Two pedestrians seriously injured when a car struck seven outside a Derby pub have been discharged from hospital. A 36-year-old man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder remains in custody as counter-terror officers investigate.
Barking and Dagenham Council confiscated counterfeit and non-duty-paid products in targeted raids, linking illicit sales to organized crime and public health risks.
A group of City of London guides, including a former Governor, proposes legal routes to revoke Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Freedom of the City honour, challenging the Corporation's stance.
Reform UK is dropping its pledge to nationalise utilities, signaling a shift as Nigel Farage navigates the tough decisions required to move from opposition to governance.
A horrific weekend in London saw two men killed in separate incidents, a woman fighting for life after a hit-and-run, and a teenager stabbed in the head. Multiple police investigations are underway across Westminster, Camden, and Southwark.
Judicial independence is under siege as populist politicians target judges and authoritarian governments implement constitutional reforms. From France to Hungary, the rule of law faces systematic dismantling.
Eleven Victoria police officers have requested certificates to avoid self-incrimination during the inquest into Noongar man Jeffrey Winmar's death in custody.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer convenes industry leaders to discuss domestic impacts of the Iran war, while Labour kicks off local elections campaign with polls analyzed ahead of key May date.
Farmanullah Sherzad, 26, died after a stabbing near Westminster Abbey. Police have arrested two men and increased patrols in the area as the investigation continues.
Five months after a ceasefire announcement, Gaza's humanitarian crisis deepens with ongoing airstrikes, food shortages, and overwhelmed medical systems as global attention shifts elsewhere.
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, once a vocal critic of Donald Trump, has become his most influential advocate for escalating the Iran conflict, drawing criticism as a 'warmonger' ahead of his re-election battle.
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At CPAC, Trump's absence highlighted deep divisions within the MAGA movement over the Iran war, with supporters expressing both fervent backing and grave concerns about military escalation.
The US war on Iran is historically unpopular, yet anti-war organizing lags. Learn how shifting conditions offer new opportunities to raise war costs and mobilize effectively.
Political leaders worldwide, including Australia's Matt Canavan, advocate for increased birth rates. This article explores the motivations behind such policies and their effectiveness.
As Australia's fuel crisis deepens, the Albanese government faces mounting pressure to implement solutions while balancing budget constraints and political criticism from multiple sectors.
Readers analyze Labour's missteps in government and Keir Starmer's leadership, questioning the party's direction and intellectual vacuum amid electoral decline.
Pope Francis has issued a powerful statement, declaring that God does not listen to the prayers of political and military leaders who engage in warfare, urging global peace and moral leadership.
Five years after the coup, Myanmar's junta plans a sham transition to civilian rule while intensifying attacks. Opposition boycotts elections as conflict displaces millions.
Senator Cory Booker criticizes Democrats for 'failing this moment' and demands generational renewal. He highlights internal divisions and frustration with Chuck Schumer's leadership ahead of midterms.
A comprehensive overview of the latest developments in Australian news, covering politics, economy, and social issues, with expert insights and analysis.
Keir Starmer launches Labour's local elections campaign with focus on cost of living, while party chiefs concede likely sweeping losses across Wales, Scotland and English councils.
Younger conservatives express disappointment in Trump's Iran strikes at CPAC Texas, while older attendees defend the action as pragmatic, revealing a deep divide within the Republican base.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces a temporary 50% reduction in fuel excise, saving motorists 26 cents per litre on petrol and diesel. The measure is part of a national fuel security plan.
Angus Taylor and Andrew Hastie lead National Liberals in proposing tax rises and property concessions, sparking intense political debate and public scrutiny.
Suspicious trades in oil and prediction markets raise questions about insider knowledge and a culture of political gambling, with Trump's administration at the center of the debate.
Hannah Spencer, the Green Party MP for Gorton and Denton, discusses her historic byelection victory, facing smears about her plumbing career, and the need for diverse voices in politics.
Dinesh Gourisetty, who defeated Moira Deeming in preselection, refuses to step down despite writing a court reference for a friend convicted of grooming a child.
Labour MPs are reconsidering a leadership challenge against Keir Starmer as the UK navigates the Iran war crisis, with local elections looming and internal strategy shifts.
RNLI lifeguard rescues in the UK and Channel Islands doubled to over 35,000 in 2025, with the charity forecasting an even busier 2026 due to the Middle East crisis and economic factors.