Lord Dick Taverne: Political Maverick Dies at 94
The political world mourns Lord Dick Taverne, the courageous QC and parliamentarian who famously challenged his own party and founded the Campaign for Science and Reason.
Category : Politics
Southport killer's extremist behaviour raised alarms
Exclusive: Support workers warned about killer's extremist behaviour months before the Southport knife attack that claimed three young lives, investigation reveals.
Wilders' Netherlands: One Year On - The Verdict
An in-depth analysis of the Netherlands under Geert Wilders' far-right leadership - from immigration crackdowns to economic realities. Discover how Dutch voters are responding to their controversial government's first year in power.
Fake De Blasio interview scandal rocks New York Times
A sophisticated hoax featuring a fabricated interview with former New York mayor Bill de Blasio has exposed vulnerabilities in political journalism and raised questions about AI-generated deception.
MPs probe Prince Andrew's peppercorn rent at Royal Lodge
Cross-party committee investigates Crown Estate's decision to charge Prince Andrew minimal rent for his 30-bedroom Windsor mansion amid financial scrutiny.
Israel strikes Gaza amid 'imminent terror attack' claims
Tensions escalate as Israel conducts new military operations in Gaza while alleging Hamas was preparing an immediate terror threat, raising fears of renewed conflict.
London council defends 'No Mow May' amid complaints
A South London council stands by its controversial decision to let grass grow wild during May, sparking debate between environmental benefits and resident concerns about neighbourhood appearance.
Survivors demand Farage apology over grooming gang comments
Women who survived childhood sexual exploitation by grooming gangs have issued a direct challenge to Nigel Farage, demanding he retract what they describe as 'deeply harmful' remarks that politicised their trauma.
NYC Mayor Frontrunner Targeted by Fake Sharia Law Claims
Leading New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani faces coordinated disinformation campaign falsely alleging he supports implementing Sharia law, with experts warning of dangerous political manipulation.
New politics promise descends into messy squabbles
The party that vowed to transform British politics has delivered little more than internal squabbles and legislative gridlock, leaving voters disillusioned.
Manchester synagogue death ruled terrorist attack
A coroner has officially declared the death of a man outside a Manchester synagogue a terrorist incident, as counter-terror police disclose the victim was targeted for wearing a kippah.
Fireworks thrown from cars in Harrow street chaos
Dramatic scenes unfolded in Harrow as reckless drivers launched fireworks from moving vehicles, turning residential streets into danger zones and sparking a major police investigation.
Small boat migrant jailed for Derby bank murder
A failed asylum seeker who entered Britain via small boat has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the brutal murder of a man in a Derby bank. The shocking case raises serious questions about the UK's immigration system.
Rio police raid leaves 25 dead in city's deadliest operation
Shocking police operation in Rio's Jacarezinho favela leaves at least 25 dead, including one officer, in what authorities call the city's deadliest raid against drug gangs.
Man charged in Walsall Sikh woman hate crime case
A 41-year-old man has been charged after a Sikh woman was allegedly attacked in Walsall, in what police are treating as a religiously motivated hate crime.
Trump gifted golden crown in South Korea amid protests
Donald Trump was presented with a lavish golden crown during his South Korea visit, sparking controversy and street demonstrations against monarchical symbolism.
UK sends emergency aid to hurricane-hit Jamaica
The British government has mobilised urgent humanitarian assistance for Jamaica following the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa, with emergency supplies and support teams en route to the Caribbean.
Starmer's immigration gambit backfires as critics cry 'coward'
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces mounting criticism over his new immigration policy, with opponents accusing him of political cowardice and failing to offer meaningful solutions to Britain's border challenges.
London's 24-hour crime wave: Multiple violent attacks shock city
A devastating crime spree rocked London within just 24 hours, leaving communities reeling from multiple stabbings, shootings, and violent attacks across the city.
Ceasefire in peril after night of bombing
Intense overnight bombardment raises critical questions about the sustainability of the ceasefire agreement as diplomatic efforts face their most severe test yet.
Manchester synagogue bomb hoaxer jailed
A man who made a chilling bomb threat to a Manchester synagogue just days after a terror attack has been sentenced to prison. Joshua␣Rennie's malicious call sparked panic in the vulnerable Jewish community.
Starmer dodges questions on potential tax rises
Sir Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure as he repeatedly refuses to rule out tax increases that could break Labour's manifesto promises, sparking Conservative criticism and economic uncertainty.
EU: UK Planning Bill Risks Brexit Trade Deal
The EU's ambassador warns Britain's controversial planning overhaul could derail the post-Brexit trade agreement, putting environmental standards and diplomatic relations on the line.
Queensland puberty blocker ban reinstated - activist fights back
After successfully overturning Queensland's controversial puberty blocker ban, activist Bridget Gilly now faces renewed legislation. Discover why she's not backing down from this critical healthcare fight.
Matt Kean rebukes Coalition's environment law rollback
In a dramatic break from party ranks, prominent Liberal MP Matt Kean has condemned his own coalition's proposed environmental laws, warning they threaten Australia's natural heritage and economic future.
Sydney Defence Expo Faces Calls to Ban Israeli Arms Firms
Pressure mounts on Australian defence exhibition organisers to exclude Israeli weapons manufacturers Elbit Systems and Rafael Advanced Defense Systems amid allegations their equipment is being used in Gaza operations.
Hanson cleared in Rinehart party funding scandal
Australian Senate absolves Pauline Hanson of misconduct after taxpayer-funded trip to mining magnate Gina Rinehart's birthday celebration, though questions about political judgement remain.
Small boat migrant jailed for Derby murder
A failed asylum seeker who entered Britain via small boat has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the fatal stabbing of a 21-year-old man in Derby city centre.
PIP eligibility overhaul could save £9bn yearly
Major reforms to Personal Independence Payment eligibility could save taxpayers £9 billion annually, but disability advocates warn of devastating consequences for vulnerable claimants.
Lords defeat Labour's workers' rights bill
Keir Starmer's flagship employment reforms face major setback as peers reject key legislation, raising questions about Labour's parliamentary strategy.
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