Lord Wallace of Tankerness: Liberal Politician Dies at 71
Jim Wallace, Lord Wallace of Tankerness, has died aged 71. The influential Liberal Democrat served as Scotland's deputy first minister and was a key figure in UK politics for decades.
Category : Politics
Democrats Avert US Government Shutdown with DHS Deal
US Democrats have successfully negotiated funding for the Department of Homeland Security, preventing a government shutdown. The deal highlights bipartisan efforts amid political tensions.
Church Bishops Criticise UK Over West Bank
Three Church of England bishops accuse the British government of enabling Israel's de facto annexation of the West Bank through inaction on ICJ rulings and settler violence.
UK Must Uphold Legal Duties to Protect Palestinians
Britain faces calls to adhere to its international obligations in safeguarding Palestinian rights, amid ongoing global scrutiny and diplomatic pressures.
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Bovino Confederate Email Scandal in Border Patrol
Demoted Trump administration border official Gregory Bovino was sent Confederate imagery by a colleague in 2018, with discrimination lawsuits alleging racial bias in promotions.
Mandelson Denies Epstein Payments as Pressure Mounts
Lord Mandelson says he has no recollection of receiving $75,000 from Jeffrey Epstein as documents suggest. Political pressure grows for him to testify before US Congress.
Boy, 5, Detained by ICE Finally Allowed Home
Liam Ramos, a five-year-old boy detained by ICE agents, has been released and returned to Minnesota after a case that sparked global outrage and political debate.
Russian Drone Attack Kills Ukrainian Mine Workers
A Russian drone strike targeted a bus transporting mine workers in Ukraine, resulting in fatalities. The attack underscores the ongoing conflict's impact on civilians.
Islamic Nations Condemn Israel Over Gaza Ceasefire Violations
Eight Islamic countries jointly condemn Israel for repeated ceasefire violations in Gaza, as Israel prepares to reopen the Rafah crossing with limited capacity and moves to ban Doctors Without Borders.
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Mandelson Denies Epstein Payments Amid Political Fallout
Lord Peter Mandelson claims no memory of receiving $75,000 from Jeffrey Epstein as documents suggest payments. Housing Secretary Steve Reed urges evidence sharing while Trevor Phillips declares Mandelson's political career over.
150 Militants Killed in Pakistan's Balochistan Battle
Nearly 150 militants have been killed in a 40-hour battle in Pakistan's Balochistan province after separatist attacks left dozens dead, officials report.
Police Link Deaths in Torquay and Hampshire
Devon and Cornwall Police are investigating the deaths of a woman in Torquay and a man in Hampshire, who are believed to have known each other.
Boy and Father Released from Texas Immigration Detention
A five-year-old boy and his father have been released from a Texas immigration detention centre and returned to Minneapolis, with Congressman Joaquin Castro confirming their freedom.
Iran Protester Released After Trump Execution Warning
Erfan Soltani, a 26-year-old shopkeeper facing execution for anti-regime protests in Iran, has been released on bail following US President Donald Trump's threat of military action.
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Mandelson Urged to Testify on Epstein Links as Documents Reveal Payments
A UK government minister calls for Lord Mandelson to testify before US Congress about his Jeffrey Epstein links, as newly released documents appear to show financial transactions.
Prince Andrew Seen After Epstein Photo Scandal
Prince Andrew has been photographed in public for the first time since disturbing images from the Epstein files were released, showing him kneeling over a woman.
Epstein Files Reveal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Photos and Emails
The US Department of Justice has released over 3 million documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case, including photos of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and emails suggesting contact with Epstein after his house arrest.
British Girl Missing in Morocco: Family Pleads for UK Support
The family of seven-year-old Inaayah Makda from Blackburn describe 'unbearable pain' as search efforts in Casablanca are hampered by severe weather and limited UK support.
Gorton and Denton Byelection: Voter Anger and Labour's Struggle
A deep dive into the Gorton and Denton byelection reveals widespread voter resentment towards Labour, with concerns over immigration, cost of living, and leadership defining the political landscape ahead of the crucial vote.
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Mandelson Under Pressure to Testify on Epstein as Friend Warns of End
Pressure intensifies for Lord Peter Mandelson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to testify before US Congress on Jeffrey Epstein links, with Housing Secretary urging evidence sharing.
Family of missing Blackburn girl plead for UK help in Morocco
The family of Inaayah Makda, a seven-year-old from Blackburn, describe unbearable pain as severe weather hampers search efforts in Casablanca, urging UK authorities for more support.
Democrat Flips Red Texas District in Stunning Victory
Democrat Taylor Rehmet wins Texas state senate special election, flipping a Republican stronghold that Trump won by 17 points in 2024, adding to Democratic overperformance.
Pakistan Targets Baloch Separatists After Major Attacks
Pakistan's security forces have escalated operations against Baloch separatist militants following a series of coordinated assaults across multiple cities that left dozens dead.
FBI Georgia Ballot Seizure Signals Election Scrutiny
The FBI's unprecedented seizure of 2020 ballots in Georgia marks a significant escalation in federal election oversight, with implications for future electoral processes nationwide.
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Renee Good Killing Reveals Fragile White Womanhood Pact
The fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis has sparked outrage, revealing how the state's protection of white women is conditional on upholding white supremacy, with roots in 1915's Birth of a Nation.
Turning Point Australia's Bid to Shape Elections and Education
Turning Point Australia, inspired by US and UK conservative movements, aims to expand into schools and universities while influencing election outcomes through right-wing Christian values.
Parliament Returns Amid Coalition Chaos and Policy Splits
As parliament reconvenes, the spotlight intensifies on a coalition in disarray, with internal divisions and potential leadership spills threatening policy stability and governance.
Green Leader Criticises Drug Policy Hypocrisy
Zack Polanski, Green party leader, calls out politicians who admit drug use but support incarceration, advocating for legalisation and regulation instead.
Sharon Osbourne May Run Against Terror Convict in Birmingham
Sharon Osbourne declares she's considering standing for election in Birmingham after learning convicted terror plotter Shahid Butt is running for local council in Sparkhill.
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Rafah Border Reopens with Limited Crossings
The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt has reopened after nearly two years of closure, allowing limited daily crossings under strict EU supervision as part of a US-brokered ceasefire agreement.
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