What happens in politics on Christmas Day? Podcast answers
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Melbourne 'Happy Chanukah' car firebombed in suspected hate crime
A vehicle displaying a 'Happy Chanukah' billboard was set alight in St Kilda East, Melbourne, in a suspected antisemitic attack on Christmas morning. Police are searching for a suspect.
Zelenskyy proposes demilitarised zone in eastern Ukraine
Ukrainian President offers troop withdrawal from Donbas for a monitored demilitarised zone. New poll suggests Russians expect war to end by 2026. Read the latest from day 1,401.
Trump-backed Asfura wins Honduras election after delayed count
Nasry 'Tito' Asfura, backed by Donald Trump, declared president of Honduras after a month-long count marred by fraud claims. The result is contested.
Million+ New Epstein Documents Uncovered
US Justice Department uncovers over a million new Jeffrey Epstein-related files, pushing back a key Congressional deadline. Read the latest on the ongoing investigation.
Palestine Action hunger strikers determined to continue
Four Palestine Action detainees continue hunger strikes in UK prisons, with one hospitalised three times. Families report severe health declines as demands for policy change go unmet.
Zelensky's Christmas Address Calls for Putin to Perish
In a sombre Christmas address, President Zelensky shared Ukraine's wish for peace and for Putin to 'perish'. The plea comes amid new attacks and reports of civilian abductions by Russian forces.
Pope Leo: No Room for God Without Room for Humanity
In his inaugural Christmas Eve sermon, Pope Leo delivers a powerful message linking care for migrants and the poor to divine acceptance. Read his urgent call for compassion.
NSW Police Restrict Sydney Public Gatherings for 14 Days
NSW Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon has imposed a 14-day restriction on public assemblies in Sydney using new powers. Premier Chris Minns defends the laws, criticised as draconian by civil liberties groups.
Santa Pulled Over for Speeding with Concealed Weapon
Police in Ohio were left stunned after pulling over a speeding Santa Claus who was legally carrying a concealed firearm. The festive incident, which ended with a warning, comes amid a bizarre ICE AI video.
Kate and Charlotte's surprise piano duet for carol service
The Princess of Wales and Princess Charlotte performed a special piano duet for Kate's annual Together at Christmas service, filmed at Windsor Castle. Watch the heartwarming moment.
Kate and Charlotte's Christmas piano duet revealed
The Princess of Wales and her daughter performed a special piano piece for the pre-recorded 'Together at Christmas' service, highlighting the power of connection. Watch the heartwarming moment.
FBI finds over 1 million new potential Epstein documents
US authorities have identified a massive new trove of over a million documents potentially linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Lawyers are working to review them for release. Read the latest.
Ukraine-US 20-point peace plan agreed amid Moscow attacks
Ukraine and the US have finalised an updated 20-point peace proposal featuring security guarantees and EU membership. The announcement follows deadly bombings in Moscow.
Israel Condemned for 19 New West Bank Settlements
Britain, Canada, Germany and 11 other nations slam Israel's approval of 19 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, calling it a violation of international law that risks regional stability.
Christmas goodwill challenged by systemic inequality
Brad Chilcott argues that peace this Christmas requires building a more equal Australia, not divisive politics. He highlights how systemic disadvantage fuels discontent.
Sydney's Bondi campaign fights terror with acts of kindness
Following the Sydney terror attack, the 'One Mitzvah for Bondi' campaign urges Australians to perform good deeds to honour victims and foster unity. Discover how communities are responding.
Could Trump use 1807 law for ICE crackdowns?
A Supreme Court footnote has sparked debate over whether Donald Trump could invoke the 1807 Insurrection Act to deploy troops in US cities like Chicago, aiding ICE raids. Read the legal analysis.
Beatty Sues Trump Over Kennedy Centre Name Change
Democratic lawmaker Joyce Beatty files lawsuit to reverse the renaming of the John F. Kennedy Center to the 'Trump-Kennedy Center'. Read the latest on the legal challenge.
Farage criticised for £400k gold pension promotion job
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faces criticism over his £400,000-a-year role promoting physical gold for pensions. Experts warn the investment is 'niche' and not for most people.
Hundreds of Thousands of Epstein Files Still Await Release
The US Justice Department has hundreds of thousands of Jeffrey Epstein records still to review. Victims and politicians demand transparency as new files mention Donald Trump. Read the latest.
Kidnapped Nigerian pupils freed in time for Christmas
More than 100 Nigerian schoolchildren and teachers abducted in November have been released, with emotional family reunions just before Christmas. Read the full story.
Judge blocks Trump admin's $230m security grant cuts
A federal judge has halted the Trump administration's move to slash over $230m in homeland security grants from states resisting immigration crackdowns. Read the full ruling details.
Murder charge after fatal stabbing in Maida Vale flat
A 45-year-old man has been charged with murder following a fatal stabbing in a Maida Vale flat. The victim, 40, died in hospital. Police appeal for information.
12 Key Numbers from Trump's Second Term
From work hours to lawsuits, we analyse the key figures from Donald Trump's second term in office. Discover the facts behind the headlines.
Iranian women flout hijab laws as regime fears unrest
Young women in Tehran are openly defying Iran's strict hijab laws, posting unveiled videos online. Despite harsh new penalties, many believe the weakened regime fears mass arrests could spark fresh protests.
Second fatal Moscow bombing in three days
A car blast in Moscow kills two police officers, marking the second fatal attack in three days. The incident is deeply embarrassing for the Kremlin and comes amid crucial Ukraine peace talks.
US Sanctions UK Anti-Disinformation Figures
The Trump administration imposes visa bans on two British campaigners, drawing accusations of undermining free speech from a senior Labour MP and European allies. Read the full story.
Canal embankment collapse swallows narrowboat in Whitchurch
Shocking footage captures a narrowboat falling into a huge sinkhole after a canal embankment collapsed in Shropshire. Three boats affected, 12 evacuated. No injuries reported.
Israel Strikes Lebanon Ahead of Hezbollah Disarmament Deadline
Israeli airstrikes targeted Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon, violating a year-long ceasefire. Tensions rise as a deadline for Lebanese state disarmament of the group approaches. Read the latest.
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