El Fasher massacre: Civilians slaughtered in beds
Exclusive eyewitness accounts reveal horrific atrocities and systematic violence against civilians following the capture of El Fasher, Darfur's last major city.
Category : Politics
Ministers' Tax Arrangements Under Scrutiny
An explosive investigation reveals how government ministers benefit from tax arrangements they'd deny ordinary citizens, creating a stark double standard in Britain's fiscal policy.
NSW Prisons Lockdown as Guards Stage Mass Strike
Every state-run correctional facility in New South Wales has been plunged into lockdown after prison officers launched unprecedented industrial action, citing dangerous understaffing and rising violence.
Ukraine's Women: From Wives to Warriors
Amid Russia's invasion, Ukrainian women are transforming traditional roles, becoming soldiers, activists, and community leaders while fighting for their nation's survival.
Charlene Downes: The truth behind the media sensation
Two decades after 14-year-old Charlene Downes vanished from Blackpool, new analysis reveals how her tragic story was sensationalised and exploited by media and conspiracy theorists alike.
Dutch Election Shock: Wilders Loses Ground in Exit Poll
In a stunning reversal of fortunes, Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders appears to have lost ground as centrist parties forge ahead in critical provincial elections, dealing a significant blow to his anti-immigration agenda.
Boris Johnson joins Tory revolt against Badenoch policies
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson has launched a stunning attack on Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch's approach, becoming the third ex-Tory leader to publicly criticise her policies in a major Conservative Party split.
Grooming Gangs Inquiry Descends into Chaos
An explosive investigation reveals how Britain's landmark grooming gangs inquiry has descended into turmoil, with allegations of political interference and systemic failures threatening justice for victims.
Sam Groth Wins Landmark Privacy Case Against News Corp
Exclusive: Australian tennis champion Sam Groth and his wife Brittany secure major legal victory against media giant over intrusive reporting, setting new precedent for privacy rights.
Putin's nuclear torpedo threatens radioactive tsunamis
Vladimir Putin boasts of Russia's nuclear-powered Poseidon torpedo capable of creating radioactive tsunamis that would devastate coastal cities for decades.
Trump's Pentagon reviews overseas nuclear weapons deployment
Exclusive: Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to explore deploying US nuclear weapons abroad, triggering concerns about global arms control and European security.
National Guard Deployment Planned for Washington DC
The Pentagon confirms plans to deploy National Guard troops to Washington DC amid growing security concerns and political friction following controversial statements by former officials.
Pocock wins Senate transparency battle, extends question time
Independent Senator David Pocock secures historic Senate reforms, forcing the government to extend question time and increase parliamentary accountability in a major transparency victory.
Trump praises 'terrific' meeting with Albanese at APEC
Former US President Donald Trump describes his meeting with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as 'very good' during APEC dinner in South Korea, signalling positive diplomatic engagement.
Trump and Xi meet in Beijing for high-stakes talks
In a landmark meeting, former US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping engage in private talks at Beijing's Great Hall of the People, discussing trade, Taiwan, and global stability amid renewed diplomatic engagement.
Boris Johnson's shock attack on Tory green policies
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson makes dramatic political comeback with blistering critique of Conservative environmental agenda, warning current policies risk 'economic suicide' for Britain.
PM's popularity tested by economic anxieties
New polling data reveals the Australian Prime Minister is riding high on personal popularity, but voter concerns about the economy and cost of living threaten to undermine his government's momentum.
Familiar face makes controversial political comeback
A well-known political figure is staging an unexpected return to the spotlight, generating mixed reactions and heated discussions across the political spectrum.
Trump's Radical Second Term Agenda: Mass Deportations Planned
Exclusive analysis of the Trump administration's controversial second-term blueprint, featuring mass deportations, federal workforce purges, and dramatic policy shifts that could reshape America.
Activists paint 'TAX ME' on coal ship in Newcastle
Environmental campaigners stage dramatic protest in Newcastle harbour, painting 'TAX ME' on coal carrier in bold demand for fossil fuel taxation reform.
Starmer backs Reeves after rental income oversight apology
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has declared no investigation is needed into shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves after she apologised for failing to properly register rental income on a London property.
Trump approves South Korea nuclear submarine programme
In a landmark decision, former President Donald Trump has authorised South Korea to develop nuclear-powered submarines, dramatically altering Asia's security landscape and challenging non-proliferation norms.
PM dismisses calls for Reeves rental probe
Rishi Sunak dismisses Conservative demands for investigation into Rachel Reeves after she admitted failing to properly register rental property with MPs' watchdog.
Full abolition of two-child benefit cap needed to cut poverty
New research reveals that only complete removal of the controversial two-child benefit limit will significantly reduce child poverty, as partial reforms fall short.
Pension tax raid threatens millions' retirement
A stealth tax freeze on pension allowances threatens to push millions of Britons into higher tax brackets, potentially derailing retirement plans across the UK.
Rachel Reeves admits renting home without required licence
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny after confessing to renting her London home without a mandatory licence, raising questions about politicians and property rules.
Parents guilty of murdering three-month-old son
A mother and father have been found guilty of murdering their infant son in a harrowing case that saw emotional breakdowns in the dock during the trial at Winchester Crown Court.
50,000 zombie knives seized in UK crackdown
New government figures reveal a dramatic increase in zombie knives and machetes removed from UK streets, with nearly 50,000 seized or surrendered in the past year alone.
Sudan Massacre: Tens of Thousands Dead in Two Days
Shocking new analysis reveals apocalyptic death toll in Sudanese city as ceasefire talks collapse and humanitarian crisis deepens.
Reeves admits rental mistake as Tories demand probe
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces Conservative calls for investigation after confessing she failed to properly declare rental income on London property for eight years, despite criticising tax avoidance.
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