11 arrested in Newcastle climate protest blockade
NSW police charge 11 protesters after climate flotilla, including Greens leader, blocks world's largest coal port. Read about the arrests and environmental action.
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Bromley's £39m leisure centre overhaul revealed
Exclusive first look inside Orpington's £17m refurbished Walnuts Leisure Centre as Bromley Council approves £22m West Wickham rebuild. Discover the new facilities coming to South London.
Corbyn on Sultana: 'Colleagues, not friends'
Jeremy Corbyn declines to call co-founder Zarah Sultana a friend as Your Party holds its first conference in Liverpool amid funding and leadership disputes.
Russian attack on Kyiv kills one, wounds seven
A Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv early Saturday killed one person and wounded seven. Read the latest on the assault and the resignation of Zelenskyy's chief of staff.
Trump Halts Asylum After National Guard Shooting
The Trump administration pauses all asylum decisions following the fatal shooting of National Guard members in Washington DC. Read the latest developments.
Trump's autopen threat against Biden's executive orders
Donald Trump vows to reverse Biden's autopen-signed executive orders. Explore the history of presidential autopen use and whether Trump can legally deliver on his threat.
Trump challenges Biden's executive order signatures
Donald Trump escalates his attacks on Joe Biden, making unsubstantiated claims about the use of autopens for executive orders. Discover the facts behind the political row.
The hidden agony of a Dignitas goodbye
Catie Fenner reveals the emotional toll of secrecy surrounding her mother's assisted death in Switzerland, as she campaigns for UK law change. Read her powerful story.
Trump to cancel Biden's autopen executive orders
Donald Trump pledges to terminate executive orders he claims Joe Biden signed using an autopen. Explore the political implications and denials from the Biden camp.
Trump to pardon ex-Honduras leader on drug charges
Donald Trump announces a full pardon for Juan Orlando Hernández, the former Honduran president serving a 45-year US sentence for drug trafficking. Explore the case details and political implications.
Video shows Israeli forces kill surrendering Palestinians
Chilling video from Jenin shows Israeli soldiers killing two Palestinians after apparent surrender. As the IDF promises an investigation, precedents for accountability remain bleak.
Melbourne Police Get 6-Month Random Search Powers
Victoria police can now stop and search anyone in inner Melbourne without warrant until May 2026, raising concerns about racial profiling and civil liberties.
19 Nationalities Face US Green Card Review Under Trump
Migrants from 19 'countries of concern' could have US green cards revoked under a new Trump administration review. Discover the full list and implications.
UK granddad avoids jail in Florida pool attack case
Mark Gibbon from Beaconsfield avoided prison after attempting to drown his daughter-in-law in a Florida holiday pool. Discover the shocking family dynamics behind this case.
Cash ISA limit cut to £12,000 from 2027
HMRC reveals new rules to stop savers bypassing the reduced £12,000 Cash ISA limit from April 2027. Includes plans for a simpler first-time buyer ISA.
Corbyn's party asks 50,000 members to pick name
Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's leftwing party reveals four potential names. Members will vote ahead of the Liverpool conference. Discover the future of this new political force.
National Guard Join DC Police Patrols After Shooting
Washington DC initiates joint National Guard and police patrols following the shooting of two guardsmen. Explore the security shift and its implications for the capital.
Life sentence for Dartford murder in 'unimaginable depravity'
Ernestas Juska, 21, receives life sentence for murdering family friend Nina Denisova, 39, in Dartford. Judge cites 'extreme impact' of violent pornography.
Trump challenges Biden's executive order legitimacy
Donald Trump pledges to cancel most of Biden's executive orders, claiming autopen use invalidates them. Read the latest political controversy unfolding.
Man jailed for possessing extreme right-wing terror guides
Declan George-Candiani, 26, sentenced to 23 months after police found 'horrific' extreme right-wing terror material on his devices at Stansted Airport. Read the full details.
Former Ukip MEP denies Russian payment allegations
David Coburn, former Ukip Scotland leader, denies taking money to promote Russian interests after Nathan Gill's bribery conviction. Read the full investigation details.
London actor jailed for right-wing terror material
South West London actor Declan George Candiani sentenced to nearly two years imprisonment for possessing extreme right-wing material after claiming pact with 'red-horned devil'. Read the full details.
Woman jailed for harassing MP Ellie Reeves
Tracey Smith sentenced to 26 weeks for harassing MP Ellie Reeves with threatening emails and voicemails. Read the full story of this attack on democracy.
Actor Elaine Miles detained by ICE over tribal ID
Northern Exposure star Elaine Miles details her detention by ICE officers in Seattle who claimed her tribal identification 'looked fake'. Read her shocking account.
Video shows Israeli forces killing surrendering Palestinians
Disturbing footage reveals Israeli soldiers shooting two Palestinian men at close range after apparent surrender in Jenin. Investigation promised but precedents show little accountability.
State Pension Tax Exemption Creates Two-Tier System
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirms state pension-only recipients won't pay tax this parliament, but experts warn of fairness issues for other retirees. Learn the implications.
Reeves: Wealthy Must Fund Public Services Overhaul
Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends £26bn tax increases targeting Britain's wealthy to rebuild 'creaky' public services, rejecting calls for spending cuts despite OBR forecasts.
British national arrested in Lebanon for suspected spying
A British national was detained in Lebanon for allegedly spying for Israel after photographing defence ministry. Released after 12 days with UK Foreign Office support.
Zelenskyy's top aide resigns in corruption scandal
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces major blow as chief of staff Andrii Yermak resigns following anti-corruption raid. Read the latest developments.
Putin's Ukraine demands challenge Trump peace efforts
As Trump's Thanksgiving peace deadline passes, Putin insists on Ukrainian surrender. Europe must arm Kyiv to prevent a forced settlement that rewards Russian aggression and threatens global security.
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