Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Succession Sparks Palace Talks
Buckingham Palace and Downing Street are engaged in discussions over the succession of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, highlighting constitutional and political implications.
Category : Politics
Bronson to Expose Sentence in Parole Bid After 50+ Years in Jail
Britain's most notorious prisoner, Charles Bronson, pledges to expose his 'unlawful' sentence ahead of a parole hearing, marking his ninth attempt for release after over five decades in custody.
Supreme Court Rules Trump Tariffs Unlawful, Limits Presidential Authority
The US Supreme Court has declared Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs unlawful, marking a significant judicial check on presidential power. The 6-3 ruling, with two Trump appointees joining the majority, has sparked fury from the former president.
Authentic Starmer: Key to Reviving Labour's Appeal?
Analysis explores whether Keir Starmer's shift towards a more genuine public persona could reinvigorate Labour's support ahead of elections.
Bishop of Lincoln Arrested for Sexual Assault Allegations
The Bishop of Lincoln has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault, with police investigating allegations that have shocked the local community and church authorities.
US Strike Kills Three on Alleged Drug Boat in Pacific
The US military has conducted a strike on a vessel in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, killing three men allegedly involved in narco-trafficking operations, amid escalating tensions.
Starmer Law May Remove Andrew from Royal Succession
The UK government is considering legislation to permanently remove Prince Andrew from the line of succession following police investigations into misconduct allegations.
Greenwich Play Centre Plans Face Scrutiny Over Safety
Greenwich Council's decision to convert two adventure play centres to unsupervised operation faces formal scrutiny after criticism from campaigners and opposition councillors who cite safety risks for children.
Hillingdon Council Cuts and Fee Increases to Avoid Bankruptcy
Hillingdon Council announces £21 million in cuts and savings, with rent, tax, and parking fees rising. SEND transport budgets are reduced while housing investments are prioritized to stabilize finances.
Photos That Kept Prince Andrew in Public Eye: Epstein Scandal
From the 2001 photo with Virginia Giuffre to the 2022 arrest, key images have fueled allegations about Prince Andrew's links to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
Iran Nuclear Counterproposal Amid Trump Military Threat
Iran's foreign minister says a draft nuclear counterproposal could be ready within days as President Trump warns of potential limited military strikes, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
MPs to Investigate Andrew's Trade Envoy Role After Arrest
MPs will meet next week to discuss launching an inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's decade as UK trade envoy, following his arrest for misconduct in public office.
Europe Must Confront Putin as US Betrayal of Ukraine Deepens
As the Ukraine war enters its fifth year, Europe faces an existential crisis due to American abandonment. With US support evaporating under Trump's influence, European nations must unite to defend Ukraine independently against Russian aggression.
UK Tourist Held by ICE for Six Weeks with Valid Visa
Karen Newton, a 65-year-old British grandmother, was detained by ICE for six weeks while on holiday in the US, despite having a valid tourist visa. Her ordeal highlights concerns over immigration enforcement under Trump's administration.
Mountbatten-Windsor's Trade Envoy Role in Focus After Arrest
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's former role as UK special representative for international trade and investment is examined following his arrest on misconduct charges, detailing its controversial history and political backing.
Iran's Internet Blackout: Cheap, Easy Online Shutdowns
Iran's recent internet blackout highlights a global trend where governments are using cheaper, more accessible technology to impose online shutdowns, raising concerns about digital freedom and the splinternet effect.
Man Charged with Hate Crime After Brisbane Synagogue Attack
A 32-year-old Sunnybank man faces multiple charges after allegedly using a Toyota Hilux to ram the gates of a Brisbane synagogue. Police confirm it's not considered terrorism.
1,000+ Councillors Sign Palestine Pledge, Sparking Debate
More than 1,000 local councillors have pledged solidarity with Palestine, raising concerns over political opportunism and its impact on upcoming elections.
Hungary Threatens to Block EU Ukraine Loan Over Oil Pipeline
Hungary's Viktor Orbán threatens to veto a €90bn EU loan to Ukraine unless Kyiv resumes Russian oil shipments via the damaged Druzhba pipeline, escalating tensions amid the ongoing war.
Trump Attacks Supreme Court Over Tariff Ruling, Enacts New 10% Duty
Donald Trump faced a rare legal setback as the US Supreme Court struck down his global tariffs, prompting furious insults and a new 10% duty on all countries.
US Military Strike Kills Three in Second Drug Boat Attack
The US military launched a strike on an alleged drug smuggling boat in the eastern Pacific, killing three men. This brings the total killed in such strikes since September to at least 148.
US Citizen Killed by Immigration Agent in Texas
Newly released documents show a 23-year-old US citizen was shot dead by a Homeland Security agent during a traffic stop in Texas last year, a case not publicly disclosed by federal authorities.
Australia Urged to Rescue Citizens from Syrian Camp Crisis
As conditions worsen in the Roj camp in Syria, human rights groups call on Australia to repatriate its citizens trapped in the deteriorating facility.
South Korea's Anger Over Yoon Suk Yeol's Life Sentence
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol received life imprisonment for insurrection, sparking widespread anger as many view the punishment as dangerously lenient given the nation's history of elite impunity.
Israeli Strikes Kill 12 in Lebanon, Hit Hezbollah Official
Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 12 people in Lebanon, including senior Hezbollah leader Hussein Yaghi, in attacks targeting command centers and a refugee camp, escalating tensions amid a fragile ceasefire.
Israeli Strikes Kill 10 in Lebanon, Hezbollah Leader Dead
Israeli drone attacks in Lebanon's Bekaa valley and Sidon refugee camp have killed at least 10 people, including children, with senior Hezbollah leader Hussein Yaghi reportedly among the fatalities amid escalating regional tensions.
FBI Probes Suspected Terrorism in Las Vegas
The FBI is investigating a recent incident in Las Vegas as suspected terrorism, with authorities working to determine motives and potential threats.
Armed Drink-Driver Jailed After Fleeing into London Nightclub
Nathan Ingram, 29, sentenced to five years for possessing a loaded firearm and cocaine after fleeing a traffic stop in Hoxton and running into a crowded venue.
Huckabee: Israel Could Take All Middle East Land
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee told Tucker Carlson that Israel has a biblical right to claim the entire Middle East, sparking controversy amid Carlson's disputed airport detention claims.
Israeli Strikes Kill 10 in Lebanon, Hit Hezbollah Official
Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley have killed at least 10 people, including a senior Hezbollah official, wounding 50 others and threatening a fragile US-brokered ceasefire.
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