Pam Bondi Subpoenaed for Epstein Files

The House Judiciary Committee subpoenas former Attorney General Pam Bondi for documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, escalating a political battle over the handling of the investigation.

Labor’s Second Chance on Corruption

Labor faces renewed pressure to address corruption after failing on an earlier promise. Experts urge stronger anti-corruption measures as public trust wanes.

CIA Official Accused of Stealing $40M in Gold Bars

David Rush, a former CIA employee, allegedly stole 303 gold bars worth over $40 million and $2 million in foreign currency from his office. He also faces charges for falsifying credentials and timecard fraud.

Labour Union Backlash Over Living Wage Delay

Labour faces union backlash after a minister suggests the full living wage for over-18s may be delayed until after the next election, sparking criticism from Usdaw and TSSA.

Police Probe 'Evil Zionist' Abuse of Helen Mirren

Met Police review footage of Helen Mirren being called an 'evil Zionist b****' on a London street, considering it a possible hate crime. The actress is not Jewish but is a vocal Israel supporter.

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