Farage demands BBC apology over racism allegations
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage demands an apology from the BBC for 'double standards' after facing racism allegations. Watch the fiery press conference here.
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Dinosaur Dumps Rubbish in Southend Wheelie Bin Row
A fly-tipper in a purple T-Rex costume was caught on camera dumping bin bags in Southend, avoiding a £400 fine. The bizarre incident highlights local fury over a controversial new wheelie bin system.
Major Gaps in UK Migration Statistics Revealed
A new report exposes critical gaps in UK migration data, leaving ministers unable to track illegal migrants or human rights claims. Discover the findings and the government's new reforms.
Eurovision boycott grows as Spain and others threaten exit
Spain, Ireland, the Netherlands and Slovenia will boycott Eurovision 2026 unless Israel is excluded, sparking a major crisis for the contest. As the BBC faces pressure to follow, we ask: can the event survive?
Arrest Warrant for Sheikh Hasina's Son in Bangladesh
A Bangladeshi tribunal has issued an arrest warrant for Sajeeb Wazed, son of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina, on crimes against humanity charges. Read the latest on the tribunal's rulings and political fallout.
Russia Reports Progress on Ukraine Peace Talks with US
Kremlin aide says Russia and US are advancing in Ukraine peace negotiations. Putin reiterates demands for Donbas withdrawal as he meets Indian PM Modi. Read the latest diplomatic developments.
Labour's facial recognition plans raise data misuse fears
Labour's expansion of live facial recognition technology risks putting sensitive biometric data in the wrong hands, threatening public trust and civil liberties. Read the urgent warnings.
Starmer's Child Poverty Plan Meets Farage Criticism
Keir Starmer unveils Labour's strategy to tackle child poverty, while Nigel Farage attacks the government's record. Get the latest political analysis and reactions.
UK launches new 'Living Heritage' register
Communities across the UK are urged to nominate cherished traditions for a new national 'living heritage' inventory, aiming to safeguard cultural practices for future generations.
Labour's child poverty plan targets 550,000 children
The government unveils its long-awaited child poverty strategy, pledging to scrap the two-child benefit cap and improve housing. Critics argue the plan lacks ambitious, binding targets for real change.
Starmer: Sarwar's 'fingerprints all over' Scottish Budget
PM Keir Starmer told Scottish Labour members that Anas Sarwar's influence shaped the Budget. The SNP seized on the remarks to link Sarwar to contentious policies like the windfall tax.
Irish marriage annulled over undisclosed gender transition
A judge in Ireland has voided a marriage, ruling the husband's consent was invalid as he was unaware his spouse intended to transition. Discover the legal precedent and its UK implications.
Reform's mayoral hopes hit as Labour delays elections
Analysis reveals Reform UK was poised to win four new mayoralties before the government postponed the elections to 2028, sparking accusations of 'cancelling democracy'. Read the full story.
Holocaust survivors call on Farage to apologise
A group of Holocaust survivors have urged Reform UK leader Nigel Farage to address allegations of antisemitic abuse during his time at Dulwich College. They call for honesty and a clear apology.
Delivery driver deportations rise in UK crackdown
Dozens of delivery riders are being deported after a major UK immigration operation. Read about the 171 arrests and new laws targeting illegal work.
Abe's killer apologises to widow in Japanese court
Tetsuya Yamagami, who assassinated Japan's ex-PM Shinzo Abe, has apologised to his widow. Read the latest from the high-profile trial.
Liz Truss YouTube show faces brutal public indifference
Liz Truss launches 'The Liz Truss Show' on YouTube, claiming a 'counter revolution' against the 'deep state'. New YouGov polls reveal just 4% of the public are very interested in her views.
Dozens of delivery drivers face deportation after UK crackdown
UK immigration enforcement arrested 171 gig economy workers last month, with 60 facing removal. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood leads a major push against illegal working.
Holocaust survivors demand truth from Farage over Hitler comments
Nine Holocaust survivors have written to Nigel Farage demanding he address allegations he told classmates 'Hitler was right'. They call for honesty and moral responsibility.
Four Countries Boycott Eurovision Over Israel Inclusion
Eurovision 2026 faces a major boycott as four countries withdraw over Israel's participation. Plus, US strikes, UK weather warnings, and global travel chaos.
Four countries boycott Eurovision 2026 over Israel inclusion
Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands and Slovenia will boycott Eurovision 2026 over Israel's participation. The BBC supports the EBU's decision, calling for inclusivity.
Eurovision in historic crisis over Israel participation
Eurovision's 70th anniversary faces its most serious crisis as multiple countries boycott over Israel's inclusion. Experts warn of unprecedented political discord overshadowing the music contest. Read the full story.
Eurovision boycott grows over Israel's inclusion
The Eurovision Song Contest faces a mounting boycott as Belgium and Iceland consider joining four nations in withdrawing over Israel's participation. The EBU's decision sparks a major rift.
60 delivery riders to be deported from UK in illegal work crackdown
Around 60 delivery riders are being deported after a Home Office enforcement drive against illegal working. The operation saw 171 arrests last month as ministers target the gig economy.
Eurovision 2026 boycott over Israel confirmed
Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands, and Slovenia withdraw from the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna following the EBU's decision to include Israel. Discover the events that led to this major diplomatic and cultural split.
MP Uses Biscuits to Explain UK Debt, Gets 3.3M Views
Glasgow South MP Gordon McKee's video explaining the UK's debt-to-GDP ratio with custard creams and bourbons went viral, signalling a major shift in political communication. Discover how Labour is embracing digital campaigning.
Holocaust survivors call on Farage to apologise
A group of 11 Holocaust survivors have written an open letter urging Reform UK leader Nigel Farage to tell the truth and apologise for alleged antisemitic comments made at Dulwich College. Read their powerful plea.
Kennedy heir's campaign manager quits weeks into bid
Jack Schlossberg's run for Congress hits early turbulence as his campaign manager departs. The Kennedy grandson faces a crowded field in New York's 12th district.
US raid kills Syrian undercover agent in error
A US-led operation in Syria killed a man working undercover against IS, highlighting intelligence failures amid shifting alliances. Discover the complex security implications.
Putin 'Morally Responsible' for Salisbury Novichok Death
A major inquiry finds Vladimir Putin authorised the Salisbury novichok attack. Read the full report on the reckless act that killed Dawn Sturgess and the UK's response.
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