Category : Westminster


Venezuela's Fate After Maduro's Capture

Following the US military action and arrest of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela stands at a pivotal moment. Historian Jesús Piñero examines if this leads to democracy or renewed authoritarianism. Discover the nation's critical juncture.

Syria ceasefire in Aleppo after intense clashes

A fragile ceasefire is holding in Aleppo after three days of fighting between Syrian forces and Kurdish militants displaced over 140,000. The US has welcomed the pause, but its longevity is uncertain.

Kinahan Gang Boss Under Pressure in Dubai

As the 10-year anniversary of Dublin's Regency Hotel shooting approaches, international pressure mounts on Daniel Kinahan, the alleged cartel leader hiding in Dubai. Explore the feud, the global empire, and the closing net.

Ley's Ongoing Criticism of Bondi Attack Response

Opposition Leader Sussan Ley persists in attacking the Labor government over the Bondi terror attack response, even after securing a royal commission. Will calls for unity prevail?

Officers Investigated Over Stabbing Probe Failures

Two Cambridgeshire constables face a gross misconduct probe for alleged failures in investigating a September attack, potentially linked to the Huntingdon train stabbings. Read the latest.

Peers warn Treasury over private credit risks

A House of Lords committee has accused the Treasury of being too passive about systemic risks from the booming private credit sector. Read the full report and the urgent calls for action.

13 Killed in Gaza Strikes, Including 5 Children

Israeli attacks in Gaza kill at least 13, including five children, violating the fragile ceasefire. The death toll since October reaches 425. Read the latest on the escalating tensions.

Honest finder returns £1,000 cash bag in Huyton

A heartwarming tale of honesty from a Liverpool police station in the 1990s, where a lost cash bag containing over £1,000 was returned to its frantic owner. A reminder that integrity still exists.

Trustee Shortage Amplifies UK Charity Sector Crisis

A decline in volunteer trustees is compounding severe challenges for UK charities, including distorted funding priorities and a breaking point for advice services. Experts call for urgent government action.

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