Epstein Spy Cams, Farage on Ratcliffe, Guthrie Update
New evidence from Epstein files reveals hidden cameras in his home. Nigel Farage supports Sir Jim Ratcliffe's immigration comments. FBI updates on Savannah Guthrie's mother's kidnapping case.
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London Assembly Calls for Met Police Facial Recognition Ban
Green Party Assembly Member Zoe Garbett demands immediate suspension of Live Facial Recognition technology until proper safeguards are established, citing civil liberties concerns and disproportionate targeting of minority communities.
BNP Wins Majority in Historic Bangladesh Election
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party, led by Tarique Rahman, has won a two-thirds majority in the country's first election since the 2024 Gen Z uprising, marking a pivotal shift in political power.
Boys' Club Culture Allegations in Starmer's Government Examined
Podcast analysis reveals concerns about gender dynamics in Downing Street, vetting failures, and calls for structural changes to address misogyny in government decision-making processes.
Harman Calls for Misogyny as Sixth Starmer Mission
Labour peer Harriet Harman says Sir Keir Starmer must prioritize tackling misogyny as a key government goal, citing culture change and decision-making gaps in Downing Street.
Reform UK Threatens University Funding Over Speaker Snub
Reform UK's policy head threatened to cut Bangor University's state funding after its debating society declined to host party speakers, raising concerns about academic freedom and political intimidation.
Ley to Quit Politics After Taylor Wins, NSW Police Investigated
Sussan Ley resigns from politics following Angus Taylor's election win, as NSW police face brutality allegations and a French ice dancer scandal unfolds.
BNP Claims Historic Bangladesh Election Victory, Results Pending
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party declares a parliamentary majority in the first post-2024 uprising election, though official results are pending. The vote, marked by security and constitutional changes, could reshape the nation's political landscape.
Trump Dismantles Arts and Rewrites History
Analysis reveals how Trump's policies target arts funding and historical narratives, sparking debates over cultural preservation and political influence in the US.
Angus Taylor's Vision for the Liberal Party
New Liberal leader Angus Taylor outlines his strategy to reshape the party's direction, focusing on policy shifts and internal reforms in a comprehensive podcast interview.
Gold Thief Flees on Donkey in Central Turkey
A daring thief in central Turkey stole gold and made a bizarre getaway on a donkey, evading police in a rural chase that has captured public attention.
Sussan Ley's Short Tenure as Liberal Leader Examined
Sussan Ley's leadership of the Liberal Party lasted only 18 months, making it the second shortest tenure in party history, as revealed in a detailed chart analysis.
Wes Streeting: UK's Next Prime Minister?
As Keir Starmer faces internal Labour challenges, Health Secretary Wes Streeting emerges as a top leadership contender, with recent events highlighting his political ambitions and strategies.
BNP Claims Victory in Bangladesh's Historic Post-Uprising Election
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party declares a parliamentary majority in the first election since the 2024 Gen Z revolt, with Tarique Rahman leading after 17 years in exile.
Bangladesh Nationalist Party Wins Pivotal Election
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party has achieved a decisive victory in the country's recent pivotal election, marking a significant political shift. This outcome is set to reshape Bangladesh's domestic and international policies.
Bangladesh Election: BNP Wins Historic Poll
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has won the recent election, marking a significant political shift. This article details the results, voter turnout, and implications for the nation's future.
Political Donations, Figure Skating, and Year of the Horse
An analysis of political donations, exceptional figure skating events, and cultural significance of the Year of the Horse in 2026.
Sussan Ley Quits Politics After Liberal Leadership Loss
Sussan Ley will resign from parliament after being defeated by Angus Taylor in a Liberal party leadership spill, triggering a contentious byelection in her seat of Farrer.
Sussan Ley Loses Liberal Leadership to Angus Taylor
Sussan Ley's tenure as Liberal leader lasted just nine months, ending in a challenge by Angus Taylor. Her moderate vision failed to unite the party, facing relentless opposition from conservatives and media.
Police Dig at Leicester Property for Missing Man Gary Piatek
Leicestershire Police have begun excavation at a Leicester property as part of a murder investigation into the disappearance of Gary Piatek, missing since 2024, with 11 arrests made.
Angus Taylor Wins Liberal Leadership in Partyroom Ballot
Angus Taylor has been elected as the new Liberal Party leader, defeating Sussan Ley in a decisive partyroom vote. The former shadow defence minister secured victory after months of internal conservative pressure against Ley's leadership.
Democrats Block DHS Funding Over ICE Tactics
US Senate Democrats have blocked Department of Homeland Security funding, demanding ICE reforms after Minneapolis deaths, risking a partial government shutdown.
XL Bully Owner Says He Never Saw Fatal Attack Coming
Ashley Warren, whose XL bullies killed a grandmother, testified he believed the dogs were 'loving and friendly' and never expected the attack, despite the breed being banned just days earlier.
Morning Mail Friday: Australian News Updates (12.02.2026)
A comprehensive overview of the latest news and developments in Australia, covering politics, economy, and social issues for Friday's briefing.
XL Bully Owner Jailed for Five Years After Fatal Mauling
James Harrison Trimble-Pettitt sentenced to five years for owning dogs that killed Ian Price in Staffordshire. The XL bullies had a history of attacks and were kept in poor conditions.
Australian Liberal Party Leadership Spill Vote Amidst Turmoil
The Australian Liberal Party is embroiled in a leadership spill vote, with Angus Taylor and Sussan Ley as key contenders, as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese marks the Indigenous apology anniversary.
Judge Blocks Pentagon Bid to Punish Senator Kelly Over Video
A US judge has blocked the Pentagon from reducing Senator Mark Kelly's military rank and pension after he urged troops to reject unlawful orders, marking a setback for Trump's campaign against political foes.
West Bank Ethnic Cleansing Intensifies Amid Gaza Focus
Israeli settlers in the West Bank have accelerated a campaign of ethnic cleansing while global attention remains fixed on Gaza, with over 1,000 Palestinians killed since October 2023 and new legal measures threatening the two-state solution.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Immigration Remarks Draw Widespread Condemnation
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, billionaire co-owner of Manchester United, faces backlash after making inflammatory comments about immigration while residing in Monaco tax haven.
Church of England Halts LGBTQ+ Equality Work
The Church of England's General Synod has voted to halt all work on LGBTQ+ equality, ending three years of progress and leaving progressive Christians devastated.
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