Trump mocked as Marie Antoinette in AI image
Gavin Newsom's press office shares AI image depicting Trump as French queen during record government shutdown, criticising his response to food stamp crisis.
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Labour considers Denmark's hardcore immigration system
Labour ministers are seriously considering importing Denmark's 'zero refugees' model to tackle border security concerns and counter Nigel Farage's rising popularity. Discover the controversial plan.
Mexico President Groped in Shocking Street Attack
Claudia Sheinbaum's assault exposes global misogyny crisis. Learn how this attack on Mexico's leader highlights violence against women worldwide. Take action now.
Lady Ros Howells, equality champion, dies aged 94
Lady Rosalind Howells, who dedicated her life to fighting racial inequality and championed the Stephen Lawrence family, has passed away at 94. Discover her remarkable legacy.
421 Owners Hold Half of Scotland's Private Land
New Scottish land reform legislation falls short of breaking up vast feudal estates. Discover why 421 owners still control half the private countryside and what it means for democracy.
Mamdani's NYC Win: Lessons for UK Progressive Politics
New York's mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani offers bold progressive leadership lessons for UK politicians. Discover how inclusive policies can transform communities and inspire change.
Trump's $2000 Tariff Dividend Plan Faces Hurdles
Donald Trump proposes $2000 payments from tariff revenues, but congressional approval and Supreme Court scrutiny create significant obstacles. Discover the full story.
Russian activist admits FSB espionage in Poland
Igor Rogov, a Russian opposition activist arrested in Poland, has confessed to working as an FSB agent and informing on fellow dissidents. Read the shocking details of his covert operations.
Tories demand probe into Nandy over donations
Conservatives call for investigation into Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy after she failed to disclose donations from the new football watchdog head. Read the latest developments.
Ajax Tanks Still Causing Soldier Injuries
Exclusive: British Army's £5.5bn Ajax armoured vehicles continue causing hearing and health issues for troops despite minister's safety assurances. Read the full investigation.
Man accused of campsite sex assault dies in prison
John Bell, accused of sexually assaulting an eight-year-old boy at Loch Ness Bay campsite, has died in custody at HMP Inverness. Police confirm no suspicious circumstances.
South London shop fined £30k for dangerous skin creams
A Peckham beauty store has been hit with over £30,000 in fines for a second time after selling illegal skin lighteners containing chemicals linked to cancer and organ damage. Read the full investigation.
King leads Remembrance Sunday silence at Cenotaph
King Charles III led the nation in a two-minute silence at the Cenotaph, joined by royals, politicians and 10,000 veterans honouring the fallen. Read the full coverage.
UK troops sent to Belgium over Russian drone threat
British military deploys personnel and hardware to assist Belgium after suspected Russian drones forced airport closures, raising major European security concerns.
Salford bin plan sparks antisemitic backlash
A councillor's radical solution to waste problems in Broughton Park has triggered death threats and community tensions ahead of a crucial vote on 19 November.
Indigenous family sues over excessive police bail checks
An Indigenous mother takes NSW police to federal court alleging racial discrimination after her sons endured 150 bail checks in 20 months. Read the full investigation into disproportionate policing of Aboriginal children.
King Charles Leads Remembrance Sunday at Cenotaph
King Charles and Prime Minister Keir Starmer joined veterans and dignitaries at London's Cenotaph to honour the war dead. Discover the powerful tributes and moving stories from this national day of remembrance.
Miss Chile apologises for cocaine stunt at beauty pageant
Miss Chile contestant Inna Moll apologises after pretending to snort cocaine during Miss Universe preparations in Thailand. Read the full story and fallout.
Manhunt for prisoner who fled after wedding bail
Police are searching for Sean Middlebrough, a Palestine Action protester who failed to return to HMP Wandsworth after being granted temporary release for his brother's wedding. Read the latest on this security breach.
Farage vs Meloni: Contrasting Paths to Power
As Nigel Farage eyes government, insiders question whether he can emulate Giorgia Meloni's successful transition from hard-right populist to pragmatic leader. Analysis reveals key differences in experience and temperament.
Birmingham halves homicide rate without national guard
Birmingham achieved a 52.3% reduction in murders through community-led initiatives and policing strategies, challenging national crime narratives. Discover how the city is tackling violence.
RAF deploys anti-drone team to protect Belgium
The UK is sending a specialist RAF unit to help Belgium counter rogue drone incursions that have disrupted Brussels Airport and military bases. Discover how this NATO alliance responds to hybrid threats.
RAF drone specialists sent to Belgium after airport disruptions
Britain sends RAF counter-drone unit to help Belgium combat disruptive drone incursions that halted flights. Russia suspected as likely culprit in this hybrid warfare threat.
Trump Supporter and Green Voter Debate in Bristol
A Trump-voting American and a Green-supporting accountant found common ground on financial literacy but clashed on immigration and ICE in a candid 'Dining Across the Divide' encounter in Bristol.
Cheney's Unitary Executive Theory Paved Way for Trump
How Dick Cheney's expansion of presidential powers created the framework for Donald Trump's authoritarian approach. Explore the direct political lineage between two controversial administrations.
Peta Founder Newkirk on 45 Years of Animal Rights Stunts
Ingrid Newkirk reflects on Peta's 45-year battle for animal rights through shocking stunts, from fake blood protests to confronting Anna Wintour. Discover why she says they haven't gone far enough.
UK Political Crisis: Main Parties Face Voter Revolt
Britain's political landscape faces unprecedented fragmentation as Labour and Conservatives struggle with voter trust. Analysis reveals how broken promises and new parties are reshaping Westminster.
Utah's Oldest LGBTQ+ Bar Closes After Union Push
Salt Lake City's historic SunTrapp bar, a safe haven for LGBTQ+ community since 1973, closes as workers allege union-busting tactics. Read the full story.
HMRC child benefit errors hit 46% of families
Exclusive: Home Office travel data flaws led to thousands of parents incorrectly losing child benefit payments. HMRC apologises for distress caused.
Leading CEO Slams 'Reckless' UK Exit Tax Plans
DeVere Group CEO Nigel Green warns a proposed 20% exit tax on wealthy individuals would be 'self-defeating', damaging UK competitiveness and accelerating an exodus of entrepreneurs.
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