Federal Shutdown Halts Food Aid for Millions
Millions of Americans face hunger as SNAP benefits pause during government shutdown. Food banks overwhelmed as vulnerable families struggle to survive.
Category : Politics
Netherlands to ban imports from illegal Israeli settlements
The Netherlands is drafting legislation to ban imports from illegal Israeli settlements. Discover how this move challenges settlement expansion and supports a two-state solution for Palestine.
Tim Westwood granted bail in sexual offence case
Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood has been granted conditional bail after facing multiple rape and sexual assault charges dating back to the 1980s. Read the latest court developments.
Post Office pays £41m to extend Fujitsu Horizon deal
The Post Office will pay Fujitsu £41m to continue using the scandal-hit Horizon system until March 2027 while planning transition to new supplier. Learn about the latest developments.
Remembrance Sunday 2025: Nation Pays Tribute
King Charles III and Prince William joined veterans and politicians at the Cenotaph for the National Service of Remembrance. See poignant moments from London's solemn ceremony.
Green Leader Polanski Responds to Personal Attacks
Green Party leader Zack Polanski defends against media attacks on his appearance and policies as party membership surges and polls show growing public support.
Teen sentenced for New Year's Eve murder on Primrose Hill
Areece Lloyd-Hall sentenced for the murder of 16-year-old Harry Pitman during Primrose Hill New Year's Eve celebrations. Read the full court details and sentencing.
Princess Beatrice's Saudi tea party amid Andrew scandal
Princess Beatrice hosted a women's business summit in Riyadh as her father, Prince Andrew, faced renewed scandal and the loss of his royal titles. Read the full story.
Brown Confident Two-Child Benefit Cap Will Change
Gordon Brown is confident the two-child benefit cap will be addressed in the upcoming budget. He proposes a gambling tax to fund the change, lifting 350,000 children from poverty.
US Senate strikes deal to end government shutdown
US Senate advances agreement to fund government until 30 January, potentially ending the longest shutdown in American history that began on 1 October. Read the latest developments.
Council pays £500 for 5-month investigation delay
Kingston Council failed to investigate an alleged assault on a pregnant woman for five months. The local authority has now paid £500 compensation following a watchdog ruling.
Dodgy Amazon Fire TV Stick Crackdown: Targeted Areas
Police and FACT intensify raids against illegal streaming devices across the UK. Discover which areas are targeted and the legal risks of using modified Fire TV sticks.
Managing debt when facing a prison sentence
A 32-year-old man from Stockport facing a three-year prison sentence for GBH seeks expert advice on managing his debts and monthly bills while incarcerated. Get essential financial guidance.
Political Traitors: Starmer Faces Internal Challenge
Sky News podcast reveals Traitors-style plotting within the government, testing Sir Keir Starmer's leadership. Discover the budget speculation and the consequences of breaking manifesto promises.
Sarkozy Awaits Bail Decision in Gaddafi Case
French court to decide if former President Nicolas Sarkozy can be released from jail pending appeal against five-year sentence for Libyan campaign funding conspiracy.
Teenagers arrested over Southport copycat plot
Two teenagers detained for allegedly planning dance school attack inspired by Southport killer Axel Rudakubana. No terror charges filed in disturbing copycat case.
Trump booed by Washington Commanders NFL fans
Donald Trump was loudly booed while attending a Washington Commanders NFL game, marking a significant political moment in US sports. Discover the full story and reaction.
Rinehart ends 12-year volleyball funding
Mining magnate Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting terminates 12-year volleyball sponsorship ahead of Adelaide World Championships. Discover the impact on Australian sport.
Man charged with murder of Lily Whitehouse, 19
The family of Lily Whitehouse, 19, found dead in Oldbury, pay emotional tribute. Mohammed Azim, 41, has been charged with her murder. Read more and see how to get justice updates.
Pothole road repairs could take 103 years
Homeowners on a pothole-riddled Oxfordshire road are told repairs could take over a century due to council funding shortages. Discover the full story and national issue.
Mark Parton elected ACT Liberal leader after turmoil
Former radio host Mark Parton takes helm of ACT Liberals after leadership crisis. Get the latest on Canberra's political shakeup and what's next for the opposition.
MP's plea to move neo-Nazi protest from parliament rejected
NSW Speaker Greg Piper reveals his request to relocate a neo-Nazi rally from parliament's front steps was denied. Discover the communication failures behind this security controversy.
Senator Withdraws from Anti-Immigration Rally
Liberal Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price pulls out of 'Put Australia First' event featuring Tommy Robinson after Guardian inquiry. Read the full story on the political controversy.
140 arrests in London phone theft crackdown
Over 140 suspects arrested in London's Operation Baselife. Undercover police target phone thieves and shoplifters in major seven-day crackdown across the capital.
Mamdani's Identity Politics Victory in NYC Mayoral Race
Zohran Mamdani's successful NYC mayoral campaign demonstrates how authentic identity politics can build powerful coalitions and win elections through economic justice messaging.
Met's West End op results in over 100 arrests
Over 100 arrests made during Met Police's high-visibility Operation Baselife in London's West End targeting shoplifting, phone theft and antisocial behaviour.
Madagascar's New President Denies Coup After Gen Z Uprising
Colonel Michael Randrianirina insists his rise to power is not a military coup but a response to the people's will. Discover the inside story of Madagascar's political transformation.
MPs receive death threats after neo-Nazi rally condemnation
NSW Liberal MP Kellie Sloane and federal MP Allegra Spender report receiving dozens of hateful messages, including death threats, after speaking out against far-right rally.
Senate advances bill to end US government shutdown
The US Senate has taken a crucial step towards ending the longest government shutdown in American history. Discover the latest developments and what happens next.
Fury as Indonesia declares Suharto a national hero
Outrage in Indonesia as former authoritarian ruler Suharto is declared a national hero, sparking protests and accusations of whitewashing a brutal history.
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