Trump Backs Challenger to Senator Cassidy in Louisiana
Donald Trump endorses Julia Letlow for Senate, targeting Republican Bill Cassidy who voted for his impeachment. Explore the political feud and its implications for the 2024 election.
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Farage heads to Davos after years of criticism
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, a long-time critic of the World Economic Forum, will attend the Davos summit this week, hoping to meet Donald Trump. Read the full story on his dramatic shift.
Europe reconsiders US ties after Trump's Greenland tariffs
Donald Trump's threat of tariffs over Greenland has shattered EU appeasement strategy, sparking calls to use the bloc's 'big bazooka' against US coercion. Read the full analysis.
Iran Warns US Attack on Leader Means War
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian warns any attack on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would be a declaration of war, amid tensions with the US and ongoing protests. Read the latest developments.
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Oxfam trustee resigns, demands Charity Commission probe
An Oxfam trustee has resigned, citing 'cruel' treatment of ex-CEO Halima Begum and governance failures. He calls for the Charity Commission to intervene. Read the full story.
New UK School of Government for Civil Service AI Training
The UK government is creating a new School for Government and Public Services to train senior civil servants in AI, data, and leadership, reversing a decision made over a decade ago.
Europe's United Front Against Trump's Greenland Bullying
Europe's swift, unified response to Trump's tariff threats over Greenland shows fear of coercive diplomacy is fading. Analysis of the institutional pushback and its implications for transatlantic relations.
Trump's Greenland push ignites Republican criticism
Donald Trump's escalating demands for the US to acquire Greenland have triggered a backlash from his own party, with warnings of economic harm and a fractured NATO alliance. Read the latest.
Jenrick Defection Sparks 'Playground Politicking' Criticism
A voter's letter condemns Westminster's gossip over governance as Robert Jenrick's defection and Nigel Farage's ambitions fuel fears of a Tory/Reform alliance. Calls grow for political reform.
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Magistrate shortage threatens Lammy's court reforms
Plans to create 'swift courts' and limit jury trials face a major obstacle due to a critical shortage of magistrates. Experts question the viability of the reforms and their alignment with the Canadian model.
Hillsborough Law Amendment Pulled After Backlash
The UK government has withdrawn a controversial amendment to the proposed Hillsborough law following criticism from campaigners and MPs. The change was seen as watering down the legislation.
Boy, 11, charged after allegedly shooting father over Nintendo
An 11-year-old Pennsylvania boy is charged with criminal homicide after allegedly shooting his father, Douglas Dietz, 42, following a dispute over his Nintendo Switch. The tragic incident occurred in the family home on the boy's birthday.
Trump's Greenland Tariff Plan Satirised in Cartoon
Nicola Jennings' cartoon skewers Donald Trump's reported plan for a 10% tariff on Greenland. Explore the satire and its implications for global trade and climate policy.
UK Forced to Rethink US Ties After Greenland Trade War
Protests in Greenland and a US trade war force Britain to confront the crumbling Western alliance. Keir Starmer's government must now plan an escape from Trump's volatile world order. Read the analysis.
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Uganda's Museveni wins 7th term, calls opponents terrorists
Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni, 81, secures a seventh term amid accusations of repression and an internet blackout. He labels the opposition 'terrorists' in his victory speech. Read the full report.
UK 'constantly suffering' from online disinformation campaigns
Senior Labour MP Emily Thornberry warns urgent action is needed against foreign disinformation and biased algorithms threatening British democracy. Read the full investigation.
North Korean soldier triggers landmine in Ukraine
Shocking footage shows a North Korean soldier fighting for Russia blown up by a landmine on a snowy sled. Reports detail Kim Jong-un's costly support for Putin, with thousands of casualties.
Tory-Reform Feud: A Battle for the Right's Soul
The defection of Robert Jenrick to Reform UK exposes a bitter feud on the British right. But as John Harris argues, this is less a revolution and more a family row over who gets to lead a reunited conservative movement.
Pair extradited to Belgium for migrant abuse crimes
Two members of a people smuggling gang, convicted of raping and sexually abusing vulnerable minor migrants, have been extradited from the UK to Belgium to serve prison sentences. Read the full story.
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Syrian army captures major oil field in offensive
Syrian government troops seize the country's largest oil field and a key gas field in a major advance against Kurdish-led forces, despite US calls to halt the offensive. Read the latest.
Labour MPs push for major credit union expansion
A cross-party group of Labour MPs calls on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to supercharge credit unions, offering affordable loans to millions. The move coincides with Queen Camilla's support for military credit unions.
Jenrick's 'New Sheriff' Memo Leaked Before Reform Defection
Secret media notes branding Robert Jenrick 'the new sheriff in town' were leaked to Kemi Badenoch, triggering his explosive defection to Reform UK. Read the full story.
ICE's Deadly Record: Calls for Systemic Overhaul
The killing of Renee Good by an ICE agent spotlights an agency with a history of violence and impunity. Experts argue for a fundamental shift away from a security logic that endangers lives.
Labour MPs urge Starmer to back under-16s social media ban
More than 60 Labour MPs sign a letter urging Keir Starmer to support a social media ban for under-16s, following Australia's lead. Read the full story on the internal party pressure.
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Counter-protesters overwhelm far-right rally in Minneapolis
Hundreds of counter-demonstrators in Minneapolis successfully confronted a small pro-ICE rally led by far-right activist Jake Lang. Read the full account of the clash and the ongoing immigration crackdown.
Jenrick defection makes Reform election win more likely
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf claims Robert Jenrick's move is a 'milestone' that increases the party's chance of a general election victory, as he vows to 'replace' the Tories.
East London leisure centres may open until 2am
Tower Hamlets Council plans to keep Mile End and Whitechapel leisure centres open until 2am to generate income and cater for shift workers. The final budget vote is on 25th February.
UK & EU warn Trump tariffs over Greenland risk 'dangerous spiral'
The UK and seven European nations condemn US tariff threats linked to a bid to buy Greenland, warning of a 'dangerous downward spiral' in transatlantic relations. Read the latest.
Australia's Hate Speech Bill: Will Labor's Legislation Pass?
Australia's Labor government pushes controversial hate speech laws. We analyse the bill's details, fierce opposition, and its uncertain future in parliament. Read the full story.
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Lib Dem MPs frustrated by Ed Davey's cautious leadership
Significant numbers of Liberal Democrat MPs are growing impatient with leader Ed Davey's cautious strategy and lack of a clear national message, warning frustrations could bubble over.
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