EU Open to UK Customs Union Talks, Says Official
European Commission economy commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis says the EU is ready to engage with an open mind on closer trade ties with the UK, including a customs union, during meetings in London.
Category : Politics
Epstein Files Reveal Chomsky's Close Ties and Advice
Recently released Epstein documents expose Noam Chomsky's deep friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, including personal emails and controversial public relations advice, challenging his earlier claims of limited financial dealings.
Trump-Petro Summit: Erratic Leaders Meet
The Oval Office meeting between Donald Trump and Colombia's Gustavo Petro could lead to detente or discord, with drug policy, sanctions, and regional security on the agenda.
Mandelson Faces Police Inquiry and Political Backlash
Keir Starmer's call for Lord Mandelson's removal from the Lords fails to satisfy critics demanding legislation, as police review evidence and political figures push for inquiries.
Legal Action Over Council's Israel-Linked Pension Investments
A British-Palestinian activist has initiated legal proceedings against Greenwich Council, challenging its failure to divest over £60 million from companies with Israeli interests after the council conceded an investment clause was unlawful.
Savannah Guthrie's Mother Abducted in Arizona, Police Say
Police in Arizona believe Nancy Guthrie, 84-year-old mother of NBC host Savannah Guthrie, was abducted from her Tucson home. The investigation continues as family appeals for prayers.
US-Europe Military Plan for Russia Ceasefire Breaches
Ukraine and Western allies have reportedly agreed to a phased military response if Russia violates future ceasefire agreements, with US involvement triggered after three days of attacks.
Ferguson's Charity Closes After Epstein Files
Sarah Ferguson's charity has closed days after revelations she maintained friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, with emails showing financial support and close ties.
West London Jewellers 'Terrified' After Richmond Raid
Shopkeepers in Richmond express fear after armed thieves smashed into a jewellery store. One jeweller reports being targeted three times amid police front desk closures.
Met Police Sergeant Sacked Over Gaza Social Media Posts
A Metropolitan Police detective sergeant has been dismissed after sharing overtly political social media posts about Gaza, including content deemed antisemitic by a misconduct panel.
Palestine Action March During Israeli President's Australia Visit
A Palestine solidarity group organised a protest march in Australia coinciding with Israeli President Isaac Herzog's official visit, highlighting ongoing tensions.
Grooming Gang Survivors 'Betrayed' as Victims Panel Axed
Survivors of grooming gangs express distress after the Home Office disbands a victims liaison panel, accusing the government of ignoring their voices in the inquiry process.
Coalition Crisis: Opposition Shrinks as Liberals and Nationals Split
The Liberal and National parties appear divided in parliament, with the opposition reduced to crossbench size. Labor ministers mock the Coalition's disarray during question time.
Police Review Mandelson Misconduct | Musk Merges Ventures
Police investigate Lord Mandelson over Epstein leaks as Elon Musk merges SpaceX and AI ventures. Sarah Ferguson's charity closes amid mounting pressure on Prince Andrew.
UK-US Aid Cuts Linked to Preventable Child Deaths
A new study finds that aid reductions by the UK, US, and other donor nations have contributed to avoidable child mortality in developing countries, highlighting the human cost of budget cuts.
Greens Win Gorton & Denton By-Election, Labour Shaken
The Green Party has secured a stunning victory in the Gorton & Denton by-election, overturning a Labour stronghold and signalling a major shift in UK political dynamics.
Council pays £1,700 after denying emergency housing
Harrow Council failed to provide emergency accommodation to a homeless mother and child while checking immigration status, with the Local Government Ombudsman ordering compensation.
Epstein Files: Survivors' Stories Risk Being Overlooked
The release of millions of sealed Jeffrey Epstein documents has reignited scrutiny of his elite connections, but survivors fear their experiences are being sidelined in favour of sensationalising powerful men.
Anya Taylor-Joy Home Raid: Career Criminal Jailed
A career criminal who attempted to break into Anya Taylor-Joy's bedroom during a terrifying London mansion raid has been sentenced to additional prison time.
Mandelson's Epstein Emails Expose Government Betrayal
Newly revealed emails show Peter Mandelson shared confidential government information with Jeffrey Epstein while serving as Business Secretary, raising serious questions about integrity.
Trump's Iran Policy: Legacy of Escalation and Instability
Analysis of Donald Trump's aggressive stance towards Iran, its impact on Middle East stability, and the ongoing debate over regime change strategies in US foreign policy.
Cabinet's Business Experience Gap: Entrepreneurs Leaving UK
Kiki McDonough argues the UK's lack of Cabinet ministers with business experience is driving entrepreneurs abroad and harming economic growth through poor policies.
Afternoon Update: Tuesday's Australian News Developments
A summary of the latest news from Australia, covering key events and updates from Tuesday, including political, economic, and social developments.
Robber Jailed for Anya Taylor-Joy London Bedroom Break-In Attempt
Career criminal Kirk Holdrick receives additional three-year sentence for attempting to smash into Hollywood star Anya Taylor-Joy's London bedroom during terrifying 2023 home invasion.
Guardian's Iraq War Reporting: Witnessing Chaos
In 2003, Guardian journalists, embedded and independent, documented the Iraq War's brutal onset, from 'shock and awe' in Baghdad to civilian casualties and regime collapse, offering raw, firsthand accounts.
Badenoch: Starmer's China Trip Weakens UK
Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch has launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Keir Starmer's diplomatic visit to China, claiming it has left Britain in a weaker global position.
Mandelson and Rudd Epstein Links in Australian Mining Tax Row
Newly released Epstein files reveal connections between Peter Mandelson, Kevin Rudd, and the mining super-profits tax debate in Australia, sparking political scrutiny.
Tories Gain on Reform UK in Polls, Badenoch Approval Drops
The Conservatives have cut Reform UK's polling advantage, but Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch's approval ratings have sharply declined ahead of local elections.
ICE Agents in Minneapolis to Get Body Cameras
ICE agents in Minneapolis will be issued body-worn cameras following fatal shootings, with Trump supporting the move to increase transparency in immigration enforcement.
Police Bail Scrutiny After Alleged Triple Murder
Police face scrutiny over granting bail to Julian Ingram before he allegedly murdered three people, including his pregnant ex-partner, in Lake Cargelligo, NSW.
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