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.
Category : Politics
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.
Americans Abroad Face Complex Citizenship Renunciation
American expatriates encounter significant bureaucratic hurdles and financial implications when attempting to renounce their US citizenship, a process that has gained attention globally.
Teen Falls 15ft Through Derelict Debenhams Skylight in Plymouth
A 14-year-old boy sustained multiple injuries after falling through a skylight at the vacant Debenhams store on Royal Parade. Police warn of dangers in urban exploration.
Texas Candidate Yarbrough Gets Trump Endorsement, Hard-Right Funding
Jace Yarbrough, a Texas congressional candidate with extremist views, has received major donations from tech billionaire Peter Thiel and other hard-right figures, followed by an endorsement from Donald Trump. New FEC filings reveal a network of far-right
Trump ICE Policies Spark Whistle Protests and Public Outcry
Public demonstrations featuring whistles and chants erupt in response to Trump's ICE enforcement policies, highlighting widespread opposition and civil unrest.
Trump Weighs Early Iran Strike as Nuclear Deadline Looms
Reports indicate Donald Trump is contemplating a limited military strike against Iran to force nuclear negotiations, following a public two-week deadline. The US military buildup in the region intensifies as tensions escalate.
300 Cannabis Plants Found in Northolt Pub Raid
Police uncovered approximately 300 cannabis plants at The White Hart pub in Northolt, West London, following a public tip-off. The sophisticated operation posed significant fire risks due to dangerous electrical alterations.
European Press Reacts to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Arrest
European newspapers unanimously declare the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor a historic blow to the British monarchy, sparking debates on its future and internal family dynamics.
Epstein's Border Officer Ties Revealed in New Documents
Newly released documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein cultivated relationships with multiple Customs and Border Protection officers at St. Thomas airport, prompting a federal investigation that resulted in no charges.
Tenerife Machete Attack: Child Dead, Mother Critical, Suspect Shot
A horrific machete attack in Tenerife's Cabo Blanco village left a 10-year-old boy dead and his mother fighting for life. Police shot the suspect, believed to be the father, after he attacked an officer.
Allred: Police Prioritize Trade Secrets Over Sexual Assault Claims
Prominent US lawyer Gloria Allred argues that while Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faces arrest for sharing state secrets, sexual assault allegations against him remain unaddressed by police, highlighting systemic failures in justice for trafficking victims.
Andrew Mountbatten Arrest: Epstein Ties Probe Intensifies
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office related to Jeffrey Epstein. Police are searching his former home as the investigation continues.
Trump on Andrew Mountbatten Arrest: 'Very Sad' for Royals
Donald Trump has commented on the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, calling it a 'very sad' day for the royal family while praising King Charles. US politicians are calling for accountability in Epstein connections.
Royal Daughters 'In State' After Andrew's Arrest
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie are reportedly 'in a state' following their father Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest on misconduct charges, with King Charles stating 'the law must take its course.'
US Weakens Anti-Corruption Safeguards Under Trump Administration
Transparency International's report reveals a global backslide in corruption perceptions, with the US criticized for politicizing enforcement and undermining democratic institutions under Trump.
Labour Councillor Challenges Party Over Austerity Claims
A Labour councillor in Newham has publicly disputed his own party's claim that austerity is over, despite a £30m government funding boost that helped balance the budget.
Police Vans at Andrew's Former Home Amid Investigation
Unmarked police vans were spotted at Royal Lodge, the former Berkshire residence of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, as part of an ongoing misconduct investigation.
UK Passport Rules Start Feb 25 with £589 Fee for Dual Nationals
New UK border controls require dual nationals to present a British passport or pay £589 for a certificate of entitlement, affecting children born abroad and prompting citizenship renunciations.
Labour Minister Falsely Linked Journalists to Pro-Kremlin Network
Exclusive: Josh Simons, a Labour minister, sent emails to GCHQ officials falsely accusing journalists of ties to Russian propaganda, in what critics call a 'McCarthyite smear' campaign.
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