Three Dead in NSW Town Shooting, Man Hospitalised
A shooting in Lake Cargelligo, NSW, has left three people dead and a man in serious condition. Police urge residents to stay indoors as an emergency operation continues.
Category : Politics
Trump's Greenland 'Deal': Diplomatic Fallout Revealed
Analysis reveals Donald Trump's claimed Greenland agreement framework is largely illusory, causing significant damage to trans-Atlantic relations while European leaders express exhaustion with presidential theatrics.
UK Government Borrowing Reaches £140bn
Official data reveals UK government borrowing reached £140.4bn this financial year, creating challenges for Chancellor Rachel Reeves as she navigates fiscal rules and upcoming spending commitments.
Croydon pirate radio masts dismantled in 2025
Croydon Council has dismantled four illegal pirate radio masts in 2025, ending a four-year lull in enforcement. The masts were discovered on council properties across the borough.
Trump's Greenland Push at Davos: Europe Reacts
Analysis of Donald Trump's Davos appearance where he insisted America must acquire Greenland, with insights on European betrayal and NATO framework details.
Rutte: US 'Truly Committed' to Ukraine Support
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has expressed unwavering confidence in US support for Ukraine's sovereignty during a Davos event, addressing concerns about the Trump administration's stance.
Trump's Board of Peace Shifts to Global Control Experiment
Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace', initially for Gaza reconstruction, is morphing into a permanent global body, challenging the UN and sparking concerns over a new era of executive imperialism.
Hampstead Heath Café Row: Residents Accused of Spreading Lies
Controversy erupts as City of London Corporation awards four Hampstead Heath cafés to Daisy Green, prompting a 20,000-signature petition and legal action from current operators.
Coalition Collapse: Ley's Leadership Test
The Australian political landscape is in turmoil as the coalition government collapses, sparking intense speculation over Peter Dutton's future and the potential rise of Sussan Ley to leadership.
National Mourning Day for Bondi Terror Attack Victims
Australia observes a national day of mourning with vigils and mitzvahs to honour the victims of the recent Bondi terror attack, uniting communities in grief and solidarity.
Sussan Ley's Leadership at Risk After Coalition Split
Senior Liberals predict Sussan Ley will lose her position as leader following a major split over hate speech laws, with the Coalition described as a 'smoking ruin'.
ISA Reforms Spark Industry Fury Over Tax and Savings Risks
Rachel Reeves' proposed ISA overhaul faces fierce criticism from investment platforms and asset managers who warn it could undermine tax-free savings and reduce overall investment levels.
Sussan Ley's Leadership Future in Doubt
Sussan Ley's leadership prospects within the Coalition appear to be fading due to internal divisions and political challenges, as reported by The Guardian.
Maxwell to Appear Before Congress in Epstein Probe
Ghislaine Maxwell, serving 20 years for sex trafficking, will appear virtually before a US congressional committee next month, with her lawyers indicating she plans to invoke her Fifth Amendment rights.
Labour's Alcohol-Free Beer Ban Shows Contempt for Youth
The government's plan to ban zero-alcohol drinks for under-18s is patronising and ignores Gen Z's responsible choices. Young people deserve trust, not paternalistic restrictions.
Starmer's Vision Failure Paralyzes Government
Keir Starmer's inability to articulate a clear vision is crippling government effectiveness, with comparisons drawn to failed corporate leadership models from history.
ActionAid Calls to Decolonise Child Sponsorship Funding
ActionAid advocates for a major overhaul of child sponsorship programmes, promoting decolonised funding to empower local communities and shift away from outdated aid models.
Queensland PhD Student Accused of Australia Day Firebomb Plot
A Queensland PhD candidate faces charges for allegedly planning to firebomb an Australia Day event, raising security concerns ahead of national celebrations.
Albanese-Ley Deal Passes Post-Bondi Hate Laws
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Sussan Ley reached a bipartisan agreement to pass Australia's strongest hate speech laws following the Bondi terror attacks.
Ex-Uvalde Officer Cleared in School Shooting Response Case
Adrian Gonzales found not guilty of child endangerment charges related to the 2022 Robb Elementary shooting in Texas, marking the first trial over police response failures.
Children Cook and Mourn for Bondi Attack Victims
Young volunteers prepare meals for the needy and lay wreaths in tribute to victims of the Bondi attack, marking a poignant National Day of Mourning in Australia.
Journalist Convicted in Philippines Terror Case
Frenchie Cumpio, a 26-year-old community journalist, found guilty of terror financing in a verdict condemned by rights groups as a travesty of justice.
Trump's Greenland 'Deal' Unravels: Diplomatic Fallout
Donald Trump's claimed Greenland deal framework is dismissed as nonsense by diplomats, revealing serious trans-Atlantic alliance damage after a day of U-turns at Davos.
Trump's Board of Peace: Putin, Netanyahu, Blair Members
Donald Trump's newly revealed 'Board of Peace' includes Vladimir Putin, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Tony Blair, sparking debate over its purpose and potential to challenge UN authority.
Trump's Greenland Deal Faces Scepticism from NATO, Danish MPs
Donald Trump announced a 'framework of a future deal' for Greenland, but NATO chief Mark Rutte and Danish MPs express doubts, highlighting unresolved issues and Greenland's exclusion from talks.
Chalmers Praises Carney's Davos Speech on Global Order
Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers has praised Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos speech, calling it 'stunning' and widely discussed within government circles.
Five-Year-Old Boy Detained by ICE in Minnesota
A five-year-old boy, Liam Ramos, was detained by ICE in Columbia Heights, Minnesota, while arriving home from school with his father, sparking outrage and trauma in the community.
Zelenskyy to Meet Trump in Davos as War Rages
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to meet Donald Trump in Davos after a last-minute summons, as energy crises and stalled negotiations complicate talks.
Trump's Davos Speech: Rambles, Retreats, and Greenland Deal
Former US President Donald Trump delivered a rambling address at Davos, backing down on key policies while touting a potential future deal for Greenland.
£20k Reward in 40-Year Birkenhead Murder Case
Merseyside Police offer £20,000 reward for information leading to conviction in 1986 murder of Diane Sindall, following new DNA evidence that cleared wrongfully convicted man.
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