US rights groups sue Trump over ICC sanctions
Four US human rights groups sue Trump administration over 'crippling' ICC sanctions, alleging illegal attack on international justice and violation of constitutional rights.
Category : Politics
Baka Elected Hungarian President in Orbán Era Break
Former judge András Baka elected Hungarian president with 140 votes, marking a clear break from the Orbán era.
Eclipse Overshadows Clacton By-Election in Cartoon
A new cartoon by Nicola Jennings depicts a partial solar eclipse looming over the Clacton by-election, symbolizing the overshadowing of local politics by celestial events.
US cancels 175,000 visas since Trump's return
The US State Department has canceled over 175,000 visas since Trump returned to office, quadrupling Biden's pace, targeting alleged visa violators.
Mangione in NY Court for High-Profile Case
Luigi Mangione appeared in a New York court on Aug 11, 2026, facing charges in a case drawing national attention, with proceedings ongoing.
Brian May Slams AI With Creepy Queen Album Recreation
Brian May shared Meta AI's botched recreation of Queen's 'The Game' cover, calling AI a threat and urging PM Andy Burnham to block UK data centres.
Tupac murder trial begins 30 years on: why now?
Jury selection began August 10 for Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, charged with Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder. Davis, 63, pleads not guilty; if convicted, faces life without parole.
Colt Gray's father demands new trial after 15-year sentence
Colin Gray, father of school shooter Colt Gray, files motion for new trial days after receiving 15-year sentence for his role in Apalachee High School shooting.
Cocaine worth £232m found in bananas at UK port
Border Force seized nearly 3 tonnes of cocaine hidden in banana boxes at London Gateway Port, with nine men arrested and bailed.
Solar Eclipse Glasses & Pinhole Projectors: Safe Viewing
Learn how to safely view the solar eclipse using certified glasses or a DIY pinhole projector, avoiding eye damage. Experts share tips.
EuroMillions £14m Jackpot Tonight: Syndicate Deal
Tonight's EuroMillions jackpot is £14m; a syndicate deal increases chances, but 'Silent Mode' is key. Full details inside.
Putin visit: Russians told to stay inside, away from windows
Residents in Novosibirsk, Siberia, were ordered to stay indoors and away from windows during Vladimir Putin's first visit since 2018, citing security measures.
Peaty's sister withdraws statement in brother's case
Adam Peaty's sister Bethany has withdrawn her witness statement in the harassment investigation against his brother James, raising hopes the case will be dropped.
King Charles' kilt tradition Prince William rarely follows
King Charles consistently wears kilts at Balmoral, but Prince William rarely follows suit. The royal family will gather at the Scottish estate in August, with William and Kate expected to visit before Prince George starts Eton.
Brent Hails Government Plan to Curb Gambling Premises
Brent Council leader hails government plan to scrap 'Aim to Permit' rule, giving councils power to block new gambling venues after borough declared 'gambling harms emergency'.
Reform UK hits 17-month low in YouGov poll ahead of Clacton
Reform UK has dropped to its lowest YouGov score in 17 months, with Labour leading 24% to 22% ahead of the Clacton by-election.
Man dead, another injured in Clapham shooting
A 25-year-old man was killed and a 22-year-old injured in a Clapham shooting; the latter was arrested on suspicion of murder.
Gregg Wallace to be a grandfather after ultrasound privacy slip
Gregg Wallace, 61, revealed he's becoming a grandfather via ultrasound photo, initially exposing private medical details before fans warned him and he reposted a cropped image.
Kingsbury set for 20mph zone and double yellow lines
Brent Council proposes 20mph limit, double yellow lines, and greening on Old Kenton Lane, Kingsbury. Public consultation ends August 21.
Clapham shooting: Locals 'horrified' as gunfire erupts
A 'shooting' near a Clapham pub has left residents traumatized, with forensic teams at the scene and police yet to confirm details.
Caleb plots to destroy Joe Tate in Emmerdale exit plan
Caleb Miligan seizes a chance to ruin Joe Tate's life as Dawn and Billy plan to flee with the kids, needing Caleb's help for new identities and cash.
PC Harper killers not released early, Rayner says
Angela Rayner confirms PC Andrew Harper's killers won't be released early, with plans to be unveiled in Parliament in September.
Trump smuggled off Air Force One in catering truck
Donald Trump was secretly moved off Air Force One in a catering truck in Turkey last month due to an Iranian assassination plot, according to The Washington Post.
UK heatwave alerts as New Forest fire continues
UKHSA issues heat health alerts for England as fifth heatwave arrives, with temperatures up to 29°C and 71.3% of England in drought.
Baby Snatcher's Desperate Deception: New Film Exposes Truth
A new Netflix documentary reveals how a Mexican woman faked a pregnancy for months before stealing a newborn from a hospital, driven by family pressure and psychological distress.
Arron Banks urged to reveal journalist surveillance extent
Arron Banks faces calls to disclose surveillance of journalists after admitting hiring private investigators, described as an 'attack on democracy'.
Netanyahu's Gaza Deal Rejection Risks Trump Alienation
Netanyahu rejected a US-backed Gaza plan, risking Trump's support. The move, which blindsided IDF commanders, highlights tensions between far-right coalition allies and international pressure for a permanent settlement.
Sanders urges Silicon Valley to pause AI development
Senator Bernie Sanders has called on Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic to pause AI development, warning of catastrophic risks and imminent regulation.
Trump's Hollow Gaza Peace Claims Ignored by Netanyahu
Israel's PM Netanyahu rejects US-backed Gaza plan, defying Trump's claims. With 1,300 Palestinians killed since October, real pressure is needed for relief.
Peer urges Badenoch to sack ex-neo-Nazi adviser
Luciana Berger, a Labour peer, has urged Kemi Badenoch to reverse the appointment of Joshua Bonehill-Paine, a former neo-Nazi convicted of racially aggravated harassment, as an adviser to the Conservative party's culture and integration commission.
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