Second Woman Alleges Epstein Sent Her to Prince Andrew
A second woman claims Jeffrey Epstein sent her to the UK for a sexual encounter with Prince Andrew, alleging a night at Royal Lodge and a Buckingham Palace tour in 2010.
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Second Woman Claims Epstein Trafficked Her to UK for Andrew
A second woman alleges Jeffrey Epstein sent her to the UK for a sexual encounter with Prince Andrew, with her lawyer revealing she toured Buckingham Palace afterwards.
Norwegian Royal Marius Borg Høiby Faces Rape Charges
Marius Borg Høiby, stepson of Norway's Crown Prince Haakon, faces 38 charges including rape, assault, and drug offences in a high-profile trial.
Gaza's Rafah Crossing Reopens for Medical Evacuations
Preparations begin to reopen Gaza's Rafah border crossing with Egypt, allowing up to 20,000 Palestinians to leave for urgent medical care abroad under strict security checks.
Costa Rica Election: Security and Democracy at Stake
Costa Rica votes amid rising crime and fears of authoritarian shift. Laura Fernández leads polls with 40%, promising hardline security measures.
Mandelson Tried to Change Banker Bonus Policy for Epstein
Newly released emails show Peter Mandelson told Jeffrey Epstein he was trying to amend government policy on bankers' bonuses, while Epstein paid thousands to Mandelson's husband.
Iran Warns 'Fingers on Trigger' Amid US Naval Deployment
Iran's Supreme Leader warns regional war will erupt if US attacks, as Trump sends warships and declines to comment on military action against Iran.
Ferguson Proposed Marriage to Epstein in New Files
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents reveal Sarah Ferguson wrote to the financier proposing marriage and calling him 'a legend' months after his prison release.
Labour Accuses Green Leader of Byelection Cowardice
Labour Party chair Anna Turley has attacked Green leader Zack Polanski for not standing in the Gorton and Denton byelection, calling it a sign of Green weakness and wasted votes.
Iran 'Fingers on Trigger' Amid US Naval Deployment
Iran's army says it is closely monitoring US movements after President Trump sent 'very big, powerful ships' toward the region, declining to rule out military action.
Left's Digital Struggle: From Infighting to Revival
Analysis of how infighting has weakened the left online while the right flourished, with progressives now finding new strategies to turn the tide in digital politics.
Iran Under Pressure for Independent Protest Death Inquiry
Calls intensify in Iran for an independent investigation into protest fatalities as government plans to release names amid disputed death toll figures ranging from 3,117 to 30,000.
Myanmar's Armed Resistance: A Photo Essay on Junta Rule
A powerful photo essay reveals the daily struggles and resilience of Myanmar's armed resistance against the military junta since the 2021 coup.
Alcohol Duty Rise: Price Increases for Drinks
Rachel Reeves's alcohol duty increase comes into force, adding up to £1.10 to wine bottles and 2p to pints. Industry warns of inevitable price rises for consumers.
Trump and Starmer React to New Epstein Files
Donald Trump claims the Epstein files absolve him, while Sir Keir Starmer urges Prince Andrew to testify before US Congress. New documents include emails and images involving high-profile figures.
China's Nuclear Buildup Ignored in Starmer-Xi Talks
Keir Starmer failed to address China's rapid nuclear weapons expansion during Beijing talks, as global arms control collapses and the Doomsday Clock nears midnight.
Kherson's Underground Life: Anti-Drone Nets and Basement Havens
In Kherson, Ukraine's only major city directly on the frontline, residents adapt to daily Russian attacks with 100km of anti-drone nets and underground shelters hosting schools, clinics, and community activities.
Starmer Urges Andrew to Testify Over Epstein
Prime Minister Keir Starmer calls for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to testify before US Congress regarding Jeffrey Epstein documents, as new emails and images are released.
Cooper Warns of Myanmar Crisis Five Years After Coup
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper highlights the worsening humanitarian and political crisis in Myanmar, five years after the military coup that ousted Aung San Suu Kyi.
Tokyo Court Orders North Korea to Pay Victims of 'Paradise' Scheme
A Tokyo court has ordered North Korea to pay 20m yen each to plaintiffs lured by a 'paradise on Earth' scheme, exposing decades of exploitation and human rights abuses.
Liberals Back Sussan Ley as Leadership Rumours Swirl
Senior Liberal figures dismiss leadership spill prospects, expressing confidence in Sussan Ley's support while Coalition reunification talks loom ahead of parliament's return.
US Reports Constructive Ukraine Peace Talks with Russia
The United States has reported constructive peace talks with Russia regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, signalling potential diplomatic progress.
Balochistan Attacks Leave Over 120 Dead
A wave of coordinated suicide and gun attacks by Baloch insurgents in Pakistan's Balochistan province has resulted in over 120 fatalities, marking one of the deadliest days for militants in decades.
Myanmar's Crisis Five Years After Coup, Says Cooper
Yvette Cooper marks five years since Myanmar's military coup, warning of a worsening humanitarian crisis, displaced millions, and flawed elections.
Nationwide ICE Protests, Trump Orders Non-Intervention
Over 300 demonstrations occurred across all 50 states and Washington DC against ICE, while President Trump instructed federal agencies not to intervene in Democratic-led cities unless requested.
LA Olympics Chief Regrets Maxwell Emails
Casey Wasserman, head of the Los Angeles Olympics committee, has expressed deep regret over 2003 email exchanges with Ghislaine Maxwell, revealed in the latest Epstein file release.
Burnham Backs Labour Candidate After NEC Blocks Bid
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has endorsed Labour's candidate for the Gorton and Denton by-election after being blocked from standing himself by the party's NEC.
Chicago Mayor Orders Police to Probe Illegal ICE Actions
Mayor Brandon Johnson issues executive order directing Chicago police to investigate and document alleged illegal activity by federal immigration agents in the city.
Judge Orders Release of Five-Year-Old from ICE Detention
A US judge has ordered the release of five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father from immigration detention, criticising ICE's 'ill-conceived' pursuit of deportation quotas.
Trump Hints at Iran Deal Amid Military Tensions
Donald Trump suggests Iran is negotiating to avoid US military strikes as naval forces approach, while Tehran denies seeking conflict but warns of missile retaliation.
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