BBC sued by Trump for $10bn as licence fee future in doubt
Donald Trump sues the BBC for $10bn as Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy launches consultation on the broadcaster's future funding. Could a subscription model save the BBC?
Category : Politics
Eve Jobs' £5m Wedding Leads to High Court Legal Action
The multi-million pound Cotswolds wedding of Steve Jobs' daughter Eve to Olympian Harry Charles faces a High Court claim for breach of contract. Discover the exclusive details.
US-EU Peacekeeper Plan for Ukraine Revealed
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz details a potential US-EU security guarantee for Ukraine, involving peacekeepers to repel Russian forces post-ceasefire. Zelenskyy indicates peace deal talks are nearing completion. Read the latest developments.
GOP revolt over healthcare subsidies risks 20m insurance losses
Republicans in swing districts revolt against Speaker Mike Johnson to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits, risking 20 million Americans' insurance. A political standoff ensues as the deadline nears.
Trump Brands Venezuela a Terrorist State, Blocks Oil
Donald Trump designates Venezuela's leadership a foreign terrorist organisation and enacts a full naval blockade on its oil tankers. Read the latest on this major escalation.
BBC to fight Trump's £7.5bn lawsuit over edited clip
The BBC vows to defend against Donald Trump's $10bn defamation suit over a doctored Panorama clip, despite warnings legal costs could hit £75m. Explore the high-stakes legal battle.
World Cup Nations Added to Trump Travel Ban
President Trump's expanded travel restrictions now include 2026 World Cup participants Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire, raising questions for fans. Discover the exemptions and potential impacts.
Newsom's New Website Tracks Trump's 'Criminal Cronies'
California Governor Gavin Newsom unveils a website detailing criminal records of Trump allies. As California crime falls, Newsom labels Trump 'Criminal in Chief'. Read the full story.
Hegseth and Kelly Clash in Classified Venezuela Briefing
A classified US Senate briefing on Caribbean military strikes turned heated as Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth and Senator Mark Kelly clashed over transparency and legality. Read the full report.
Phone Theft Epidemic: Christmas Gifts at Risk
Labour faces accusations of complacency over the UK's phone theft crisis. With 230 mobiles stolen daily, a promised summit with tech giants like Apple has been delayed, leaving new Christmas presents vulnerable.
UK paratrooper killed in Ukraine to be repatriated
The body of Lance Corporal George Hooley, 28, will be returned to RAF Brize Norton. The Parachute Regiment soldier died in a tragic accident in Ukraine last week.
Israel blocks Canadian MPs from West Bank visit
Israel blocked a Canadian delegation with six MPs from entering the occupied West Bank, citing links to a banned NGO. Canada has lodged a formal protest over the treatment of its citizens.
Giuffre Memoir Sells 1M Copies, Fuels Prince Andrew Scandal
Virginia Roberts Giuffre's posthumous memoir sells over a million copies, intensifying pressure on Prince Andrew and calls for Epstein file releases. Read the full story.
US Coast Guard reclassifies swastika as 'potentially divisive'
The US Coast Guard's new policy downgrades the swastika from a hate symbol, causing alarm among politicians and historians. Read the full story on the controversial shift.
Smith: Trump's Reiner Remarks a Political Liability for GOP
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith warns Donald Trump's attacks on the late director Rob Reiner show a 'lack of decency' that will hurt Republicans. Read the full analysis.
Georgia Confederate store shuts in legal fight after owner's death
Wildman's Civil War Surplus Store in Kennesaw, known for racist items, closes amid a bitter trust dispute. A judge orders a forensic audit of the $1m estate. Read the full story.
Senators Block Nominations Over Epstein Files Secrecy
Two US Senators are halting all civilian nominations, accusing the Trump administration of failing to brief Congress on the Jeffrey Epstein files. Read the full story on the escalating political standoff.
Emergency Census Urged for 2026 Over Immigration Impact
Policy Exchange calls for an emergency 2026 census to assess the impact of 3.9 million new arrivals on UK social cohesion and public services. Read the full report and its recommendations.
Mexican Lawmakers Brawl in Congress Over Transparency
A session in Mexico City's Congress descended into a physical brawl between female lawmakers during a debate on scrapping the city's transparency agency. Witness the shocking footage and political fallout.
Germany issues 'we will retaliate' threat to Putin
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warns of retaliation against Russian aggression as Berlin talks yield progress on US-backed security guarantees for Ukraine. Read the latest.
FBI agent fired twice for conspiracy theories and threats
FBI Director Kash Patel has dismissed Steven Friend, a far-right agent, for the second time after he spread conspiracy theories and made veiled threats. Discover the full story behind this dramatic internal clash.
Trump Expands Travel Ban to Five More Countries
President Trump adds Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, South Sudan, and Syria to the US travel ban. Palestinian Authority documents are also fully restricted. Read the latest on tightened immigration policy.
HES Audit Reveals Governance Failures and Toxic Culture
A damning report exposes governance failures and a toxic culture at Historic Environment Scotland, with Culture Secretary Angus Robertson accused of inaction. Read the full details.
Outrage as TV Show Cuts Off Bondi Attack Lifeguard Tribute
Australians slam Channel Nine after 'A Current Affair' refused to let a lifeguard name heroes of the Bondi Beach attack. Read the full story of the broadcast blunder.
Senator Kelly: Pentagon Probe Aims to Chill Military Dissent
Arizona Senator Mark Kelly claims a Pentagon investigation into his remarks urging troops to refuse unlawful orders is an attempt to silence criticism. Read the latest on this political clash.
The Guardian publishes latest corrections and clarifications
The Guardian has released its latest corrections and clarifications column, addressing inaccuracies in recent reporting on UK politics, public figures, and events. Read the full details here.
Trump Announces Surprise National Address from White House
US President Donald Trump will give a surprise televised address from the White House, promising 'the best is yet to come'. Details remain secret.
Trump adds five countries to controversial travel ban
The US President extends his travel ban to 42 countries following a deadly shooting. Discover the full list of nations affected and the reasons behind the move.
Trump expands US travel ban to five more nations
President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation further restricting entry to the US for nationals from Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, South Sudan, and Syria. Discover the full implications.
Father given son's brain in bag by funeral home, suit says
A California funeral home is being sued after allegedly handing a grieving father his deceased son's brain in a biohazard bag when he asked for his clothing. The family is seeking justice.
Page 27 of 914