Ukraine's $100m Nuclear Corruption Scandal Exposed
Ukraine's anti-corruption bureau uncovers $100m kickback scheme involving nuclear energy body Energoatom during wartime crisis. Key Zelenskyy associate flees country.
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Check for £25 DWP Cold Weather Payment
As UK temperatures plummet to -7°C, see if you're eligible for a £25 DWP Cold Weather Payment. Use the official postcode checker to claim your cash boost.
Driving Theory Test Changes Coming in 2026
Learn how new CPR and defibrillator questions in the 2026 driving theory test aim to boost cardiac arrest survival rates across the UK. Get prepared now.
International Law Under Attack: Why Rules Still Matter
As global tensions rise, experts debate whether international law is dying or evolving. Discover why the 1945 framework remains crucial despite current challenges.
Albania PM condemns UK's deportation rhetoric
Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama condemns UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood for 'ethnic stereotyping' after 700 Albanian families were singled out for deportation. Read the latest developments.
Russian 'Spy Ship' Yantar Spotted Near UK Again
A Russian vessel suspected of mapping Britain's undersea cables has returned to UK waters. Defence Secretary John Healey confirms this is the second such incident in a year. Read more.
Mark Allen on Saudi Snooker Crowds: 'Not Many People'
Snooker star Mark Allen speaks out on the poor crowds and atmosphere at Saudi events, but hopes for long-term growth. The Pistol defends his Riyadh title this week.
Huntingdon train suspect charged with more offences
Anthony Williams faces new attempted murder charges for a stabbing rampage on an LNER train. Read the latest on the investigation and heroic passenger actions.
Wrongly jailed 38 years: Man accuses police of abuse
Peter Sullivan, wrongly imprisoned for 38 years, reveals police brutality and false confession tactics. His conviction quashed after DNA evidence. Read his emotional story.
Huntingdon train attack suspect faces seven new charges
Anthony Williams, 32, faces additional charges including attempted murder of a 14-year-old boy following the Huntingdon train stabbing spree. Read the latest court developments.
Congress Passes Bill to Release Epstein Documents
US Senate approves legislation forcing disclosure of Jeffrey Epstein files after overwhelming House vote. Bipartisan measure heads to President Trump's desk for signing.
Farage Denies Teenage Racism Claims Called 'Troubling'
Nigel Farage faces detailed racism allegations from school contemporaries as Lord Walney describes his blanket denial as 'troubling'. Read the full investigation.
Richmond Park Leads UK for Top State Schools
A new study reveals Richmond Park has the best state schools in England, driving house prices 51% above the regional average. Discover the property price impact of catchment areas.
Epstein Files Bill Passes Senate Unanimously
US Senate unanimously approves legislation forcing release of Jeffrey Epstein investigation files following near-unanimous House vote. Bipartisan effort moves forward despite Trump's previous resistance.
Chicago Raid Data Contradicts Trump Administration
Court data reveals nearly all immigrants detained in Trump's Chicago 'Operation Midway Blitz' had no criminal convictions, contradicting official claims. Explore the findings.
Katie Price's Ex in Court Over Teen Rape Allegations
Kieran Hayler, former husband of Katie Price, appears at Crawley Magistrates' Court charged with raping a 13-year-old girl. He strongly denies all allegations.
1985: Denmark's Refugee Dilemma Echoes Today
A look back at Denmark's 1985 asylum crisis reveals a nation grappling with identity and policy, offering lessons for the UK's current immigration debate. Explore the historical parallels.
Russian spy ship Yantar on edge of UK waters
Defence Secretary John Healey warns a Russian spy ship, the Yantar, is operating near UK waters. The Royal Navy is monitoring the vessel after it directed lasers at RAF pilots.
Second Tory Councillor Defects to Reform UK
Westminster City Councillor Alan Mendoza defects to Reform UK, citing 'abject crisis'. He will advise Nigel Farage on foreign policy. Read the latest political shift.
Social Democrats Suffer Major Election Losses in Denmark
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen concedes a greater-than-expected fall in support as her party loses control of Copenhagen for the first time in over a century. Explore the results and implications.
EU immigration crackdown fuels smuggling gangs after decade
A decade after Europe's migrant crisis began, tougher border policies are forcing migrants onto dangerous routes and empowering smuggling networks. Explore the consequences.
Public warned about Chinese spy approaches on LinkedIn
UK defence minister Luke Pollard warns citizens to be vigilant about online approaches from Chinese spies after MI5 issued parliament security alert. Learn how to protect sensitive information.
UK Snow: Amber Warning for 25cm of Snow
Amber and yellow weather warnings for snow and ice are in place across the UK, with up to 25cm forecast. Travel disruption and power cuts are likely. Check the latest Met Office updates.
Pension Tax Petition Hits 11,959 Signatures
A parliamentary petition demanding double tax allowance for pensioners has reached 11,959 signatures, forcing government response. Campaigners warn frozen thresholds could tax state pensioners.
Clay Higgins lone 'no' vote on Epstein files
US House votes 427-1 to release all Jeffrey Epstein files. Discover why Republican Clay Higgins was the sole dissenter and what happens next.
Epstein's $550m Fortune: What Files May Reveal
As US House votes to release Epstein files, we examine the mysterious origins of his $550m wealth and what documents could reveal about his high-profile connections.
Labour's strategy to counter Farage's Reform UK
Labour must develop a new vision of national community to counter Reform UK's appeal, moving beyond moral crusades to address social cohesion and collective responsibility.
China Suspends Japanese Seafood Imports Again
China reinstates seafood ban on Japan following PM's Taiwan comments, escalating diplomatic tensions. Learn how this affects bilateral relations and trade.
UK Plans 13 New Munitions Factories
Defence Secretary John Healey announces 13 new UK munitions sites to boost weapons production and support for Ukraine. The move addresses critical gaps highlighted in a new defence report.
UK inflation falls to 3.6%, boosting rate cut hopes
UK inflation falls to 3.6% in October, signalling potential interest rate cuts. Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares budget measures to accelerate price drops as Bank of England remains divided.
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