City of London Rejects Leisure Centre Reopening Motion
A motion to reopen Golden Lane Leisure Centre was rejected by the City of London Corporation as unlawful, sparking accusations of preventing democratic debate among local residents.
Category : Politics
Katie Price's Missing Husband: A Worrying Twist
Katie Price's new husband Lee Andrews is officially missing after five days without contact. The couple married just days after meeting, but his past raises concerns.
Trump Plans White House Helipad to Prevent Grass Scorching
Donald Trump reportedly plans to install a permanent helipad on the White House South Lawn to prevent grass scorching from new Marine One helicopters, with construction possible this summer.
Andy Burnham: King of the North's Path to PM
Andy Burnham, Greater Manchester Mayor, is tipped as Labour's next leader after local election losses. His by-election win in Makerfield is crucial for his return to Westminster.
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Lorry Dumps Waste in Croydon Fly-Tipping Capital
Shocking CCTV captures a lorry dumping a huge pile of rubbish outside a Croydon business, costing the owner £1,500 to clear. Croydon is England's fly-tipping capital with over 50,000 incidents in 2024-2025.
Trump Skips Prayer Festival for Golf, Posts on Truth Social
Donald Trump skipped a nine-hour prayer festival at the National Mall to play golf, instead sending two Truth Social posts. He also shared an AI image of himself as Jesus.
Venezuela Fury, 16, to Leave £8M Mansion for Caravan
Tyson Fury's daughter Venezuela, 16, plans to leave her £8 million mansion to live in a caravan with husband Noah Price, embracing traveller traditions.
Blanchett: #MeToo 'Got Killed Very Quickly' in Hollywood
Cate Blanchett criticizes Hollywood for quickly suppressing the #MeToo movement, noting persistent gender imbalance on film sets with 10 women to 75 men.
Patrick Bruel Denies Multiple Sexual Assault Allegations
French singer and actor Patrick Bruel faces at least four sexual assault complaints in France and one in Belgium. He denies the allegations and vows to continue working.
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Neo-Nazi Group Challenges Hate Ban in High Court
Banned neo-Nazi group National Socialist Network files high court challenge against hate law, arguing it burdens political communication and risks tyranny.
Xi and Putin Exchange Letters Before Beijing Visit
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin exchanged congratulatory letters ahead of Putin's Beijing visit, highlighting deepening ties. China's relationship with Russia concerns the West amid the Ukraine war.
Barcelona's Tourism Chief Targets Overtourism, Reclaims Market
José Antonio Donaire, Barcelona's first sustainable tourism commissioner, plans to limit tourists, revamp La Boquería market, and revoke 10,000 tourist apartment licenses by 2028.
Surviving the Information Crisis: When Reality Feels Fake
Guardian editor-in-chief Katharine Viner explores the information crisis, where fake news evolves into a feeling that reality itself is fake, and how journalism can reunite us.
Spain Bans Franco Symbols, Yet Kitsch Cafes Glorify Dictator
Despite Spain's Democratic Memory Law, bars like Una Grande Libre continue to glorify Franco, revealing challenges in confronting the past.
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Nemes Warns of 'Orgy of Antisemitism' in the West
Hungarian director László Nemes discusses his new film 'Orphan', the impact of the Holocaust, and what he sees as resurgent global prejudice in the film industry.
UK Refugee Reunion Suspension Separates Hundreds of Children
British Red Cross estimates up to 1,360 children per month face separation due to UK's suspension of refugee family reunion, with a high court challenge underway.
Stacey Abrams: Gutting Voting Rights Act Is 'Evil' (18.05.2026)
Stacey Abrams discusses the Supreme Court's ruling on the Voting Rights Act, calling it 'evil' and urging voter engagement to counter the dismantling of majority-Black districts.
UK Japan Ambassador Corin Robertson Inquiry
Corin Robertson, UK ambassador to Japan, faces a formal inquiry led by Peter Mandelson over alleged misconduct, sparking diplomatic concerns.
Life Next to a US Air Base in the UK: Secrets and Sonic Booms
Residents near RAF Lakenheath describe life with plane spotters, sonic booms, nuclear weapons, and a strong American presence in this Suffolk village.
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Normalising Reform's Ideas: Neighbour Against Neighbour
Nesrine Malik argues that normalising Reform UK's rhetoric turns neighbours against each other, with racism now mainstream and ethnic minorities facing suspicion and division.
Lucy Worsley Investigates American Revolution
Lucy Worsley presents a fresh perspective on the American Revolution in a new two-part series. Plus, the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026 and more top picks.
Bond Market Pressures Threaten UK Government Stability
Rising bond yields and investor sentiment challenge UK fiscal policy, raising concerns over government stability and economic sovereignty.
Gaza Builders Make Cement from Rubble Amid Blockade
With Israel blocking imports, Palestinians in Gaza are turning bombed ruins into makeshift cement for rebuilding, despite severe health risks and structural limitations.
BA's 'no-show' clause cost me £9,000 for new flights
A passenger missed one leg of a BA journey due to tight connections, but the airline canceled the entire trip, forcing them to spend £9,000 on new tickets. The 'no-show' clause is criticized as unfair.
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National Conversation Project Launches to Unite Britain
Sajid Javid warns UK risks being torn apart by differences as a new commission launches the National Conversation to ask what it means to be British, English, Scottish or Welsh.
Zohran Mamdani's Four Months of Effective Governance
In just four months, Zohran Mamdani has delivered tangible results for New Yorkers, proving that politicians can prioritize real needs over politics.
Pianist’s Case Against MSO Goes to Court
Jayson Gillham sues MSO after concert cancellation over remarks on Palestinian journalists in Gaza, sparking free speech debate.
Police Struggle to Store Seized Illegal Cigarettes and Vapes
Australian police face storage shortages and high destruction costs for seized illegal tobacco and vapes, with the illicit trade costing billions in lost excise.
Bond Market Rout Deepens on Iran War Inflation Fears
Global bond sell-off intensifies amid rising inflation fears from the Iran war, with Japanese 30-year yields hitting 4% and US 10-year yields at 4.631%.
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Trump Posts AI Images of Alien and Space Strikes
Donald Trump posted 19 AI-generated images on Truth Social, including walking with an alien and blowing up targets from space, amid ongoing Iran War.
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