Warren Slams Trump's Bid to Control Federal Reserve
Senator Elizabeth Warren warns Donald Trump's attempts to influence the Federal Reserve undermine US credibility. She outlines the Democratic Party's economic path forward. Read the full analysis.
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Three dead after Georgia prison 'possible riot'
Three inmates have died and a dozen were hospitalised after major fights at a Georgia state prison. Sheriff cites gang activity and drone smuggling as ongoing issues.
£100m Dartmoor Prison lease deemed 'catastrophic'
The Ministry of Justice faces a £100m+ bill for a closed prison due to radon gas. Critics urge the Duchy of Cornwall to cancel the lease. Read the full story.
Trump declares himself 'Acting President of Venezuela'
Donald Trump sparks controversy by sharing a fake Wikipedia page naming him Venezuela's leader. We detail the political fallout and the immense challenges facing the crisis-hit nation. Read the full story.
Trump's Greenland Threat Could End NATO, Senator Warns
Senior Democrat Chris Murphy warns Donald Trump's push to acquire Greenland would trigger the collapse of NATO, as European leaders echo the grave concern. Discover the escalating diplomatic crisis.
Trump regrets not seizing voting machines in 2020
Donald Trump says he regrets not using the National Guard to seize voting machines after his 2020 election loss, repeating false fraud claims. Read the full interview details.
Met officer dismissed for assaulting neighbour in parking dispute
A Metropolitan Police officer has been dismissed for gross misconduct after being convicted of assaulting his neighbour during a heated parking argument in East London. Read the full details.
Senator to Block Fed Nominations Over Powell Investigation
US Senator Thom Tillis pledges to halt all Federal Reserve appointments after a Justice Department investigation into Chair Jerome Powell, escalating a clash over central bank independence. Read the full story.
Religious Text Defence in Australia's New Hate Speech Bill
Draft legislation reveals a defence for quoting religious texts in Australia's proposed hate speech crackdown, part of a sweeping post-Bondi bill. Read the full details.
Powell: DOJ Threatens Criminal Indictment Over Fed Testimony
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell alleges the Department of Justice threatened him with a criminal indictment over Congressional testimony. Read the full story on the escalating pressure on the US central bank.
Ofcom probes X's AI Grok as ministers use platform
UK regulator Ofcom launches investigation into X's AI chatbot Grok. We analyse the implications for a platform widely used by government officials. Plus, Zahawi's defection to Reform UK.
Zahawi defects to Reform as party extends poll lead
Former Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi joins Reform UK in major defection. New polling shows Nigel Farage's party now leads with 33% of the vote. Read the full story.
Buckfast bottle train attacker jailed for 12 years
A man who tried to murder a passenger with a broken Buckfast bottle on a Glasgow to Dundee train is sentenced to 12 years. Read the full court details.
Trump's cannabis order leaves users at risk of prosecution
Experts warn that Donald Trump's executive order to reschedule cannabis will not protect vulnerable groups from federal prosecution and deportation, as the DOJ rescinds protective guidance. Read the full analysis.
Former Tory Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi joins Reform UK
Former Conservative Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi has defected to Reform UK, declaring the country 'needs Nigel Farage as Prime Minister'. The high-profile move deals another blow to Kemi Badenoch's Tories.
ICE Agents Deployed, Fed Chair Probed, Iran Tensions Rise
Multiple US crises unfold: ICE agents sent to Minneapolis after fatal shooting, Fed Chair Powell faces criminal probe, and Trump warns Cuba over Venezuela oil. Get the latest analysis.
Ofcom probes X over AI-generated sexual images
UK media watchdog Ofcom launches formal investigation into X over Grok AI tool creating explicit images. Potential punishments include a UK ban under the Online Safety Act.
Trump's Iraq-Venezuela gaffe highlights ongoing foreign policy risks
A recent foreign policy blunder by Donald Trump, confusing Iraq with Venezuela, raises serious concerns about his grasp on international affairs. Read our analysis of the implications.
Two charged after £24m cannabis seized in Bolton
Greater Manchester Police uncover one of the UK's largest cannabis seizures, charging two men. Discover the details of the major drug bust here.
EU Urged to Offer Greenland Membership Amid Trump Threats
As Donald Trump renews interest in acquiring Greenland, experts argue the EU must counter with a bold offer of membership. A new strategic vision for the Arctic is needed to uphold Europe's rules-based order.
London homicides fall to lowest level since 2014
London's homicide rate has fallen to a record low of 1.1 per 100,000, lower than New York, Berlin, and Paris. New Met Police data reveals a decade-long decline in violent crime. Read the full analysis.
Podcast: Foreign Crises & X Ban Threat in UK Politics
Sky News' Politics At Sam And Anne's podcast dissects the PM's week of global instability, defence spending gaps, and a potential ban on X over AI explicit images. Listen now for the full analysis.
London swaps snow for two weeks of rain, says forecast
London's brief snowy weather is over, replaced by a fortnight of drizzle and showers. Temperatures will rise to 12C, with snow unlikely before month's end. Get the full 14-day forecast.
Guardian appeal raises £950k to fight racism and division
The Guardian's Hope charity appeal has raised over £950,000 to support grassroots organisations tackling racism, extremism and social division across the UK. Donate before the Wednesday deadline.
London murders drop to lowest level in over a decade
London's homicide rate has fallen to a record low after a Met Police blitz on organised crime and expanded use of facial recognition. Discover the strategies behind the 11% drop.
Convicted robber absconds from Isle of Sheppey open prison
Kent Police are searching for Michael Dunn, 53, who left HMP Standford Hill without permission. The public is urged to assist with the manhunt.
PM Recalls Parliament for Urgent Hate Speech, Gun Laws
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese recalls parliament to fast-track new hate speech laws and a national gun buyback scheme following the Bondi terror attack. The legislation aims to be the toughest of its kind in Australia.
NSW Councils Get New Powers to Close Unlawful Places of Worship
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns announces sweeping reforms granting councils stronger powers to shut down unlawful places of worship and combat hate speech. Read the full details.
Powell: Trump Admin Threatens Criminal Charges Against Fed
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell alleges the Justice Department is threatening him criminally for defying Trump's rate cut demands. Explore the escalating political attack on central bank independence.
London homicides fall to lowest level in over a decade
London records just 97 homicides in 2025, the lowest figure since 2014. The capital's murder rate is now lower than New York, Paris, and Berlin. Discover how police efforts are driving the change.
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