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Category : Politics
Jack Smith Testifies on Trump Election Probe
Former special counsel Jack Smith testifies before Congress, defending his investigation into Donald Trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.
Eight Westminster Councillors Step Down Including Mayor Hopeful
Five Labour, two Conservative and one Reform UK councillor are leaving Westminster City Council in May, including mayoral candidate Laila Cunningham who plans a London listening tour.
Barron Trump Told 'Stop Being Rude' by London 999 Operator
A London 999 operator told Barron Trump to 'stop being rude' during a call about an alleged assault. The City of London Police released the transcript from the incident.
US Seeks Regime Change in Cuba After Maduro Capture
The United States is reportedly pursuing leadership change in Cuba by end of 2026, engaging with exiles and officials following Maduro's capture in Venezuela.
Starmer Takes Firm Line Against Trump's Pressure Tactics
Keir Starmer's recent assertive approach towards Donald Trump marks a potential turning point in UK-US relations, with coordinated European resistance challenging presidential bluster.
Zelenskyy Slams Europe's 'Greenland Mode' at Davos
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accuses EU leaders of waiting for Trump's direction rather than building European defence capabilities at Davos speech.
Two Arrested in Minnesota Church ICE Protest
Two individuals have been arrested in connection with a disruptive anti-ICE protest at a Minnesota church, with charges pending as authorities condemn the incident.
Barron Trump 'Very Close' to Alleged Victim, Court Hears
Donald Trump's son Barron told police he was 'very close' with a woman he saw being assaulted on a video call, Snaresbrook crown court hears in a trial involving assault and rape charges.
Trump's Greenland Obsession Fades, Leaders Scramble
Donald Trump's brief focus on Greenland causes international confusion, exposing political leaders' inability to predict his actions and highlighting the uncertainty in global diplomacy.
Zelensky Confirms US-Russia-Ukraine Talks in UAE
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirms tri-lateral talks with US and Russia in Abu Dhabi, aiming to break the deadlock in the ongoing war as it nears its fourth year.
Trump's Greenland Tariff Climbdown: Podcast Analysis
John Harris, Pippa Crerar, and Kiran Stacey dissect Donald Trump's reversal on Greenland tariffs, plus Labour MP Andrew Gwynne's resignation and its implications for Andy Burnham.
Prison Food Costs Taxpayers £165m Per Year
Prison catering costs taxpayers £165m annually as the Ministry of Justice signs an £826.7m supply deal. Inmates complain about food quality while government faces spending efficiency questions.
ICE Agents Enter Homes Without Warrants
US immigration agents reportedly operate under a memo permitting home entries without signed judicial warrants, raising Fourth Amendment concerns and sparking legal scrutiny.
Rojava's Feminist Revolution Faces Grave Danger
The autonomous region of Rojava in Syria, a decade-long bastion of gender equality and decentralised governance, faces existential threat from advancing government forces, with profound implications for global feminism and democracy.
Burnham's Parliamentary Bid Faces Labour Obstacles
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham faces significant challenges in returning to Westminster, including NEC resistance and personal animosity from senior Labour figures.
Audrey Denney's Double Election Battle in California
Democrat Audrey Denney campaigns in California's 1st District, facing two elections after redistricting and the incumbent's death, challenging Republican dominance.
Labour MP's Retirement Could Pave Way for Andy Burnham
Suspended Labour MP Andrew Gwynne is set to retire from his Greater Manchester constituency on medical grounds, triggering a by-election that may allow Manchester mayor Andy Burnham to run for parliament.
UK Social Media Ban for Teens Accelerates After Lords Vote
The House of Lords has backed an amendment to ban under-16s from social media, potentially speeding up UK legislation. The bill now returns to the Commons for final approval.
Renee Good Autopsy: Shot Three Times by ICE
A private autopsy finds unarmed US citizen Renee Good was shot three times by an immigration officer in Minneapolis, escalating tensions and political disputes.
Liz Hurley Accuses Daily Mail of Bugging Her Home
Actress Liz Hurley gave emotional testimony at the High Court, accusing the Daily Mail publisher of bugging her windowsill and tapping her landline in a privacy case.
Trump's Board of Peace: Who's In and Who's Out
Donald Trump's Board of Peace initiative has expanded from Gaza ceasefire oversight to a global peacekeeping body with lifetime chairmanship for Trump, facing mixed international responses.
Trump Launches 'Board of Peace', Promises Ukraine War End
Former US President Donald Trump unveiled a new 'Board of Peace' initiative at Davos, claiming he will resolve the Ukraine-Russia conflict 'pretty soon' while outlining Gaza reconstruction plans.
Trump-Zelenskyy Davos Meeting Ends
The bilateral meeting between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the World Economic Forum in Davos has concluded, with details expected soon.
Trump's Greenland Deal: Fragile NATO Truce in Arctic
Analysis of the fragile NATO agreement on Arctic presence, Trump's demands for Greenland ownership, and unresolved issues over critical minerals and the Golden Dome defence shield.
Stacey Abrams Forms Anti-Authoritarianism Coalition
Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams announces her 10 Steps initiative has grown into a coalition with dozens of new partners representing millions of voters.
Venezuelan Immigrants Face Deportation Threat
Venezuelan immigrants who revitalised midwestern US communities now face deportation as Trump administration ends protected status following Maduro's capture.
Jordan Used Israeli Spyware on Gaza Activists
A Citizen Lab investigation found Jordanian security used Cellebrite tools to extract data from activists' phones, likely violating human rights treaties.
Trump's Bruised Hand at Davos Sparks Health Debate
Donald Trump appears at Davos with fresh hand bruising, reigniting health concerns as his doctor confirms high aspirin dosage and White House cites handshaking.
29 Councils Delay Elections Until 2027 in Government Overhaul
Twenty-nine local authorities across England will postpone their 2026 elections to 2027 as part of Labour's plan to streamline local government by creating unitary authorities.
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