Roger Cook, Fearless Investigative Journalist, Dies at 83
Roger Cook, the tenacious investigative reporter known for confronting swindlers and criminals on radio and TV, has died aged 83 after a short illness.
Category : Politics
Spain's PM faces tough week as wife and ex-premier face probes
Pedro Sánchez confronts multiple scandals as his wife Begoña Gómez and predecessor José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero are summoned to court over influence peddling and other charges.
US Government AI Use Cases Surge 70% With Little Transparency
The Trump administration disclosed 3,611 AI use cases across federal agencies, a 70% increase from Biden's term, raising concerns about lack of public consultation and oversight.
Pandemic treaty plea: Lula and WHO urge leaders to act
Lula and WHO chief Tedros urge G7 leaders to finalize pandemic treaty, warning 'the next pandemic will not wait' as Ebola outbreak in DRC worsens.
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US and Iran Reach Framework Peace Deal to End War
US and Iran announce a framework peace deal ending 15-week conflict, with Hormuz reopening. Plus, JD Vance on 2028 run, and Knicks win NBA title.
Haitian Asylum Seeker's Hypothermia Death Ruled Homicide
Daphy Michel, 31, died of hypothermia at a Pittsburgh bus shelter days after ICE released her. A medical examiner ruled her death a homicide; her family plans to sue.
Central Banks Hold Rates as Iran Deal Eases Inflation
US and UK central banks are expected to keep interest rates unchanged this week as the Iran peace deal eases inflationary pressures. The Fed's first decision under new chair Kevin Warsh is anticipated.
UK Under-16s Social Media Ban: How It Will Work
The UK government announces a ban on under-16s accessing social media, including Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, X, and Facebook, as part of a broader online safety drive.
Oil Prices Plunge as US-Iran Peace Deal Sparks Market Rally
Oil prices hit a three-month low and global markets rallied after a US-Iran peace deal was announced, raising hopes for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to commercial shipping.
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Settlement produce mislabelled in EU exports, probe finds
An investigation by Global Echo found that one in six Israeli agricultural shipments to Europe contained mislabelled settlement goods, violating trade rules and bolstering the settler economy.
Man Arrested Over 2017 'Putney Pusher' Incident
A 44-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted grievous bodily harm for pushing a woman into the path of a bus on Putney Bridge in 2017, nine years after the incident.
Israeli Minister Defiant Over Lebanon Ceasefire in US-Iran Deal
Israel's defense minister says troops won't withdraw from southern Lebanon, reacting to a US-Iran interim deal that includes a Lebanon ceasefire, sparking political tensions in Israel.
Crown princess's son gets 4 years for rape in Norway
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, was found guilty of two counts of rape and other crimes, sentenced to four years in prison by Oslo district court.
Appeal Court Upholds Palestine Action Ban
The Court of Appeal ruled the Home Secretary's ban on Palestine Action was lawful, reversing a High Court decision. The group's co-founder vows to appeal further.
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Mastermind behind Starmer-linked arson attacks convicted
Two men found guilty of arson attacks on properties linked to PM Keir Starmer, orchestrated by a Russian-speaking Telegram contact known as 'El Money'.
UK court reviews 21-year minimum term for Sikh man's murder
The solicitor general referred Vickrum Digwa's sentence for murdering Henry Nowak to the court of appeal under the unduly lenient sentence scheme, citing concerns about the case.
Londoners praise under-16s social media ban
Londoners support the UK's proposed ban on under-16s accessing social media, part of a broader online safety drive. PM Starmer calls it a 'line in the sand'.
One in Six Britons See Muslim Growth as UK Culture Threat
A study reveals 17% of Britons view Muslim population growth as a foundational threat, while most Muslims feel a strong sense of belonging. Hostile attitudes risk normalization.
Taty Almeida Dies at 95; Sought Son for 50 Years
Lidia 'Taty' Almeida, president of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, died at 95. She spent 50 years searching for her son, disappeared by Argentina's dictatorship, becoming a symbol of justice.
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Two men guilty of arson attacks on Starmer properties
Roman Lavrynovych and Stanislav Carpiuc convicted at the Old Bailey for conspiring to set fire to a car and two houses linked to Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Trump: Oil Ships Moving Out of Strait of Hormuz
Trump claims oil ships are moving out of the Strait of Hormuz, but shippers remain cautious about safety and unclear arrangements.
Teacher Guilty of Murdering Adopted Baby
Jamie Varley, a schoolteacher, was convicted of sexually abusing and murdering 13-month-old Preston Davey, whom he adopted. The trial revealed months of abuse.
City & Guilds Executives Awarded £3m Unauthorised Bonuses
An investigation found City & Guilds' top executives awarded themselves £3m in bonuses without authorisation. The new owner PeopleCert seeks repayment.
Trump Celebrates Iran Deal and UFC Match at 80
Donald Trump and Iran announce end to war on his 80th birthday, featuring a UFC match at the White House. Will the peace deal hold? Strait of Hormuz reopening expected.
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UK's EU Rejoin Debate Lacks European Perspective
Timothy Garton Ash argues that Britain's discussion on rejoining the EU ignores European views, requiring marathon persuasion on both sides. Labour urged to drop red lines.
One Nation official defended Hitler Youth, used racist slurs
John Drew, a One Nation branch official in Queensland, posted racist comments about Aboriginal people and migrants, defended Hitler Youth, and called for White Australia policy.
Baby Justin case dropped after catastrophic head injuries
Queensland police have discontinued the case of baby Justin, who sustained catastrophic head injuries while in his father's arms, citing insufficient evidence.
Aukus Exposed as Political Stunt by UK Minister Resignation
Allan Behm argues that Aukus has always been a political stunt, as shown by UK ministers leaving Australian counterparts waiting while focusing on domestic politics.
Trump UFC event marred by Michelle Obama smear
Donald Trump's UFC fights at the White House were overshadowed by a fighter's false claim that Michelle Obama is a man, drawing cheers and bewilderment.
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Zelenskyy: Russia Deliberately Hit Unesco Site, 11 Dead
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy says Russia deliberately targeted a Unesco-listed religious site in Kyiv, with 11 dead and 53 wounded across the country.
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