Ex-Jihadist Syrian President meets Trump in US
Syrian President Ahmed al Sharaa, a former jihadist commander, meets Donald Trump at the White House in a historic shift as the US bets on his leadership to stabilise Syria. Discover the implications.
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US Senate acts to end record government shutdown
The US Senate convenes a rare Sunday session, advancing a funding bill to end the longest government shutdown. The bill now heads to the House. Read the latest developments.
MPs Get Death Threats After Neo-Nazi Rally Condemnation
Two female politicians report death and rape threats to police after speaking out against neo-Nazi demonstration in Sydney. NSW government considers expanding ban on Nazi symbols.
AFL confirms divisive wildcard finals round for 2025
AFL CEO Andrew Dillon defends the new 10-team finals format with a wildcard round, sparking debate among fans. Discover the pros and cons of the biggest finals shake-up since 2016.
Kyiv blackouts amid Russian strikes on energy grid
Russian missile strikes cause widespread blackouts in Ukraine as Lavrov reemerges, ready to discuss war with US. Zelenskyy credits King Charles for easing Trump tensions.
US Senate Acts to End Historic 40-Day Shutdown
The US Senate is advancing a bill to reopen the federal government after a 40-day shutdown, facing Democratic resistance over healthcare subsidies. Read the latest developments.
Trump Booed at Commanders NFL Game
Donald Trump faced a mixed reception at the Washington Commanders game, becoming the first sitting president in decades to attend a regular-season NFL match. Read the full story.
Trump promotes false Obama Obamacare royalties claim
Donald Trump shared a fabricated story claiming Barack Obama received $40m in Obamacare royalties. The claim originates from a known satirical website. Read the full fact-check.
UK pensioner shot dead in Ghana phone robbery
A 68-year-old British man was killed trying to retrieve his phone from robbers in a Tema bar. Police have launched an urgent manhunt for the suspects. Read the latest on this tragic incident.
Dolphins shock Bills, Texans make historic comeback
Miami Dolphins ended their seven-game losing streak against Buffalo, while Houston Texans staged the biggest fourth-quarter comeback in franchise history to beat Jacksonville Jaguars.
Supreme Court Halts Food Aid for Millions in Need
US Supreme Court pauses full SNAP benefits, leaving 42 million Americans in limbo. Discover how states are fighting back against the Trump administration's directive.
Drink-driver steals 24-tonne bulldozer in Wolverhampton
A 41-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly drink-driving a stolen 24-tonne bulldozer through Wolverhampton city centre, causing significant damage. Read the full story of this extraordinary incident.
Starmer returns from COP30 to UK prisons crisis
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a prisons and migration crisis upon returning from the Brazil climate conference, as his government struggles with transparency.
Cruz Beckham sings for Sir David's knighthood
Cruz Beckham serenaded his father Sir David with a special song during a lads' night out in the Cotswolds, celebrating the football legend's knighthood from King Charles. Discover the heartwarming family moments and the notable absence.
Zelenskyy on Trump, Ukraine War, and Defending His Nation
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, in an exclusive Guardian interview, declares he is not afraid of Donald Trump and discusses the ongoing war with Russia. Read his powerful message.
Maxwell 'Much Happier' After Prison Transfer to Texas
Ghislaine Maxwell expresses delight in emails after controversial transfer to minimum-security Texas prison during Trump administration. Read the exclusive details.
Zelenskyy on Trump Relations and Ukraine Crisis
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reveals his 'normal' relationship with Donald Trump, praises King Charles's diplomatic role, and details Russia's devastating energy attacks.
Trump mocked as Marie Antoinette in AI image
Gavin Newsom's press office shares AI image depicting Trump as French queen during record government shutdown, criticising his response to food stamp crisis.
Labour considers Denmark's hardcore immigration system
Labour ministers are seriously considering importing Denmark's 'zero refugees' model to tackle border security concerns and counter Nigel Farage's rising popularity. Discover the controversial plan.
Mexico President Groped in Shocking Street Attack
Claudia Sheinbaum's assault exposes global misogyny crisis. Learn how this attack on Mexico's leader highlights violence against women worldwide. Take action now.
Lady Ros Howells, equality champion, dies aged 94
Lady Rosalind Howells, who dedicated her life to fighting racial inequality and championed the Stephen Lawrence family, has passed away at 94. Discover her remarkable legacy.
421 Owners Hold Half of Scotland's Private Land
New Scottish land reform legislation falls short of breaking up vast feudal estates. Discover why 421 owners still control half the private countryside and what it means for democracy.
Mamdani's NYC Win: Lessons for UK Progressive Politics
New York's mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani offers bold progressive leadership lessons for UK politicians. Discover how inclusive policies can transform communities and inspire change.
Trump's $2000 Tariff Dividend Plan Faces Hurdles
Donald Trump proposes $2000 payments from tariff revenues, but congressional approval and Supreme Court scrutiny create significant obstacles. Discover the full story.
Russian activist admits FSB espionage in Poland
Igor Rogov, a Russian opposition activist arrested in Poland, has confessed to working as an FSB agent and informing on fellow dissidents. Read the shocking details of his covert operations.
Tories demand probe into Nandy over donations
Conservatives call for investigation into Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy after she failed to disclose donations from the new football watchdog head. Read the latest developments.
Ajax Tanks Still Causing Soldier Injuries
Exclusive: British Army's £5.5bn Ajax armoured vehicles continue causing hearing and health issues for troops despite minister's safety assurances. Read the full investigation.
Man accused of campsite sex assault dies in prison
John Bell, accused of sexually assaulting an eight-year-old boy at Loch Ness Bay campsite, has died in custody at HMP Inverness. Police confirm no suspicious circumstances.
South London shop fined £30k for dangerous skin creams
A Peckham beauty store has been hit with over £30,000 in fines for a second time after selling illegal skin lighteners containing chemicals linked to cancer and organ damage. Read the full investigation.
King leads Remembrance Sunday silence at Cenotaph
King Charles III led the nation in a two-minute silence at the Cenotaph, joined by royals, politicians and 10,000 veterans honouring the fallen. Read the full coverage.
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