Labour Lawyers Blocked from Briefing MPs on Jury Trial Changes
Karl Turner alleges Labour lawyers were prevented from briefing MPs about concerns over government plans to reduce jury trials, as rebellion grows ahead of key vote.
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Cartoon Mocks Trump's Iran Policy and Oil Price Surge
A recent political cartoon by Ben Jennings critiques Donald Trump's stance on Iran, linking it to surging global oil prices and highlighting geopolitical tensions.
Master Chief Actor Condemns White House War Propaganda Video
Steve Downes, voice of Master Chief, demands removal of his voice from a White House video using pop culture clips to promote the Iran War, calling it 'disgusting and juvenile war porn'.
Taxpayers Could Fund Funeral for Soham Murderer Ian Huntley
Ian Huntley, who killed Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in 2002, died in hospital after an alleged prison attack. Taxpayers could cover up to £3,000 for basic funeral costs unless his family makes other arrangements.
Syrian Charged with Crimes Against Humanity in UK First
A Syrian man faces historic charges of murder as crimes against humanity in the UK, marking the first prosecution under the International Criminal Court Act 2001.
Ex-Mail on Sunday Editor Denies Medical Blag in Court
Katie Nicholl, a former senior journalist, denies commissioning a blag of Sadie Frost's medical records in a high-profile case involving Prince Harry and others against Associated Newspapers.
Gerry Adams in Court Over IRA Bombings, Denies Role
Gerry Adams, former Sinn Féin leader, faces a civil trial where victims claim he is as culpable as IRA bombers. He denies involvement and calls evidence insufficient.
Britons Reject Trump's War Obsession, Labour Under Pressure
British public overwhelmingly opposes involvement in US-led Iran war, with polls showing 49% against. Owen Jones argues political elites ignore lessons from Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya disasters.
Bedsheet-Clad Man Attacks Ex-Worker with Iron Bar in City
A man disguised himself with a white bedsheet before violently assaulting a former coworker with an iron bar in London, causing a fractured skull and brain bleed. The attacker was tracked by CCTV and arrested at Heathrow.
Woman Arrested After Shooting at Rihanna's LA Home
A 35-year-old Florida woman is in custody on attempted murder charges after shots were fired at Rihanna's Beverly Crest residence, where she was home with family.
Man fined £11k for damaging historic Kew church window
Craig Knight, 50, broke into Grade II-listed St Anne's Church in Kew while drunk, smashing a stained glass window and leaving blood on the altar. He was fined £11,415 and given a community order.
Trump Veto Threat Over Voter ID Act in Congress
Donald Trump threatens to block all legislation until Congress approves the Save America Act, which imposes strict voter ID requirements and proof of citizenship for voting, amid claims of noncitizen election interference.
Oliver Slams Trump's USAID Cuts as 'Man-Made Disaster'
John Oliver's Last Week Tonight exposes the devastating impact of Trump administration cuts to USAID, revealing hundreds of thousands of deaths and global humanitarian collapse.
Chinese Nostradamus Makes New Claim After Trump, Iran Forecasts
Professor Xueqin Jiang, dubbed the Chinese Nostradamus, gains viral attention for predicting Trump's election and Iran war. His latest forecasts suggest a full-scale US-led invasion in 2027, drawing historical parallels to ancient conflicts.
Metro's Weekly Politics Quiz: Test Your Knowledge
Stay informed with Metro's weekly politics quiz, covering global events from US-Iran tensions to UK political scandals. Challenge yourself on recent developments.
Abramovich Fights UK Over Chelsea Sale Proceeds
Roman Abramovich is challenging the UK government's control of the £2.5bn from Chelsea FC's sale, insisting on his right to allocate the funds for charitable purposes despite sanctions.
Murder Investigation in Belvedere After Woman's Death
A 37-year-old woman was found dead in a South East London house, leading to a murder investigation and the arrest of a 28-year-old man known to the victim.
Key Witness Sought in Battersea Stabbing of 25-Year-Old Man
Detectives are urgently appealing for a woman seen with Tai Folkes before his fatal stabbing in South London. Two arrests made, with the victim's family paying tribute to a 'much-loved' son.
Tributes to 'Perfect Neighbor' Found Dead in London Flat
Neighbors mourn Elena Poltorac, 71, found with fatal injuries in her Hounslow flat. Police launch murder investigation as community expresses shock over the killing of the retired cleaner.
Westralia Secession Debate: Could WA Break Away from Australia?
A new book revives the Westralia secession movement, arguing independence could benefit Western Australia, but the government dismisses it as an 'idiotic' idea amid global conflicts.
Abramovich to Fight UK Government Over Chelsea Sale Funds
Former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has pledged to contest UK government attempts to seize £2.35bn from the club's sale, with funds frozen since 2022 amid sanctions and Jersey investigations.
Greens Support Super Tax, Push Labor for Ambitious Budget Reform
The Greens have agreed to pass Labor's superannuation tax changes, calling it a 'down payment' for more ambitious tax reform in the upcoming federal budget, including capital gains and negative gearing.
Nationals Push for 18-Month Parental Leave and HECS Debt Cuts
The Nationals are advocating for tripling paid parental leave to 18 months and reducing HECS debt for mothers as part of a bold policy package aimed at boosting population growth and appealing to women and young voters.
Hanson, Canavan Claim Solar Rebates Despite Criticizing Subsidies
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and Nationals senator Matt Canavan accessed taxpayer-funded solar rebates while publicly opposing renewable energy subsidies, sparking accusations of hypocrisy.
Gerry Adams 'Directly Responsible' for IRA Bombings
Gerry Adams is accused of being directly responsible for Provisional IRA bombings in 1973 and 1996, as three victims seek symbolic damages in a High Court case he denies.
Greens Beat CDU in Baden-Württemberg, AfD Surges to Third
Cem Özdemir leads Greens to narrow victory over CDU in Baden-Württemberg state election, with far-right AfD nearly doubling support. Merz calls result 'bitter' as election year begins.
Epstein Ranch Investigation Reopened in New Mexico
State authorities in New Mexico are reopening a 2019 investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, but delays and property changes pose significant challenges for justice.
Iran's Mojtaba Khamenei Chosen as Supreme Leader Amid War
Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been selected as Iran's new supreme leader, raising concerns of escalated conflict and global economic instability.
Badenoch's Tory Leadership Faces Policy Dilemma in Fragmented Right
Kemi Badenoch's improved performance at the Tory spring conference fails to translate into polling gains as the Conservatives struggle to define policies in a competitive right-wing landscape.
Wrongful Conviction Overturned in 1986 Murder Case
The family of Diane Sindall, murdered in 1986, appeals for information after DNA evidence exonerated Peter Sullivan, who served 38 years in prison.
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