Labour rebellion over plans to scrap jury trials
Sir Keir Starmer faces a backbench revolt as 39 Labour MPs sign a letter branding plans to restrict jury trials 'madness'. Read the full story on the justice system crisis.
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Westminster lockdown over suspicious Christmas package
A bomb squad descended on Westminster after a suspicious package was found near Parliament. It turned out to be unsent Christmas cards for an MP. Read the full story.
White House says US 'lucky' if Trump served third term
White House claims US would be 'lucky' to have Trump for a third term, as reports reveal he discussed the constitutionally-prohibited idea with lawyer Alan Dershowitz. Read the latest.
White House: US 'Lucky' to Have Trump Serve Third Term
White House remarks stoke debate over a potential third term for Donald Trump, as legal experts examine constitutional limits. Read the latest on this political firestorm.
Pardoned Capitol rioter Shroyer attacks Trump's 'worst speech'
Owen Shroyer, a right-wing media figure pardoned by Trump, claims the president is 'fading' and has lost his base after a critical year-end address. Read the full breakdown of the extraordinary public rift.
Kiss Cam Scandal: Woman Slams Gwyneth Paltrow
Kristin Cabot, caught in a viral kiss cam moment with her married boss, criticises Gwyneth Paltrow's role in the scandal. She calls the Goop founder a 'hypocrite' and reveals the fallout.
Court stops refugee evictions, 3,000 spared Christmas on streets
A High Court order forces the Home Office to extend eviction notices for new refugees from 28 to 56 days, preventing thousands from sleeping rough this Christmas. Campaigners urge a permanent change.
Chaos in Albanian Parliament as MPs Fight and Set Off Flares
Albania's parliament descended into chaos as opposition MPs fought guards, set off flares, and hurled bottles during a crucial vote. The dramatic scenes highlight deep political divisions.
EU court sides with refugee in landmark Frontex case
The EU's highest court has ruled in favour of a Syrian refugee's appeal against Frontex, setting a new precedent for asylum-seeker evidence and challenging the border agency's accountability. Read the full analysis.
Thai Airstrikes Target Cambodia in Renewed Border Conflict
Thailand has launched further airstrikes on Cambodia, targeting a rocket warehouse in Poipet. The deadly border conflict has displaced thousands and caused significant civilian casualties. Read the latest developments.
Russia-US Talks in Miami on Ukraine Peace Plan
A Kremlin envoy will meet US officials in Florida to discuss a Washington-proposed plan to end the war in Ukraine, as EU leaders weigh a major loan for Kyiv. Read the latest.
PPE firm linked to Baroness Mone wound up, £187m lost
A PPE firm linked to Baroness Michelle Mone has been liquidated, leaving taxpayers unlikely to recover £187m for unusable surgical gowns supplied to the NHS during the pandemic.
Government unveils plans to ban AI deepfake abuse tools
Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips announces new laws to prohibit AI 'nudification' and a strategy to halve violence against women and girls. Read the full details.
Epstein Files Release Deadline Arrives Friday
The US Justice Department faces a Friday deadline to release a trove of Jeffrey Epstein investigation files. Discover what the documents contain and their potential impact.
Man sues after 37-day jail term over Charlie Kirk Facebook meme
A former Tennessee law enforcement officer spent 37 days in jail over a Facebook meme. His lawsuit alleges a gross violation of his First Amendment rights. Read the full story.
Ingraham on Bongino's FBI Departure After Nine Months
Fox News host Laura Ingraham remarks on Dan Bongino's departure from the FBI after just nine months, as Trump suggests a return to media. Read the full story.
Clinton pushed to bring Epstein to King's wedding
New reports reveal Bill Clinton insisted on bringing Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell as uninvited guests to a 2002 Moroccan royal wedding, raising fresh questions about his ties to the convicted sex offender.
PPE Medpro wound up, government loses £148m
A company linked to Baroness Michelle Mone has been liquidated, leaving taxpayers unlikely to recover £148m owed for faulty PPE. Read the full investigation.
Trump Announces $1,776 'Warrior Dividend' for Troops
President Donald Trump has pledged a $1,776 'warrior dividend' for US military personnel before Christmas. Discover the details and the funding questions surrounding this $2.6bn pledge.
Russian guards cross into Estonia on hovercraft
Estonia accuses Russian border guards of illegally crossing NATO territory via the Narva River. The incident raises tensions amid warnings of Russian aggression in Europe. Read the full report.
Farage: UK a 'Banana Republic' Over Election Delays
Nigel Farage accuses Labour and Tory councils of 'colluding' to postpone local elections for millions until 2027. Read the full story on the democratic row.
Badenoch: No Hope, No Fight for UK Youth
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch rules out compulsory national service, saying young people need jobs and hope to believe in Britain. Unveils £50bn defence fund plan.
How US communities organise against Trump's ICE raids
As Trump's mass deportation drive detains 65,000, ordinary Americans use encrypted apps, whistle alerts and grocery runs to fight back. Discover the grassroots resistance.
How to talk to grandchildren with different political views
An advice columnist explores the emotional roots of political differences. Discover how shared experience, not just debate, can foster family respect across generations.
Ex-Mayor's epilepsy claims in bracelet ad scrutinised
An investigation found no evidence for Troy Thompson's epilepsy diagnosis, which he cited endorsing a bracelet sold by a partner's business. Read the full exclusive report.
Texas 'Antifa Cell' Faces Unprecedented Terrorism Charges
The US Department of Justice's landmark prosecution of Texas protesters as a domestic terror cell raises alarm over civil liberties and the criminalisation of dissent. Explore the complex case details.
Enigma Codebreaker Ruth Bourne Dies Aged 98
Ruth Bourne, a wartime codebreaker who worked with Alan Turing to crack the Enigma cipher at Bletchley Park, has died at 98. Discover her remarkable story and legacy.
Newsom Trolls Trump Over 'Presidential Walk of Fame'
California Governor Gavin Newsom slams Donald Trump's controversial 'Presidential Walk of Fame' plaques, linking them to rising inflation and unemployment. Read the full story.
Thailand-Cambodia Border Conflict: A Century-Old Dispute
A deep dive into the complex Thailand-Cambodia border conflict, reignited in 2025. Explore the roles of colonial maps, nationalism, and global politics. Read our full video analysis.
Government bans AI nudification tools to tackle deepfake abuse
New laws will ban AI tools that create fake nude images without consent, as part of a strategy aiming to halve violence against women and girls in a decade. Read the full plan.
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