Ireland presidential election turnout concerns
Concerns mount over democratic engagement in Ireland as presidential election sees low turnout and record number of invalid votes, raising questions about voter confidence.
Category : Politics
Starmer's first calls: Zelensky and Biden
New Prime Minister Keir Starmer makes Ukraine support his immediate priority with calls to President Zelensky and President Biden, signalling major foreign policy shift from UK government.
Hilary Benn dismissed in Labour reshuffle
Sir Keir Starmer's surprise cabinet reshuffle sees Hilary Benn removed from his Northern Ireland role, with significant implications for Labour's approach to devolution and cross-border relations.
Starmer courts Brazilian President for climate alliance
Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosts Brazil's President Lula da Silva at Downing Street, forging a strategic alliance on climate action and positioning the UK as a key player in global environmental leadership ahead of the crucial Amazon summit.
Giuffre Memoir Reveals New Prince Andrew Allegations
New memoir revelations shed fresh light on the Duke of York's connections to Jeffrey Epstein and sexual assault allegations that rocked the monarchy.
Trump faces fresh allegations in Giuffre Epstein memoir
Former US President Donald Trump confronts renewed scrutiny as Virginia Giuffre's memoir reveals startling claims about their interactions through Jeffrey Epstein's network, adding fuel to ongoing legal battles.
Australia's nuclear sub workforce to quadruple
Australia embarks on a massive workforce expansion to support its nuclear-powered submarine programme, creating thousands of specialised jobs while facing significant recruitment challenges.
Labour deputy contest risks deepening party divisions
As Labour members prepare to elect a new deputy leader, internal divisions threaten to undermine Keir Starmer's leadership and party unity at a critical political moment.
Starmer faces criticism over Israeli defence contracts
Sir Keir Starmer confronts criticism regarding Labour's stance on UK-Israel defence ties during his Middle East trip, as controversy surrounds the Ajax armoured vehicle contract with Israeli company Elbit Systems.
US Bible sales surge amid political tensions
American conservative commentator Charlie Kirk's viral claim about rising Bible purchases ignites conversation about religion's role in modern politics and cultural shifts
Lady Chu wins Westminster council seat after Tory disqualification
Labour candidate Lady Ming Qing Chu secures dramatic victory in Westminster council election after Conservative rival disqualified over nomination form errors, marking significant political shift in traditional Tory stronghold.
Met Police Didn't Interview Prince Andrew in Epstein Case
Scotland Yard under pressure as Virginia Giuffre's allegations against Duke of York remain uninvestigated despite mounting evidence in Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Modi inaugurates controversial Ram Temple in Ayodhya
Narendra Modi leads historic consecration ceremony at controversial Ayodhya temple site, marking a pivotal moment in India's religious and political landscape while drawing both celebration and criticism.
Prince Andrew's Daughters Face Royal Fallout
As Prince Andrew settles with Virginia Giuffre, his daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie confront the lasting consequences of their father's association with Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about their future royal roles.
Labour to scrap PIP assessments but keep benefits cuts
Exclusive: Labour reveals radical plan to replace PIP assessments with new support system while maintaining controversial Tory benefits cuts in first budget.
Chinese nationals join Ukraine's fight against Russia
Exclusive interviews reveal why ordinary Chinese citizens are risking everything to fight for Ukraine against Russia, defying Beijing's official neutrality stance.
FBI finds 'hunting stand' overlooking Trump's Mar-a-Lago
Explosive court documents reveal FBI discovered a makeshift 'hunting stand' overlooking Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, raising serious security questions about the former president's protection.
Giuffre drops lawsuit against Prince Andrew
Virginia Giuffre has formally dismissed her sexual assault lawsuit against Prince Andrew, bringing a controversial chapter in the Royal Family's history to a close while questions about the Epstein scandal persist.
Syrian pensioner wins UK immigration appeal
A 76-year-old Syrian man has won his appeal to stay in Britain after immigration judges recognised his integration and the care he's received from the NHS and British public.
Giuffre Memoir Reveals Shocking Prince Andrew Allegations
Virginia Giuffre's powerful new memoir reveals disturbing details of her alleged encounters with Prince Andrew, reigniting the royal scandal that continues to haunt Buckingham Palace.
Prince Andrew faces new scrutiny in Giuffre memoir
The Duke of York confronts renewed controversy as Virginia Giuffre's forthcoming memoir promises explosive revelations about their encounters and Jeffrey Epstein connections, keeping the royal scandal in spotlight.
Kushner: Move Gaza civilians for 'valuable waterfront property'
Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner suggests Palestinians should be relocated from Gaza to make way for 'valuable waterfront property', drawing widespread condemnation from human rights groups.
Houthis Target All Israel-Linked Ships in Red Sea Escalation
Yemen's Houthi rebels dramatically expand maritime campaign, declaring all vessels connected to Israel as legitimate targets regardless of destination, raising fears of major disruption to vital shipping lanes.
Vatican archives reveal Pope Leo XIII abuse cover-up
Newly uncovered documents expose how Pope Leo XIII orchestrated a systematic cover-up of sexual abuse allegations against a powerful cardinal in the 19th century Catholic Church.
Gaza ceasefire threatened as Israel resumes strikes
Intense Israeli bombardment returns to Gaza despite ceasefire negotiations, causing significant casualties and threatening fragile diplomatic progress in the region.
Portland Antifa Adopts Frog Symbol in Protests
Portland's anti-fascist movement has embraced a new symbol - the frog - as tensions escalate between protesters and law enforcement in ongoing demonstrations against police brutality.
BBC's 'The Department' Hailed as Television Masterpiece
The BBC's gripping new series 'The Department' is being hailed as television perfection, with critics praising its authentic portrayal of Whitehall politics and standout performances.
Charlie Kirk sparks outrage over civil rights memorial comments
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk has ignited fresh controversy by urging Republicans to remove memorials to civil rights leaders, calling them 'divisive' in a move that's deepening America's cultural divisions.
Bolivia's Opposition Leader Faces Arrest in Political Crisis
Bolivian opposition leader Rodrigo Paz is wanted on terrorism charges as the government cracks down on dissent ahead of crucial elections. Exclusive investigation reveals the escalating political tensions in South America's latest democratic crisis.
Northern Ireland Assembly paralysis continues
Northern Ireland's political crisis deepens as Assembly Speaker Edwin Poots blocks recall attempt amid DUP boycott, leaving power-sharing government in limbo.
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