Mother's Plea to Swinney for Grooming Gang Inquiry
A mother demands a public inquiry into Scotland's grooming gangs scandal after her daughter's abuse. She warns First Minister John Swinney she will be a 'thorn in his side' until justice is served.
Category : Politics
Marjorie Taylor Greene Engaged to Reporter Brian Glenn
US Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is engaged to White House correspondent Brian Glenn. The couple announced the news via social media on Monday. Read the full story here.
Greens Senator confronted at Bondi vigil over anti-Semitism
Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi faced furious hecklers at a vigil for the Bondi Beach massacre victims, accused of fuelling anti-Semitism. Read the full report on the tragic attack and political fallout.
Trump uses national security claim for White House ballroom
The Trump administration argues a new White House ballroom is a matter of national security to bypass reviews. Historic preservationists have filed a lawsuit to halt the controversial project.
Defence Chief: UK Must Prepare for Dangerous World
The head of the UK military warns that more Britons must be ready to fight and work in defence as the threat from Russia increases. Read his stark assessment.
Trump condemned for comments on Rob Reiner's death
US President Donald Trump faces widespread condemnation for suggesting the murder of filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife was politically motivated. Read the full story and reactions.
Ukraine Peace Talks in Berlin: Outcomes and Next Steps
US-led talks in Berlin focused on security guarantees for Ukraine. While progress was made on European troop support and reconstruction, key issues like occupied territories remain unresolved. Read the full analysis.
Trump to Sue BBC Over Doctored Panorama Speech
Donald Trump vows to file a £760m libel lawsuit against the BBC within 24 hours, alleging the broadcaster doctored his 2021 Capitol speech. The corporation apologised but refused compensation.
Trump Files Defamation Lawsuit Against BBC Over Panorama
Donald Trump announces a defamation lawsuit against the BBC, alleging AI was used to edit his January 6 speech. The scandal has already led to senior resignations. Read the latest.
Europe's Berlin Summit Sets Ukraine Peace Conditions
European leaders outline six commitments for a Ukraine peace deal, including an 800,000-strong military and EU accession. US offers security guarantees. Read the full details.
UK Aid Diverted to Hamas, Houthis, Boko Haram
A shocking report reveals UK cash aid, up to £300m annually, is being siphoned by terror groups in conflict zones. Read the full investigation and demand transparency now.
Daughter's plea for Jimmy Lai's freedom after conviction
Claire Lai says her father, the jailed Hong Kong media mogul, would focus on faith and family, not activism, if freed. His health is failing after years in solitary confinement.
Cruz Threatens Shutdown Over Military Flight Rules
US Senator Ted Cruz vows to block government funding unless Congress tightens military aviation safety rules, following a deadly Washington D.C. crash that killed 67. Read the full story.
Trump to Sue BBC for Defamation Over Panorama Edit
US President Donald Trump announces a defamation lawsuit against the BBC, alleging the broadcaster misrepresented his 6 January speech. Full story on the legal clash and resignations.
Trump to Sue BBC Over Edited Panorama Speech
Former US President Donald Trump has announced he will file a lawsuit against the BBC within hours, alleging the broadcaster misrepresented his speech in a Panorama documentary. Follow the latest developments.
UK summons Chinese envoy over Jimmy Lai Hong Kong verdict
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper demands the immediate release of British citizen Jimmy Lai after his conviction under Hong Kong's national security law, calling the prosecution politically motivated.
Trump declares fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction
President Trump signs an executive order designating the opioid fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction, escalating rhetoric against Venezuela. Read the full analysis.
UK must ready 'sons and daughters' for Russia war, warns top general
Britain's top military chief warns the public must prepare for potential conflict with Russia, calling for a 'whole of nation response'. Read his stark message on national readiness.
Corrections: Christchurch Date, EHRC Scope Clarified
The Guardian corrects the date of the Christchurch massacre and clarifies the remit of the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Read the full corrections list and learn how to submit a complaint.
BBC licence fee crisis as Labour plans radical rescue
The BBC faces an existential crisis as licence fee payments plummet. The Labour government is now exploring radical funding alternatives, from subscriptions to wealth-based charges, to save the struggling broadcaster.
SNP 'hypocrisy' over BBC row and Justice Secretary defence
SNP ministers face accusations of double standards for demanding a BBC correction while defending Justice Secretary Angela Constance ahead of a no confidence vote. Read the full story.
Reform UK to cut 68,500 civil service jobs if elected
Reform UK unveils radical plan to slash 68,500 civil service posts, saving taxpayers £5.2bn a year. Party vows to end 'woke' policies and 'bloat' if Nigel Farage becomes PM. Read the full details.
Ukraine hits Russian submarine in Black Sea drone attack
Ukrainian forces disabled a Russian Kilo-class submarine in a historic underwater drone strike at Novorossiysk. Read the full analysis of this naval turning point.
UK summons Chinese envoy over Jimmy Lai Hong Kong verdict
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper demands the immediate release of British citizen Jimmy Lai after his conviction under Hong Kong's national security law. The UK government condemns the 'political' trial.
Starmer, EU leaders set six-point Ukraine peace commitments
Keir Starmer joins European leaders in Berlin to outline six major commitments for a future Ukraine peace deal, including a 800,000-strong military and EU accession support. Read the full details.
Strictly Come Dancing could relocate to Salford
BBC bosses are considering moving Strictly Come Dancing to Salford's MediaCityUK in a bid to break from recent scandals. The plan includes new hosts and production staff. Read the full story.
UK summons Chinese ambassador over Jimmy Lai conviction
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper summoned China's ambassador to condemn the guilty verdict for British citizen Jimmy Lai. The UK demands his immediate release and repeal of Hong Kong's security law.
Ex-Councillor Jailed for Stealing £150k from Charity
Sean McKiernan, a former Fine Gael councillor, has been sentenced to prison for stealing £150,000 from a mental health charity to fund male escorts and crystal meth. Read the shocking details of this breach of trust.
Uyghur camp journalist faces removal from US
Guan Heng, who filmed alleged human rights violations in Xinjiang, was detained by ICE in August and could be deported. His lawyer warns he risks persecution in China.
Turkey Shoots Down Drone Near Black Sea Coast
Turkish F-16s intercept and destroy an unmanned aerial vehicle approaching from the Black Sea. The incident follows recent attacks on tankers and heightened fears of the Ukraine war spreading. Read the latest developments.
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