Kim Kardashian Reveals Why Harry and Meghan Photos Were Deleted
Kim Kardashian has disclosed the real reason behind the removal of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's photos from Kris Jenner's 70th birthday celebration on Instagram.
Category : Politics
Denmark 'Slightly More Optimistic' on Greenland-US Talks
Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen reveals constructive Washington discussions with US officials regarding Greenland, expressing increased optimism about finding a diplomatic solution.
Paedophile rapper avoids jail for assaulting schoolgirl
Josef Dorrell, former member of cloud rap group Piff Gang, sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl in Dalston while high on drugs, breaching a previous court order.
Liberal Leadership Plot Overshadows Memorial Service
A secret meeting of right-wing Liberal men to discuss ousting leader Sussan Ley, held hours before a memorial for late colleague Katie Allen, signals a deepening political crisis and imminent challenge.
Green Party Poll Surge Under Polanski Leadership
Analysis reveals the Green Party has gained an average of four points in polls since Zack Polanski became leader, with significant support from young voters and former Labour supporters.
Starmer Strikes China Deal to Target People Smugglers
Prime Minister Keir Starmer signs a landmark border security agreement with China during his Beijing visit, focusing on disrupting small boat supply chains used by Channel crossing gangs.
Starmer's China Visit & Neuralink Trial Updates
Sir Keir Starmer seeks improved UK-China relations during historic visit, while a UK trial of Elon Musk's Neuralink brain chip offers hope to paralysed patients.
East London Man Charged in Driving Test Fraud
A 47-year-old man from Plaistow has been arrested for allegedly taking a theory test for someone else in Hertford, as nationwide driving test cheating attempts soar by 47%.
Inflation Threatens Labor Agenda, Treasurer Under Fire
Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers faces mounting pressure as rising inflation questions government spending, potentially derailing Labor's second-term economic plans amid growing voter discontent.
Starmer's China Visit: A Strategic Balancing Act for UK
Keir Starmer meets Xi Jinping in Beijing, aiming to stabilise UK-China relations with a 'sophisticated' approach amid economic and security challenges.
Albanese Faces Calls to Cancel Israeli President's Visit
Anthony Albanese defends Isaac Herzog's planned Australia visit amid growing calls from MPs and activists to rescind the invitation following the Bondi attack.
NSW Inquiry Recommends Limited Ban on 'Globalise the Intifada'
A New South Wales parliamentary inquiry will recommend banning the phrase 'globalise the intifada' only when used to incite violence, sparking opposition criticism and constitutional concerns.
New CCTV of Triple Murder Suspect Julian Ingram Released
Police have issued fresh CCTV footage showing alleged triple murderer Julian Ingram at a police station, as they remain confident he is alive and receiving local assistance.
Minneapolis Resistance Shows People's Power
Community resistance in Minneapolis forced Trump administration retreat on immigration policy, demonstrating leadership from below when conventional politics failed.
Record Prison Recalls as Offenders Break Probation for Drug Trade
Exclusive: Prison recall numbers in England and Wales have more than doubled since 2018, with union officials claiming offenders deliberately breach probation to profit from lucrative jail drug markets.
Video Shows Alex Pretti Clash with Agents Before Death
Newly emerged footage reveals Alex Pretti in an altercation with ICE agents in Minneapolis 11 days prior to his fatal shooting by immigration enforcement officers.
Badenoch Snubs Tory Centrists in Party Rift
Kemi Badenoch dismisses new centrist Conservative group Prosper UK, highlighting deep divisions within the party as she focuses on countering Reform UK's threat.
China Executes 11 in Myanmar Scam Crackdown
China has executed 11 individuals connected to criminal gangs operating scam centres in Myanmar, as Beijing intensifies its crackdown on the multibillion-dollar illicit industry.
Protests Planned for Israeli President's Australia Visit
Nationwide protests are planned for Israeli President Isaac Herzog's upcoming visit to Australia, sparking debate over social cohesion following the Bondi terror attack.
Starmer and Xi Aim for 'Sophisticated' UK-China Relationship
Prime Minister Keir Starmer meets Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing, aiming to build a more stable and sophisticated bilateral relationship amid global tensions.
Children Groomed in Online Sadistic Groups for Status
Exclusive report reveals how 'The Com' exploits children online, trading self-harm and abuse for social status, with calls for stronger regulatory action to combat this global threat.
Pornhub UK Exit Highlights Internet Censorship Fears
Pornhub withdraws from the UK due to Online Safety Act age rules, raising alarms about broader internet censorship affecting forums and businesses.
Videos Show ICE Altercation Before Pretti Shooting
Newly released footage reveals a violent confrontation between ICU nurse Alex Pretti and federal immigration officers in Minneapolis, occurring just 11 days before his fatal shooting by agents.
Iranian Surgeon Faces Death Penalty for Treating Protesters
Alireza Golchini, an Iranian surgeon who studied in London, has been arrested and charged with 'waging war against God' for treating injured protesters, with human rights groups warning of a 'campaign of revenge' against healthcare workers.
One Nation Surges in Essential Poll as Major Parties Falter
New Guardian Essential poll reveals One Nation's support rising dramatically, disrupting Australia's political landscape as major parties see approval ratings drop.
Iran's Internal Crisis Deepens Over Protest Deaths
Iran faces internal turmoil as calls grow for an independent inquiry into the violent suppression of protests, with estimates suggesting over 30,000 deaths and deep societal fissures emerging.
Trump's Changing Iran Demands: A Month of Threats
Donald Trump's warnings to Iran over nuclear talks and airstrikes cap a turbulent month of policy shifts, from protests to military posturing in US-Iran relations.
Lake Cargelligo Murder Suspect Believed Alive With Help
NSW police believe triple murder suspect Julian Ingram is still alive and receiving assistance from locals in the Lake Cargelligo area after last week's fatal shootings.
Starmer Seeks 'More Sophisticated' UK-China Ties
Prime Minister Keir Starmer tells Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing that the UK wants a 'more sophisticated' relationship, stressing economic benefits after years of acrimony.
Rising Islamophobia in UK: British Muslims Speak Out
A Guardian podcast reveals how British Muslims feel increasingly targeted as Islamophobic hate crimes double and political rhetoric escalates. Community members share personal stories of violence and exclusion.
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