Labour's Reform UK Dilemma: Threat or Tory Sequel?
Keir Starmer warns Reform UK represents an unprecedented danger to Britain, yet his own party's messaging portrays Nigel Farage's movement as merely 'Tories: the sequel'.
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Bernardi to Lead One Nation Ticket in SA Election
Former Liberal senator Cory Bernardi will head Pauline Hanson's One Nation ticket in the upcoming South Australian state election, marking a significant political shift.
Man Jailed for TikTok Motorbike Theft Video
Cosworth Flemming, 21, from Burnley, has been sentenced to nine months in detention after posting a TikTok video showing him stealing a motorbike. The judge condemned his actions.
Cheerleading Coach's Sentence Appeal Rejected
Rosana Awan, a former cheerleading coach convicted of sexually abusing a teenager, has failed in her bid to reduce her 10-year prison sentence. The Court of Appeal dismissed arguments citing her ADHD diagnosis and other factors.
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Europe's Groundhog Day: Security and Winter Challenges
As the US celebrates Groundhog Day, Europe faces its own political time loop with urgent warnings from leaders at the Oslo Security Conference about shifting US alliances and Russian aggression, while Eastern Europe battles extreme cold.
Mandelson's Fall: Impact on McSweeney's Labour?
Lord Peter Mandelson resigns from Labour amid Epstein fallout, sparking debate on political ramifications and peerage implications in UK politics.
Mandelson Quits Labour Over Epstein Payments
Labour grandee Peter Mandelson resigns party membership after Epstein files reveal payments to him and his husband, deepening political scandal.
Mandelson Pushed JP Morgan to Lobby Against UK Banker Tax
Lord Peter Mandelson advised Jeffrey Epstein that JP Morgan should 'mildly threaten' the UK Treasury over a 50% supertax on banker bonuses, according to newly released Epstein files.
Israel Reopens Gaza-Egypt Border with Security Caps
Israel has reopened the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt in a limited capacity, coordinating with Egypt and the EU. Movement is restricted to foot traffic with security clearances and caps on travellers.
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Treasury Job Cuts: 300 Roles at Risk
Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to cut 300 Treasury staff by 2030 through voluntary exit schemes offering up to £100,000, as part of wider Whitehall cost reductions.
Record $138m 'Dark Money' to Australian Parties Before Reforms
Australian political parties received over $138 million from undisclosed sources in 2024-25, with new donation transparency rules set to begin in July.
Mandelson Quits Labour Over Epstein Files
Former minister Lord Mandelson resigns from Labour to avoid 'further embarrassment' following Epstein files release, while British artists triumph at Grammys.
Minneapolis Community Fights ICE with Mutual Aid Networks
Amid federal immigration raids in Minneapolis, residents are organising mutual aid, school patrols, and strikes in a powerful display of neighbourhood solidarity against ICE enforcement.
Victorian Opposition Leader Pulls Out of Barnaby Joyce Event
Jess Wilson withdraws from Across Victoria Alliance conference after Premier Jacinta Allan criticises her appearance alongside One Nation's Barnaby Joyce.
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Fresh Search for Dezi Freeman in Victoria's High Country
Victoria police have launched a major new search for Dezi Freeman, who allegedly killed two officers last August. Authorities are exploring three scenarios regarding his fate in the state's rugged high country terrain.
Unpacking Gullibility and Xenophobia in National Character
An analysis exploring whether societal traits like gullibility and xenophobia are sudden developments or deeply ingrained historical patterns in national identity.
Lisa Bloom: Epstein Victims' Lawyer on Weinstein and Justice
US lawyer Lisa Bloom discusses her 40-year career representing sexual misconduct victims, the Epstein files release, and the controversy over advising Harvey Weinstein.
War Crimes Surge Pushes International Law to Breaking Point
A major study covering 23 conflicts finds over 100,000 civilian deaths annually, with Gaza, Ukraine, and DRC among the worst affected, highlighting systemic failures.
DRC Families Escape M23 Fighting to Burundi Refugee Camps
Thousands of Congolese displaced by M23 rebel advances describe perilous escapes, facing disease and shortages in Burundi's overcrowded refugee camps, with personal stories of loss and resilience.
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Littleproud Survives Challenge, Coalition Talks Loom
Nationals leader David Littleproud survives leadership challenge by Colin Boyce, schedules crucial talks with Liberal counterpart Sussan Ley to reunite Coalition.
Mandelson Quits Labour Over Epstein Scandal
Lord Peter Mandelson resigns from the Labour Party amid Epstein revelations, ending a career marked by controversy and political influence.
Kyiv Power Cuts: Residents Queue for Meals Amid War
Ukrainian civilians face freezing temperatures and planned outages after Russian attacks, as peace talks are rescheduled and a drone strike kills miners.
Palmer Denies Bannon's Election Ad Strategy Claims
Australian billionaire Clive Palmer's spokesperson has denied Steve Bannon's claim that he orchestrated Palmer's $60m advertising strategy during the 2019 federal election.
Mining Magnates Lead Record Australian Political Donations
Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting donated $900,000 to right-wing group Advance, while Clive Palmer's $53.1m made him Australia's largest single political donor in 2024-25.
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Lord Mandelson Resigns from Labour Over Epstein Links
Lord Mandelson has resigned from the Labour Party to avoid further embarrassment after files showed he received $75,000 from Jeffrey Epstein, with pressure mounting on him and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
Ex-LSEG Exec Anderson Backs Labour's City Unlocking
Callum Anderson, who left the London Stock Exchange Group for politics, now advocates for Labour's policies aimed at revitalising London's financial sector and boosting economic growth.
Portland Mayor Demands ICE Leave After Teargas Incident
Portland's mayor demands ICE leave the city after federal agents deployed teargas and rubber bullets at a peaceful protest involving children outside an ICE facility.
Agents Named in Alex Pretti Shooting
Two federal agents have been identified in the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, sparking protests and a civil rights investigation.
Five-Year Sentences for UK Smuggling Route Ads
New powers under the Border Security Act enable five-year prison sentences for advertising illegal migration routes on social media, with enforcement starting Monday.
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UK Crackdown on Social Media Migrant Adverts Begins
The Home Office activates new powers targeting social media posts advertising illegal UK entry routes, with offenders facing up to five years in prison as part of border security measures.
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