Trump Defends Controversial Activist's Role in Campaign
Right-wing activist Laura Loomer's growing influence in Donald Trump's campaign sparks concern. Trump defends her presence despite her history of controversial statements and conspiracy theories.
Biden Silences British Reporter Before Starmer Meeting
President Biden reprimanded a British journalist for interrupting before a meeting with Sir Keir Starmer. The leaders discussed Ukraine and Gaza, with Biden later expressing his negative view of Putin.
US Labels Russia Today as Covert Intelligence Arm, Issues Sanctions
US Secretary of State warns allies about Russia Today's role in intelligence operations and influence campaigns. Sanctions imposed on RT-linked entities amid concerns over election interference.
Biden Imposes High Tariffs on Chinese Goods, Echoing Trump's Policies
President Biden implements steep tariffs on Chinese imports, despite previous criticism from VP Harris. The move aligns with Trump-era policies, highlighting bipartisan concerns about China's economic influence.
Starmer Defends Controversial Pension Cut to Fund NHS Reform
UK Labour leader Keir Starmer justifies scrapping winter fuel allowance for millions to address NHS funding gap. Decision sparks debate on pensioner benefits and healthcare reform.
Trump Pledges Mass Deportations, Criticizes Harris on Immigration
Former President Trump announces plans for large-scale deportations from specific cities, while criticizing Vice President Harris's record on immigration and crime. Controversial claims about migrants spark debate.
Winter Fuel Payment Cuts: Millions of Pensioners Affected
Recent changes to winter fuel payments will impact 7 out of 10 disabled pensioners and millions of elderly individuals. Government transparency questioned as details emerge via Freedom of Information request.
The Twilight of Junk Food Mascots: A Bittersweet Farewell
As the UK government plans to restrict junk food advertising, iconic mascots face an uncertain future. Health experts welcome the change, but it marks the end of an era for these colorful characters.
Pope Francis Urges US Catholics to Choose 'Lesser Evil' in Upcoming Election
Pope Francis criticizes both major US presidential candidates on key issues, advising Catholic voters to make a conscientious choice. He emphasizes the importance of voting in the upcoming election.
Bake Off's Prue Leith, 84, Stuns in Latex at Eco-Fashion Show
Dame Prue Leith surprises in latex at Vin + Omi's London Fashion Week show. The eco-designers celebrate 20 years of sustainable fashion, featuring royal collaborations and anti-war themes.
UK-US Talks End Without Long-Range Missile Decision for Ukraine
Sir Keir Starmer's Washington visit concludes without agreement on Ukraine's use of long-range missiles against Russia. Zelensky's request faces ongoing deliberation amid geopolitical tensions.
UK Mulls Australian-Style Social Media Ban for Young Users
British officials consider Australia's social media age restrictions as potential model. Technology Secretary Peter Kyle expresses interest in measures to protect vulnerable youth from online harms.
Teacher Banned: Past Child Exploitation Conviction Uncovered
A primary school teacher in London has been barred from teaching after her past conviction for child exploitation was revealed. The case highlights issues in background checks and child safeguarding in schools.
UK Survey Reveals Limited Seafood Preferences Despite Island Nation Status
A recent survey exposes British consumers' narrow seafood choices and lack of fish knowledge. Despite being an island nation, many Britons stick to familiar options, with 40% preferring battered or breaded fish.
Trump Launches Swift-Inspired Merchandise Amid Singer's Harris Endorsement
Former President Trump releases t-shirts mimicking Taylor Swift's tour merchandise following her endorsement of Kamala Harris. Swift cites concerns over AI-generated misinformation as a factor in her decision.
Noel Fielding's Emotional Journey on Great British Bake Off
Noel Fielding reveals his unexpected emotional connection with Bake Off contestants and his longevity on the show. He teases an exceptional upcoming series with talented young bakers.
Seven Jailed in Rotherham for Child Sexual Abuse in Operation Stovewood
Seven men have been sentenced for sexually abusing two girls in Rotherham between 2003 and 2008. This is the latest conviction under Operation Stovewood, the UK's largest law enforcement action against child sexual exploitation.
UK Faces Long-Term Challenge in Addressing Worklessness Crisis
Lord Rose warns of a prolonged worklessness crisis in Britain, calling for benefits system reform and increased productivity. The issue is complex, involving long-term sickness, youth unemployment, and mental health concerns.
37 Sentenced to Death in Congo for Alleged Coup Attempt
A British plumber and three Americans are among those facing execution in the Democratic Republic of Congo following a controversial military tribunal. The case has raised international concerns.
Venomous Snake Influencer's Near-Fatal Bite Sparks Controversy
A social media snake handler's critical injury from an inland taipan bite has ignited debate on the dangers of free-handling venomous reptiles. Experts condemn the practice as reckless and ego-driven.
British Political Figures Share Quirky Anecdotes and Observations
From past restaurant jobs to biscuit choices in food parcels, British politicians and media personalities offer amusing insights into their lives and careers. A light-hearted look at UK politics.
Lib Dems Face Backlash Over Religious Views Stance in Candidate Selection
Liberal Democrats defend deselection of candidate over religious beliefs, sparking debate on party values and religious freedom. Former Archbishop criticizes stance as potentially exclusionary.
Pianist Jailed for Violent Attack on Partner After Rejected Advances
A 38-year-old pianist has been sentenced to seven years in prison for a brutal assault on her partner involving bleach and a knife. The attack occurred after the victim refused her sexual advances.
Teacher Acquitted in Controversial 'Coconut' Placard Case
A UK teacher was found not guilty of racial offense for a placard depicting politicians as coconuts. The case sparked debate on free speech and political satire limits.
Graham Brady's "Kingmaker": Unveiling Tory Leadership Secrets
Graham Brady's autobiography reveals insider insights on five Conservative prime ministers, offering candid perspectives on their leadership styles, decision-making, and the tumultuous events that shaped recent UK politics.
Jenrick Pledges to Lift Grammar School Ban if Elected Tory Leader
Robert Jenrick, leading Tory leadership candidate, promises to end the ban on new grammar schools if elected. The controversial policy has long been debated within the Conservative Party.
Austrian Woman Convicted in Fatal COVID-19 Transmission Case
A 54-year-old Austrian woman has been found guilty of causing her neighbor's death by transmitting COVID-19. The case highlights the legal consequences of violating pandemic-related health measures.
Royal Navy Shadows Russian Sub in Channel Amid UK-Russia Tensions
Royal Navy frigate HMS Iron Duke monitored a Russian submarine in the English Channel, while RAF intercepted Russian aircraft. These operations highlight UK's vigilance amid strained relations with Russia.
Conservative Party Secrets Unveiled in Former 1922 Committee Chair's Memoir
Graham Brady's autobiography exposes backroom tensions and leadership struggles within the Conservative Party over the past decade, revealing insights into prime ministerial departures and policy conflicts.
Senior UK Police Officer Caught Drink Driving, Faces Legal Action
A high-ranking police officer in Dorset, previously responsible for professional standards, has been caught driving while heavily intoxicated. He now faces legal consequences and disciplinary action.