China Drills for Oil in Taiwan's Waters: Exclusive
Exclusive intelligence reveals China has begun drilling for hydrocarbons inside Taiwan's Exclusive Economic Zone, a major provocation that risks destabilising the region.
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Badenoch Accuses Starmer of Ministerial Code Breach
Cabinet Minister Kemi Badenoch has launched a scathing attack on Sir Keir Starmer, alleging the Labour leader improperly used government resources. The explosive claim, denied by Labour, centres on a letter sent during Starmer's time as Director of Public
Seema Malhotra Faces Home Office Probe Over Border Force Trip
Shadow minister Seema Malhotra is under investigation by the Home Office after a Border Force vessel was reportedly used for a personal trip to Belgium. The probe examines potential misuse of government resources.
UK Government Ignoring Scientific Advice, Experts Warn
A damning report reveals that UK government ministers are sidelining expert scientific advice, leading to flawed policies on critical issues from public health to climate change. Leading experts warn this approach is damaging public trust and decision-mak
NHS Alert: 7 Key Symptoms That Signal Serious Illness
Groundbreaking research from Manchester University identifies crucial symptom patterns that could transform early diagnosis and save NHS resources. Discover the vital signs you shouldn't ignore.
Mum's Bus Seat Refusal Sparks National Etiquette Debate
A mother's refusal to give up her bus seat for an elderly passenger ignites a fiery discussion about modern parenting, public transport etiquette, and whether traditional courtesy rules need updating. Her viral story challenges societal expectations.
UK Restaurant's 'No Dogs' Policy Sparks Heated National Debate
A simple request to remove a dog from a UK restaurant has ignited a fiery nationwide debate. Discover the divided public opinion, the owner's defence, and what this reveals about Britain's evolving social norms regarding pets in public spaces.
Rat Infestation Costs Scots Police £500k
Police Scotland faces a growing rodent infestation crisis, diverting half a million pounds from its strained budget to emergency pest control services in stations and fleet vehicles.
Queensland Corruption: 33% Witnessed It, 54% Silent
A damning report from Queensland's corruption watchdog reveals a deep-seated culture of silence, with 33% of public servants witnessing corruption and 54% failing to report it. Discover the alarming findings and the call for urgent reform.
IPSA blocks Jarrow MP's move to larger Commons office
MP for Jarrow Kate Osborne denied permission to use a larger parliamentary office, reigniting debate over MPs' working conditions and resources.
Public Faith in UK Police Plummets to Record Low
A damning annual crime survey reveals a crisis of confidence in UK policing, with public trust crumbling over high-profile scandals and plummeting charge rates. Exclusive data analysis.
Seattle beach closed after judge bans public sex
A Seattle beach has been closed following a judge's ruling against public sexual activity at Denny Blaine Park, sparking debate over public decency laws.
Best Public Bathrooms in the UK
From luxurious loos to hidden gems, explore the top-rated public bathrooms across the UK for a clean and comfortable experience.
US shuts down Corporation for Public Broadcasting
The US government has voted to defund and close the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, sparking debate over media independence and public service broadcasting.
Brits: Random citizens would govern better than politicians
A shocking new survey suggests the British public has lost faith in Westminster, with many believing ordinary people could make better decisions than career politicians.
US firefighter shortage fuels wildfire crisis
Severe shortages of wildland firefighters in the US are hampering efforts to control increasingly destructive wildfires, raising concerns over public safety and environmental damage.
Police Scotland faces backlash over Trump golf course deployment
Police Scotland is under scrutiny after deploying officers to a Trump-owned golf course, raising questions about public resource allocation.
UK Gov and Bank of England Clash Over Welsh Resources
Tensions rise as Westminster and the Bank of England challenge Wales' control over its natural resources, sparking a debate on devolution and economic policy.
Palestinian state could develop disputed gas resources
Experts suggest that a recognised Palestinian state could develop significant gas reserves in the Mediterranean, potentially reshaping regional energy dynamics.
UK measles surge linked to vaccine misinformation
A sharp rise in measles cases across the UK has been linked to falling vaccination rates, NHS cuts, and the spread of vaccine misinformation. Experts warn of a growing public health threat.
UK salmonella outbreak linked to tomatoes
A salmonella outbreak in the UK has been traced to contaminated tomatoes, prompting health officials to issue safety advice. Cases have been reported across multiple regions.
Experts solve mystery of strange subway marks
Mysterious marks spotted on US subway trains have baffled commuters, but experts now reveal the surprising truth behind these enigmatic symbols.
Study contradicts RFK Jr's autism-vaccine claims
A recent study challenges Robert F. Kennedy Jr's controversial claims linking vaccines to autism. Experts weigh in on the science behind the debate.
Poll: Public Thinks Trump Hid Epstein Files
A recent poll suggests widespread belief that the Trump administration attempted to conceal documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein, raising fresh questions about political transparency.
Widow's horror as husband found dead in council loo after 6 days
A grieving widow is demanding answers after her husband's body was discovered in a public toilet six days after he was reported missing, sparking outrage over council negligence.
RFK Jr's dental crusade sparks outrage
Robert F. Kennedy Jr's recent focus on dental health has ignited a firestorm of criticism. Discover why his 'toothy' grin is at the centre of the debate and what experts really think about his claims.
JFK Terminal 6 demolished for park in major upgrade
New York's JFK Airport is set to demolish Terminal 6, replacing it with a public park and upgraded infrastructure as part of a major redevelopment plan.
Labour plans Australia-style sugar tax for UK
The Labour Party is considering introducing a sugar tax similar to Australia's, aiming to tackle obesity and boost public health. Find out how this could affect your favourite drinks and snacks.
Americans wary of Trump spending plans
Public sentiment shifts as concerns mount over Trump's ambitious spending agenda, despite White House claims of significant savings for American households.
Thanet Council bans swearing in public spaces
Thanet Council has introduced a controversial ban on swearing in public spaces, sparking debates over civil liberties and local governance.
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