Judge blocks Trump's Portland National Guard move
A US judge has formally barred Donald Trump from sending the National Guard to Portland, Oregon, finding no credible evidence protests were out of control. Discover the full story.
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US grants Hungary Russian oil sanctions waiver
The United States grants Hungary a one-year exemption from sanctions on Russian oil and gas following Viktor Orbán's meeting with Donald Trump. Discover the implications for European energy security.
Labor Party Powerbroker Graham Richardson Dies at 76
Former Hawke government minister and Labor party powerbroker Graham 'Richo' Richardson has died at 76 after long health battle. Discover his controversial political legacy.
Former Labor Minister Graham Richardson Dies at 76
Graham Richardson, the hard-nosed former Labor minister known for his 'whatever it takes' mantra, has died aged 76. Explore his controversial legacy.
ICE Faces Backlash Over Arrest Video With Child
US immigration authorities face fierce criticism after viral video shows man falling unconscious while clutching his child during an arrest operation in Massachusetts.
Ex-soldier contests extradition over Kenya murder
Robert James Purkiss, a former British soldier, denies murdering Agnes Wanjiru in Kenya in 2012 as extradition proceedings begin at Westminster Magistrates' Court.
US to boycott G20 summit in South Africa
President Trump announces US boycott of G20 summit in South Africa, citing alleged persecution of white Afrikaner farmers. Full details on the diplomatic rift.
Trump Accuses Foreign Meat Packers of Price Fixing
Donald Trump alleges foreign-owned meatpacking firms are illicitly driving up US beef prices. He has asked the DOJ to investigate, but provided no proof. Read the full story.
Orbán deploys flattery during Trump White House meeting
Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán employed strategic praise during his White House visit with Donald Trump, seeking crucial exemptions from Russian oil sanctions. Read the full analysis.
Lavrov's Absence Fuels Kremlin Fallout Speculation
Sergei Lavrov's absence from a key Security Council meeting and the G20 delegation has experts questioning his standing with Putin. Analysis suggests a diplomatic misstep may be to blame.
Lavrov's Absence Fuels Kremlin Fall from Favour Rumours
Sergei Lavrov's absence from a key nuclear meeting and the G20 delegation sparks speculation the veteran diplomat has been sidelined by Putin. Discover the implications.
Police sergeant sacked over 'beaten up' detainee comments
A Metropolitan Police sergeant has been dismissed after being filmed stating a detainee 'deserves to be beaten up'. He is the sixth officer sacked following a BBC Panorama investigation.
Four Labour 'Rebel' MPs Have Whip Restored
Four Labour MPs suspended for rebelling against government policy have had the party whip restored. Read the full story on the internal party dynamics and what comes next.
Trump pardons baseball legend Darryl Strawberry
Former US President Donald Trump has granted a full pardon to New York Mets icon Darryl Strawberry for past tax and drug convictions. Discover the story behind this act of clemency.
Where is Sergei Lavrov? Questions over Kremlin absence
Sergei Lavrov's absence from a key Kremlin nuclear meeting and the G20 delegation has sparked speculation Russia's veteran foreign minister has fallen out of favour with Vladimir Putin.
UK seizes £12.4m dinosaur skeletons in laundering case
The National Crime Agency recovers £20m from a Chinese businessman, including three rare dinosaur skeletons, linked to a $2bn Singapore money-laundering probe. Read the full details.
Turkey issues genocide warrant for Netanyahu
Turkey has issued arrest warrants for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and senior officials, accusing them of genocide in Gaza. Discover the full details of this major diplomatic move.
David Carrick blames Me Too in new sex offence trial
Convicted sex offender and former Met Police officer David Carrick claims a woman fabricated allegations against him because of the Me Too movement. Read the latest from the Old Bailey trial.
Wandsworth Prison: Timeline of Security Failures
HMP Wandsworth faces scrutiny after mistaken prisoner release, following a high-profile escape and reports of chronic staff shortages. Discover the full timeline of blunders.
Trump weighs Hungary oil sanctions exemption for Orbán
Donald Trump suggests exempting Hungary from Russian oil sanctions during White House meeting with Viktor Orbán. Read the full details of their bilateral talks.
Outrage as Oklahoma teen rapist avoids prison
Fury erupts in Oklahoma as Jesse Butler, convicted of multiple rapes, receives community service instead of a 78-year prison sentence. Victims speak out.
Police stop undercover officers in mistaken identity mix-up
A viral video shows the moment Met Police officers tried to break up a fight, only to discover the 'suspects' were undercover colleagues. Watch the dramatic and awkward encounter unfold.
Sex offender rearrested after London tip-off
Eyewitness Nadjib describes the moment police arrested convicted sex offender Brahim Kaddour-Cherif in Finsbury Park. Read the exclusive details of the community-led operation.
UK's 'frightening increase' in national division revealed
New research shows 86% of Britons feel tension between immigrants and British-born citizens as racist political rhetoric becomes normalised. Discover the alarming findings.
Labour Minister: Greens' Promises Are 'Undeliverable'
Exclusive: Darren Jones claims the Green party offers 'simple solutions to complex problems' as Labour struggles in polls. Can they convince young voters they're the 'modern party of the future'?
Why multicultural London scares the political right
London residents defend the capital's vibrant multiculturalism against right-wing criticism, sharing personal experiences of safety, community spirit and cultural richness that define modern urban living.
Iran accused of Israel ambassador assassination plot
US and Israel allege Iran plotted to kill Israel's ambassador to Mexico. The alleged plan was foiled by Mexican authorities, escalating global tensions.
Rockstar accused of union busting after firing staff
GTA developer Rockstar Games faces union allegations after firing over 30 UK employees for Discord channel membership. Workers protest outside Edinburgh office ahead of GTA VI launch.
EU to create new centre to fight Russian disinformation
The EU is establishing a Centre for Democratic Resilience to combat foreign disinformation from Russia and China. Learn how this 'democracy shield' aims to protect elections.
White House Fights Food Stamp Court Order
The Trump administration appeals a federal order to distribute full November food stamp benefits amid the government shutdown, creating uncertainty for millions.
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