Denmark, US to hold Greenland talks despite Trump clash
Denmark announces high-level working group with US over Greenland's future, following Trump's claim that US control is 'unacceptable'. Read the latest on the Arctic security standoff.
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Poll: World Believes Trump is Making China Great Again
A major 21-country survey reveals global perceptions are shifting, with most expecting China's influence to grow while faith in the US as an ally declines. Explore the detailed findings.
Burglar jailed after clumsy petrol station raid escape
Durham Police release hilarious CCTV of a burglar repeatedly falling during a failed petrol station break-in. Andrew Pickering, 50, is jailed for 12 months. Watch the footage.
White House social media post accused of neo-Nazi nod
The White House faces criticism after a social media post references a key neo-Nazi text, raising concerns about far-right messaging within the Trump administration. Read the full analysis.
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Legal Challenge Filed Against California's Prop 50
A new lawsuit challenges California's Proposition 50, alleging it creates an unfair congressional redistricting process. Discover the legal arguments and potential national impact.
Gaza Peace Plan Enters Complicated Second Phase
The US has launched phase two of the Gaza peace plan, a complex mix of pledges and ambitions. We analyse the new governing bodies and the towering challenges of disarmament and reconstruction.
Starmer denies digital ID plan is a U-turn
PM Keir Starmer insists mandatory digital checks for work remain, despite dropping a single compulsory ID card. The government calls it a technical tweak, while the opposition cries chaos.
US Announces Second Phase of Gaza Ceasefire
The US has declared the start of the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire, involving a committee of Palestinian technocrats to run the territory. Details remain scarce as talks continue.
Police Chief's Job on Line After Damning Maccabi Report
Chief Constable Craig Guildford's future is in doubt after a scathing report revealed intelligence failures behind the ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans. Read the full details.
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Denmark and US differ on Greenland after Washington talks
Danish foreign minister says US acquisition of Greenland 'absolutely not necessary' after talks. Plus, hate speech laws target Hizb ut-Tahrir, and a tennis coach's $1m win.
Labour MPs could rebel over Hillsborough law breakdown
Keir Starmer faces a Labour rebellion over the Hillsborough law after talks with bereaved families broke down. The dispute centres on whether intelligence officers must give evidence to inquiries.
US Suspends Immigrant Visa Processing from 75 Countries
The Trump administration has indefinitely paused immigrant visa processing for citizens of 75 countries, citing welfare dependency concerns. The sweeping move marks a major escalation in US immigration restrictions.
Iran Protester Sentenced to Death as Crackdown Intensifies
Iran sentences first protester, Erfan Soltani, to death amid violent crackdown. The regime defies US President Trump's warning of 'very strong action'. Read the latest from inside Iran.
Reporter offered ICE job after six-minute interview
A journalist critical of ICE claims she received a final job offer with minimal vetting, raising serious questions about the agency's hiring safeguards and security protocols.
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Police chief clings to job after Maccabi fan ban errors
West Midlands Chief Constable Craig Guildford refuses to resign despite losing the Home Secretary's confidence over 'exaggerated' intelligence used to ban Israeli football fans. Full report.
Trump Suspends Visa Processing from 75 Countries
The Trump administration has indefinitely suspended immigrant visa processing for applicants from 75 countries. The policy, citing 'public charge' concerns, takes effect 21 January. Full list inside.
Palestine Action hunger strikers end protest after MoD decision
Three protesters have ended their hunger strike after the UK government decided against awarding a major contract to Israeli arms firm Elbit Systems UK. Read the full story on the prisoners' demands and the campaign's impact.
Trump backs whole milk bill in US schools
Former President Donald Trump endorses a Republican bill to reintroduce whole milk in US school cafeterias, reigniting debates on nutrition, childhood obesity, and political symbolism. Discover the details and implications.
Albanese stunned by Coalition's rushed legislation claim
PM Anthony Albanese expresses shock as the Coalition criticises the recall of parliament for new laws, despite previously demanding immediate action after the Bondi attack.
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US Suspends Immigrant Visas from 75 Countries
The US State Department suspends immigrant visa processing for 75 countries, including Iran and Russia, from 21 January. The move aims to curb 'abuse of the immigration system'. Read the full list and analysis.
Palestine Action Hunger Strike Ends After 73 Days
Three Palestine Action activists end 73-day hunger strike after Elbit Systems UK fails to secure major government defence contract. Read the full story.
Starmer's Kama Sutra joke is a 30-year-old political staple
Sir Keir Starmer's risqué PMQs quip about the Tories and the Kama Sutra is a political joke recycled for over three decades. Discover its long parliamentary history.
73-Day Hunger Strike Ends After Elbit Loses Key Contract
Three activists end their 73-day hunger strike after Elbit Systems UK is denied a crucial £2 billion government contract. Read the full story on the protest's impact.
US Launches Phase Two of Gaza Peace Plan
The US announces the second phase of its Gaza ceasefire plan, involving disarming Hamas and a new transitional authority. Discover the challenges and next steps.
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Schoolboy accused of synagogue terror plot arrested in uniform
A 15-year-old boy, arrested in his school uniform, is accused of plotting attacks on synagogues after joining far-right group The Base. His bedroom contained white supremacist flags and weapons. Follow the trial updates.
New Chair Appointed to Sheku Bayoh Inquiry
Judge Lord Colbeck takes over the inquiry into Sheku Bayoh's 2015 death. The move follows Lord Bracadale's resignation over impartiality concerns. Read the latest developments.
Farage's 'Never Trust a Tory' Stance Tested by Zahawi
Readers react as former Tory chancellor Nadhim Zahawi defects to Reform UK, challenging Nigel Farage's past rhetoric. Plus, debate on bus reliability and London's safety. Share your views.
New Chair for Sheku Bayoh Inquiry After Impartiality Row
Supreme Court judge Lord Colbeck takes over the Sheku Bayoh public inquiry. The move follows Lord Bracadale's resignation over impartiality concerns. Get the latest on this major Scottish case.
Ex-London's Burning Actor Jailed for Teen Sex Assaults
Actor John Alford sentenced to eight-and-a-half years for sexually assaulting two teenage girls at a Hertfordshire party. The former Grange Hill star was found guilty on multiple counts.
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US bans visas from 75 countries including Russia and Iran
The Trump Administration pauses immigrant visas from 75 countries, citing welfare concerns. The freeze begins January 21. Read the full list and analysis.
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