Zoe McKenzie on Liberal Party reform and climate action
Liberal MP Zoe McKenzie discusses the party's need for reform, climate policies, and strategies to regain trust among women voters in Australia.
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Bill Clinton's Epstein Ties: New Report Reveals Shocking Details
A bombshell Wall Street Journal report uncovers previously undisclosed links between former US President Bill Clinton and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. New flight logs and witness accounts suggest deeper connections than previously acknowledged.
Chinese police cars in Australia spark diplomatic row
Chinese police vehicles seen in Brisbane have raised concerns over foreign influence, as activist Drew Pavlou demands answers from local authorities.
Ghislaine Maxwell's mystery box in prison meeting with Trump
Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein, reportedly had a secret meeting with Donald Trump in prison, raising questions about a mysterious box she carried. Discover the latest details on this intriguing development.
Sanseito makes history in Japan’s Upper House election
Japan’s political landscape shifts as Sanseito secures a groundbreaking victory in the Upper House election, marking a historic moment for the nation.
Jim Jefferies attacks PM over nephew's army death
Australian comedian Jim Jefferies has publicly criticised Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for his response to the death of Jefferies' nephew in a military helicopter crash. The emotional outburst has sparked debate about political accountability.
Ukraine anti-corruption agencies back independence bill
Key Ukrainian anti-corruption bodies have endorsed a legislative proposal aimed at reinstating their autonomy, marking a pivotal step in the nation's fight against graft amid ongoing conflict.
Brit mum arrested in Mauritius after son wanders alone
A UK mum faces legal trouble in Mauritius after her young son was discovered wandering alone near a busy road. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.
Claus von Bülow's Scandal: The True Story
The gripping tale of socialite Claus von Bülow, accused of trying to kill his wealthy wife Sunny, is now the focus of a new TV series. Dive into the scandal that captivated the world.
Police chief slams 'out of control' asylum hotels
A senior police commissioner has blasted the Home Office for housing asylum seekers in local hotels without proper consultation, warning of rising tensions and stretched resources.
Firefighter sues over 'fireman' disciplinary action
A decorated firefighter is taking legal action after facing disciplinary measures for using the term 'fireman', sparking a debate over language and tradition in the fire service.
Illegal workers found in UK barbershops and car washes
A nationwide operation has uncovered illegal workers in barbershops, car washes, and beauty salons across the UK, raising concerns over labour exploitation and immigration control.
Starmer urges Macron to push for Gaza ceasefire
Labour leader Keir Starmer calls on French President Emmanuel Macron to advocate for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza during critical diplomatic discussions.
Trump jokes about Epstein and pleading the Fifth in resurfaced clip
A newly surfaced video shows Donald Trump joking about Jeffrey Epstein and pleading the Fifth, reigniting scrutiny over their past association.
Mexico's Sheinbaum sparks border controversy
Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's president-elect, faces backlash after suggesting US-Mexico border issues could 'disappear' with policy changes, drawing criticism from US politicians.
Clinton's Epstein birthday letter revealed in Trump case
Explosive court documents reveal a birthday letter from Bill Clinton to Jeffrey Epstein, adding fuel to the ongoing Trump lawsuit scandal.
JFK grandson slams Melania Trump building renaming plan
Jack Schlossberg, grandson of JFK, has fiercely criticised plans to rename a federal building after former First Lady Melania Trump, calling it a 'political stunt'.
Public trust in UK government hits record low - YouGov
A recent YouGov survey shows plummeting public confidence in the UK government, with record dissatisfaction over key policies and leadership.
Farage: Police visited over Brexit Party 'irregularities'
Former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage alleges police visited his home to investigate claims of electoral irregularities, sparking controversy over political interference.
Badenoch blasts Argentina's president over economy jibe
UK Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch has hit back at Argentina's President Javier Milei after he compared Britain's economy to a 'chainsaw massacre' due to its 'bloated state'. The war of words erupted at the G20 summit, sparking a diplomatic row.
John Swinney's global ambitions: statesman or hot air?
SNP's John Swinney eyes global influence, but critics question his credentials. Is he a statesman in the making or just another politician with lofty dreams?
Gerry Adams denies Provisional IRA membership claims
Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has once again denied being a member of the Provisional IRA, despite persistent claims to the contrary. In a revealing interview, Adams discusses his role in the peace process and addresses ongoing controversies.
Trump's Scotland visit sparks protests
Former US President Donald Trump's planned visit to Scotland has ignited protests, with locals and activists voicing strong opposition. Discover the latest updates and reactions.
Scottish Labour's Murray questions Reeves on UK role in Scotland
Scottish Labour's Ian Murray calls for clarity from Chancellor Rachel Reeves on the UK government's involvement in Scottish affairs, sparking debate on devolution and economic strategy.
YouGov: Brits lack basic UK knowledge
A new YouGov survey exposes alarming gaps in British citizens' understanding of fundamental UK facts, from geography to politics.
Thornberry urges UK to recognise Palestine
Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry urges immediate recognition of Palestine as Labour faces internal divisions over Gaza policy.
Swinney to address Gaza suffering with Trump
Scottish First Minister John Swinney pledges to raise the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza during his upcoming meeting with Donald Trump, calling for urgent international action.
MPs push for UK to recognise Palestine, ban Israel arms sales
Over 130 MPs urge the UK government to formally recognise Palestine and stop arms exports to Israel, citing humanitarian concerns in Gaza.
Labour slammed over China extradition deal
Labour has been accused of betraying critics by supporting a contentious extradition agreement with China, sparking outrage among human rights advocates.
Hogan faces backlash over DNA testing remarks
Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan faces backlash after questioning the necessity of DNA testing in criminal cases, drawing sharp criticism from current Governor Wes Moore.
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