Father-in-law walks free after pool attack on lover
Mark Gibbon, 62, avoids prison after allegedly trying to drown his daughter-in-law turned girlfriend Jasmine Wyld during Florida holiday argument. Shocking family betrayal revealed.
Category : Politics
Reeves faces Budget black hole scrutiny as Starmer backs her
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces media scrutiny over £20bn Budget black hole claims as Sir Keir Starmer prepares to defend her decisions. Read the latest developments.
Andrew dodges US Congress over Epstein testimony
Exclusive: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor ignores US Congress deadline for Epstein testimony. Experts reveal how a Trump alliance could shield him from prosecution. Full analysis inside.
Rachel Reeves defends Budget claims amid OBR controversy
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure over Budget explanations as OBR revelations challenge her economic warnings. 68% of voters demand resignation.
Wild Scottish Flag Fact Stuns People Online
People are discovering the wild fact that Scotland's Saltire is considered Europe's oldest flag, dating back to 832 AD. Learn more about this fascinating piece of Scottish heritage.
Hanson's Melbourne Rally Sparks Violent Clashes
Pauline Hanson's Put Australia First rally in Melbourne descended into chaos as rival protesters clashed. Police separated groups amid heated confrontations over immigration policy. Read the full story.
Ex-adviser: Putin manipulating Trump on Ukraine war
Ex-White House adviser Fiona Hill reveals Putin's manipulation of Trump to continue Ukraine war. The Independent argues Western allies must increase support for Kyiv amid long-term Russian aggression.
Russian tankers explode in Black Sea after Ukraine strikes
Two Russian shadow fleet tankers burst into flames following coordinated Ukrainian drone attacks in the Black Sea. All 20 crew members rescued by Turkish authorities.
Ukraine drones hit Russian shadow fleet oil tankers
Ukrainian Sea Baby naval drones disabled two Russian oil tankers in the Black Sea, vessels capable of transporting $70m of oil. Read the latest on this major development.
Swiss Vote: Women in National Service?
Swiss voters decide on a landmark referendum to require women to perform national service, a move supporters say boosts cohesion but critics warn burdens women. Find out the result.
Thousands of Afghan evacuees flagged as security risks
Exclusive figures reveal 6,868 Afghan evacuees flagged for security concerns after 2021 withdrawal. Read the full investigation into vetting failures and national security implications.
The 'Quiet Divorce': Secretly Leaving Marriages
Discover why a growing number of women are 'quietly quitting' their marriages, choosing emotional withdrawal over divorce. Learn the signs and if this trend can work long-term.
Mass protests in Philippines demand return of stolen funds
Thousands, including Catholic clergy, protest in the Philippines demanding prosecution for a massive corruption scandal involving stolen flood project funds. Public outrage grows.
Pope Leo XIV Prays at Armenian Cathedral in Istanbul
Pope Leo XIV prays at an Armenian Apostolic cathedral in Istanbul, supporting Christian unity and Turkish-Armenian reconciliation efforts. Read the full analysis.
Second Victim 'Hanging On' After DC Terror Attack
Air Force Staff Sergeant Andre Wolfe, 24, fights for his life after a shooting in Washington DC that killed a fellow National Guard member. The alleged gunman, an Afghan national, faces murder charges.
Barnaby Joyce quits Nationals over net zero feud with Littleproud
Barnaby Joyce resigns from Nationals after 30 years, citing net zero disagreements and fractured relationship with leader David Littleproud. Opposition Leader Sussan Ley refuses to intervene.
Pope Leo XIV brings hope to Lebanon after crises
Pope Leo XIV heads to Beirut to offer hope to the Lebanese people after years of economic collapse, the port explosion, and regional conflict. His visit aims to bolster the Christian community.
Venezuela's Secret War Plans Against US Invasion
Venezuela prepares for potential US invasion with guerrilla resistance and secret 'anarchization' strategy. Tensions escalate as Trump closes airspace. Read the full analysis.
Miss Universe 2025 Hit by Multiple Scandals and Walkouts
The 2025 Miss Universe pageant faces existential crisis as contestants quit, judges resign over rigging claims, and executives face dismissal. Discover what went wrong.
Army's First Humanist Chaplain Sparks 'Woke' Row
British army chiefs face accusations of political correctness after appointing the first non-religious chaplain. Ex-major Neil Weddell will provide humanist support as over 40% of forces declare no religion. Read the full debate.
Ukraine Peace Talks in US Amid Black Sea Strikes
Ukrainian negotiators meet US officials in Florida for peace talks. Follow the latest on the war, including drone strikes on Russian oil tankers and new sanctions threats.
Venezuela suspends flights after Trump airspace warning
Venezuela suspends all deportation flights in defiance of Trump's airspace closure threat. Read the latest on escalating US-Venezuela tensions and White House media criticism.
Mo Farah Supports Namesake's UK Reunion Bid
Olympic hero Sir Mo Farah has written a letter supporting the man whose identity he was given as a child to finally come to Britain after 30 years apart from his family.
Tulip Siddiq faces 10-year sentence in Bangladesh trial
Former City Minister Tulip Siddiq could receive a decade-long prison sentence in a high-profile Bangladesh corruption case. Read the latest on the trial and its potential impact on UK politics.
Starmer intervenes in cost of living crisis amid budget row
Prime Minister Keir Starmer attempts to rescue Budget after Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces accusations of misleading public over £30bn fiscal black hole claims. Read the full investigation.
Jury trials face axe despite proving man's innocence
A juror reveals how a jury uncovered police evidence flaws to free an innocent man, as government plans to scrap jury trials threaten this cornerstone of British justice. Read the full investigation.
UK pressured to free Britons jailed 17 years in UAE
Two British businessmen, Ryan Cornelius and Charles Ridley, remain imprisoned in Dubai for 17 years. Human rights lawyers demand Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper intervenes. The UK government must act now.
Sailors Found Dead on Yacht Off South Africa Coast
Deirdre Sibly and Pascal found deceased on yacht near Madagascar. Family fears pirate attack in dangerous South African waters. Read the full investigation details.
White House Launches 'Media Bias Tracker'
The White House unveils a 'media bias tracker' naming CBS News and others as 'Media Offenders of the Week'. Discover the latest escalation in Trump's war with the press.
Holly Valance's Political Shift to Far-Right Circles
Former Neighbours star Holly Valance sparks concern among friends as she forms connections with far-right figures including Tommy Robinson. Exclusive details on her political transformation.
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