Estonia foils Russian sabotage plot targeting defence sites
Estonian security forces have detained suspects accused of plotting attacks on defence ministry buildings in a coordinated sabotage campaign linked to Russian intelligence operations.
Category : Politics
Trump Blocked CDC Scientists During Government Shutdown
Exclusive documents show how Trump officials prevented career scientists from working during critical health emergencies, raising serious questions about political interference in public health.
Ukraine refugees face homelessness in UK crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals nearly 5,000 Ukrainian refugees in Britain could become homeless within weeks as sponsorship arrangements collapse and government support falters.
Australian aid worker freed from Israeli detention
Australian humanitarian worker Madeleine Habib has been released from Israeli custody after being detained during an aid mission to Gaza. The seasoned mariner spent over a week in prison following Israel's interception of the Women's Boat to Gaza flotilla
Ben Elton's political evolution: Defending Churchill now
Comedy legend Ben Elton reveals his unexpected political evolution in a candid new interview, explaining why he now defends Winston Churchill while reflecting on his past critiques of Margaret Thatcher.
BBC pauses transgender training after staff concerns
The BBC has suspended all diversity training related to transgender and LGBTQ+ issues after staff raised serious concerns about impartiality and content. The pause affects workshops across the corporation as management reviews the programmes.
Trump suggests moving Gazans to Egypt in peace plan
Former US President Donald Trump suggests moving Palestinians from Gaza to Egypt as part of his Middle East strategy, drawing criticism from regional experts and Palestinian officials.
Pakistan strikes Afghanistan after border attack kills soldiers
Tensions escalate as Pakistan launches retaliatory airstrikes targeting militant positions in Afghanistan, following a cross-border assault that claimed the lives of seven Pakistani troops. The Taliban confirms civilian casualties amid rising regional ins
Starmer appoints Blair aide Powell to security role
Sir Keir Starmer appoints former Blair adviser Jonathan Powell to national security role as landmark Chinese spying case unfolds at the Old Bailey, raising questions about UK-China relations.
Met Police exposed for systemic misogyny in damning report
Shocking review exposes Metropolitan Police's institutional misogyny with officers getting away with sexual misconduct, racism, and homophobia while victims face disbelief and retaliation.
Starmer courts Trump on Gaza ceasefire plan
Sir Keir Starmer engages in high-stakes diplomacy with Donald Trump's team, pushing for Gaza ceasefire agreement ahead of potential US election comeback
Trump: China Wants to 'Hurt' United States
Former President Donald Trump makes explosive claims about China's intentions toward America during Washington rally, escalating diplomatic tensions between the world powers.
Council leaders banned from policy announcements without approval
Exclusive: Council chiefs and public servants across Britain have been ordered to seek government approval before making significant policy statements in dramatic Whitehall power grab.
Trump's Gaza Ceasefire Intervention Sparks Crisis
Exclusive: Donald Trump's explosive intervention jeopardises critical Gaza ceasefire negotiations as world leaders scramble to salvage peace efforts amid escalating tensions.
Afghanistan demands Pakistan act against militants
Kabul issues stern warning to Islamabad over cross-border terrorism as Taliban authorities claim Pakistani militants are operating from Afghan soil, escalating regional tensions.
Westminster racial pay gap: Staff of colour earn £2000 less
New research exposes significant racial pay disparities in Parliament, with ethnic minority staff earning substantially less than their white counterparts despite equal roles.
Priest reveals secret family after leaving ministry
A Catholic priest who abandoned his religious calling has revealed his secret double life - as a married father of four children, exposing a crisis of faith and family that's rocking the Catholic community.
Philippines deepens US ties amid South China Sea tensions
The Philippines strengthens military cooperation with the United States as regional tensions escalate, marking a significant strategic shift in Southeast Asian diplomacy.
Sarkozy faces corruption charges over Libya funding claims
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy faces preliminary charges over alleged Libyan financing of his 2007 election campaign, marking another dramatic chapter in his legal battles.
Philippines: Chinese ship deliberately rammed our boat
Tensions escalate dramatically as Manila reports intentional ramming of government boat by Chinese ship in contested waters, marking dangerous new phase in maritime standoff.
France's Democratic Crisis: Warning for Britain
As France faces a profound crisis of political faith, experts warn that democratic collapse is no longer a distant threat but an imminent danger facing nations worldwide, including the UK.
Nigeria's Benin Bronzes museum gets clay replicas
A controversial restitution deal sees Nigeria's new Edo Museum of West African Art receive clay copies instead of the promised original Benin Bronzes, sparking outrage and diplomatic tension.
Tory MP warns of party's 'Trumpification' in resignation
Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick delivers blistering critique of Conservative Party's direction, warning of 'Trumpian' tactics and failure on key pledges ahead of general election.
Fey & Poehler Slam Republican Governors in SNL Return
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler returned to Saturday Night Live with a brutal satire of South Dakota's Kristi Noem and Florida's Pam Bondi, mocking their political contradictions and controversial records.
Cameroon's Biya set to extend 42-year rule in election
President Paul Biya, Africa's second-longest serving leader, appears set to extend his 42-year rule in Cameroon's presidential election despite facing unprecedented opposition unity and voter discontent.
Court restores Trump's National Guard control in Illinois
A federal appeals court has reinstated former President Donald Trump's control over National Guard deployments in Illinois, overturning a previous injunction that had blocked his authority in a major constitutional showdown.
Trump's Second Term Agenda: Immigration Overhaul Begins
The Trump administration pushes forward with sweeping immigration reforms and faces escalating legal challenges as the new term gathers momentum. Exclusive analysis of the administration's controversial policies.
Ukraine drones hit Russian refineries in deep rear
In a bold strategic shift, Ukrainian drones strike deep inside Russian territory, hitting multiple oil refineries and proving Moscow's defensive vulnerabilities. Latest intelligence reveals significant damage to Russia's energy infrastructure.
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