Australian Liberal Party Leadership Spill Challenge Emerges
The Australian Liberal Party is confronting a potential leadership spill challenge, with figures like Angus Taylor and Sussan Ley involved, as political tensions rise in Canberra.
The Australian Liberal Party is confronting a potential leadership spill challenge, with figures like Angus Taylor and Sussan Ley involved, as political tensions rise in Canberra.
Labour suspends the Lords whip from Matthew Doyle, a former Downing Street communications director, as pressure mounts on Keir Starmer to deliver promised reforms to the House of Lords.
A 21-year-old prisoner who escaped from a West London hospital has been rearrested in Thamesmead. Four others were arrested for allegedly assisting the offender.
Thames Valley Police confirms progress in assessing allegations that Prince Andrew shared sensitive government documents with Jeffrey Epstein during his trade envoy role.
A coroner has ruled that Lucy Harrison, 23, was unlawfully killed by her father in Texas following a dispute about Donald Trump, highlighting issues with gun laws and alcohol.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has reversed his position, inviting Prime Minister Keir Starmer to campaign in Scotland just days after demanding his resignation, amid internal party tensions.
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A coroner has ruled that Lucy Harrison, a 23-year-old British fashion buyer, was unlawfully killed by her father at his Texas home during a dispute about Donald Trump.
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A British woman, Lucy Harrison, was unlawfully killed by her father, Kris Harrison, in Texas. The tragic incident has shocked communities on both sides of the Atlantic.
A school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, leaves eight dead, challenging Canada's perception of safety and sparking grief and questions across the country.
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Shaista Gohir criticizes Downing Street's handling of Islamophobia as hate crimes against Muslims surge by nearly 20% in 2025, warning that rejecting a definition sends a dangerous message about Muslim safety.
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An in-depth visual investigation into Operation Containment, Rio's deadliest police raid in October 2025, which killed 122 people and sparked widespread controversy.
A coroner has ruled that Lucy Harrison, 23, was unlawfully killed by her father in Texas after an argument over Donald Trump, highlighting issues with gun laws and alcohol.