Azerbaijan's Trump Board Sparks London Peace Protests
Azerbaijan's controversial billboard featuring Donald Trump in London has ignited protests by peace activists, highlighting tensions over foreign influence and political messaging in the city.
Category : Politics
Man Declares Self President of Unclaimed Land, Opens Embassies
Daniel Jackson, 21, founded the Free Republic of Verdis on unclaimed Balkan territory and has opened two embassies while pursuing international recognition for his micronation.
Man Denies 48 Counts of Drugging and Assaulting Wife
A man in his 60s has pleaded not guilty to 48 offences involving drugging his wife for sexual assault and rape over two decades, with 12 other men also charged in the case.
Passport Rules Block Brit from Visiting Dying Mother
A British woman living in the Netherlands faces being unable to see her 91-year-old dying mother due to new Home Office rules requiring dual nationals to present British passports.
Trump Considers 'Limited Strike' on Iran
US President Donald Trump told reporters he is considering a 'limited strike' on Iran to pressure Tehran on nuclear restrictions, sparking fears of escalating conflict.
Supreme Court Rules Trump Overstepped Power on Tariffs
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Donald Trump overstepped executive authority by imposing tariffs, dealing a blow to his economic agenda and asserting Congressional power over taxation.
New Mexico Reopens Epstein Ranch Investigation
New Mexico's attorney general has ordered the reopening of the criminal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch following new revelations from federal files.
Prince Andrew's Fall: Royal Status Removed Amid Police Probe
A visual timeline charts Prince Andrew's life from youthful prince to his recent arrest, highlighting key moments with Epstein and the loss of royal titles.
Judge Accuses White House of Terror Against Immigrants
A federal judge has condemned the Trump administration for terrorizing immigrants and recklessly violating laws in mass deportations, citing violence against citizens and due process failures.
Jealous Husband Jailed for Murdering Wife in Cardiff
Thisara Weragalage, 38, has been sentenced to at least 23 years in prison for murdering his wife, Nirodha, in a jealous rage after she started dating a colleague in Cardiff.
Man Pleads Guilty to London Underground Text Scam Plot
A man has pleaded guilty to a conspiracy to defraud London Underground passengers using SMS blasters hidden in suitcases, targeting commuters with fake delivery messages to steal bank details.
Mandelson's Consultancy Global Counsel Falls into Administration
Global Counsel, co-founded by Peter Mandelson, has ceased trading and entered administration after clients severed ties over links to Jeffrey Epstein, leading to redundancies for its 100 UK staff.
US Military Buildup Near Iran: Trump's War Plans
The US is rapidly increasing its military presence around Iran, with aircraft carriers, fighter jets, and destroyers deployed. President Trump's actions signal potential strikes amid nuclear tensions and domestic unrest in Iran.
Andrew Arrest Photo 'Icing on Cake' for Royal Family's Worst Day
The dramatic image of a shellshocked Andrew leaving custody has been described as the 'icing on the cake' for one of the worst days in modern royal history, following his unprecedented arrest.
Two Charged with Murder in Death of Three-Year-Old London Boy
A 28-year-old woman and a 30-year-old man face murder charges following the death of three-year-old Isiayah Henry in Woolwich, southeast London, after he was hospitalized with serious injuries.
Reform UK's Matt Goodwin Faces GB News Harassment Complaint
Matt Goodwin, Reform UK's byelection candidate, was accused by a GB News staffer of inappropriate comments. His lawyer called it a resolved 'minor workplace matter'.
CFMEU Scandal Threatens Jacinta Allan's Premiership
A bombshell report alleges Victoria's CFMEU branch turned into a crime syndicate, costing taxpayers billions and endangering Premier Jacinta Allan's political future as the state election nears.
Tim Wilson's Political Ambition: Shadow Treasurer's Rise
Tim Wilson, the new shadow treasurer, emerges as a key figure in the Liberal Party after the 2025 election defeat, sparking debates over ideology and leadership ambitions.
Epstein Files Boost Conspiracies Amid Prince Andrew Arrest
The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in the Epstein scandal reveals systemic failures, emboldening conspiracy theorists and eroding trust in institutions.
One Nation's Rise Sparks Immigration Debate in Australia
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party, with polls showing up to 26% support, is reshaping immigration policy, prompting Labor and Coalition responses amid rising tensions.
Liberals' Election Test: South Australia Polling Nightmare
New polling reveals the South Australian election could be a disaster for the Liberal Party, with a surge to One Nation posing a critical challenge. Analysis includes Angus Taylor's shadow frontbench and debates on IS families.
Two Charged with Murder After Boy's Death in Woolwich
Two South East London residents have been charged with murder and child death offenses following the tragic death of three-year-old Isiayah Henry in Woolwich.
Western Powers Failed to Prevent Sudan Atrocities
A UN report details genocide in El Fasher, Sudan, as Western governments prioritized strategic alliances over civilian protection, with UAE support for RSF militias continuing unchecked.
Killer Jailed 23 Years for Ambush Murder of Wife
Thisara Weragalage, 38, has been sentenced to at least 23 years for the premeditated murder of his wife, Nirodha, whom he stabbed 17 times after she began a new relationship.
Epstein Estate Settles $35M Lawsuit Over Advisers' Alleged Role
Jeffrey Epstein's estate agrees to pay up to $35 million to settle a class-action lawsuit accusing his lawyer and accountant of aiding his sex trafficking, following earlier victim compensation.
Trump's Board of Peace Meets on Gaza Future
The inaugural meeting of Trump's Board of Peace convened to discuss strategies for Gaza's future, focusing on diplomatic and security frameworks amid ongoing regional tensions.
Smokejumper Sam Forstag Takes on Ryan Zinke in Montana
Sam Forstag, a smokejumper and union leader, is running for Congress in Montana to unseat Republican Ryan Zinke, focusing on pro-worker policies and criticizing Zinke's record on public lands and corporate ties.
Dagenham Man Jailed for Unprovoked Alley Attack on Woman
Levi Silcott, 26, has been sentenced to six years in prison for a violent, unprovoked assault that left a woman with serious facial fractures requiring reconstructive surgery in Gillingham, Kent.
Global Counsel Lobbying Firm Collapses After Mandelson Scandal
The lobbying firm founded by Lord Peter Mandelson has collapsed into administration after clients severed ties due to his association with Jeffrey Epstein, resulting in 130 job losses.
Downing Street Invites Content Creators in Labour's Media Push
No 10's New Media Unit is partnering with content creators to reach younger audiences, sparking debate but addressing trust and news consumption shifts in the digital age.
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