Measles Outbreak at Texas ICE Facility Fuels Shutdown Demands
A measles outbreak at a Texas ICE detention centre for children and parents has led to urgent calls for closure, amid rising US cases and vaccination concerns.
Category : Politics
10-Year-Old Released from ICE Custody After Month in Detention
Elizabeth Caisaguano, a 10-year-old from Minnesota, and her mother have been freed from an ICE detention centre in Texas after a month, despite an active asylum case. The facility is experiencing a measles outbreak.
US Navy Laser Weapon Shoots Down Four Drones in Test
The US Navy has demonstrated its HELIOS laser weapon system by neutralising four drone threats during a counter-UAS demonstration at sea aboard the USS Preble destroyer.
Mandelson-Epstein Scandal: Police Probe Double Life
Peter Mandelson faces police investigation after Epstein files reveal he shared sensitive government information with the convicted paedophile while serving as a senior minister.
London Town Clerk on Heritage, Tights and City's Future
Ian Thomas CBE, Town Clerk and CEO of City of London Corporation, discusses his role, the historic wardrobe, and plans to make the Square Mile more vibrant and welcoming.
Starmer Apologises to Epstein Victims Over Mandelson
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has issued a public apology to Jeffrey Epstein's victims for believing Peter Mandelson's 'lies' and appointing him as US ambassador.
Adrian Chiles on Britain's Miserable Grey Winter
Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles expresses his profound dislike for the grey, damp winter months in Britain, describing the pervasive monochrome that dominates the landscape.
Bizarre Bannon-Epstein Interview in New Files
A newly released video shows Steve Bannon interviewing Jeffrey Epstein, discussing topics from finance to philosophy, with strange moments and little focus on Epstein's crimes.
Trump's Greenland Ambition Echoes US Expansionism
Donald Trump's interest in purchasing Greenland in 2019 reflects a long history of US territorial ambitions, from Alaska to the Caribbean, highlighting strategic and economic motives.
Mandelson Scandal Becomes Existential Threat to Starmer
The Peter Mandelson scandal, involving links to Jeffrey Epstein, has intensified into a major political crisis for Prime Minister Keir Starmer, with police investigations and document releases threatening his government's stability.
Channel Migrant Deaths 'Avoidable', Inquiry Finds
A public inquiry concludes that more than 30 lives lost in the deadliest Channel migrant boat sinking could have been saved with proper rescue response.
Ealing Council Budget: Tax Rise, Waste Cuts, Housing Spend
Ealing Council announces a budget with a 4.99% council tax rise, reduced waste collection fees, and £131.6m for housing, alongside education investments and a new lane rental scheme.
Gorton and Denton By-Election: A Snapshot of UK Chaos
The Gorton and Denton by-election on February 26, 2026, triggered by Labour MP Andrew Gwynne's resignation, sees a fierce four-way contest amid political fragmentation and voter uncertainty.
Australian Man Charged with 596 Child Abuse Offences
Queensland Police charge 27-year-old man with 596 child abuse offences after investigation uncovers 23,000 videos and images linked to 459 victims, some as young as seven.
North Korea Executes Children for Watching Squid Game
Amnesty International reveals North Korea publicly executes citizens, including schoolchildren, for consuming South Korean media like Squid Game and K-pop under dystopian laws.
Alex Saab Detained in Caracas, Faces US Extradition
Colombian-Venezuelan businessman Alex Saab, a key ally of deposed president Nicolás Maduro, has reportedly been detained in a joint operation and could be extradited to the US within days.
Cranston Inquiry: Worst Small Boat Channel Disaster Report
The Cranston Inquiry's report reveals details of the worst small boat disaster in the English Channel, highlighting systemic failures and safety concerns.
Nuclear Treaty Ends, Risk Higher Than Cold War
The expiration of the last US-Russia nuclear pact has experts warning of an unconstrained arms race, with risks now exceeding Cold War levels.
Croydon Thug Jailed for London Bridge Station Attack
A violent attacker from Croydon has been imprisoned after brutally beating a man unconscious at London Bridge Underground station, causing severe injuries including a brain haemorrhage.
Mandelson Resigns Over Epstein Leak Allegations
Peter Mandelson has resigned from the Labour Party and stepped down from the House of Lords after emails revealed he leaked sensitive government information to Jeffrey Epstein.
ISC to Publish Mandelson-Epstein Files Despite No 10 Concerns
Parliament's intelligence committee pledges full transparency in probe into Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment and Jeffrey Epstein ties, overriding government fears of embarrassment.
US-Russia Nuclear Treaty Expiry Risks New Arms Race
The expiration of the New START treaty leaves no limits on US and Russian nuclear arsenals, potentially triggering a dangerous new arms race reminiscent of Cold War tensions.
Mandelson 'Deceived Everybody' Says Housing Secretary
Housing Secretary Steve Reed defends Keir Starmer over Peter Mandelson scandal, insisting the former minister 'conned everybody' about his Jeffrey Epstein links.
King Charles' Personal Audi Up for Sale with Royal Colour
A 2015 Audi A6 Allroad previously owned by King Charles III is being auctioned, featuring a colour exclusive to the Royal Household and an estimated price of £20,000-30,000.
80-Year-Old Arrested Over Sarajevo 'Human Safari' Trips
An 80-year-old Italian man has been arrested for allegedly paying to shoot civilians in Sarajevo during the 1990s siege, as prosecutors investigate 'murder tourism' involving wealthy tourists.
US-Russia Nuclear Treaty Ends, Arms Control Era Over
The expiration of the New START treaty marks the first time in over 50 years with no legal limits on American and Russian nuclear arsenals, raising fears of a new arms race.
Abu Dhabi Hosts Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks with US
High-level diplomatic negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, mediated by the United States, are underway in Abu Dhabi to explore pathways to end the ongoing conflict.
Podcast: Starmer's Leadership Crisis Examined
A new political podcast episode analyses the mounting pressure on Sir Keir Starmer's premiership following the Peter Mandelson scandal and Labour Party tensions.
Savannah Guthrie Pleads for Mother's Return
NBC's Savannah Guthrie issues tearful plea to captors holding her 84-year-old mother Nancy, as investigation enters fifth day with FBI involvement.
Staff Can Refuse to Serve Andrew at New Home
Staff working for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor have reportedly been told they can decline to serve him if uncomfortable, amid ongoing controversy and fresh police assessments.
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