Trump Expands War on Terror to Venezuela
US military actions in Venezuela signal dangerous new phase in war on terror with reduced oversight. Over 80 killed in strikes as Trump asserts unchecked presidential powers.
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Women's degree celebrations trigger male anger online
Female academics face misogynistic abuse after sharing degree achievements online. Experts explain why successful women threaten certain men and how this reflects wider societal issues.
UK Embassy Accused of Undermining Sanctions
The British embassy in Tel Aviv faces allegations of violating UK sanctions law by employing an Israeli citizen who owns a home in an illegal West Bank settlement. Experts warn of legal and reputational risks.
Reeves faces criticism over 'shambolic' budget process
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is under fire for 'shambolic' pre-budget management as economists blame speculation for flatlining UK growth. Key events from the CBI conference.
Spain's Attorney General Resigns After Guilty Verdict
Álvaro García Ortiz steps down after being found guilty of leaking confidential information. A significant blow to Prime Minister Sánchez's government. Read the full story.
Musk's Government Efficiency Department Closes Early
Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency has been dissolved months before its scheduled end date, with staff moved to other roles. Discover what happened.
Brits save £1,411 each by cutting back on spending
New research reveals 83% of Brits have tightened their budgets, saving £1,411 annually. Discover how households are adapting to the cost of living crisis.
Europe challenges US-Russia Ukraine peace plan
European countries propose radical alternative to US-backed Ukraine peace framework, removing pro-Russia elements. Germany calls talks a 'decisive success'.
Halifax Demands Focus on North in Budget
As the Chancellor prepares the budget, people in Halifax voice their priorities: investing in northern towns, tackling wealth inequality, and supporting the night-time economy.
Kate Calls for End to Addiction Stigma
The Princess of Wales champions empathy for those battling addiction, urging society to replace shame with support during Addiction Awareness Week. Join the conversation.
17-year-old boy dies after stabbing in Sydney
A teenage boy has died after being stabbed in Rouse Hill, Sydney. Police and homicide squad investigating the tragic incident that occurred near local schools.
Business Fears 'Death by a Thousand Taxes' in Budget
As the CBI conference begins, we analyse business fears over Chancellor Rachel Reeves's budget. Will growth forecasts and new taxes impact the UK economy? Listen to the full podcast.
Hanson's Burqa Protest Halts Senate Proceedings
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson faces widespread condemnation after wearing a burqa in the Senate chamber, repeating her controversial 2017 protest. Read about the political fallout.
Suicide bombers kill three officers in Pakistan
Three security force officers killed in a multi-pronged suicide attack on a paramilitary HQ in Peshawar. Get the latest updates on this developing story.
Budget Preview, Ukraine Talks & Arsenal Win
Get the latest on the UK Budget, Ukraine peace talks in Geneva, and David Cameron's health. Plus, Arsenal's derby win with an Eze hat-trick. Listen to the Cheat Sheet podcast for more.
Ex-Judge Calls for £20 Tax on Pointed Kitchen Knives
A retired judge urges a £20 tax on pointed kitchen knives in the UK Budget to reduce knife crime. Could a price hike, like the plastic bag charge, save lives? Read more.
Car thieves hid in hot tub after crime spree
Three car thieves who targeted Audi and Volkswagen vehicles across Yorkshire were caught hiding in a hot tub and trailer. The gang received combined sentences exceeding 30 years.
MPs told to switch off phones for Chinese visit
Australian MPs were warned to turn off phones and laptops during a Chinese delegation's Parliament House visit, highlighting serious cyber security concerns. Read the full details.
Coalition attacks Bowen's Cop presidency in parliament
The Coalition launches parliamentary attack on Climate Minister Chris Bowen over his Cop negotiation presidency while experts dismiss criticism as 'culture cringe'. Plus: NSW housing plans and Trump's Ukraine proposal.
Japan-China tensions escalate over Taiwan at G20
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi fails to secure meeting with Chinese premier at G20 summit amid Taiwan dispute. Public backing rises despite diplomatic freeze. Read the full analysis.
Budget to deliver £550+ pension boost
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to announce an above-inflation state pension rise, giving millions over £550 extra yearly. Discover the full budget details.
Enver Solomon: Labour's asylum plans are 'grubby'
Refugee Council CEO Enver Solomon discusses the profound disappointment with Labour's new asylum policies, the hostile environment, and maintaining hope amidst political turmoil.
Iran's diplomatic shift meets internal repression
Iran attempts soft-power transformation while cracking down domestically. Can Tehran's charm offensive overcome regional suspicions and internal divisions? Analysis of Iran's strategic dilemma.
Mahmood's Immigration Shake-Up Sparks Controversy
Labour's Shabana Mahmood announces sweeping legal migration reforms, using her immigrant background to justify policies critics call cruel. Explore the debate.
Halifax demands change ahead of budget
Ahead of the budget, Halifax residents voice their fears and priorities, from wealth inequality to small business support. Discover what the chancellor must address.
Labour's £30bn Budget: Starmer Fights for Survival
Keir Starmer's government unveils a major tax-and-spend budget amid a £20bn financial black hole. Analysis reveals the political risks and broken manifesto promises.
Wong: Ukraine sovereignty must be upheld in peace deal
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong joins allies in demanding Ukraine's territorial integrity be respected in any peace plan, rejecting Trump's pro-Russia proposal. Read the latest.
Sussan Ley: 'Maintain the Rage' Over Women Killed
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley calls for sustained anger as 74 Australian women are killed in 2024. Read the powerful parliamentary response to the domestic violence crisis.
Bolsonaro: Hallucinations led to ankle tag tampering
Ex-Brazil president Jair Bolsonaro says hallucinations prompted him to tamper with his electronic monitor. He denies attempting to escape house arrest. Follow for breaking news.
$96.5m BoM website cost sparks ministerial anger
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology faces scrutiny after revealing its controversial website redesign cost taxpayers $96.5m. Environment minister demands explanation for massive budget overrun.
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