The Trump administration's U-turn on Russian oil sanctions has reportedly generated up to $150 million daily in extra revenue for Moscow, marking a significant diplomatic and economic victory for Vladimir Putin amid Middle East tensions.
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Keir Starmer's handling of the Iran conflict has been labeled as dithering that damaged Britain's credibility, weakened alliances, and left assets exposed, contrary to claims of a strategic success.
Leisure centre workers in Tower Hamlets report deteriorating facilities, understaffing, and claims of being forced to clean waste without protective equipment, as unions dispute with the council.
A 15-year-old boy has been charged with attempted murder and knife possession after a stabbing at Thorpe St Andrew School near Norwich. The victim, a teenage girl, sustained minor injuries.
The US announces temporary easing of Russian oil sanctions amid price surges, while UK opposition demands ethics investigation into Keir Starmer, and a British fox travels to New York.
Vivienne Taylor sentenced to 14 months for stalking surgeon Tina Rashid over four years, causing severe distress and safety fears for the victim and her family.
Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame delivers scathing essay accusing Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of capitulating to foreign powers amid Middle East conflict, describing current political climate as Orwellian nightmare.
A new report reveals London's role as an organizing center for far-right groups, highlighting anti-migrant protests, Russian interference, and extremist networks operating from the capital.
A summary of the latest news from Australia, covering political, economic, and social updates as of Friday afternoon.
An influential committee urges the government to legislate for quashing convictions linked to the faulty Capture software and investigate the miscarriage of justice, while criticizing Fujitsu for not contributing to redress.
The release of documents on Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador raises critical questions for Prime Minister Keir Starmer, including political risks and implications for justice reforms.
Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey faces criticism for proposing American-style citizenship taxes on British expats in Dubai to fund military protection, with opponents arguing it amounts to theft.
President Trump claims the US profits from high oil prices as gas costs hit $3.60 per gallon following US-Israeli military action against Iran, creating potential political fallout ahead of midterm elections.
Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander reflects on the 30th anniversary of the Dunblane school shooting, where 16 children and a teacher were killed, calling it a tragedy that 'haunts many of us still to this day'.
A parliamentary committee reveals structural issues in compensation schemes for Horizon scandal victims, citing delays, inadequate offers, and Fujitsu's lack of financial contribution.
Jeff Blair, a 55-year-old former Durham Constabulary officer, died after an assault in Shildon. Robert Davies, 49, has been charged with murder and related offenses.
A man has been charged with the murder of Jeff Blair, a 55-year-old court bailiff and former Durham police officer, who died after an attack in Shildon. The incident has sparked a review of bailiff safety protocols.
Keir Starmer apologizes for his handling of Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador, with sources warning that upcoming WhatsApp message releases could trigger more government departures.
A comprehensive overview of the latest news and events in Australia, covering political, economic, and social developments for Friday, March 13, 2026.
Escalating tensions over Iran have rattled Australian markets, prompting reactions from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and opposition leaders Angus Taylor and Matt Canavan.
Harriet Harman warns Sir Keir Starmer could face accusations of misleading Parliament if government documents on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment contradict his statements to MPs.
Leaked documents from Peter Mandelson's archives uncover internal disagreements within Keir Starmer's government, highlighting challenges to his leadership and policy directions.
Security Minister Dan Jarvis announces new protective measures ahead of local elections, citing unprecedented threats against elected representatives that disproportionately target women and minorities.
New Green MP Hannah Spencer, a former plumber, delivered her maiden Commons speech advocating for tolerance, inclusivity, and more MPs from manual working backgrounds.
Keir Starmer acknowledges a misstep in appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, as newly released files reveal warnings about Epstein ties and reputational risks.
Two former Royal Ulster Constabulary officers testified in a London high court that Gerry Adams was the leader of the IRA. Adams denies involvement in bombings and membership of the proscribed organization.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces intense backlash over the controversial appointment of Peter Mandelson, as Cabinet minister Nick Thomas-Symonds struggles to defend the decision in a tense media round, highlighting political missteps and public disintere
Green MP Hannah Spencer made her maiden speech in Parliament, focusing on environmental justice and social reform. She emphasized urgent climate action and equitable policies.
Labour leader Keir Starmer has publicly acknowledged an error in handling the Mandelson files, sparking political debate and scrutiny over transparency and decision-making.