Hammersmith Bridge: Britain's Broken Decision-Making Symbol
Hammersmith Bridge's seven-year closure highlights Britain's fragmented governance and inability to execute infrastructure projects efficiently, despite available solutions.
Category : Politics
Greenland PM Wins Fans After Rebuking Trump's Acquisition Plans
Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen has emerged as a respected international figure following his handling of Donald Trump's attempts to acquire the territory, earning admiration both at home and abroad.
Browder Calls for $200bn Russian Assets to Aid Ukraine
Kremlin critic Bill Browder pushes for Europe to divert over $200bn in frozen Russian assets to Ukraine's defence while targeting refineries in China, India, and Turkey with sanctions.
Trump's Pressure on Minnesota Threatens State Autonomy
Donald Trump is pressuring Minnesota to strike a deal that could undermine state rights and set a dangerous precedent for all 50 states, risking constitutional protections.
Border Agent Charged with DWI in Minnesota
A US Customs and Border Protection employee was arrested for drunk driving in St Paul, Minnesota, weeks after federal immigration raids sparked controversy in the state.
DoJ Accused of Withholding Epstein Documents
Democrats and survivors accuse Trump's Justice Department of failing to release millions of Epstein investigation files despite legal requirements under the Transparency Act.
29 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Strikes, Hospitals Report
Hospital officials in Gaza confirm at least 29 Palestinian deaths from Israeli strikes, including women and children, marking one of the deadliest days since October's ceasefire.
Alcohol Duty Rise: Beer, Wine & Spirits Prices to Increase
Chancellor Rachel Reeves's alcohol duty increase takes effect Sunday, raising taxes on wine, spirits, and beer. Industry warns of price hikes for consumers.
Turkish Women's Deaths: Families Dispute Suicide Claims
Grieving families in Turkey question official findings of suicide in women's deaths from heights, alleging systemic failures in investigating potential femicides amid rising statistics.
ICE Blames Immigrant's Skull Fractures on Wall, Medics Disagree
A Mexican immigrant in Minneapolis suffered multiple skull fractures in ICE custody. Agents claim he ran into a wall, but hospital staff say the injuries are inconsistent with that story, raising concerns about treatment and profiling.
23 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Strikes, Hospitals Confirm
Hospital officials in Gaza report at least 23 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes, including women and children, marking a deadly escalation since the October ceasefire.
Epstein Files Show Andrew in Disturbing New Photos
Disturbing new photos from the latest Epstein files release appear to depict Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in compromising positions, alongside email exchanges with Jeffrey Epstein.
Epstein Files Detail Maxwell's Manipulative Tactics
Recently released Jeffrey Epstein documents reveal new accounts of Ghislaine Maxwell's manipulative behaviour towards victims, blending false sweetness with calculated control.
Video Evidence Exposes ICE Killing Lies, Defeating Trump Narrative
The shooting of Alex Pretti by ICE agents in Minneapolis saw Trump's administration attempt to brand him a terrorist, but widespread video evidence forced a rare retreat, sparking online outrage.
Starmer Woos Japan Investors After China Backlash
Prime Minister Keir Starmer seeks investment deals in Tokyo while defending his controversial China visit that secured trade concessions but drew political criticism.
Musk Emailed Epstein About Island Party in 2012
Elon Musk asked Jeffrey Epstein about attending the 'wildest party' on his private island in 2012 emails released by the Department of Justice, contradicting his claims of no social relationship.
Lambeth Rapist Jailed for Service Station Attack
A 64-year-old man from Lambeth has been sentenced to four years in prison for raping a woman in a motorway service station toilet in the early 1990s, following a retrial at Lewes Crown Court.
Musk Emailed Epstein About Island Party Visit
Elon Musk asked Jeffrey Epstein about attending a 'wildest party' on his private island in 2012 emails, revealed in newly released government files about the convicted sex offender.
Japan's PM Takaichi: Youth Support Driven by Economics
Japan's first female PM Sanae Takaichi enjoys unprecedented youth approval despite conservative social views, with young voters prioritising economic relief over ideology amid a cost-of-living crisis.
Andrew's Epstein Emails Reveal Buckingham Palace Invitation
Newly released documents show Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor invited Jeffrey Epstein to Buckingham Palace after his release from house arrest, with emails discussing meetings with Russian women.
Israeli Strikes Kill 12 Palestinians in Gaza
Hospital officials report at least 12 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes on Saturday, including six children and two women, marking one of the deadliest days since the October ceasefire.
London's Best Toilet Cleaner Wins National Award
John 'Badger' Heritage from Carlisle Support Services has been named Individual Technician of the Year at the Loo of the Year Awards for his exceptional work cleaning public toilets in Westminster.
Epstein Files: 'The Duke' Emails Reveal Royal's Chat
Newly released Epstein documents show email exchanges where 'The Duke' asks Jeffrey Epstein if it's 'good to be free' after his prison release, discussing meetings and social plans.
Epstein Files: Largest Document Release Unveils Details
The US Department of Justice has released millions of new files related to Jeffrey Epstein, including documents, videos, and images, with notable names like Elon Musk mentioned.
Labour Votes Down Police Counters & Holiday Meals Motion
London Assembly Labour group rejects Liberal Democrat proposals to fund school holiday meals and halt police front counter closures, sparking debate on child poverty and public safety.
Iran's Information War: Internet Control Tactics
Analysis of Iran's internet shutdowns, AI-driven misinformation, and efforts to democratise satellite access in the battle for digital control.
Lambeth Council Threatened with High Court Action by ICO
Lambeth Council could face High Court action after the Information Commissioner's Office found it withheld information about a controversial housing development in Stockwell.
Drugs Kingpin Jailed in EncroChat Police Operation
Samuel De Vere-Hunt, 30, sentenced to 12 years for laundering £6 million and supplying hundreds of kilos of drugs across London after international police cracked EncroChat.
Hungary Protests Over Minister's Anti-Roma Comments
Thousands gather in Budapest demanding resignation of János Lázár after offensive remarks about Roma people, creating election turmoil for Orbán's government.
Israeli Strikes Kill 12 in Gaza, High Toll Since Ceasefire
Hospital officials report Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 12 Palestinians, including women and children, marking one of the highest death tolls since the October ceasefire agreement.
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