Perth man charged over alleged Bondi attack support post
A 47-year-old Perth man faces charges of racial harassment after allegedly posting online support for the Bondi Junction attack. Police confirm a swift investigation.
Category : Politics
Stolen phones found buried in South London park
A woman tracked her stolen Samsung Galaxy to a Lewisham park, unearthing five devices. Experts warn this new theft tactic is spreading across the capital. Read the full story.
Tories accuse government of sneaking out farm tax U-turn
Ministers announce U-turn raising inheritance tax threshold for farmers to £2.5m just before Christmas, dodging scrutiny, says Victoria Atkins. Explore the policy reversal details.
Bangladesh media, civil society targeted by mob attacks
Journalists and activists in Bangladesh face violent mob attacks, raising fears for press freedom and democracy under Sheikh Hasina's government. Read the full investigation.
Starmer's Christmas message on cost-of-living struggle
PM Keir Starmer urges public to check on neighbours as he acknowledges ongoing cost-of-living hardship. His message comes amid grim economic forecasts and warnings of a looming recession.
US sanctions two Britons, triggering UK diplomatic spat
The Trump administration sanctions two British activists, accusing them of suppressing US free speech. Lib Dem leader Ed Davey clashes with US officials, escalating tensions. Read the full story.
British boy, 13, killed in stabbing in Portugal
A 13-year-old British boy has died in a stabbing in Portugal. Police are investigating the deaths of the boy and the suspected attacker, the mother's former partner. Read the latest updates.
Why Gen Z loves Theresa May on TikTok
Former PM Theresa May is an unlikely TikTok star. We explore why Gen Z is creating viral edits, from 'defensive fandom' to nostalgia for a 'simpler' political time. Discover the trend's impact.
British teen killed in Portugal domestic violence explosion
A 13-year-old British boy was stabbed to death in Portugal. The suspect, his mother's ex-partner, then caused a gas explosion, killing himself and injuring others. Read the full report.
Epstein files: Balmoral email asks for 'inappropriate friends'
Newly released emails from the Epstein files reveal a message sent from Balmoral, signed 'A', asking Ghislaine Maxwell for 'inappropriate friends'. Explore the latest details and the Met Police's review.
Three dead in Moscow car explosion, officials say
Two police officers and a civilian are killed in a Moscow car bombing. The incident follows the assassination of a Russian general in a similar attack earlier this week.
Manchester Jewish community's resilience after terror plot
After a foiled Islamic State attack plot, a Greater Manchester Jewish community focuses on daily struggles and solidarity, refusing to live in fear. Explore their story.
Croydon's £600k streetscape upgrades for four areas
Coulsdon, Addiscombe, Norbury and South Croydon to share £600k UKSPF funding for signage, greening and safety works from January 2026. Residents shape the plans.
Family seeks answers a year after Christmas Eve police shooting
The parents of Marcus Meade, shot dead by West Mercia Police on 24 December 2024, say Christmas now 'means death' as they await the IOPC investigation's conclusion.
Greta Thunberg arrested at London protest
Climate activist Greta Thunberg detained by City of London Police for displaying a placard in support of proscribed organisation Palestine Action. Read the latest on the protest and hunger strikes.
NSW Police Get New Powers to Ban Protests After Terror
NSW Premier Chris Minns urges police to use new powers to ban protests for up to three months following a terrorist event. New gun control laws also introduced. Read the latest.
Trump's 2025 Sports Takeover: A 2026 World Cup Preview
Donald Trump has turned major sporting events into a personal political stage. With the 2026 World Cup and a White House UFC fight ahead, his fusion of sport and power is set to intensify. Explore the strategy and its historical echoes.
Far-Right Militia Leader Stanislav Orlov Killed in Crimea
The murky death of Española founder Stanislav 'Spaniard' Orlov, reportedly by Russian security services, signals a Kremlin crackdown on non-state armed groups post-Wagner mutiny. Read the full analysis.
Evening Class on Fascism Warns of Rising AfD Threat
A Berlin journalist's seminar on historical fascism draws chilling parallels with today's Germany, where the far-right AfD leads in polls. Discover the lessons from a rediscovered 1951 novel.
NSW new protest laws take effect after Bondi terror attack
New South Wales premier Chris Minns wants police to use new powers to ban protests quickly. The laws come amid a reported surge in threats against Muslim Australians following the Bondi beach terror attack.
Labour's popularity halves amid economic uncertainty
Analysis: Rachel Reeves faces a tough 2026 as Labour's support collapses to 18% despite a non-crisis economy. What's gone wrong for Starmer's government?
Libyan military chief killed in Turkey plane crash
General Muhammad al Haddad and seven others died when their private jet crashed near Ankara. The tragedy strikes a blow to Libya's fragile unity efforts. Read the full story.
Sky News joins Colombian army on border drug gang raid
Sky News joins Colombian troops on a perilous night mission into cartel territory on the Venezuela border, uncovering the scale of the cocaine trade and the growing terror threat. Read the full exclusive report.
Epstein Files Reveal Andrew Messages & Trump Jet Trips
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents appear to show Prince Andrew asking Ghislaine Maxwell for 'inappropriate friends'. Files also suggest Donald Trump used the jet more than reported.
Colombia's Night Raids on Drug Gangs at Venezuela Border
Sky News joins Colombian troops on a perilous night mission targeting cartels on the Venezuela border. Discover the industrial-scale labs and the 6-tonne cocaine haul left behind.
Epstein files fail to expose network, survivors vow to fight on
The latest US Justice Department release of Jeffrey Epstein documents fails to detail the failures that let him thrive. Survivors, including Lisa Phillips, pledge to continue their own pursuit of justice. Read their story.
TikToker arrested over fatal livestream driving crash
TikTok personality 'Tea Tyme' arrested for reckless homicide after allegedly hitting and killing a pedestrian while livestreaming from her car in Zion, Illinois.
UK man loses Australian visa over Nazi symbols charge
A British man has had his Australian visa cancelled after being charged for displaying Nazi symbols. The case highlights strict immigration enforcement against hate symbols.
Islamophobic Hate Surges in Australia After Bondi Attack
Australian Muslim communities report a sharp rise in Islamophobic abuse and threats following the Bondi Junction terror attack, sparking fears of retribution and calls for unity.
Starmer's Christmas call for kindness amid hardship
Prime Minister Keir Starmer encourages Britons to show kindness this Christmas, as political leaders broadcast festive messages focusing on community, faith, and hope.
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