London MP Arrest: Wake-Up Call for UK Democracy
Labour MP Zohran Mamdani's detention during a peaceful protest raises urgent questions about political freedoms in the UK. Discover why civil liberties defenders are sounding the alarm.
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Kyrgios vs Sabalenka: Tennis History in London
Nick Kyrgios and Aryna Sabalenka rewrite tennis history in a spectacular cross-gender exhibition match that had London fans on the edge of their seats.
UN: Sudan war spiralling out of control
The United Nations secretary-general issues dire warning as Sudan's conflict intensifies, with millions displaced and humanitarian access severely restricted.
Spain grants citizenship to International Brigade descendants
In a landmark move, Spain grants citizenship to descendants of International Brigade volunteers who fought against Franco's forces, finally honouring their sacrifice eight decades later.
Sabalenka vs Kyrgios: Dubai Tennis Clash
World number two Aryna Sabalenka and fiery Australian star Nick Kyrgios are set to battle in a groundbreaking mixed doubles exhibition match in Dubai this December, promising fireworks on court.
Gauff battles past Paolini in epic WTA Finals opener
Coco Gauff survives major scare against Jasmine Paolini in dramatic WTA Finals opener, while Sabalenka and Pegula prepare for heavyweight showdown in Cancun.
Shattered Dreams: War Obliterates Women's Futures
A poignant documentary reveals the devastating impact of conflict on women's lives and aspirations, capturing intimate stories of hope destroyed by the brutality of war.
Starmer knew of Mandelson-Epstein links before job offer
Exclusive: Civil servants confirm Prime Minister Keir Starmer received intelligence about Peter Mandelson's connections to Jeffrey Epstein before bringing him into government, raising serious questions about judgement and transparency.
Coco Gauff's Second Serve Revolution at WTA Finals
American tennis sensation Coco Gauff reveals the tactical masterstroke behind her WTA Finals triumph - a completely transformed second serve that left opponents reeling.
National Guard deployed to Portland amid unrest
Governor Tina Kotek activates National Guard troops following violent protests in Portland, declaring a state of emergency amid growing political tensions.
Adrian Sutton: Musical Genius Behind War Horse
Celebrating the life and legacy of composer Adrian Sutton, whose powerful scores defined iconic National Theatre productions and brought theatrical magic to audiences worldwide.
Anisimova: How honesty sparked tennis comeback
American tennis star Amanda Anisimova reveals how brutal honesty about mental health struggles and burnout paved the way for her remarkable return to top-level competition.
Australia's Digital ID Bill Sparks Privacy Debate
The Australian government's proposed Digital ID bill sparks heated debate as critics warn of privacy risks while supporters champion convenience and security benefits.
Gauff's serving troubles return in WTA Finals defeat
American tennis star Coco Gauff's serving demons returned to haunt her in a straight-sets defeat against compatriot Jessica Pegula at the WTA Finals, raising concerns about her form ahead of the new season.
Peter Watkins: Visionary Filmmaker Who Changed Cinema
Remembering Peter Watkins, the visionary British director whose groundbreaking documentary style and anti-war films challenged mainstream cinema and left an indelible mark on film history.
Sudan's Hero: The Man Who Told El Fasher's Truth
The devastating story of a Sudanese hero who risked everything to expose the atrocities in El Fasher, only to pay the ultimate price for his bravery.
Dining Across Britain's Political Divide
Two strangers from opposite sides of the political spectrum sit down for dinner in a remarkable social experiment exploring whether civil conversation can survive in today's divided Britain.
Sudan's Forgotten War: El Fasher Crisis Deepens
As Sudan's brutal civil war intensifies, the historic city of El Fasher faces annihilation, with millions trapped in what aid agencies describe as a 'living hell' of violence and starvation.
Ukraine troops hold strong in Pokrovsk defence
Ukrainian forces maintain strategic strongholds in Pokrovsk amid intense Russian assaults, as Kyiv reports significant enemy losses and prepares for winter defence operations.
Swiatek demolishes Keys in WTA Finals warning
World number one Iga Swiatek sends shockwaves through the WTA Finals with a crushing 6-1, 6-1 victory over Madison Keys, establishing herself as the player to beat.
Russian Missile Attack Kills One, Injures 15
A deadly Russian ballistic missile assault has left one person dead and at least 15 injured, marking one of the most severe attacks in recent weeks. Emergency services continue rescue operations amid widespread destruction.
Mother Sues Maine Police Over Daughter's Custody Death
A grieving mother takes legal action against Maine police following her daughter's wrongful death, alleging systemic failures in mental health care and law enforcement protocols.
Director Peter Watkins of 'The War Game' dies aged 88
The film industry mourns Peter Watkins, the groundbreaking director whose controversial nuclear war documentary shocked the world and changed television forever.
Islington Council's 999-Drone Surveillance Plan Revealed
Exclusive: Islington Council explores controversial plan to deploy nearly 1,000 drones for monitoring residents, raising serious privacy concerns across London.
WTA's commercial struggles threaten women's tennis golden era
While elite players like Swiatek and Gauff deliver breathtaking tennis, the WTA struggles with commercial growth and scheduling chaos. Can the tour capitalise on its golden generation?
Sudan's El Fasher faces humanitarian catastrophe
As Sudan's civil war intensifies, the strategic city of El Fasher faces imminent collapse, threatening millions with famine and creating one of the world's worst humanitarian disasters.
Sudan's Genocide: Is History Repeating Itself?
Exclusive analysis reveals mounting evidence of ethnic cleansing in Sudan's civil war, with experts warning of potential genocide as atrocities escalate and international response falters.
Mavis Staples at 85: 75 Years of Gospel and Civil Rights
Gospel and civil rights icon Mavis Staples reflects on her extraordinary 75-year career, her friendship with Prince, marching with Martin Luther King, and why she still brings light through music in dark times.
Government to delegate BBC appointments in reform shake-up
Ministers announce radical overhaul of public appointments system, delegating authority for major roles including BBC positions to slash bureaucratic delays and streamline hiring processes.
Russian commanders accused of executing reluctant soldiers
Shocking new report reveals systematic abuse within Russian military ranks, with soldiers facing brutal punishment for refusing orders to fight in Ukraine.
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