Ofcom probes X over AI child sexual abuse material
UK regulator Ofcom launches formal investigation into X after reports its Grok AI chatbot created sexualised images of kids. Read the latest on the Online Safety Act breach probe.
Category : Politics
Trump's cannabis order leaves users at risk of prosecution
Experts warn that Donald Trump's executive order to reschedule cannabis will not protect vulnerable groups from federal prosecution and deportation, as the DOJ rescinds protective guidance. Read the full analysis.
US Supreme Court Hears Landmark Trans Athlete Cases
The US Supreme Court hears arguments on state bans for transgender athletes. A ruling could have profound consequences for LGBTQ+ civil rights protections far beyond sports.
Ex-Pupil Accuses Nigel Farage of Racist School Bullying
Rickard Berg, a former Dulwich College pupil, details alleged racist and antisemitic abuse by Nigel Farage, calling Reform UK leader's denial 'bullying all over again'.
Former Tory Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi joins Reform UK
Former Conservative Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi has defected to Reform UK, declaring the country 'needs Nigel Farage as Prime Minister'. The high-profile move deals another blow to Kemi Badenoch's Tories.
Trump insists US will acquire Greenland 'one way or another'
Donald Trump says the US will acquire Greenland, claiming it's vital to stop Russia and China. The move could strain NATO as UK and Germany discuss Arctic security.
ICE Agents Deployed, Fed Chair Probed, Iran Tensions Rise
Multiple US crises unfold: ICE agents sent to Minneapolis after fatal shooting, Fed Chair Powell faces criminal probe, and Trump warns Cuba over Venezuela oil. Get the latest analysis.
Trump Weighs Military Options Amid Iran Crackdown
US President Donald Trump considers military action against Iran as protests continue. Hundreds reported killed. Plus, Fed investigation and Golden Globes results.
Iranian Foreign Minister Claims Protests 'Under Total Control'
Iran's foreign minister asserts the protest movement is under control despite a violent crackdown and internet blackout. International condemnation grows as the US weighs intervention.
Ex-Tory Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi joins Reform UK
Former Conservative Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi has defected to Nigel Farage's Reform UK, becoming the most senior ex-Tory to join. He cites high taxes and censorship as key motivations. Read the full story.
Starmer's China Trip: UK to Approve Royal Mint Court Embassy
Keir Starmer prepares for a pivotal China visit, with the UK expected to approve Beijing's new 'super embassy'. Analysis reveals Labour's conciliatory economic-focused approach.
Ofcom probes X over AI-generated sexual images
UK media watchdog Ofcom launches formal investigation into X over Grok AI tool creating explicit images. Potential punishments include a UK ban under the Online Safety Act.
Trump's Iraq-Venezuela gaffe highlights ongoing foreign policy risks
A recent foreign policy blunder by Donald Trump, confusing Iraq with Venezuela, raises serious concerns about his grasp on international affairs. Read our analysis of the implications.
Democrats pivot to affordability crisis ahead of elections
US Democrats are making the cost of living their central campaign issue, aiming to turn voters against Donald Trump by highlighting unfulfilled promises on prices. Read the full analysis.
'Exploding Head' Sonic Weapon Used in Venezuela Raid
Exclusive details on the US military's use of a secretive sound-wave weapon during the capture of Nicolas Maduro. Discover the tech and its link to Havana Syndrome. Read the full report.
Two charged after £24m cannabis seized in Bolton
Greater Manchester Police uncover one of the UK's largest cannabis seizures, charging two men. Discover the details of the major drug bust here.
HMRC accepted 'tolerable' risk in child benefit crackdown
Internal documents reveal HMRC withdrew child benefit payments using incomplete Home Office data, deeming the risk of harm 'remote'. Senior officials face Treasury committee scrutiny.
Sikh activist gets UK police security warning
A prominent Sikh activist in the UK has been advised by police to install security cameras and reinforce his home due to threats linked to Hindu nationalism. Read about the rising concerns over transnational repression.
EU Urged to Offer Greenland Membership Amid Trump Threats
As Donald Trump renews interest in acquiring Greenland, experts argue the EU must counter with a bold offer of membership. A new strategic vision for the Arctic is needed to uphold Europe's rules-based order.
London homicides fall to lowest level since 2014
London's homicide rate has fallen to a record low of 1.1 per 100,000, lower than New York, Berlin, and Paris. New Met Police data reveals a decade-long decline in violent crime. Read the full analysis.
Ofcom Expedites Inquiry into X Over Grok AI Deepfakes
Tech Secretary Liz Kendall urges Ofcom to act 'in days, not weeks' over sexualised AI deepfakes on Elon Musk's X platform. The regulator could impose hefty fines or even seek a UK ban.
Podcast: Foreign Crises & X Ban Threat in UK Politics
Sky News' Politics At Sam And Anne's podcast dissects the PM's week of global instability, defence spending gaps, and a potential ban on X over AI explicit images. Listen now for the full analysis.
Truck crashes into pro-Iranian protest crowd in LA
A U-Haul truck drove into a crowd of pro-Iranian freedom marchers in Los Angeles, injuring two. The driver was arrested as fears of political motivation grow. Read the latest on the incident and the ongoing Iran protests.
Brooklyn Beckham sends legal letter to parents
Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly instructed parents David and Victoria to contact him only via lawyers, escalating a long-running family feud. Details inside.
Trump's Greenland Threat and NATO Remarks Spark Danish Alarm
Donald Trump has reiterated his intent to acquire Greenland, dismissing its defence and NATO concerns. Danish PM warns of a 'fateful moment' for the alliance. Read the latest.
Myanmar Rohingya Genocide Case Opens at UN Court
The UN's top court hears a landmark case accusing Myanmar of genocide against the Rohingya. Survivors hope for justice and a precedent for future allegations.
Ban on 'Globalise the Intifada' May Harm Muslim Australians
A NSW inquiry hears a proposed ban on the phrase 'Globalise the Intifada' could disproportionately impact Muslim Australians. Read the full testimony and implications.
Thousands of Met Police staff strike over London allowance
Thousands of Metropolitan Police civilian staff are striking this week in a pay dispute, demanding a £1,250 London allowance. The PCS union warns of potential public risk as 999 call centres are affected. Read the latest updates.
Trump Weighs Military Action as Iran Protests Intensify
US President Donald Trump threatens military intervention in Iran as protests escalate, with death tolls reportedly soaring. Tehran warns of retaliation and calls for counter-rallies. Follow the latest developments.
Trump Considers Military Action Against Iran After Protests
President Trump threatens unprecedented strikes as Iran proposes talks. Over 10,600 detained in protests, US and Israel warned they are 'legitimate targets'. Read the latest.
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