Japan's PM Takaichi Raises Stakes in Snap Election
Sanae Takaichi, Japan's drum-playing, Trump-aligned prime minister, faces a pivotal snap election amid her conservative policies and hawkish stance on China.
Category : Politics
Andrew's Nine-Day Visit to Epstein's Mansion Details
Fresh revelations from the Epstein files detail Prince Andrew's 2010 stay at Jeffrey Epstein's New York mansion, including emails about girls arriving 'after school' and cash payments.
Windrush Victims Dying Without Justice, Commissioner Warns
Windrush commissioner Rev Clive Foster urges immediate action as more scandal victims die without compensation, with calls for public inquiry and legislative changes.
Man Jailed for Murder After 999 Call
Robert Richens, 35, sentenced to life for killing Rachael Vaughan. He told police he would 'miss GTA6' after arrest in Oxford.
Reform Candidate Suggests Taxing People Without Children
Reform UK's by-election candidate Matt Goodwin has sparked controversy by proposing a 'negative child benefit tax' on childless individuals to address declining UK birth rates, drawing comparisons to dystopian fiction.
Fire-Juggling Unicyclist Caught on Colorado Crossing
Police in Commerce City, Colorado, have detained a man who was filmed juggling fire while riding a unicycle on a busy pedestrian crossing, violating multiple traffic laws.
MP to Challenge Substack Over Nazi Content Revenue
Labour MP Joani Reid plans to contact Substack and Ofcom after a Guardian investigation revealed the platform profits from newsletters promoting Nazi ideology and antisemitism.
Gabbard Blocked NSA Report on Trump Foreign Call
Whistleblower alleges Tulsi Gabbard prevented NSA from sharing intelligence about foreign contact with Trump associate, delivering it directly to White House instead.
Steve-O Sparks Outrage Over Immigrant Murderer Claim
Hollywood stunt performer Steve-O faces backlash after alleging most immigrants are murderers on his podcast, with co-host Harland Williams refuting the claim as a fallacy.
Man Charged with 33 Sex Offences in South London
A 58-year-old man has been charged with 33 sex offences, including rape and sexual assault, against five women in south London between 2003 and 2019.
Judge's Podcast Interrupts Supreme Court Hearing
A UK Supreme Court hearing was briefly halted when a judge accidentally played a history podcast through courtroom speakers, featuring an impression of Jimmy Carter.
Sudan Drone Attack Kills 24, Including Children
A drone attack by the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan's North Kordofan province has killed 24 displaced people, including eight children and two infants, amid a severe medical supplies shortage.
Tommy Robinson Films Teacher at Home Over Gender-Neutral Title
Far-right campaigner Tommy Robinson followed a teacher home and filmed them after they requested use of the gender-neutral title 'Mx'. The school denies claims of pupil punishments.
ICE 'Smash and Grab' Arrests Continue Across US Cities
Immigration operations persist across the United States with faster, less visible tactics, causing widespread fear and disrupting daily life in communities from Los Angeles to Washington DC.
White House Turmoil Over Racist Obama Video on Trump's Account
Internal speculation mounts as White House officials attempt to deflect blame from Donald Trump for a racist video depicting the Obamas as monkeys posted on his Truth Social account.
Irish Politicians Condemn Shannon Airport Use for US Deportation Flights
Irish politicians have labelled the use of Shannon Airport for US deportation flights to Israel as 'reprehensible', following revelations about ICE-chartered private jets.
US Sets June Deadline for Ukraine Peace, Zelenskyy Says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discloses a US-imposed June deadline for a Ukraine-Russia peace settlement, with proposed trilateral talks in Miami.
Man Charged with Murder in St Helens Body Discovery
A 65-year-old man from St Helens has been charged with murder after the body of Delia McInerney was found in Gerards Court in January.
Judge's Phone Plays Podcast in Supreme Court
A UK Supreme Court hearing was briefly disrupted when a judge's phone accidentally played a history podcast, prompting an apology from the justice.
Trump's Racist Video Outrages Allies and Critics
Donald Trump posted a racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, drawing condemnation from Republicans and Democrats, with White House responses shifting from gaslighting to blaming a staff error.
Lord Rennard Suspended in Lib Dem Harassment Investigation
Liberal Democrat peer Lord Rennard has been suspended from the party as it launches a fresh investigation into sexual harassment allegations, with leader Sir Ed Davey calling for his removal from the House of Lords.
Ex-Girlfriend: Not in Epstein Files Means You're a 'Loser'
Lady Victoria Hervey, former girlfriend of Prince Andrew, has controversially stated that being absent from Jeffrey Epstein's documents indicates someone is a 'loser'.
Trump's Racist Obama Post Shows a Disturbing Change
Analysis of Donald Trump's sharing of a racist image depicting the Obamas as apes, exploring its historical context, impact on online racism, and the broader societal implications for public discourse.
Starmer Accused of Hypocrisy Over WFP Funding Cuts
Keir Starmer's government reduces UK funding to UN World Food Programme by a third despite pledges to combat global hunger, sparking criticism from former ministers.
Trump's Racist Obama Video: Sky Presenter's Reaction
Sky News presenter Kamali Melbourne expresses shock as Donald Trump posts a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, highlighting a rise in online racism and historical context.
Lib Dems Urge FCA Probe into Mandelson Leaks
Liberal Democrats call for immediate Financial Conduct Authority investigation into Peter Mandelson's alleged sharing of confidential government information with Jeffrey Epstein during financial crisis.
Brexit Farm Exports to EU Fall 37%, NFU Warns
British farm exports to the EU have plummeted by 37.4% since Brexit, with the NFU warning it could take years to rebuild demand despite ongoing UK-EU reset negotiations.
Outcry Over Trump's Wyoming Prosecutor Nominee
Darin Smith, a former Wyoming lawmaker with no trial experience and who was outside the Capitol on January 6, faces Senate confirmation as US attorney, sparking Democratic condemnation over his qualifications and record on LGBTQ+ rights.
Epstein Files Reveal Elite Networks and Special Treatment
The latest Jeffrey Epstein document release confirms suspicions about how wealthy elites operate with different rules, showing a global network of power and influence.
Lib Dems Suspend Chris Rennard Over New Harassment Probe
The Liberal Democrats have suspended Lord Chris Rennard and launched a fresh investigation into sexual harassment allegations, citing flaws in a 2013 inquiry.
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