Over 500 killed in Iran protests, rights group says
A US-based rights group reports over 500 killed in Iran's anti-government protests. President Pezeshkian accuses 'terrorists' of chaos as US and Israel discuss intervention. Read the latest.
Category : Politics
Minister: Mandelson Should Apologise for Epstein Link
A cabinet minister says Lord Mandelson should apologise for his Jeffrey Epstein friendship. The ex-US ambassador calls the association 'calamitous' but refuses a direct apology to victims. Read the full story.
Denmark at crossroads over Trump's Greenland threats
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen warns of a 'fateful moment' for NATO as Donald Trump threatens to take action on Greenland 'whether they like it or not'. Read the latest on the escalating diplomatic crisis.
UK troops could be sent to Greenland in NATO plan
The UK is reportedly planning a NATO mission to Greenland, involving troops and warships, as a strategic move in the Arctic. This comes as former US President Donald Trump renews his interest in controlling the territory. Read the full analysis.
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Tories pledge social media ban for under-16s
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch pledges to ban social media for under-16s, citing addiction and mental health risks. The plan gains cross-party and union support.
Labour MP threatens by-election over jury trial plans
Labour MP Karl Turner warns he may force a by-election to oppose government plans to cut jury trials for some offences. Read the full story on the political standoff.
London protest backs Iran uprising, exiles demand regime change
Iranian activists in London protest outside Downing Street, voicing support for mass demonstrations in Iran and hoping for a secular, democratic future. Calls grow for international action.
Mandelson refuses to apologise to Epstein victims
Lord Peter Mandelson says he paid a 'calamitous' price for his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein but refuses to apologise directly to victims. Read his full interview statements.
EU's 'Farage Clause' Could Cost UK Billions
The EU is demanding a termination clause in new Brexit talks, ensuring compensation if the UK reneges. A stark reminder of the €5.4bn Brexit fund.
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Minister ducks questions on UK support for US action in Iran
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander refuses to say if UK would back US military moves against Iran, as Tory leader Kemi Badenoch suggests coalition strikes. Follow the latest political developments.
1,000 Kyiv flats without heating after Russian strike
Over 1,000 Kyiv apartment blocks remain without power and heating after a severe Russian bombardment of Ukraine's energy infrastructure during a deadly cold snap. Read the latest on the crisis.
Five teens arrested over Stockton murder
Cleveland Police arrest five teenagers after a 49-year-old man was found dead on Egglescliffe Close. Officers warn against sharing social media footage.
Content Creators Lead Surge in US O-1 Visa Applications
Social media influencers and content creators are increasingly securing coveted O-1 US work visas, redefining 'extraordinary ability' for the digital age. Discover how follower counts are becoming a new currency for immigration.
Iran Arrests Protest Leaders as Crackdown Intensifies
Iranian authorities arrest key protest figures as unrest enters second week. US President Trump threatens intervention, sparking a war of words with Tehran. Over 100 reported killed.
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Steele: US institutions yielded to Trump 'the bully'
Former RNC chair Michael Steele says law firms, universities and media capitulated to Trump with startling speed. He predicts a Democratic surge in the midterms as voters demand accountability.
Albanese Launches Royal Commission After Bondi
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has launched a royal commission into antisemitism and social cohesion following sustained pressure over the Bondi beach attack. Read the full analysis.
Croydon stabbing: Woman found with multiple wounds
A woman is in a stable condition after being stabbed multiple times in South Croydon. Police have cordoned off the scene and are urgently searching for a suspect. Call 101 with information.
Map reveals best and worst councils for fixing potholes
A new government traffic light system exposes which local councils are failing on pothole repairs. See if your area is red, amber, or green and the £590 average repair cost drivers face.
Over 100 Nations Back Ukraine Peace Plan in Paris Declaration
A landmark coalition of nations has endorsed the Paris Declaration, outlining a path to end the war in Ukraine. Discover the key demands and the global response to Russia's invasion.
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China Detains Leaders of Underground Early Rain Church
Chinese authorities detain leaders of the prominent Early Rain Covenant Church in Sichuan, marking a significant escalation in the crackdown on unregistered Christian groups across the country.
Pro-Trump Bloggers Fill Pentagon Press Corps After Walkout
Traditional reporters surrendered credentials over new limits, creating a void filled by right-wing influencers. This new press corps offers uncritical praise for Trump's military actions. Read the full analysis.
Nobel Committee Rejects Machado's Prize Share with Trump
The Nobel Institute clarifies its prize cannot be shared after Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado offered her 2025 award to Donald Trump. Read the full story.
Conservatives pledge social media ban for under-16s
The Conservative Party pledges to ban social media for children under 16, citing online harms. The policy, announced by leader Kemi Badenoch, goes beyond previous smartphone school bans.
Surrey man 'beaten to death' in Toronto, tributes pour in
Tributes flow for Luke Kellett-Smith, 34, from Woking, who died after a Toronto assault. A fundraiser nears its £30k goal to bring his body home. Read the full story.
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ICE agent Randall Gamboa Esquivel killed in Costa Rica
US diplomat and ICE agent Randall Gamboa Esquivel was found dead in Costa Rica. The investigation into his killing continues. Read the latest on this international incident.
ICE deports Costa Rican man after two decades in US
US immigration officials deported a Costa Rican man who lived in the country for 20 years, separating him from his family and raising serious questions about enforcement priorities.
Indonesia blocks Grok AI over sexual deepfake risk
Indonesia becomes the first nation to block Elon Musk's Grok chatbot due to non-consensual sexual deepfakes. The UK government considers action against X as the platform faces a flood of AI-generated abuse imagery.
Reform Voter and Graduate Bond Over Wealth Tax in UK
A 48-year-old Reform voter and a 22-year-old law graduate found surprising agreement on taxing billionaires during a cross-political dining experience in County Durham. Discover their views on immigration and integration.
Congresswoman Files Articles to Impeach Kristi Noem
Congresswoman Robin Kelly files impeachment articles against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. This crucial move challenges the administration's culture of impunity and demands accountability. Read the full analysis.
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Iran Protests: Police Brutality Reported Amid Widespread Crackdown
Reports from Iran detail a severe police response to nationwide protests, with claims of live ammunition use. Internet blackouts hinder verification of human rights violations. Read the latest.
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