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.
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MAGA Media's Foreign Policy Shift on Trump's Venezuela Move
Analysis of the conservative media's surprising support for President Trump's military action in Venezuela, despite past 'America First' pledges. Explore the voices backing and questioning the intervention.
Storm Goretti tracker: 8 inches of snow forecast
Storm Goretti threatens up to eight inches of snow in parts of the UK from tomorrow, with widespread yellow warnings for ice and snow in place. Check our tracker map for your area.
UK Ice Warnings as Storm Goretti Threatens Heavy Snow
Yellow weather warnings for ice and snow are in force across the UK, with Storm Goretti forecast to bring up to 20cm of snow. Travel disruption expected. Stay informed and plan your journeys.
Woman arrested in London for 'poison chocolate' murders
Zulma Guzman Castro, 54, was detained in West London following an international manhunt. She is accused of killing two schoolgirls in Bogota with poisoned chocolate raspberries.
Labor urges Albanese to cancel Israeli president's visit
Labor Friends of Palestine urges the Albanese government to rescind its invitation to Israeli President Isaac Herzog, citing Gaza bombardment and alleging incitement of genocide.
Dartmoor Prison Radon Scandal Costs Taxpayers £100m+
A 'catastrophic' MoJ lease for a radon-filled Dartmoor prison will cost over £100m. MPs slam the 'blind panic' deal. Read the full report on the costly failure.
Trump's NATO Bluff & Greenland Invasion Speculation
A new podcast episode dissects Donald Trump's pivotal post-Venezuela speech, putting Mexico, Cuba, and Greenland on watch. We also revisit the Jan 6 narrative. Listen now.
MPs' Written Questions Double, AI Blamed for Surge
Exclusive: The number of written questions to Whitehall departments nearly doubled in 2025, with senior sources blaming AI. MPs deny wasting resources. Follow the latest.
UK Storm Goretti Warning: Heavy Snow and Gales Forecast
The Met Office issues warnings as the first named storm of 2026, Goretti, threatens heavy snow and severe gales. Disruption expected after the coldest night of winter.
Brown University shooter planned attack 'for a long time'
US authorities release video transcripts of the suspected Brown University shooter, who admitted planning the campus attack for a long time. Read the latest details on the investigation.
Fifth anniversary of US Capitol attack deepens political rift
Democrats held a moment of silence and hearing on the fifth anniversary of the January 6 insurrection, while Republicans largely remained silent or downplayed the event. Explore the ongoing political fallout.
Police error: Family told son died, but he survived
A South Yorkshire Police blunder led a family to believe their 17-year-old son had died in a crash. He woke up in hospital weeks later. Read the full investigation details.
Badenoch: Police Chief's Position 'Untenable' Over Fan Ban
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch calls for West Midlands Police chief to resign, accusing force of misleading parliament over Israeli football fan ban. Full details on the political fallout.
Police: No Politics in Maccabi Fan Ban, Decision Was Safety-Based
West Midlands Police chiefs tell MPs the controversial decision to bar Israeli football fans from a Europa League match at Villa Park was based solely on safety intelligence. Read the full details.
Police Chiefs Recalled Over Maccabi Fan Ban
West Midlands police chiefs faced a second grilling by MPs over the controversial decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from a match in Birmingham, insisting it was not politically motivated.
Trump says Maduro imitates his dance moves
Donald Trump accused ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro of copying his signature dance moves, while making serious allegations about human rights abuses. Read the full story.
Venezuela: Oil Fuels US Intervention, But It's Not the Whole Story
The seizure of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro by US forces was driven by oil, geopolitics, and domestic US politics. Explore the complex history behind this high-risk intervention.
Trump touts Venezuela attack, warns of impeachment at GOP retreat
Donald Trump defended the US-led capture of Nicolás Maduro in a fiery speech to House Republicans, receiving a warm reception despite criticism over foreign intervention. Read his full remarks and political warnings.
New CCTV released in hunt for escaped murderer
Avon and Somerset Police release fresh CCTV images of two escaped prisoners, including a convicted murderer, as the manhunt intensifies across Bristol. Public urged not to approach.
Police wrongly told family teen died in Rotherham crash
South Yorkshire Police apologise after telling Trevor Wynn's family he died in a crash. The force has referred itself to the police watchdog. Read the full story.
Cartoonist Ben Jennings on Trump's Attitude to International Law
A powerful new cartoon by Ben Jennings skewers Donald Trump's contempt for global legal norms. See the artwork and explore its sharp political commentary.
Police refer themselves to IOPC after teen ID error
South Yorkshire Police have referred themselves to the IOPC after wrongly telling a family their son had died in a crash. Read the full story on the investigation and support for the families.
Storm Goretti: UK Braces for Heavy Snow and Disruption
The UK faces its first named storm of 2026 as Storm Goretti threatens heavy snow and severe gales. A major incident is declared in Aberdeenshire with widespread travel disruption expected. Follow the latest Met Office warnings.
Badenoch: Thrilled to see back of international law
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch tells BBC's Nick Robinson she believes in a world where 'might makes right', criticises Starmer, and draws the line only at a US takeover of Greenland. Read the full analysis.
UK mirrors US corporate greed, echoing Thatcher and Reagan eras
A Guardian letters analysis argues Britain's path under Thatcher parallels the US under Reagan, leading to deep inequality. Read the full critique and join the debate.
Woman accused of killing girls with poisoned raspberries arrested
A businesswoman wanted for the murder of two schoolgirls in Colombia has been detained in London following a dramatic rescue from the River Thames. Read the latest on the extradition case.
George Conway Runs for Congress as New York Democrat
George Conway, the conservative lawyer and ex-husband of Kellyanne Conway, launches a Democratic bid for a New York congressional seat, vowing to fight Trump's influence.
Fleet Street Editor Bill Hagerty Dies Aged 86
Bill Hagerty, a revered Fleet Street editor and staunch defender of press freedom whose career spanned 70 years, has died at 86. Read his remarkable story.
Israel pushes vast West Bank settlement, imperilling Palestine
Israel quietly tenders 3,401 homes in the E1 West Bank settlement, a move experts say aims to 'bury' a Palestinian state. Construction could start within a year.
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