Reeves: Labour manifesto pledges may be dropped
Chancellor Rachel Reeves indicates Labour may abandon key manifesto commitments due to worse-than-expected economic inheritance. Budget to focus on NHS waiting lists and growth.
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UAE refuses to join Gaza stabilisation force
The UAE announces it will not participate in a US-proposed Gaza stabilisation force, citing a lack of a clear legal framework. This reflects growing Arab opposition to the plan. Read more on the regional implications.
Senate passes bill to prevent US government shutdown
The US Senate has approved a temporary funding bill to prevent an immediate government shutdown. The stopgap measure extends funding through December 13 while budget negotiations continue.
Legal experts criticise Palestine Action terror ban process
A major independent commission, including ex-MI6 and government figures, condemns the UK's terrorism definition as too broad following the proscription of Palestine Action. Discover the report's key findings.
Putin's 'Swollen Hands' Spark Renewed Health Fears
Vladimir Putin's latest public appearance, showing his hands clenched and swollen, has ignited fresh debate about the Russian leader's health. Discover the full story and expert analysis.
Man jailed for sex attack on electronic tag fitter
Patrick Nolan sentenced to four-and-a-half years for a knifepoint sexual assault on a G4S employee in the Western Isles. Read the full court details and judge's remarks.
8 killed in car explosion near Delhi's Red Fort
A car explosion near Delhi's historic Red Fort has killed eight people and injured several. Emergency services are investigating the cause of the blast. Read the latest updates.
Senate Democrats defect to end US government shutdown
Seven Democrats and an independent face party fury after siding with Republicans to advance a funding bill, ending the longest US government shutdown in history.
German Christmas Market Attack Trial Begins for Doctor
The trial of a Saudi doctor accused of murdering six people at a German Christmas market has begun. Read the latest updates from the high-security courtroom.
Romanian man jailed for Glasgow rape and assaults
Mihai-Nicolae Patran, 34, receives a 12-year sentence for raping a doctor and assaulting two other women in a five-week Glasgow crime spree. Read the full court details.
New Delhi car blast kills 8 near Red Fort metro
At least eight people killed and 11 injured in car explosion at New Delhi's Red Fort metro station. Police investigating cause as multiple vehicles catch fire.
Sarkozy released from prison pending appeal
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been freed from jail as he appeals his conviction for conspiring to raise Libyan campaign funds. Follow the latest developments.
Police motorcyclist killed woman in royal escort crash
An 81-year-old woman died after a Met Police motorcyclist, speeding through a red light during a royal escort, collided with her at a pedestrian crossing in West London.
200 jihadists killed in Nigeria faction fighting
Fierce fighting between Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province militants leaves approximately 200 dead in Lake Chad region. Discover the ongoing conflict's impact.
Supreme Court rejects bid to overturn same-sex marriage
The US Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from Kim Davis, the former Kentucky clerk who refused marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Read the full story on this landmark decision.
Delhi explosion kills 8 near Red Fort metro station
At least eight people killed and 15 seriously injured after car explosion in Delhi. Police investigate blast near busy Red Fort metro station. Read latest updates.
Teens arrested in Southport killer copycat cases
Two teenagers have been charged after allegedly seeking to emulate the Southport killer, raising fears over copycat attacks targeting schools and dance classes.
Zuma's daughter on trial for inciting deadly SA riots
Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla pleads not guilty to terrorism charges linked to 2021 social media posts during riots that left 350 dead. Follow this landmark case.
Trump pardons Giuliani over election challenge bid
Donald Trump has granted pardons to Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows and other allies involved in efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. Read the full details.
Sarkozy to be released from prison, court rules
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is to be released from prison and placed under judicial supervision, a Paris appeals court has decided. Discover the latest developments.
German Christmas market attack trial begins
Saudi psychiatrist Taleb al-Abdulmohsen faces trial for murdering six people in Magdeburg Christmas market attack. Read the latest court developments.
Trump pardons Giuliani and Meadows in election case
Donald Trump has pardoned Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows and 75 others involved in the 2020 election interference plot. Discover the legal implications and state-level consequences they still face.
NSW Landlords Face Jail Over Illegal Tobacco Sales
New South Wales introduces harsh penalties, including $165,000 fines and jail time, for landlords complicit in the illicit tobacco and vape trade. Discover the government's crackdown.
1975: Whitlam Government Dismissed in Historic Crisis
On 11 November 1975, Governor General Sir John Kerr dismissed PM Gough Whitlam, triggering a constitutional crisis. Explore the dramatic events and lasting impact.
Ley's Net Zero Decision Risks Losing Key MPs
Sussan Ley faces leadership crisis as Liberal MPs threaten resignation over net zero policy. Will her fragile coalition survive the climate debate? Read our analysis.
Remembrance Day: Australia's Unlearned War Lessons
As leaders deliver solemn Remembrance Day speeches, Australia's political-military class continues ignoring hard truths about war's human cost while committing to dangerous alliances.
Typhoon Aftermath and WWI Remembrance Photos
Super typhoon Fung-wong devastates Philippines while Belgium honours WWI soldiers. Global news coverage from Gaza to BBC resignations.
Second deported migrant returns to UK on small boat
A second migrant deported to France has returned to the UK, with the Home Office vowing to remove him again. Read the latest on the UK's border security efforts.
Yoon Suk Yeol charged over North Korea drone flights
Ousted South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol faces new charges for allegedly authorising drone flights into North Korea to justify martial law. Learn the full story.
Second deported migrant returns to UK on small boat
A second person removed to France under the UK's 'one in, one out' scheme has been detected returning via a small boat crossing. The Home Office vows expedited removal.
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