Police Called to PM's Home in Security Alert
Metropolitan Police officers were summoned to Downing Street following a security incident at the Prime Minister's residence, sparking immediate response from security teams and political figures.
Category : Politics
Tunisia upholds death penalty for Facebook post
A Tunisian appeals court has upheld a death sentence against a man for a Facebook post, raising serious concerns about digital rights and freedom of expression in the North African nation.
Irish passport applications surge tenfold in Northern Ireland
Official figures reveal a dramatic surge in Irish passport applications from Northern Ireland residents, with numbers increasing more than tenfold since the Brexit referendum as citizens seek to maintain EU rights.
Trump Proposes Gaza Peace Plan with Two-State Solution
Donald Trump outlines controversial Middle East peace proposal for Gaza conflict, advocating for Israeli control while suggesting eventual Palestinian statehood in explosive new statements.
Trump threatens Pennsylvania funding cuts over immigration
Former President Donald Trump vows to slash federal funding to Pennsylvania communities that don't cooperate with immigration enforcement, raising concerns about essential services and political consequences.
Starmer's Border Challenge: Control with Compassion
Keir Starmer's government faces the monumental challenge of reforming Britain's immigration system while balancing compassion with control. This analysis examines whether Labour can break the cycle of failure on border policy.
Pro-Palestine organisers ignore government protest calls
Pro-Palestine protest leaders are pressing ahead with weekend demonstrations despite direct government appeals for reconsideration, setting up a fresh confrontation in Westminster.
London pro-Palestine march draws thousands under police watch
Tens of thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators flooded central London streets amid heightened security and political tensions over the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Met Police officer arrested in BBC Panorama probe
A serving Metropolitan Police officer has been arrested following a BBC Panorama investigation, marking another blow to the force's reputation as authorities examine potential misconduct.
Trump's Gaza Peace Plan Sparks Fury Amid Israel-Hamas War
Former US President Donald Trump's controversial Middle East proposal has ignited fresh tensions in the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, with Hamas rejecting the plan outright as Israeli operations continue.
British teen jailed in Dubai over CBD oil
A 19-year-old British student faces prison in Dubai after airport officials found CBD vape oil in his luggage, sparking an international campaign for his freedom.
Japan's LDP studies Thatcher for economic reform inspiration
The Liberal Democratic Party of Japan studies Thatcher's transformative policies as it seeks to redefine its economic approach and break from traditional consensus politics.
Japan's first female PM: Sanae Takaichi wins leadership
In a historic political breakthrough, Sanae Takaichi is poised to become Japan's first female prime minister after securing victory in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's leadership contest, marking a transformative moment for gender equality in Japanes
Japan's Takaichi emerges as potential next PM
Conservative hawk Sanae Takaichi could become Japan's next leader as the ruling LDP faces internal turmoil following PM Fumio Kishida's expected resignation.
Starmer faces China mega-embassy dilemma in London
Keir Starmer's government faces a complex diplomatic standoff as China pushes forward with plans for Europe's largest embassy complex in London, testing Britain's foreign policy balancing act between security concerns and international relations.
British teen boasted 'famous' during Capitol rampage
Exclusive: Arrogant teenager Dylan Bucktin filmed himself bragging about storming the US Capitol while smashing windows and assaulting police officers during the January 6 insurrection.
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie resigns from frontbench
Shadow Defence Minister Andrew Hastie unexpectedly quits opposition frontbench, citing personal reasons and sparking speculation about political future and party dynamics.
Tory Conference Chaos: Manchester Gathering Reveals Party Divisions
The Conservative Party's Manchester conference reveals a party in turmoil, with internal splits and the rising threat from Reform UK creating what one MP calls 'a party eating itself' ahead of the next election.
RAF jets intercept Russian aircraft in NATO mission
British fighter jets intercept Russian military aircraft during NATO air policing mission over Poland amid heightened tensions.
Badenoch: Tory conference like 'visiting the in-laws'
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch's startling comparison reveals deepening divisions within Conservative ranks as party morale hits new lows ahead of potential general election.
Ukraine minister: Europe unprepared for Russian threat
Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister issues urgent call for Europe to strengthen defences against Russia, warning current security measures are dangerously inadequate.
Israel Prepares for Gaza Peace Deal as Trump Celebrates
Exclusive: Israeli officials prepare for potential Gaza ceasefire agreement while former President Trump celebrates diplomatic progress. Latest developments in Middle East peace efforts.
Mark Latham escorted by police from Randwick restaurant
Controversial politician Mark Latham was removed by police from the Grand View restaurant at Royal Randwick Racecourse following a heated altercation, sparking renewed debate about political conduct in public spaces.
China blocks Philippine supply mission in South China Sea
Tensions escalate as Chinese vessels confront Philippine boats near disputed Second Thomas Shoal in latest South China Sea confrontation.
Hastie quits frontbench, denies Ley challenge
Former defence minister Andrew Hastie resigns from Liberal frontbench citing family reasons, while firmly denying any leadership challenge against deputy leader Sussan Ley in exclusive statement.
Christianity could vanish from 7 cities - study
Startling new research reveals Christianity faces potential extinction in major urban centres including Salt Lake City and Manchester as secularisation accelerates.
Maldives police arrest opposition protesters amid crackdown
Maldivian authorities have arrested multiple opposition protesters in a dramatic crackdown following demonstrations against President Mohamed Muizzu's government. The unrest comes amid growing political divisions in the Indian Ocean archipelago.
Noem Confirms ICE Surrounding Super Bowl in Warning to NFL
Governor Kristi Noem confirms ICE will surround the Super Bowl venue in a dramatic immigration crackdown, sending a blunt message to the NFL about border security.
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