Four dead in US military strike on suspected drug boat
The US military has attacked another vessel accused of drug smuggling, resulting in four fatalities. The strike coincides with a congressional vote on presidential powers. Read the full report.
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Dad died after 34-hour wait for antibiotics
A disabled father died of sepsis after waiting 34 hours for IV antibiotics at Bassetlaw Hospital. An ombudsman ruled his death was preventable. Read the full investigation.
US kills eight in Pacific drug boat strikes
The US Southern Command confirms deadly strikes on three vessels in the Eastern Pacific, killing eight suspected traffickers. Explore the legal debate and Trump's escalating 'war on drugs'.
Unlimited fines for dog attacks on livestock become law
Parliament passes new law removing £1,000 fine cap for livestock worrying in England and Wales. Llamas and alpacas now protected. Find out what it means for dog owners.
Body Found in Car Outside Lake Illawarra Police Station
A woman's body was discovered in a vehicle outside a police station in NSW, sparking a critical incident investigation. Read the latest on this developing story.
Hegseth 'pushed Navy admiral to resign' over legal fears
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly forced out a top US Navy admiral who questioned the legality of Trump-era drug boat strikes. Read the full report on the escalating controversy.
Hospital failed to tell father he was terminally ill
A hospital failed to inform a dying father-of-seven about his terminal prognosis, falsely reassuring him he would recover. The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman found a 'worrying lack of accountability'. Read the full investigation.
US Navy Admiral Forced Out Over Trump Drug Strikes
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly ousted Admiral Alvin Holsey after he raised legal concerns about strikes on alleged drug boats. The shock departure has stunned lawmakers.
Hospital failed to tell father-of-seven he was dying
William Chapman died after Countess of Chester Hospital failed to disclose his terminal pulmonary fibrosis. The Ombudsman found a 'worrying lack of accountability'. Read the full report.
Government to Reconsider Waspi Pension Compensation
The UK government has agreed to a 'speedy and thorough' reconsideration of compensation for Waspi women, cancelling a key court hearing. A decision is expected by February 24.
Use 99p bubble wrap to stop frost damaging garden plants
A floral expert explains how to use cheap bubble wrap as insulation to protect your outdoor plants from freezing UK winter temperatures. Simple steps to safeguard your garden.
US 'Doomsday Plane' Vanishes on Secret Mission
The US Navy's E-6B Mercury 'Doomsday plane' disappeared from radar during a classified transatlantic operation. Discover the secrets of this nuclear command aircraft.
Australia's EPBC Act overhaul: Wins and risks revealed
Australia's landmark EPBC Act amendments promise environmental protection improvements, but experts warn of potential pitfalls in rushed legislation. Read the full analysis.
Pentagon investigates Senator Mark Kelly
Fox News host Jesse Watters praises the Pentagon's investigation into Senator Mark Kelly over a video urging troops to disobey illegal orders. Read the latest developments.
Black Friday Scams: How to Protect Your Money
Financial expert Vicky Parry warns of Black Friday scams targeting UK shoppers. Learn how to spot fake deals, avoid overspending, and protect your bank account.
White House backs Trump's death call for Democrats
White House defends Trump's call for Democratic lawmakers to be hanged over military remarks. Press Secretary accuses them of undermining the chain of command. Read the full story.
Sturgeon's 'Gold Command' Covid meetings lacked transparency
Nicola Sturgeon's informal 'gold command' meetings during the pandemic reduced government transparency and sidelined the Scottish Cabinet, a Covid inquiry has found. Discover the full findings.
Military lawyer ignored on Trump 'drug boat' strikes
A senior military lawyer warned that Trump's 'drug boat' strikes could be illegal extrajudicial killings, but was ignored. Read the full report on the internal fallout.
Gangs expand across Brazilian Amazon, driving violence
Criminal gangs have expanded their presence to nearly half of Brazilian Amazon municipalities, driving violence and threatening the rainforest. Read the full report findings.
Lloyds customers claim £2m in chargebacks this year
Lloyds Bank warns shoppers to be vigilant for online scams ahead of Black Friday, as customers reclaim £2 million via chargebacks. Follow our essential safety tips.
Lloyds customers reclaim £2m in chargebacks
Lloyds Banking Group has refunded £2 million to customers via chargebacks in 2024. With Black Friday approaching, learn how to protect yourself from online shopping scams.
HMS Prince of Wales placed under NATO command
The Royal Navy's HMS Prince of Wales aircraft carrier with 24 F-35 jets joins NATO command in historic move strengthening European defence against Russia. Read more.
102-year-old WWII veteran calls war 'total waste of time'
102-year-old WWII veteran Robbie Hall describes war as 'total waste of flipping time' as she reflects on modern conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. Read her powerful story.
Bondi Sands Recalls Sunscreens Over Safety Fears
Australian brand Bondi Sands recalls two sunscreen products. The Therapeutic Goods Administration warns they may not provide adequate sun protection. Check your batch numbers now.
US strikes another suspected drug boat in Latin America
The US military has conducted its second maritime strike against a suspected drug-smuggling vessel in Latin American waters within a week, signalling a significant escalation in Washington's counter-narcotics operations in the region.
Greek President's hunting trip with Guilfoyle sparks fury
Greek President Katerina Sakellaropoulou faces diplomatic backlash after hosting Donald Trump Jr.'s fiancée Kimberly Guilfoyle on a controversial wild boar hunting expedition, drawing criticism from animal rights groups and political opponents.
Farage Under Investigation Over Campaign Donations
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is under investigation by Parliament's standards watchdog over undeclared campaign donations, raising questions about financial transparency in British politics.
Senate blocks protection for northern spotted owls
In a controversial move, the US Senate has voted to prevent federal agencies from protecting the threatened northern spotted owl, sparking outrage among conservation groups and raising concerns about the future of this iconic species.
Court rejects MP Liam Byrne's standards appeal
Former Minister Liam Byrne faces political setback as Court of Appeal rejects bid to overturn parliamentary standards ruling, raising questions about MP conduct and accountability.
Putin replaces Ukraine war commander in major shake-up
Vladimir Putin makes surprise military shake-up as Valery Gerasimov takes command of Ukraine operations, signalling major strategic shift in Moscow's war approach.
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