President Donald Trump delivers a State of the Union address in a deeply divided America, facing scrutiny over the economy, tariffs, immigration, and foreign policy as midterm elections approach.
British Muslim Trust warns of increased attacks on Muslim women and children in London, with hate crimes rising 19% amid community fears during Ramadan.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appeared on Karl Stefanovic's YouTube podcast, criticizing One Nation and David Pocock while addressing immigration and Syrian repatriations.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces intense scrutiny after Peter Mandelson's arrest for misconduct, with implications for by-elections, coalition meetings, and court funding.
In the Gorton and Denton byelection, Labour candidate Angeliki Stogia frames the race as a direct clash with Reform's divisive politics, emphasizing Manchester's values of solidarity and inclusivity.
An inquest into the death of Tammy Shipley, a loving mother who was picking tomatoes for her family, reveals tragic details as her family remembers her life and legacy.
Labour secured a decisive victory in the Gorton and Denton byelection, countering Nigel Farage's progressive challenge and reinforcing its political dominance in the region.
The parents of four-year-old Gus Lamont, missing since September from a South Australian sheep station, appeal for public help as police treat the case as a major crime with a suspect identified.
Exclusive documents reveal Reform's Dame Andrea Jenkyns actively sought to assist a US fracking firm after a major gas discovery in Lincolnshire, while opposing local renewable energy projects.
A comprehensive roundup of the latest news and events from Tuesday, covering major stories and updates across various sectors and regions.
A lavish wedding guest list in Nigeria has sparked controversy as the country grapples with severe violence, raising questions about priorities and optics during a crisis.
Peter Mandelson's arrest follows a dramatic fall from US ambassador to police custody, while Donald Trump erupts over a Supreme Court ruling against his tariffs. The episode also covers Kash Patel's ice hockey headlines and escalating US-Iran tensions.
The royal commission investigating antisemitism in Australia will not examine key aspects of the Bondi beach terror attack due to ongoing criminal proceedings, commissioner Virginia Bell announced at the first public hearing.
Former President Donald Trump's financial connections with Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are being investigated following a recent Iran attack, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.
A federal judge has dismissed the classified documents case against Donald Trump, citing prosecutorial misconduct by Special Counsel Jack Smith. The ruling halts the high-profile trial.
Justice Secretary David Lammy announces removal of crown court sitting day caps, backed by £2.8bn funding, to address England and Wales' criminal case backlog.
Australian politicians have sparked controversy by creating a metaphorical downhill event, drawing comparisons to the Winter Olympics and highlighting political tensions.
Sydney police are investigating a disturbing case involving the kidnapping of human remains, with Chris Baghsarian as a key figure. Authorities are working to uncover the motives and circumstances behind this unusual crime.
Reform UK's Richard Tice announces a new British Sovereign Wealth Fund using local government pensions, aiming to invest in UK firms and boost economic growth.
A new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll reveals 55% of US adults think Donald Trump is moving the country in the wrong direction during his second presidency, with declining support even among Republicans.
Stay informed with the latest Morning Mail Tuesday edition, covering essential Australian news, policy changes, and community highlights for a comprehensive overview.
A significant winter storm has blanketed Times Square in snow, disrupting travel and daily life in New York City with heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures.
Downing Street says parliamentary inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Epstein links is matter for MPs as Australia confirms no objection to removing him from royal succession line.
Two former agricultural college students have been sentenced for filming themselves chasing, beating, and blowing up a juvenile sheep with fireworks in a 'callous and sadistic' attack.
Nigel Farage oversaw Zia Yusuf's first major speech as Reform's Home Office spokesperson in Dover, where Yusuf proposed mass deportations and controversial policies, while Farage maintained control of the media interaction.
European leaders accuse Hungary of political sabotage after Budapest blocks new sanctions against Russia and a €90bn loan to Ukraine, overshadowing solidarity displays on the war's fourth anniversary.
Former President Donald Trump has sparked controversy with derogatory comments about the US women's ice hockey team during a congratulatory call to their male counterparts after Olympic gold wins.
Former Labour peer Peter Mandelson has been arrested by Metropolitan Police on suspicion of misconduct in public office, following an investigation into his relations with Jeffrey Epstein.
Former peer Peter Mandelson has been arrested by the Metropolitan Police on suspicion of misconduct in public office, with video showing him escorted from his London home.
A new political cartoon by Stephen Lillie commemorates the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, offering a sharp critique of UK foreign policy and international response.