US-Iran Peace Deal: Doubts Over Durability
A tentative US-Iran peace deal raises hopes, but conflicting claims from Trump and Tehran leave key issues unresolved, including the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear program.
Category : Political Parties
Tunisia sack Lamouchi after 5-1 defeat by Sweden
Tunisia fired head coach Sabri Lamouchi after a 5-1 loss to Sweden in their World Cup opener, appointing Mondher Kebaier as interim coach.
John Oliver: Makerfield byelection could decide UK's future
John Oliver dissects the high-stakes Makerfield byelection, where Labour's Andy Burnham faces Reform UK, with potential to reshape UK politics.
UK social media ban for under-16s cartoon
A cartoon by Ben Jennings on the UK's proposed social media ban for under-16s, highlighting concerns over safety, freedom, and enforcement.
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Reform councillor quits, calls joining 'biggest mistake'
A Reform UK councillor in Medway has resigned from the party, calling his defection from the Conservatives 'the biggest mistake of my life' and claiming he was misled.
Bridgen: Restore won't split Makerfield vote for Labour
Former Tory MP Andrew Bridgen says it's 'ludicrous' to suggest Restore will split the right-wing vote in the Makerfield by-election, insisting the party attracts disillusioned non-voters.
Grade: GB News critics limit free speech to 'Islington consensus'
Former Ofcom chair Michael Grade defends GB News, claiming critics are part of a 'liberal, Islington consensus' and that the white majority's voice has been ignored.
De Niro leads anti-Trump chant at NYC concert
Robert De Niro led a crowd in chanting 'shut the f*** up' at Trump during a First Amendment concert, comparing patriotism to an abusive relationship.
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.
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Teen's witty 'stare at a wall' response goes viral
A teenager's deadpan 'stare at a wall' reply to BBC over Sir Keir Starmer's social media ban for under-16s goes viral, hailed as 'legendary'.
Millionaire banker arrested in Putney Pusher case
A 44-year-old former British Army officer and banker has been arrested on suspicion of pushing a woman into the path of a bus on Putney Bridge in 2017.
Coronation Street confirms Megan twist with new star
Coronation Street's grooming storyline heads to a conclusion as Megan's mother Janine arrives, played by Melissa Jacques. Will justice be served?
Gao Zhen's Prosecution Echoes Cultural Revolution Repression
Artist Gao Zhen, 70, faces trial under a retroactive law for artworks critiquing Mao's Cultural Revolution, highlighting China's shrinking creative space.
Swiss voters reject population cap proposal
Swiss voters appear to have rejected a far-right proposal to cap the population at 10 million, with about 55% against, according to a projection by national broadcaster SRF.
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UK to Ban Under-16s from Major Social Media Apps
Keir Starmer will ban under-16s from TikTok, Instagram, X and other platforms, with restrictions on gaming apps and late-night scrolling for older teens.
Student Sues King's College London Over Degree Downgrade
Ceana Agbro is taking King's College London to court after her first-class degree was downgraded to a 2:1, citing unfair procedures and errors.
Xbox's real issue: lack of must-have games, not exclusivity
A reader argues Xbox's core problem is not its exclusivity policy but a lack of compelling games, despite owning major studios. The console's relevance is questioned as even big franchises fail to attract buyers.
Ant Middleton Backs Reform UK Candidate in Makerfield
Ant Middleton's endorsement of Reform UK's Robert Kenyon in the Makerfield byelection sparks criticism, as the party had previously distanced itself from his far-right views.
US DOJ Approves $111bn Warner Bros-Paramount Merger
The US DOJ has approved the $111bn merger of Warner Bros Discovery and Paramount Skydance, but the deal still faces UK and EU scrutiny, potential lawsuits, and concerns over competition and news independence.
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Clashes at One Nation Fundraiser, Hanson Denies Protest Impact
Protesters clashed with One Nation supporters outside a Melbourne fundraiser, with one man moved on by police. Hanson blamed venue change on bookings, not protests.
Platner's win shows elite Democrat attacks backfired
Graham Platner's primary victory in Maine reveals that elite Democrat smear campaigns against populist candidates may be backfiring, as voters reject moralizing and embrace economic populism.
Mamdani's Endorsement Blitz Irks Democrats, Signals Left Strategy
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani endorses three congressional candidates, provoking criticism from establishment Democrats but signaling a strategy to build a socialist bench.
Greene Slams Trump's UFC Birthday Bash at White House
Former congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene criticizes Trump's plan to host UFC fights on the White House lawn for his 80th birthday, citing inappropriate location and taxpayer cost.
Far-right and anti-racist protesters clash in UK cities
Police make several arrests as far-right groups and anti-racist demonstrators face off in Brighton, Liverpool, Sheffield and Glasgow amid ongoing unrest.
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Shirley Ballas read riot act over Strictly cruise breach
Strictly Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas has been reprimanded by BBC bosses for participating in an unauthorised Strictly-themed cruise, reportedly earning £10,000.
Lyse Doucet on Afghan Courage and Her Prize-Winning Book
BBC correspondent Lyse Doucet wins Women's prize for nonfiction for 'The Finest Hotel in Kabul', highlighting Taliban oppression and Afghan resilience.
Burnham's Makerfield Bid Tests Labour vs Reform
The Guardian argues Andy Burnham's byelection campaign offers Labour a chance to counter Reform UK's politics of anger by addressing working-class insecurity without scapegoating minorities.
Japanese Gamers Favor RPGs in Famitsu Survey
Famitsu's 40th anniversary survey reveals Japan's top games, with Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy leading, while Western hits like Call of Duty are absent.
Hanson says Rinehart advises One Nation policy
Pauline Hanson reveals Gina Rinehart as an unofficial policy advisor as Nationals reject election pact with One Nation but back her anti-Labor campaign.
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Burnham's Makerfield Gamble: Labour's Sliding Doors Moment
Andy Burnham's byelection in Makerfield is a high-risk gamble that could save Labour or lead to catastrophe, uniting all party factions against Reform UK.
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