Oil broker fined for racist road rage in London
Letizia Bonuglia, a City oil broker, admitted racially aggravated harassment after a road rage incident near her £900k Battersea flat. She was fined £2,800. Read the full story.
Category : Politics
Barnaby Joyce joins Pauline Hanson's One Nation party
Former Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce has made a stunning political move by joining Pauline Hanson's One Nation, revealing a new role within the party. Explore the implications for Australian politics.
Starmer meets Zelensky for Ukraine peace talks in London
PM Keir Starmer hosts Ukrainian President Zelensky with Macron and Merz to discuss US-led peace proposals as Russian attacks continue. Read the latest on the diplomatic push.
Ghani tipped as frontrunner for Commons Speaker role
Deputy Speaker Nusrat Ghani's performance chairing the Budget debate sparks Westminster speculation she's the candidate to beat for Speaker. Read the latest on the potential race to succeed Sir Lindsay Hoyle.
Dolce & Gabbana's 'Happy Holidays' Tree Sparks Backlash
A luxury Christmas tree in Sydney, sponsored by Dolce & Gabbana, has ignited controversy for using 'Happy Holidays' instead of 'Merry Christmas', sparking a fierce debate about Australian identity and tradition. Read the full story.
UK's hi-tech 'Atlantic Bastion' to hunt Russian submarines
Britain unveils a multi-million pound hybrid force using AI and autonomous vessels to protect undersea cables from Russian threats. Read the full defence strategy.
Legal challenge to Melbourne CBD search zone powers
The organiser of Melbourne's 'Greedozer' Invasion Day rally is mounting a legal challenge against controversial police search powers in the CBD. Read the full story on the fight for civil liberties.
Security review for Duke of Sussex underway in UK
The Home Office has ordered a new threat assessment for Prince Harry, reviewing his security arrangements after a court appeal loss and a reported stalking incident. Read the latest.
Trump Jr: Father 'Unpredictable', May Walk Away from Ukraine Deal
Donald Trump Jr warns his father could abandon Ukraine-Russia peace talks, stating the war is not a US priority. Read the latest on the pivotal diplomatic efforts.
Mamdani Tells Immigrants Their Rights When Confronting ICE
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani releases a video detailing immigrants' legal rights when encountering ICE agents, including the right to remain silent. Learn how to protect yourself.
Minister's £220k Travel Bills Slammed as 'Not Right'
Communications Minister Anika Wells faces intense scrutiny over £220,000 in taxpayer-funded travel, including Michelin-star meals and family trips. Sunrise host Natalie Barr leads the backlash, questioning if the expenses pass the 'pub test'. Read the ful
Fyre Festival's McFarland mocked for PHNX comeback flop
Billy McFarland, the convicted fraudster behind the failed Fyre Festival, faced social media ridicule after his latest event, PHNX, drew sparse crowds and criticism. Discover the details of his attempted redemption.
Falkner: Government 'Abandoned' Women's Rights
Former EHRC head Kishwer Falkner accuses Labour of 'dissembling' over delays to new transgender guidance for single-sex spaces. Read the full story on the Westminster row.
Trump's Anti-Somali Remarks Against Ilhan Omar Condemned
Former President Donald Trump launched a virulent attack on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, using anti-Somali rhetoric at a rally. Critics label the remarks as dangerous and xenophobic. Read the full story.
ICE agents use tear gas as protesters hurl snowballs in Illinois
A chaotic confrontation unfolded in Elgin, Illinois, as anti-ICE protesters threw snowballs at federal agents, who responded with tear gas. At least seven people were treated for chemical exposure. Read the full report.
Farage Reported to Police Over Election Expenses Claims
Nigel Farage faces a police report over alleged falsified election expenses in Clacton. A former campaign aide claims overspending, which Reform UK denies. Read the full investigation.
Failed Coup in Benin: Regional Forces Deployed
West African forces intervene after soldiers attempt to seize power in Benin. President Talon says situation is 'under control' as 14 arrests made. Read the latest.
Europe's Diplomatic Push to Safeguard Ukraine's Future
As Trump seeks a deal with Russia, European leaders convene in London to assert vital security interests and prevent Ukraine's betrayal. Can they influence the peace process?
Coalition's Housing Policy Revealed Amid Political Clashes
Australia's opposition Coalition announces a major housing policy, sparking fierce debate with Labor. Get the latest on the political battle and its implications for voters.
Democrats Urge Pentagon to Release Alleged Drug Boat Strike Video
US Democrats intensify pressure on the Trump administration to declassify footage of a controversial airstrike in the Caribbean that killed 11 people, amid accusations of unlawful action.
Decorated US Army Veteran Faces Deportation to Jamaica
Godfrey Wade, a 65-year-old Jamaican-born US Army veteran, is detained in Georgia facing deportation. His case highlights the removal of immigration protections for non-citizen veterans under Trump.
US 'Double-Tap' Strike Sparks War Crime Claims
Democrats and Republicans clash over Trump's controversial 'double-tap' military strike in the Caribbean. Lawmakers demand video release as war crime allegations escalate. Read the full story.
SNP Poised for 2026 Holyrood Victory, Polls Suggest
Despite nearly two decades in power, the SNP is polling to win the 2026 Scottish Parliament election. We analyse why Scottish Labour continues to falter and what it means for devolution.
Morning Mail: UK Policy, Weather Warnings, and Global News
Your essential briefing on today's top stories: critical policy shifts, severe weather alerts for the UK, and the latest in global diplomacy. Stay informed and prepared.
Starmer wants Rayner back in Cabinet amid leadership talk
Keir Starmer publicly misses 'hugely talented' Angela Rayner and expects her Cabinet return, as allies claim she plots her own bid for No10. Read the latest Westminster drama.
Late-Night Pubs for Scotland's World Cup Games Proposed
The Scottish Government hints at extended pub hours for Scotland's 2026 World Cup matches, including a 2am kick-off. Health Secretary Neil Gray pledges to work with councils so fans can 'enjoy the celebration'.
Netanyahu says first Gaza ceasefire phase nearly done
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu states the initial phase of a Gaza ceasefire plan is almost finalised, as diplomatic efforts intensify. Read the latest developments.
Admiral: All 11 on drug boat were approved targets
A US admiral told lawmakers all 11 people killed in a controversial 'double-tap' strike were on a pre-approved target list. Read the latest on the investigation into the incident.
ICE arrests 75,000 with no criminal record under Trump
New data shows over a third of ICE arrests in early Trump term targeted people with no criminal history, contradicting administration vows. Read the full analysis.
Trump May Oust Kristi Noem from DHS Role Soon
Donald Trump is reportedly considering removing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, with a change potentially coming by the New Year. Read the latest on the potential cabinet reshuffle.
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