Labour's income tax U-turn defended by Nandy
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy insists Government takes promises 'very seriously' despite probable income tax rise. Read the latest on the budget controversy.
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Trump Resistance Movement One Year After Election
A comprehensive look at the widespread resistance movement that has emerged across America since Trump's election victory, featuring protests, legal challenges, and grassroots activism.
AEW stars storm out over creative issues, match cancelled
Former WWE star Tegan Nox and partner Miranda Alize refuse to perform on AEW Collision after creative disagreement. Discover the full backstage details and aftermath.
London prisons release thousands early to ease crisis
New data reveals thousands of London prisoners freed under an emergency government scheme to tackle severe prison overcrowding. HMP Brixton leads with 745 early releases.
Govt 'gripping' prisons crisis after mistaken releases
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says the rise in wrongful prisoner releases is unacceptable. Justice Secretary appoints crime chief to overhaul the system. Read the latest.
Wrong prisoner releases rise to 22 a month under Labour
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy calls a rise in mistaken prisoner releases 'completely unacceptable'. Four inmates remain at large as the government vows to overhaul the system.
Prince George attends Remembrance event with royals
Prince George made his first appearance at the Festival of Remembrance, joining senior royals to honour war veterans and recognise historic discrimination against LGBTQ+ military personnel.
London's First Tourist Tax Proposed for Brixton
Lambeth Council is debating a tourist tax for Brixton, sparking fierce debate among local businesses. Could this save or sink the area's struggling high street?
DWP Christmas Bonus 2025: Eligibility Guide
Millions in UK eligible for £10 DWP Christmas bonus in early December 2025. Check if you qualify for this automatic tax-free payment and when it arrives.
BBC Cenotaph Coverage: Remembrance Sunday TV Times
Your complete guide to watching the BBC's Remembrance Sunday coverage from the Cenotaph in London, including timings, presenters, and how to access the service.
Met Police Apologise to Stalking Victim After Delays
A stalking victim reveals how she fought for justice after months of police inaction. Learn the crucial steps she took and the law every victim should know.
Police re-enact gunshot in Porepunkah manhunt
Victoria Police conduct firearms testing after a reported gunshot in the search for alleged police killer Dezi Freeman. A $1m reward is offered for information.
King leads Remembrance Sunday silence at Cenotaph
King Charles III leads the nation in a two-minute silence at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday, joined by royals, politicians and 10,000 veterans to honour the fallen.
Ghislaine Maxwell's VIP Prison Emails Leaked
Leaked emails reveal Ghislaine Maxwell's 'VIP treatment' in Texas prison, describing conditions as 'Alice in Wonderland'. Read the exclusive details.
Police accused of double standards over neo-Nazi rally
Jewish groups demand answers after NSW police permit neo-Nazi rally while restricting pro-Palestine protests. Calls grow for investigation into policing standards.
Labour explores Denmark's tough migration policies
Labour studies Denmark's controversial migration model, causing internal party conflict as left-wing MPs describe policies as 'far right'. Discover the implications for UK asylum reform.
Coalition's net zero crisis as Bragg threatens resignation
Liberal senator Andrew Bragg decries 'fatwa' on net zero terminology as Coalition faces internal revolt over climate policy. Moderate MPs threaten resignations if 2050 target abandoned.
Russia targets Ukraine nuclear plants in drone attacks
Russia deliberately endangers European nuclear safety with coordinated strikes on Ukrainian power infrastructure. Latest developments from day 1,355 of the conflict.
Trump pushes Obamacare repeal amid shutdown chaos
President Trump proposes redirecting ACA funds to direct payments as government shutdown causes 1,460 flight cancellations. Read the latest US politics developments.
Syria arrests 71 in raids on Islamic State cells
Syrian forces seize explosives and weapons in 61 pre-emptive raids targeting IS. President al Sharaa heads to Washington to join coalition. Read the latest developments.
UK Follows Denmark's Hardline Asylum Approach
The UK government is modelling its new asylum system on Denmark's controversial policies, including temporary visas and family reunification restrictions. Discover the political implications.
Man charged with attempted murder in Birmingham
A man has been charged with attempted murder after a woman was stabbed in the neck in Birmingham city centre. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood describes the attack as 'shocking'.
Border Patrol chief's shooting claims questioned in Chicago
Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino faces scrutiny after claiming agents were shot at in Chicago, following a judge's ruling that he previously lied about being assaulted. Read the full investigation.
Princess Anne in Australia for Remembrance Events
Princess Anne begins a royal visit to Australia, laying a wreath in Sydney. The trip follows the stripping of Prince Andrew's titles. NSW Greens condemn a neo-Nazi rally.
Republicans Renew Obamacare Repeal Push Under Trump
Senate Republicans are preparing to revive efforts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act if Donald Trump wins the 2024 election. Discover what this means for healthcare coverage.
Mosquito-sized military drones deployed in Ukraine war
Military drones are shrinking to mosquito size, with the £150,000 Black Hornet providing surveillance in Ukraine. Discover how nano drones are transforming modern warfare.
Syria joins US coalition against Islamic State
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa prepares for Washington talks as Syria conducts nationwide raids against ISIS. Read the latest developments in Middle East security.
Royal Family attends Festival of Remembrance
King Charles III, the Princess of Wales and Prince George joined performers including Sir Rod Stewart at the Royal British Legion's Festival of Remembrance, marking key anniversaries.
Soldier in court over 2012 Kenya murder extradition
The family of Agnes Wanjiru welcome extradition proceedings against a British soldier accused of her 2012 murder in Kenya. Read the latest on this long-awaited case.
Kellie Sloane Tipped as NSW Liberal Leader Replacement
Kellie Sloane emerges as frontrunner to succeed Mark Speakman as NSW Liberal leader, potentially creating stronger opposition for Chris Minns's Labor government.
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