Albanese pledges £176m for Indigenous Australians
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese commits an additional £176 million to support Indigenous communities as calls for a treaty intensify.
Category : Politics
Home Office criticised over migrant policy inefficiencies
The Home Office is under fire for its handling of migrant cases, with critics accusing it of inefficiency and lack of transparency.
NCA warns of worsening small boat crossings crisis
The UK's National Crime Agency has issued a stark warning over increasing small boat Channel crossings, prompting criticism of Home Office policies. Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper accuses the government of failing to tackle people smuggling effective
UK spends extra £100m to stop small boat crossings
The UK government is allocating an additional £100m to tackle illegal small boat crossings in the Channel. Find out how the funds will be used and the impact on immigration policy.
Home Office boosts Channel surveillance to stop small boat crossings
The UK Home Office is ramping up efforts to deter small boat crossings in the Channel by deploying advanced surveillance technology, including drones and radar systems, as part of a broader strategy to curb illegal immigration.
Mum stung 100+ times in wasp swarm horror
A mother was left screaming in pain after being stung more than 100 times by a swarm of wasps in a horrifying ordeal. The shocking incident has left locals on edge.
Texas Democrats walk out over GOP voting restrictions
Texas Democrats stage a dramatic walkout to block Republican-backed voting restrictions, escalating tensions in the state's political battleground.
Mike Whale dies in Barnegat Bay drowning incident
A man identified as Mike Whale has tragically died after being pulled unconscious from Barnegat Bay in New Jersey. Disturbing footage captures the moments before the incident. Authorities are investigating.
Morning Mail: Westminster, Economy & Health Updates
Stay informed with the latest developments in Westminster, economic trends, and health updates in this comprehensive Monday briefing.
Ukraine civilians attack draft officers in Mykolaiv
Violence erupts in Mykolaiv Oblast as civilians attack military draft officers with metal pipes, signalling growing frustration with President Zelensky's leadership.
Massive pro-Palestine march sweeps through London
Massive pro-Palestine demonstration sweeps through Westminster as activists demand government action on Gaza. Police brace for disruptions.
Trump shows ear bandage after rally shooting
Former US President Donald Trump displays a bandaged ear following a shooting incident at his campaign rally. New images spark widespread reactions.
Trump admin imposes daily quota for immigration arrests
The Trump administration has reportedly introduced a strict daily quota for immigration arrests, raising concerns over enforcement tactics and human rights implications.
CPS workers protest in Epping over pay dispute
Child protection workers in Essex staged a protest outside Epping Magistrates' Court, demanding fair pay and better working conditions amid rising caseloads.
Trump's Dogecoin and bird flu claims cause stir
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after promoting Dogecoin and spreading unverified claims about bird flu outbreaks and mass firings.
Pilot's son, 13, killed in Majorca crash
A devastating collision in Majorca has claimed the life of a young boy, the son of a pilot, alongside three others. The incident has left the community in shock.
Starmer urges Swinney to align Scotland with UK on Gaza
Labour leader Keir Starmer calls for Scottish First Minister John Swinney to support the UK government's position on Gaza, amid growing political tensions.
Fifth suspect charged in RAF Brize Norton break-in
A fifth individual has been charged following a break-in at RAF Brize Norton, raising serious security concerns. Get the latest updates on the investigation.
Maguire dissects Corbyn's new left-wing movement
Political commentator Kevin Maguire dissects Jeremy Corbyn's latest left-wing initiative, questioning its authenticity and impact on UK politics.
Police arrest protesters at London asylum hotel demo
Demonstrators clashed with police outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in London, leading to multiple arrests as tensions over immigration policies escalate.
Tory MPs urged to back Labour climate reforms
Conservative MPs are facing calls to support Labour's ambitious climate policies as internal divisions within the Tory party grow over environmental commitments.
Netanyahu's Temple Mount visit sparks tensions
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Jerusalem's Temple Mount has heightened tensions as the Gaza war continues, drawing criticism and raising fears of further escalation.
RAF Brize Norton Investigated Over Mismanagement Claims
The UK government is investigating claims of mismanagement at RAF Brize Norton, Oxfordshire's key military airbase, amid concerns over operational efficiency and resource allocation.
Hamas yields to pressure, allows Red Cross into Gaza
Following international backlash over disturbing hostage videos, Hamas has conceded to allow the Red Cross into Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirms the breakthrough amid escalating tensions.
Trump pressures Republicans on IVF protections
Former US President Donald Trump calls on Republicans to support IVF protections, as the issue becomes a flashpoint in the 2024 election campaign.
Daylight mugging shocks London, good Samaritan jailed
A 31-year-old woman and her elderly partner were violently mugged in broad daylight in Westminster. The attacker threatened to 'knock her jaw off', while a good Samaritan who intervened was later jailed.
Polis stumbles when asked about Kamala 2028 run
Colorado Governor Jared Polis gave an awkward response when questioned about Vice President Kamala Harris potentially running for president in 2028, sparking speculation about Democratic Party dynamics.
Ministers accused of stoking fear with migrant rhetoric
Government ministers are facing criticism for stoking public anger and division through inflammatory language on immigration, raising concerns over rising tensions.
Starmer’s Attlee moment: Can he transform Britain?
As Keir Starmer takes the reins of a nation in crisis, comparisons to Clement Attlee’s historic 1945 government emerge. Can he deliver radical change?
EU Army: Why Unity Remains Elusive
The idea of a unified EU army remains fraught with challenges, as member states struggle to align their defence priorities and leadership ambitions.
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