EU Watchdog: Five Governments Dismantling Rule of Law
A new report reveals Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, and Slovakia are intentionally eroding democratic standards, with media freedom and justice under threat across Europe.
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Dezi Freeman Fugitive Shooting Case Explored in Podcast
A new podcast delves into the shooting of fugitive Dezi Freeman, uncovering key details and the ongoing investigation into this high-profile criminal case.
Afternoon Update: Monday's Key Australian News Developments
A comprehensive summary of Monday's major news stories across Australia, covering politics, economy, and social issues, with insights into national and regional impacts.
Trump Targets Iran Oil, VAR Opposed by Fans in Latest News
US President Donald Trump considers seizing Iran's oil, while Israeli operations expand in Lebanon. In the UK, fuel shortage warnings and school funding crises emerge, and Premier League fans reject VAR.
HSBC, Shell Chiefs to Meet Starmer Over Iran War Energy Crisis
Top executives from HSBC, Shell, Goldman Sachs, and other major firms will meet with Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday to address the energy crisis fueled by the Iran war, as the government plans targeted support.
Badenoch's Policy Positions Prove Difficult to Pin Down
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch projects strength on foreign policy but becomes vague on specifics regarding Iran, energy, and political scandals, leaving her true stance unclear.
London Murder Probe: Man Shot Dead in Camden
A 26-year-old man was shot and killed while sitting in a car in Camden, London. Police have launched a murder investigation and are searching for a suspect who fled on a bicycle.
Man Shot Dead in Car Outside Euston Station
A 26-year-old man was shot multiple times while sitting in his vehicle on Chalton Street. Police are investigating the incident, with the suspect fleeing on a bike.
Priscilla Presley Denies Hosting Sarah Ferguson Rumors
Priscilla Presley has refuted claims that Sarah Ferguson is staying at her Los Angeles home, as speculation grows over the Duchess of York's absence and Epstein links.
NASA's Artemis Moon Return: Unifying a Divided America?
NASA's Artemis program aims to return American astronauts to the moon after 50+ years, coinciding with a politically divided United States. Experts explore whether space exploration can bridge cultural and political gaps.
Badenoch: McSweeney's Stolen Phone Story 'Extremely Fishy'
Kemi Badenoch has described the missing messages from Morgan McSweeney's stolen government phone as 'extremely fishy' and demanded he explain to parliament why he didn't identify himself to police.
Farage Heckled at Croydon Rally by Climate Activists
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage was interrupted by protesters from Green New Deal Rising during a rally in Croydon, with activists shouting about billionaire funding and working-class impact ahead of local elections.
Reform UK Tensions Over Andrew Tate and Far-Right Links
Reform UK insiders express concern that associations with controversial figures like Andrew Tate and Tommy Robinson could alienate mainstream voters, particularly women, as the party seeks broader electoral appeal ahead of potential government participati
Reform UK Adviser Wants Wheat Prices Doubled, Critics Warn of Food Cost Hike
Nigel Farage's farming adviser, Clive Bailye, advocates using trade policy to double wheat prices, drawing criticism for potentially increasing food costs amid inflation and geopolitical tensions.
Reform UK Seeks to Destroy Conservatives in Right-Wing Feud
Nigel Farage's Reform UK has shifted from seeking deals with the Tories to actively working to dismantle them, as polling and defections signal a fierce battle for the right that could benefit Labour.
Reform Leads Tories in Polls, Electoral Pact Unpopular
Sky News analysis reveals Reform UK is leading the Conservatives in the battle for the right, but an electoral pact between the two parties is widely opposed by voters, risking vote losses.
Young Voters Shake Italy's Politics in Referendum Blow to Meloni
Italy's youth turned out in record numbers to reject Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's judicial reforms, exposing government tensions and reshaping political dynamics ahead of future elections.
Daylight Saving Ends in Australia: Clocks Go Back April 2025 (29.03.2026)
Daylight saving time concludes in Australia on Sunday 5 April 2025, with clocks moving back one hour in NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, and ACT. Learn how this affects work, sleep, and daily routines.
Murder Probe After Stabbing Near Westminster Abbey
A 26-year-old man was stabbed to death in central London on Friday night, prompting a murder investigation by the Metropolitan Police near Westminster Abbey.
Goodwin's Book Under Fire for Alleged ChatGPT Use in Quotes
Matt Goodwin's new book 'Suicide of a Nation' is under scrutiny for allegedly using ChatGPT to generate quotes, with critics pointing to misattributed and fabricated citations from famous figures.
Police Investigate After Young Woman Found in Leeds
West Yorkshire Police have initiated a thorough investigation following the discovery of a young woman in Leeds, with authorities urging the public to come forward with any relevant information.
House Passes DHS Funding Bill, Prolongs Airport Standoff
US House Republicans rejected a bipartisan Senate deal and passed their own DHS funding measure, extending a budget standoff that has forced thousands of TSA staff to work without pay and caused severe airport delays nationwide.
Treasury Demands FT Retract Fed Oversight Story
The US Treasury Department has formally demanded the Financial Times retract a report claiming Secretary Scott Bessent discussed increased oversight of the Federal Reserve, calling the article 'manufactured' and containing 'false claims.'
JD Vance Leads CPAC Poll for Next Republican Candidate
Vice-President JD Vance received 53% support in a CPAC poll, with Marco Rubio at 35%, highlighting conservative preferences amid internal movement divisions.
Massive 'No Kings' Protests Sweep US and Europe
Hundreds of thousands joined 'No Kings' protests across the US and Europe, with rallies in major cities like New York and Washington DC. The White House condemned the events as 'Trump Derangement Therapy Sessions'.
Clocks Spring Forward: UK Enters British Summer Time
The clocks moved forward by one hour last night, marking the start of British Summer Time. Learn about the history, global practices, and tips to adjust your sleep routine.
Lunar Return Echoes Apollo Amid US Political Divisions
As NASA's Artemis program aims for the moon, parallels emerge with the Apollo 8 mission of 1968, launched during a year of turmoil. Experts discuss how space exploration might unite a fractured nation once again.
Westminster Stabbing: First Photos Show Forensic Investigation
First photos from the Westminster stabbing scene reveal forensic officers examining the area behind police cordons after a 26-year-old man was fatally attacked on Abbey Orchard Street.
Man Stabbed to Death Near Houses of Parliament in Westminster
A 26-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Abbey Orchard Street, Westminster, prompting a murder probe. Police are hunting the attacker and appealing for witnesses.
Man, 26, Stabbed to Death in Westminster Tourist Area
A murder investigation is underway after a 26-year-old man was found with stab wounds in Abbey Orchard Street, Westminster. He died in hospital despite paramedics' efforts.
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