Trump Expands NYT Defamation Suit Over Poll
Donald Trump announces he's expanding his defamation lawsuit against The New York Times to include an unfavorable opinion poll, calling it 'fake and fraudulent news'.
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Judge Rejects Charges Against Don Lemon Over Protest
A federal magistrate judge has declined to approve charges against former CNN anchor Don Lemon in connection with a Minnesota church protest, reportedly angering attorney general Pam Bondi.
Greenland PM Rejects Trump's Demands, Upholds Sovereignty
Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen asserts clear red lines against Trump's demands, emphasising sovereignty, border integrity, and international law.
Life Under Trump's ICE Surge in Minnesota: Fear and Unity
Residents of Minneapolis and St Paul report fundamental changes to daily life since the deployment of over 3,000 federal immigration officers, with widespread fear, altered routines, and community solidarity emerging in response.
Trump's Second Term: Self-Enrichment and Global Crisis
Donald Trump's second term has seen the presidency devolve into a campaign of self-enrichment, with threats over Greenland tariffs and military force highlighting a transactional approach to governance.
Minnesota Economic Blackout Expands Nationwide Over ICE
US labor unions are expanding Friday's economic blackout from Minnesota nationwide, protesting ICE operations and the death of Renee Nicole Good with solidarity actions across multiple states.
Inquest into Mysterious Death of Belfast Schoolboy Noah Donohoe
An inquest begins into the tragic death of 14-year-old Noah Donohoe, found in a Belfast storm drain in 2020, as his mother seeks answers to unexplained events.
Cable Thief Arrested Emerging from Underground in Birmingham
West Midlands Police release footage showing officers arresting a suspected cable thief in Birmingham city centre after public tip-off about theft attempt.
Wales Warns of Nationalism Over Westminster Treatment
Eluned Morgan accuses Westminster of treating Wales as second-class, demanding devolution of powers like rail and policing to prevent a surge in nationalism.
Trump Backs Down in Greenland Row After Tariff Threats
Donald Trump has de-escalated tensions over Greenland, agreeing a framework for US military presence after earlier threats of tariffs and force against Europe.
Trump Expands Global Gag Rule to Block DEI Funding
The Trump administration dramatically expands the Mexico City policy, blocking $30bn in foreign aid from supporting DEI initiatives and transgender rights overseas.
UAE Ordered to Pay £260k to Trafficking Victim in London
The High Court has ruled the United Arab Emirates must pay over £260,000 to a Filipino woman trafficked and exploited by a diplomat in London, marking a legal precedent for state liability in domestic servitude cases on UK soil.
French Navy Intercepts Russian Tanker in Mediterranean
French naval forces have boarded and diverted a Russian oil tanker suspected of being part of a sanctions-evading 'shadow fleet' in the Mediterranean Sea.
Mum and Grandmother Jailed in Family Cocaine Ring
A young mother from Kent has been sentenced to 12 years for her involvement in a family-run drug operation that supplied nearly a ton of cocaine across the UK.
Local Elections Delayed for 4 Million in Council Shake-Up
Local elections will be postponed for over 4 million people in 29 council areas across England as part of government reforms, sparking criticism from political leaders.
Liz Hurley Claims Phone Bugging in High Court Trial
Actress Liz Hurley gave emotional evidence at the High Court, alleging phone tapping and surveillance by the Daily Mail publisher, while denying suggestions of leaks among friends.
Peru President Faces Impeachment Over Secret Chinese Meetings
Peru's interim president José Jerí denies wrongdoing amid scandal over undisclosed meetings with Chinese businessmen, as opposition lawmakers seek impeachment.
Assisted Dying Bill Under Threat from Lords Filibuster
The Assisted Dying Bill, backed by three-quarters of the public, faces being killed off by a small group of peers in the House of Lords through filibustering tactics, raising questions about the chamber's future.
Syrian Army Takes Over al-Hawl IS Camp Amid Chaos
Security forces accustomed to combat struggle to contain children attempting escapes as Syrian government assumes control of al-Hawl camp, housing thousands with alleged IS links.
Police Oppose Alcohol at New Bexley Chicken Shop
Metropolitan Police and Bexley Council officers object to plans for alcohol sales at Chicken World and JRR Local Store in Belvedere, citing crime and nuisance concerns.
EU Summit in Brussels Addresses 'New Reality' with US
European Union leaders gather for an emergency summit in Brussels to discuss the volatile transatlantic relationship with the US, following Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland and the emergence of his 'board of peace' initiative.
Zelenskyy: Europe Must Lead Its Own Defence
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticised Europe's reliance on US leadership in geopolitical crises during his Davos speech, urging proactive defence measures.
Trump's Greenland 'Deal': US Retreats from Seizure Threats
Donald Trump has abandoned threats to seize Greenland, instead agreeing a framework for increased US military presence there, while also withdrawing tariff threats against eight European nations.
Senate Investigates Ford Over Trump Climate Rollback Claims
US Senate committee expands investigation into Ford Motor Company following President Trump's comments suggesting CEO Jim Farley lobbied for environmental regulation rollbacks.
Rapper Murdered After Address Revealed in Drug Case
A London rapper was shot dead in a revenge killing after his new address was disclosed in media reports following a drug conviction, with killers using Google Earth and social media to track him.
Merz Warns of 'Great Power Politics' Era at Davos
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz tells World Economic Forum leaders that global order is changing at 'breathtaking pace' amid rising great power competition.
Racial Profiling by ICE Increases Under Trump
US citizens and legal residents report increased racial profiling by ICE agents, leading to fear and drastic safety measures amid Trump's immigration enforcement.
Colin Pickthall: Principled Labour MP on Student Fees
Colin Pickthall, former Labour MP for Lancashire West, was known for his loyalty and principles, notably opposing 2003 student fees and reflecting on Iraq war vote.
UK Helps France Seize Russian Oil Tanker in Raid
British intelligence supported a French commando-style raid to capture the oil tanker Grinch, suspected of being part of Russia's shadow fleet, in the Mediterranean.
US Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snow and Ice
A powerful winter storm is forecast to sweep across much of the United States this weekend, bringing heavy snow, ice, and dangerously cold temperatures that could cause travel chaos and power outages.
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