fourth year, Ukrainians like Iryna in Kyiv describe exhaustion from constant power outages, heating shortages, and loss, rejecting the label of resilience as an unwanted burden.
Iranian Students Clash with Security Forces During Protests
University students in Tehran clashed with security forces during protests commemorating victims of January's crackdown, as US President Donald Trump considers military strikes against Iran.
Treason Probe Calls for Andrew's Epstein Links Amid Police Search
Conservative former security minister Tom Tugendhat demands a parliamentary investigation into Andrew and Peter Mandelson's connections to Jeffrey Epstein, as police searches at the ex-duke's former home enter a fourth day.
Naz Shah: From Murder Arrest to Labour MP Triumph
Labour MP Naz Shah opens up about her traumatic past, including being arrested for murder at 18, her mother's conviction, and her journey to becoming a celebrated politician.
Matt Goodwin's Elusive Byelection Campaign in Gorton and Denton
Matt Goodwin, Reform UK's candidate in Gorton and Denton, runs a campaign marked by limited public appearances and culture war focus, raising questions about his political ambitions.
Ex-Royal Protection Chief on Andrew's Guards
Dai Davies, former head of royal protection, claims it's 'inconceivable' Andrew's security officers saw nothing, amid police probes into misconduct and Epstein links.
Chernihiv's Heroic Stand Against Russian Invasion
The city of Chernihiv became a symbol of Ukrainian resistance when 2,000 defenders held off 30,000 Russian troops in a brutal siege that lasted weeks. Survivors share their harrowing stories of survival and resilience.
Chernihiv's Unbreakable Spirit in Ukraine's War
As the war in Ukraine enters its fifth year, residents of Chernihiv share harrowing tales of survival, resistance, and hope amid relentless Russian attacks.
Paris March and Ukraine War Tensions Ahead of Anniversary
Thousands marched in Paris supporting Ukraine as diplomatic disputes with Hungary and Slovakia escalate over energy supplies, amid ongoing conflict developments.
Arab Nations Condemn US Ambassador's Biblical Land Claim
More than a dozen Arab and Islamic governments issue joint statement denouncing US Ambassador Mike Huckabee's remarks about Israel's biblical right to Middle East territory as inflammatory and threatening regional peace.
AI Tool Inaccuracies Led to Israeli Football Fan Ban, MPs Find
A parliamentary committee reveals Microsoft's Copilot AI provided inaccurate evidence used by West Midlands Police to pursue a ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters, damaging community relations.
Australia 'Actively Doing Nothing' to Help Citizens in Syrian Camp
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says Australia has limited options to block the return of 34 women and children from a Syrian detention camp, while warning against inflammatory political rhetoric.
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