Trump's Chief of Staff Slams Vanity Fair 'Hit Piece'
Susie Wiles, Donald Trump's chief of staff, has fiercely criticised a Vanity Fair article based on her interview, calling it a 'disingenuously framed hit piece'. Read her full response.
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Graham Links Australia Shooting to US Leaders, Criticises Gun Laws
US Senator Lindsey Graham has controversially linked the Bondi Beach attack to policies of Biden and Obama, while criticising Australia's strict gun control. Read the full story.
Chinook crash relatives have 'constructive' meeting with ministers
Relatives of the 1994 RAF Chinook crash victims met ministers, calling for a public inquiry. The government commits to further engagement as questions remain unanswered.
FBI Chief Slammed for Podcast as Brown University Shooter Hunt Continues
FBI Director Kash Patel faces backlash for a podcast appearance with his girlfriend while the search for the Brown University shooter enters day four. Read the full story.
A Month Trying to Smile Like Zohran Mamdani
Columnist Arwa Mahdawi spent a month trying to emulate the constant smile of New York mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, exploring the politics of emotion and why joy can be an act of resistance. Discover her findings.
Brexit adds 'new dimension' to Channel crossings
MPs told Brexit is 'part of the narrative' for migrants crossing the Channel, as the UK lost a key returns agreement with the EU. Read the full analysis.
Cooper defends UK against Trump's 'decaying Europe' remarks
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper rejects Donald Trump's vision of a declining Europe, championing Britain's strong, diverse communities and centuries of civilisation. Read her full rebuke here.
German Special Forces Arrest Armed Syrian Teen in Dawn Raid
German SEK special forces used a military-style assault vehicle to arrest a 16-year-old Syrian boy wanted for serious robbery. The raid comes amid scrutiny of crime statistics involving migrants. Read the full report.
Welsh soldier Bryn Jenkins found hanged at home, inquest hears
Lance Corporal Bryn Jenkins, a 24-year-old sniper with the Royal Welsh Regiment, was found dead in his garage while on leave. Tributes pour in for the 'highly capable soldier'.
Court: UK unlawfully detained asylum seekers on Diego Garcia
Appeal court judges reject commissioner's challenge, upholding ruling that Tamil asylum seekers were unlawfully held for three years in 'hell on Earth' conditions. The UK now faces millions in damages.
Russians Stage Rare Protest Against Church for Soldiers
Residents in a Russian city have made a direct appeal to President Putin to stop a church honouring soldiers being built in a park. The rare protest has sparked a fierce debate.
Trump Chief of Staff Blasts Bondi on Epstein Case Handling
Susie Wiles, a top Trump aide, has publicly criticised former Attorney General Pam Bondi for her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case, calling a binder handout 'nothingness'. Discover the details and the impending DOJ file release.
Reform UK deputy leader refuses to condemn 'go home' comment
Reform UK's Richard Tice declines to condemn a mayoral candidate who told David Lammy to 'go home to the Caribbean'. The party faces scrutiny over its stance on racist remarks. Read the full story.
GB News Presenter Apologises Over False Doria Ragland Claim
GB News presenter Carole Malone has issued a public apology to Doria Ragland after falsely claiming Meghan Markle's mother served time in prison. The on-air correction follows a baseless conspiracy theory.
Burnham's Commons Return Blocked by Labour Gender Rules
Andy Burnham's hopes of a dramatic return to Parliament to challenge Keir Starmer face a major hurdle due to Labour's strict gender balance rules. Read the full story on the internal party clash.
Susie Wiles: Trump has 'alcoholic's personality'
Donald Trump's chief of staff Susie Wiles gives a bombshell interview, comparing the president's mindset to an alcoholic's and revealing the ultimatum that shaped his 2016 Florida win.
Bristol to Place Van Dweller Sites in Wealthy Neighbourhoods
Bristol's Green-led council plans 250 temporary pitches for vehicle dwellers in affluent areas, aiming for equity. The move follows controversy over vans on the Downs. Read the full story.
Epstein Files Set for Release After Trump U-Turn
The long-awaited Jeffrey Epstein files are due for release after President Trump signed a bill forcing disclosure. Discover the political battle and key dates.
Trump's 9 Unhinged Moves Spark Reiner Backlash
Donald Trump faces GOP fury over comments on Rob Reiner's murder, files a $10bn lawsuit against the BBC, and quotes Liz Truss. Full analysis of his latest controversies.
Trump sues BBC for $10bn in defamation claim
Donald Trump files a $10bn defamation lawsuit against the BBC, turning a media dispute into a potential diplomatic tool against the UK government. Read the full analysis.
Andrew stripped of final Royal Navy title by King Charles
The Ministry of Defence confirms Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's honorary Vice-Admiral rank has been removed, following a request from the King. Discover the full story.
State pension tax break to save claimants £190+
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirms new policy shielding state pensioners from income tax. Find out how much you could save from 2027.
White House Chief's Bombshell Claims on Trump's 'Alcoholic' Personality
Susie Wiles, Donald Trump's Chief of Staff, reveals stunning White House details, comparing the president's personality to that of an alcoholic. Read the full explosive report.
PM Starmer silent on Trump's $10bn BBC lawsuit
Keir Starmer has not urged Donald Trump to drop his $10bn lawsuit against the BBC over a Panorama edit. The broadcaster faces huge potential costs as the PM's spokesman defends an 'independent BBC'.
EU Leaders: Eastern Flank Defence is Immediate Priority
Eight EU leaders meeting in Helsinki have declared defending Europe's eastern flank an immediate priority against the enduring Russian threat. Read the full declaration.
UK Inquiry into Foreign Political Interference Launched
The UK government has announced an independent review into foreign financial interference in politics, following the jailing of ex-Reform UK politician Nathan Gill for taking pro-Kremlin bribes. Discover the details.
Reform politician jailed for Russian bribes sparks probe
Keir Starmer orders investigation into foreign political interference after ex-Reform UK Wales leader Nathan Gill gets 10.5 years for taking Russian bribes. Follow the latest.
Thames Water scraps £2.5m boss bonuses after outcry
Thames Water has deferred controversial £2.46m retention bonuses for 21 executives following political pressure. Read the latest on the debt-laden utility's crisis.
Influencer killed in Porsche crash, driver flees
Popular life coach Aline Dalmolin died after a high-speed Porsche crash in Brazil. The driver, allegedly drunk, fled the scene unharmed before being arrested. Read the full story.
Reform's Tice won't condemn 'go home' remark to Lammy
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice refused to condemn a mayoral candidate who told David Lammy to 'go home' to the Caribbean. Labour demands action amid racism row.
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