Japan protests Chinese jet radar lock near Okinawa
Japan lodges a formal protest after a Chinese J-15 fighter from the Liaoning carrier locks radar on Japanese F-15s. Defence Minister Koizumi calls it a 'dangerous act'. Read the latest.
Category : Politics
Unite union mulls historic split from Labour Party
Labour's largest trade union backer, Unite, is reportedly discussing a formal split from the party, threatening Sir Keir Starmer's leadership and funding. Read the full story.
MPs could claim £30k+ for London pads after commute complaints
MPs with constituencies just 35 minutes from Westminster may soon claim over £30,000 a year for London accommodation, a move sparking fresh expenses row fears. Read the full story.
Lammy accused of misusing rape case figures for jury reforms
Justice Secretary David Lammy faces a major backlash from senior barristers and Labour MPs over his plans to slash jury trials, accused of misrepresenting data on rape case collapses. Discover the brewing rebellion and potential barrister strikes.
Leading Tory Peer and Donor Defects to Reform UK
Baron Malcolm Offord, a Conservative peer and major donor, joins Reform UK and will stand for the Scottish Parliament, denting Tory morale. Read the full story.
MSNBC Interview Derailed by Congressman's Muted Mic
A live MSNBC segment with Rev. Al Sharpton was thrown into chaos when Congressman Gabe Amo's microphone failed. The incident preceded his condemnation of Donald Trump's inflammatory remarks about Somali immigrants. Read the full story.
Trump 'tires' of Hegseth controversies, report claims
President Trump is reportedly growing weary of scandals surrounding Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, no longer defending him when insiders question his competence. Discover the details of the Pentagon's 'double-tap' strike and internal White House tensions
Andrew's £3.1m Royal Rent Scandal Exposed
An investigation reveals the Duke of York paid a 'peppercorn rent' of £1,600 a month for a lavish St James's Palace apartment for his daughters, saving millions. MPs are now probing all royal property deals.
Clooney's Muslim Brotherhood Joke Sparks Outrage
A throwaway remark by George Clooney from 2021 about wife Amal's work has resurfaced, causing a scandal in the Arab world. Discover the full story and the couple's response.
Albanese defends $100k UN trip for minister
PM Anthony Albanese justifies a $100,000 New York trip for Communications Minister Anika Wells to rally global support for Australia's social media ban for under-16s, as her travel expenses face intense scrutiny.
Trump and CNN's Collins clash over $300m ballroom funding
Donald Trump labelled CNN's Kaitlan Collins 'stupid and nasty' after she questioned the rising cost of his privately funded White House ballroom. She hit back with a six-word retort. Read the full exchange.
WWII Arctic Convoy Sailors' Horrific Soviet Hospital Ordeal
Chilling memoirs reveal the medieval medical horrors endured by wounded British seamen in Soviet field hospitals during WWII's Arctic convoys. A story of survival against all odds.
Starmer's Farage Attack Backfires as His Radical Past Exposed
Keir Starmer's criticism of Nigel Farage over alleged school comments has drawn scrutiny to his own youth, including links to a hard-Left magazine and a KGB-linked work camp. Read the full investigation.
Trump hosts Kennedy Center honorees for Oval Office medal ceremony
Donald Trump presented redesigned medals to Sylvester Stallone, Kiss, and George Strait in the Oval Office ahead of the Kennedy Center Honors. The president will host the broadcast, a first for a sitting US leader.
Secret Missile Attack on Thatcher's Plane Revealed
Declassified files expose a hidden 1989 missile attack on Margaret Thatcher's RAF plane over Mozambique, covered up for decades. Discover the full story of the Iron Lady's near-miss.
Australian Politics 2025: A Year in Review
From a federal election to leadership changes and memorable political stunts, revisit the key moments that defined a turbulent year in Australian politics. Explore the gallery now.
David Shoebridge: From corporate lawyer to Greens warrior
How a lift journey sparked a political transformation. Discover the story of Greens Senator David Shoebridge, the former Labor member turned formidable crossbencher praised by Liberal rivals.
Wests Tigers chair's social media activity under fire
The crisis at Wests Tigers deepens as board chair Dennis Burgess faces scrutiny over his Instagram account following hundreds of adult pages. The NRL threatens to intervene.
Trump blames Democrats for Charlotte stabbing by migrant
Former President Trump accuses Democrats of 'destroying' Charlotte after a stabbing by a previously deported migrant. Read the latest on the crime and immigration debate.
Starmer offers Rayner Cabinet job amid leadership fears
Sir Keir Starmer is reportedly trying to bring Angela Rayner back into Cabinet to counter a potential leadership challenge. Discover the internal Labour power struggles and what's next.
Mediators: Israeli Withdrawal Crucial for Gaza Peace Deal
Qatar and Egypt, key Gaza ceasefire mediators, urge a full Israeli troop withdrawal and deployment of an international force to secure the fragile peace plan's next phase. Read the latest developments.
Ex-SAS soldier dies after suing CNN over ISIS fume exposure
Adam Dobby, 54, has died from heart and lung failure after launching a High Court case against CNN. The former soldier claimed toxic fumes from ISIS oil fires damaged his health. Read the full story.
Ex-BNP boss tells nationalists to join Army for 'civil war'
Former BNP chairman Nick Griffin has called on British nationalists to enlist in the Army Reserve to gain military training ahead of a predicted 'civil war'. Read the exclusive report.
Final SIGAR report: $7.1bn US gear left for Taliban
A damning final report from the US watchdog SIGAR details how $7.1bn in taxpayer-funded weapons and equipment was abandoned in Afghanistan, now forming the Taliban's security core. Read the full investigation.
Iceland's Richard Walker set to become Labour peer
Sir Keir Starmer appoints former Conservative donor Richard Walker to the House of Lords. The Iceland chairman is a cost-of-living champion. Read the full story.
US Navy Strike Survivors 'Waving' Before Second Hit
New claims suggest survivors of a US military strike were waving before a fatal follow-up attack, sparking war crime allegations and a Congressional probe. Read the full investigation.
Russia's WW3 threat maps 23 UK defence sites as targets
A senior Russian official has posted a map of 23 UK defence sites, implying they are missile targets, escalating tensions after former defence secretary Ben Wallace's comments on Crimea. Explore the chilling details.
Afghan Attack Suspects Served at Same Kandahar Base
Two Afghan men charged in separate US attacks—a National Guard shooting and a bomb threat—reportedly served at the same counterterrorism base in Kandahar. Both entered the US under Operation Allies Welcome. Read the full investigation.
Newsom mocked for sitting, clashes with Berry over menopause bill
California Governor Gavin Newsom hit back at online trolls criticising his sitting posture with an AI image, while actress Halle Berry accused him of 'devaluing' women over a vetoed bill. Discover the full story.
Trump calls CNN's Kaitlan Collins 'stupid and nasty'
Donald Trump criticised CNN's Kaitlan Collins for questioning the increased budget for his privately-funded White House ballroom, now costing $300 million. Read the full story.
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