Fifa Suffers Legal Setback Weeks Before World Cup
Fifa faces a legal blow as French players' union UNFP wins a landmark European court case over player health, safety, and collective bargaining rights.
Category : Political Parties
Farage Rises, Starmer Falls: Deeper Story of UK Local Elections
Nigel Farage celebrates Reform gains while Keir Starmer vows to continue. But the real story is the rise of a volatile five-party system in British politics, with Greens and Lib Dems also surging.
Mum Vows to Flee UK After Reform UK Election Wins
Beth Ware, 28, plans to move to Bali by year-end, citing rising racism and Reform UK's policies as reasons for leaving the UK.
Emmerdale: Dr Todd Blackmails Jacob After Funeral
In Emmerdale, Dr Caitlin Todd's feud with Jacob Gallagher escalates as she attends her father's funeral, then blackmails him with a secret that could destroy his life.
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2026 Local Elections: Reform Surges, Labour Faces Losses
The 2026 local elections are underway, with Reform UK gaining ground across England, while Labour may lose control of Wales for the first time since devolution.
Farage: Reform UK on Course for General Election Win
Nigel Farage says Reform UK is on track for a general election victory after gaining over 210 council seats from Labour in early local election results, calling it a historic change in British politics.
MAGA Influencer Banned from UK for Tommy Robinson Rally
Joey Mannarino, a right-wing influencer, has been blocked from entering the UK by the Home Office before a Tommy Robinson rally, citing public good concerns.
Tottenham man jailed 10 years for stabbing stranger in robbery
Amar Bostan, 27, from Tottenham, was sentenced to 10 years for a violent and unprovoked robbery in Ashford, where he stabbed a stranger multiple times.
STV Scotland Election Strike Over Pay Freeze
About 120 STV journalists and broadcast staff plan to strike on Friday, disrupting election coverage, over a company-wide pay freeze amid falling revenues and investment in a new radio station.
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US Book Bans: Non-Fiction Titles Double in Schools
A new PEN America report reveals banned non-fiction books doubled in US schools during 2024-2025, targeting activism, LGBTQ+, and race topics.
Entain Urges Regulator to Ban Unlicensed Gambling Sponsorships
Entain calls on the Independent Football Regulator to clarify rules, aiming to stop Premier League clubs from accepting sponsorship from unlicensed gambling operators, citing criminal conduct and societal harm.
Towie Star Jake Hall Found Dead in Mallorca
Jake Hall, 35, star of The Only Way Is Essex, was found dead in Mallorca with head wounds. Police suspect he may have smashed his head through a glass door.
Lord Harries, Progressive Bishop and Broadcaster, Dies at 89
Richard Harries, Lord Harries of Pentregarth, progressive bishop of Oxford and longtime BBC Radio 4 Thought for the Day contributor, has died aged 89.
JD Sports Warns of Profit Drop Amid Muted Market
JD Sports expects profits to fall to £750m-£850m in the coming year, citing a muted market, Middle East tensions, and rising youth unemployment affecting sales.
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West Bengal Tensions: BJP Aide Killed, Hundreds Arrested
Political turmoil in West Bengal after a BJP aide is shot dead and hundreds arrested following disputed elections, with opposition refusing to concede defeat.
First Past the Post Damages Democracy
Polly Toynbee argues that the UK's first-past-the-post voting system erodes trust in democracy, producing disproportionate results and urging Labour to adopt proportional representation.
Roberts Defends Supreme Court Impartiality Amid Controversy
Chief Justice John Roberts insists Supreme Court justices are not political actors, defending impartiality after rulings on abortion, presidential immunity, and voting rights.
Trump Allies Push Redistricting for GOP Map
Republican strategists backed by Donald Trump are advancing redistricting plans to secure House majorities, sparking legal challenges and debate over fair representation.
Badenoch Rules Out Tory/Reform Pacts, Calls Them 'Not Serious'
Kemi Badenoch has ruled out any council pacts between the Conservatives and Reform UK, stating that Reform councillors are not 'serious' and that the Tories won't help them.
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WHO: Hantavirus Outbreak Not Start of Covid, Risk Low
WHO insists hantavirus cruise outbreak is not the start of a new pandemic, with low public risk. Eight cases, three deaths, but spread contained to ship.
Pupils Hide Under Desks After Threat at Gorton School
Cedar Mount Academy in Gorton was locked down after a reported threat. Pupils hid under desks as police swarmed the school. No ongoing risk identified, officers remain for reassurance.
London Drug Dealers Toss Crack Out Window During Raid
Two North London men flooded Crawley with crack cocaine. Police raided a home, finding drugs thrown from a window, £6,000 cash, and hidden wraps.
Canberra's Pre-Budget Galas: Who's on the Guest List?
A satirical look at the exclusive guest lists for Canberra's pre-budget galas, highlighting the intersection of politics, money, and influence.
US Fires on Iranian Tanker; Trump Issues Bombing Ultimatum
The US military fired on an Iranian-flagged oil tanker, disabling its rudder, after Trump warned Tehran to accept a deal or face intensified bombing.
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Noyce Makes Saudi Film Amid Rights Concerns
Australian filmmaker Phillip Noyce is directing 'The Watchful Eyes' for Saudi Arabia, celebrating drug enforcement officers as heroes, while critics accuse the regime of using entertainment to whitewash human rights abuses and mass executions.
Magyar Wins Hungary, But Far Right Persists Across Europe
Péter Magyar's victory in Hungary ends Orbán's 16-year rule, but Europe's far right remains strong, with parties in government and polls, aided by Trump's normalization.
Peter Magyar's Progressive Vision for Hungary
Peter Magyar outlines a progressive agenda for Hungary, focusing on climate action and LGBTQ rights, aiming to challenge the current government's policies.
Cut Speed Limits to Ease Iran War Impact on Consumers
The IPPR urges Britain to lower speed limits to 20mph in towns and 60mph on motorways to reduce fuel demand and combat rising oil prices from the Iran conflict.
Mandarin-Only Education in Tibet Erodes Language, HRW
Human Rights Watch reports that China's Mandarin-only policy in Tibetan preschools is eroding the Tibetan language and culture, causing children to identify as Chinese.
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Activists Slam Shell Over Iran War Windfall Profits
Climate campaigners criticize Shell for profiting from rising oil prices due to the Iran conflict, calling for a windfall tax.
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