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.
Category : Politics
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.
Manhunt for Escaped Robber Scott Warner in Suffolk
Police are searching for Scott Warner, 37, who absconded from HMP Hollesley Bay open prison in Suffolk while serving a sentence for robbery and other offences.
Reform UK Faces Police Probe in Gorton and Denton By-Election
Reform UK is under investigation by Greater Manchester Police after distributing a leaflet without a legally required imprint in the Gorton and Denton by-election, with the party blaming a printing error.
Brown: Mandelson 'Betrayed Country' in Epstein Emails
Former PM Gordon Brown says Peter Mandelson committed a 'betrayal of his country' by allegedly sharing market-sensitive government information with Jeffrey Epstein after the 2008 financial crisis.
Met Police Criticised for Not Checking Victim's Phone
Amanda Taylor alleges the Metropolitan Police missed crucial evidence on her daughter Tianne Robinson's phone after her death, impacting rape trial proceedings against ex-partner Joel Osei.
Kent Council Accused of Faking £40m Net Zero Savings
A Reform-run council in Kent faces allegations of fabricating £40 million in net zero savings, raising concerns over financial transparency and climate policy integrity.
Evo Morales Returns to Bolivia Amid Political Unrest
Former President Evo Morales has returned to Bolivia, sparking debates over his political future and the nation's stability. His comeback follows years in exile.
Trump 'Take Over Voting' Call Sparks Democracy Alarm
Donald Trump's comments about federal government taking over state elections have raised serious concerns among democracy experts ahead of November's vote.
Nancy Guthrie Disappearance: A Modern Crime Mystery
The baffling case of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie, has captivated America. With ransom notes, blood droplets, and a white van, this six-day mystery blends celebrity and crime in a high-tech age.
Brown: Mandelson-Epstein Row Tests Starmer's Authority
Gordon Brown warns the Peter Mandelson-Jeffrey Epstein controversy represents a serious test for Keir Starmer's leadership, as police investigate alleged misconduct.
UK Tourist Feared Killed for Witchcraft in South Africa
A 71-year-old British tourist disappeared in South Africa, with investigators suspecting she was murdered for body parts used in traditional Muti witchcraft practices.
Police Raid South London Homes, Arrest 23
A massive police operation involving 300 officers has resulted in 23 arrests and the seizure of firearms, drugs, and cash across Merton in South London.
Vehicle Sought in Missing Mum of TV Host Case
Authorities in Arizona are investigating a vehicle of interest in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of NBC's Savannah Guthrie, amid new messages and a growing health concern.
Starmer Delays Mandelson Document Release Over Volume
Prime Minister Keir Starmer reveals a 'very significant volume' of material must be reviewed before releasing documents on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment, amid Labour unrest and police investigations.
UK Financial Changes: Alcohol Duty to Smart Meters
From alcohol duty hikes to smart meter compensation, discover nine crucial financial updates affecting UK households throughout February 2026.
Trump Refuses to Apologise for Racist Obama Video
Donald Trump has refused to apologise for posting a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, calling it 'strong truth' about election fraud while shifting blame to staff.
Sadiq Khan May Get Powers to Approve London Transport Projects
A proposed amendment to the English Devolution Bill could allow London's Mayor to approve major transport schemes like the Bakerloo Line extension without waiting for government approval.
Lib Dems Urge FCA to Investigate Peter Mandelson Over Epstein Emails
Liberal Democrats call for immediate FCA investigation into Peter Mandelson after emails show he allegedly leaked confidential government information to Jeffrey Epstein, potentially enabling insider trading.
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