Reeves: EU is 'Biggest Prize' for UK Trade Relations
Chancellor Rachel Reeves emphasizes that stronger EU trade ties outweigh deals with the US and India, amid cabinet discussions on customs union benefits.
Category : Politics
DNA Technology Leads to Arrest in Historic NSW Sex Assault Cases
New South Wales police have made a landmark arrest using forensic investigative genetic genealogy to solve three alleged sexual assaults dating back over 30 years.
Liberal Leadership Showdown: Taylor vs Ley Friday Spill
A dramatic Liberal Party leadership spill is scheduled for Friday morning, with Peter Dutton stepping aside as Taylor and Ley prepare for a high-stakes showdown.
Untold Story of Brazil's Deadliest Police Raid in Podcast
A new podcast uncovers the harrowing details of Brazil's deadliest police raid, exploring the events, aftermath, and broader implications for law enforcement and human rights in the region.
Sex Offenders Could Return to Prison Over Pregnancy Reporting Failures
A national safeguarding review recommends recalling sex offenders to prison if they fail to report pregnancies, following the tragic case of baby Victoria's death.
Trump's Latest Moves: News Briefing Overview
A detailed briefing on Donald Trump's recent political activities, legal developments, and public statements, providing an in-depth analysis of his current influence and future prospects.
Minns Defends Police at Sydney Muslim Protest
NSW Premier Chris Minns has refused to apologize for police handling of a Muslim protest in Sydney, citing public safety concerns amid tensions over the Israel-Gaza conflict.
Fears Former Canberra Student Executed in Iran
Unverified reports claim a former Canberra high school student has been killed in Iran, with Australia making representations to Tehran over executions and protest crackdowns.
Queensland MP's Abortion Stance Sparks Political Debate
Queensland LNP MP Nigel Dalton's controversial comments on abortion have ignited a fierce political debate, drawing criticism from opponents and raising questions about party unity.
Angus Taylor's Leadership Bid: Style vs Substance
Angus Taylor has launched a bid to lead the Liberal party, facing scrutiny over his policy record and past controversies. Critics question his ability to revive the party.
Buddhist Monks Lead Peace Walk in Washington DC
A group of Buddhist monks organized a peace walk in Washington DC, promoting non-violence and mindfulness amid political tensions. The event drew diverse participants.
Tarique Rahman's BNP Faces Election Challenges in Bangladesh
Bangladesh's political landscape is tense as Tarique Rahman's BNP confronts significant hurdles ahead of the upcoming election, amid legal and organizational struggles.
Greens Senator Slams Herzog Invite as Inflammatory
Greens Senator Nick McKim condemns the invitation of Israeli President Isaac Herzog to Australia, calling it a deliberate provocation amid ongoing tensions.
One Nation's Poll Rise Revives Immigration Debate in Australia
Zoya Patel reflects on the resurgence of One Nation's popularity, drawing parallels to her childhood experiences with Pauline Hanson's anti-immigration rhetoric and its impact on Australian society.
Zelenskyy: Elections Need Ceasefire, Security Guarantees
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy states elections will only occur after a ceasefire and security guarantees are established, pushing back against suggestions of U.S. pressure for polls.
FBI Agent Praised for Shooting Armed Citizen in Chicago
FBI agent Gregory Bovino has been praised by authorities for shooting an armed US citizen in Chicago during a confrontation, sparking debate over law enforcement actions.
House Passes Save America Act, Voting Bill Faces Senate Hurdle
The US House passed the Save America Act, imposing strict voting rules like proof of citizenship and limiting mail-in ballots. The bill faces a tough Senate battle and criticism for potential voter suppression.
Starmer Calls for Apology from Man Utd Co-Owner Over Remarks
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has condemned Sir Jim Ratcliffe's comments that Britain was 'colonised' by immigrants, calling them offensive and demanding an apology. The remarks have sparked backlash from anti-racism groups but gained support from Nigel Far
House Votes to Block Trump's Canada Tariffs in Rebuke
The US House voted to block tariffs on Canada, with Republicans joining Democrats in a symbolic rebuke of Trump's national emergency declaration over trade policy.
ICE Detainees in California Face Medical Neglect, Attorneys Say
Attorneys in California report that ICE detainees are suffering from inadequate medical care and harsh conditions, including lack of blankets, raising serious human rights concerns.
Public Response to PM's Cooling Advice Tepid
Analysis reveals limited public adherence to the Prime Minister's recent advice on cooling things down, with mixed reactions across communities and sectors.
Police, Prosecutors Hold Talks Over Andrew Epstein Allegations
Thames Valley Police confirms discussions with Crown Prosecution Service specialists regarding allegations of misconduct in public office linked to Jeffrey Epstein files.
Australia Envoy to Laos for Backpacker Methanol Deaths
Australia has appointed a special envoy to Laos to address the tragic methanol poisoning deaths of backpackers, focusing on justice and prevention.
Gallup Stops Presidential Approval Polling After 88 Years
Gallup will cease tracking presidential approval ratings after nearly nine decades, citing research priorities, as Donald Trump continues attacking media over unfavorable polls.
Democrats Nominate Alex Pretti for Veterans Affairs Secretary
Democrats have nominated Alex Pretti as Secretary of Veterans Affairs, sparking intense debate over his qualifications and past actions in the role.
Trump's Failed Indictment Bid an 'Alarm for Democracy'
Senators Mark Kelly and Elissa Slotkin warn that Trump's attempt to indict Democrats over a video urging troops to resist illegal orders threatens democratic norms and free speech.
Angus Taylor Challenges Sussan Ley for Liberal Leadership
Angus Taylor has officially launched his bid to become Liberal party leader, declaring the party has 'lost its way' under Sussan Ley. The challenge follows a coordinated wave of resignations from the shadow front bench.
Canada School Shooting: Eight Killed, Suspect Details Revealed
A mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia has resulted in eight fatalities, including the suspect. Police identify the attacker as 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar.
Ex-Diplomat Calls for More Due Diligence in Top Civil Service Role
Sir Simon McDonald warns No 10 to conduct thorough vetting as Antonia Romeo emerges as frontrunner to replace Chris Wormald as cabinet secretary, amid past spending questions.
PM Tells Sir Jim Ratcliffe to Apologise for 'Colonised' Comments
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has called on Sir Jim Ratcliffe to apologise for 'offensive and wrong' comments about immigration, sparking backlash from football groups and anti-racism charities.
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