Dulwich Hamlet FC's 4000-seat stadium revamp approved
Southwark Council green-lights a major refurbishment of Dulwich Hamlet FC's Champion Hill stadium, creating a modern 4000-seat ground with community facilities and new housing.
Category : Politics
US seizes Russian tanker linked to Venezuela
The US has taken custody of the sanctioned oil tanker Marinera in the North Atlantic. The vessel, linked to Venezuela and Hezbollah, was intercepted near Russian naval ships. Read the latest developments.
Judge demands explanation from Trump lawyer over 'misconduct'
A federal judge has given Lindsey Halligan seven days to explain why she continues to act as US attorney after her appointment was ruled unlawful. The Trump-appointed lawyer led failed cases against James Comey and Letitia James.
MPs to vote on UK troop deployment to Ukraine, Starmer says
Prime Minister Keir Starmer commits to a Commons vote before any UK troops are sent to Ukraine under a new UK-France security pact, following a potential ceasefire.
Inside the Notorious Brooklyn Jail Holding Maduro and Diddy
Nicolás Maduro and Sean 'Diddy' Combs join a list of infamous inmates at the Metropolitan Detention Center, a Brooklyn jail accused of inhumane conditions, violence, and drug infestations. Read the full investigation.
Martin Lewis' 3 Council Tax Checks for Refunds & Discounts
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis reveals three crucial checks to see if you're overpaying council tax. You could be owed £100s in discounts or a backdated refund of thousands.
Farage denies racist school bullying allegations
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage refuses to apologise for alleged racist and antisemitic bullying at Dulwich College, calling the claims 'complete fantasy'. Read the full story and reaction.
How the Caribbean enabled the US ousting of Maduro
Analysis reveals how Trinidad and Tobago's military cooperation with the US set the stage for the raid on Venezuela. Explore the regional fallout and political fears now gripping the Caribbean.
MPs to vote on UK peacekeeping troops for Ukraine, Starmer says
Keir Starmer commits to a parliamentary debate and vote before any British troops are sent on peacekeeping duties in Ukraine, following a summit in Paris.
US Suspends Funds for Needy Families in Five States
The Trump administration suspends grants for child care and family assistance in California, Colorado, Illinois, Minnesota, and New York, citing fraud allegations. Governors vow legal action.
Trump's 'Mafia State' Doctrine Exposed in Foreign Policy
Analysis reveals how Trump's Venezuela incursion and Greenland interest follow a 'mafia state' logic of extraction and extortion, undermining international law. Read the full investigation.
UK's 'One In, One Out' Asylum Flight Cancelled
The first charter flight of 2026 to return asylum seekers to France under the UK's 'one in, one out' scheme has been cancelled. Detainees at Harmondsworth IRC were informed of the last-minute decision.
Russia urges respect for Venezuela sovereignty after US action
Moscow calls for 'respect for international law' following US military action in Venezuela that left 80 dead. Read the Kremlin's full statement and analysis of Russia's strategic interests.
Europe Considers Response to US Greenland Threat
France, Germany, and Poland discuss a united response as Trump aides suggest seizing Greenland by force, threatening NATO's future. Read the latest diplomatic crisis.
Farage: Trump invading Greenland would end NATO
Nigel Farage says a US military takeover of Greenland would destroy the alliance, as the White House insists force is 'always an option'. Read the latest on the Arctic crisis.
Man jailed for 14 years for online suicide chemical sales
Miles Cross, 33, from Wrexham, admitted assisting suicides by selling a chemical online. Two people died. Police warn against dangerous forums. If you need help, call Samaritans on 116 123.
Drag Race winner plans lawsuit against RuPaul and Visage
Former Drag Race champion Tyra Sanchez, real name James Ross, announces legal action against RuPaul, Michelle Visage, and World of Wonder for alleged defamation and emotional distress. Read the full story.
Business leaders doubt Starmer's China trip without embassy approval
Sky News learns PM Keir Starmer is courting bosses for a Beijing visit, but executives warn the trip may not happen unless China's controversial new London embassy is approved first. Read the latest.
US Military 'Option' for Greenland as Trump Demands Venezuela Oil
The White House labels acquiring Greenland a 'national security priority', with military force an option. Trump also demands Venezuela open oil reserves to US companies. Explore the global ramifications.
QAnon Shaman No Longer Backs Trump After Pardon
Jacob Chansley, the infamous 'QAnon Shaman' of the US Capitol riots, reveals he has withdrawn support for Donald Trump over the handling of the Epstein client list. Discover his reasons and the wider political fallout.
Storm Goretti to bring heavy rain and ice to London
The Met Office warns of icy conditions as Storm Goretti brings heavy rain and freezing temperatures to London from Thursday. Stay updated on the weather warnings.
QAnon Shaman Turns on Trump, Runs for Arizona Governor
Jacob 'Jake' Angeli, the infamous 'QAnon Shaman' of the US Capitol riots, announces independent run for Arizona governor and slams the Trump administration. Read his dramatic political shift.
Keir Starmer's plan to fix Brexit with new EU alignment bill
Keir Starmer's new bill to align UK trade with the EU could herald a major post-Brexit reset. We analyse the plan for food, energy, youth mobility and defence cooperation.
Nicki Minaj's MAGA shift sparks backlash and petitions
Nicki Minaj's recent embrace of Trump-aligned figures has ignited a firestorm, with fans petitioning for her deportation. We analyse the career and moral implications of her political conversion.
Cuba's Crisis Deepens After US Intervention in Venezuela
As the US ousts Nicolás Maduro, Cuba faces an existential threat to its crucial Venezuelan alliance. Can Havana survive the loss of oil and security support? Analysis from experts on the island's fragile future.
White House rebrands Jan 6 rioters as 'peaceful protesters'
The White House website now describes the 2021 Capitol rioters as 'peaceful protesters' in a controversial revision of history. Read the full story and analysis of the claims.
US Military Won't Invade Greenland, But Wall Street Might
Analysis reveals why a US military invasion of Greenland is self-defeating, but massive Wall Street investment in its rare earth minerals is a likely future. Explore the strategic and economic stakes.
Reform announces Laila Cunningham for London Mayor
Reform UK has selected Westminster councillor Laila Cunningham as its candidate for the 2028 London mayoral election. She vows a 'war on crime' and challenges Sadiq Khan's record.
UK deaths to outnumber births from 2026, warns think tank
A major think tank predicts 2026 will mark a permanent demographic shift in the UK, with deaths exceeding births. This could mean fewer workers, higher taxes, and a renewed debate on immigration. Read the full analysis.
Jakarta Protests US Military Action in Venezuela
Protesters gathered outside the US Embassy in Jakarta, condemning the US military strike in Venezuela. The Guardian seeks reactions from Venezuelans and neighbouring nations.
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