US-Israel Shift to Plan B in Iran Conflict
The US-Israeli military strategy against Iran has shifted to the Dahiya doctrine, targeting civilian infrastructure to undermine domestic support amid stalled progress.
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Al-Quds Day March Banned in London Over Security Fears
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has prohibited the annual Al-Quds Day demonstration in London, citing risks of serious public disorder and heightened Middle East tensions. This marks the first protest ban since 2012.
Trump-Epstein Titanic Statue Erected in Washington DC
A provocative bronze statue titled 'King of the World' shows Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein embracing in the iconic Titanic pose, installed near the US Capitol by activist group Secret Handshake.
Iranian Exile Factions Vie for US Support in Leadership Bid
As tensions escalate, Iranian exile groups including MEK and Reza Pahlavi lobby Washington for recognition as potential leaders in a post-regime Iran, mirroring historical Iraqi opposition dynamics.
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Shia LaBeouf Cleared for Rome Trip After Court Reversal
Actor Shia LaBeouf receives approval to travel to Rome for his father's baptism days after initial denial, while remaining out on bond in New Orleans battery case involving alleged homophobic slurs.
Mandelson Files Release: Starmer's Concerns Over Appointment
The first wave of files on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment is set for release today, revealing emails, WhatsApps, and minutes about due diligence and comments on the US president.
SA Election Candidate's Homosexuality Comments Cause Uproar
Liberal candidate Carston Woodhouse faces backlash after calling homosexuality 'demonic realms' in South Australia election, stirring debate on inclusivity.
Jersey Investigates Chelsea Sale Cash as Crime Proceeds
Documents reveal Jersey authorities may investigate if Roman Abramovich's £2.4bn Chelsea sale proceeds are from crime, complicating UK row over funds for Ukraine.
Chile's Far-Right President Kast Wins on Crime Platform Amid Controversy
José Antonio Kast won Chile's presidency in December 2025 by promising to tackle crime, but his support for Pinochet's dictatorship and ultra-conservative views alarm many. The election reflects deep fears over violence despite relatively low murder rates
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Canavan Aids Nationals, But Coalition's Labor Fight Hardens
Matt Canavan's re-election may help the Nationals fend off One Nation, but the Coalition faces a tougher struggle against Labor in the upcoming political landscape.
Middleman Sentenced for Sydney Anti-Semitic Attack Campaign
A Sydney man has been sentenced to five years in prison for managing a series of anti-Semitic attacks, including firebombings and vandalism, which targeted Jewish community locations.
Mandelson Documents Release After PMQs, Political Updates
The UK government will release hundreds of documents on Peter Mandelson's US ambassador appointment post-PMQs, with Darren Jones defending the timing. Other news includes a banned pro-Palestinian march, courts bill passage, and hereditary peerage abolitio
Mother Sentenced for Blackmail Using Fake Age Claims
A Grimsby mother who sent explicit photos to men online then blackmailed them by falsely claiming to be 15 has received a suspended sentence for her extortion scheme.
Letby Trial Expert Did Not Reveal Hospital Investigation
Cheshire police and CPS confirm they were unaware of investigation into Prof Peter Hindmarsh's medical work before his testimony in the Lucy Letby trial.
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Taiwan Chant Controversy at Women's Asian Cup Sparks Tensions
A political chant during a Chinese Taipei match at the Women's Asian Cup has ignited diplomatic tensions, highlighting ongoing sovereignty disputes in international sports.
HMS Dragon's Delayed Deployment Exposes Royal Navy Issues
The advanced Type 45 destroyer HMS Dragon has finally set sail for Cyprus to protect British bases, but delays highlight deep-seated problems in the Royal Navy's readiness and logistics.
Labour MP Reveals Rape Amid Iran Crackdown and London March Ban
A Labour MP waives anonymity to speak about being raped in Parliament, while Iran's police chief threatens protesters and London bans a pro-Iran march. Lord Mandelson's US ambassador role and an attempted murder charge at Rihanna's home also feature.
Birmingham's Bin Strike Enters Second Year, City Plagued
As Birmingham's bin strike hits its one-year mark, streets overflow with garbage, rats thrive, and residents despair. Union workers and council remain deadlocked, with no end in sight to the crisis.
Iran's Proxies Restrain in US-Israel War, Houthis Wait
Iran-backed militias like Hezbollah and Iraqi groups attack US and Israeli targets but avoid all-out war. Houthis in Yemen remain on standby, testing tensions as US warships approach Red Sea chokepoints.
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Cancer Survivor's Mother Fears UK Visa Changes Threaten Healthcare
A mother from Togo faces a 10-year wait for indefinite leave to remain under new immigration rules, fearing her six-year-old daughter's cancer treatment at Great Ormond Street Hospital could be jeopardized.
Kharg Island: Iran's Oil Hub Untouched in US-Israel War
Experts warn that bombing or capturing Kharg Island, which handles 90% of Iran's oil exports, could spike global oil prices to $150 a barrel, risking market chaos.
Kenya LGBTQ+ Community Faces Rising Blackmail and Violence
Human rights groups report a surge in blackmail and extortion targeting LGBTQ+ individuals in Kenya, often accompanied by violence, as legal restrictions tighten and homophobic attitudes worsen.
MP Pay Debate: Should Salaries Be Linked to GDP?
As MPs receive a 5% pay rise, think tanks debate whether linking salaries to GDP per capita would better incentivize politicians or create perverse economic distortions.
US Moves THAAD Missiles from South Korea to Middle East
The US has reportedly redeployed Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) interceptors from South Korea to the Middle East, raising questions about security commitments and regional stability in Northeast Asia.
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Australia's 'War-Adjacent' Military Role Explained
Australia's military involvement in global conflicts is described as 'war-adjacent,' using bombs and planes without formal war declaration, raising strategic and ethical questions.
Afternoon Update: Wednesday's Key Australian News (11.03.2026)
A comprehensive roundup of Wednesday's major news stories from Australia, covering political, economic, and social developments across the nation.
Two Arrested on First Day of Queensland Protest Ban
Queensland's controversial ban on the phrase 'From the River to the Sea' led to the arrest of two protesters on its first day of enforcement, sparking debates over free speech and political expression in Australia.
Al Quds March Banned in London Due to Severe Risks
The Metropolitan Police has banned a pro-Iranian march in London, citing severe risks of public disorder and extreme tensions, with a stationary protest allowed under strict policing.
UK-Japan Partnership Strengthens Security and Prosperity
Japanese Ambassador Hiroshi Suzuki commemorates 15 years since the 2011 earthquake, highlighting Britain's crucial support and the deepening strategic partnership between the two nations.
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Pentagon's $7M Lobster Bill Amid Iran War Briefings
Sky News' Trump100 podcast reveals Pentagon spent $7 million on lobster tails in one month while briefing on Iran conflict, drawing criticism from Democrat senators.
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