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UK military faces tough choices as defense cuts hit drone program
Court hears shocking details about Scottish highland shooting spree suspect
Russian military prepares new super-fast missile to target Ukraine's capital
British military cuts: Top weapons and ships heading to retirement
Literary prize sparks chain of unexpected refusals from winning authors
International bust: How police caught migrant smugglers moving hundreds across Europe
Police from seven countries worked together to catch smugglers who moved 750 people through Europe. The gang used complex routes through Belarus and the Balkans‚ charging thousands for illegal crossings
UK military faces massive cuts while Storm Shadow missiles hit Russian soil
British-made Storm Shadow missiles struck Russian territory for first time as Defence Secretary announces £500M in military cuts. The cuts affect major equipment programs across navy‚ army and air force
Teen dies in Laos: What happened at popular backpacker spot?
Four tourists lost their lives in Laos after suspected drink-spiking incident. Multiple travelers from different countries got sick after visiting bars in Vang Vieng tourist area
Public voices: Farmers push back on new tax rules while Putin's threats grow stronger
Multiple farmers share their worries about new inheritance tax changes that might harm UK agriculture future. Letters also touch on rising inflation Putinʼs nuclear hints and health-care system problems
Young Democrats plan big shake-up as party leaders refuse to step down
Democratic party faces internal pressure from Gen-Z members pushing for fresh leadership. Young activists target key positions ahead of upcoming elections as concerns grow about aging party heads
Democrats split over approach as Trump heads back to White House
After Trumps recent election win some Democrats change their stance on working with the next administration. Key figures show signs of cooperation while others maintain their hard-line opposition
London council's new pet rules make dog owners nervous about park walks
Tower Hamlets plans strict rules for dog walking in public spaces‚ including mandatory leash requirements and area restrictions. Local pet owners dont agree with councils harsh approach to solving dog-related issues
BBC's fact-checking unit faces questions over expert's hidden party ties
BBCs fact-checking department used a Labour-linked expert in their farm-tax analysis without clear disclosure. The broadcaster had to make quick changes to their online article after questions about experts background came up
UK govt threatens social media ban as funeral homes face inheritance tax shake-up
Government official warns tech firms about kids safety online with possible under-16 social media ban coming up. Meanwhile small funeral businesses worry about new tax rules impact
UK housing minister faces reality: Million-home promise harder than expected
Labourʼs housing target of 1. 5 million new homes hits unexpected roadblocks. Planning minister **Matthew Pennycook** admits challenges while defending governments commitment to solve housing issues
Ex-police ambassador reveals untold story behind sudden departure over BLM dispute
A former hate-crime ambassador tells how she lost her position after questioning BLM statements at police conference. Her story connects to recent investigation of well-known journalist
UK farm inheritance tax dispute: Government numbers dont add up for experts
A heated debate erupts over UK farm inheritance tax calculations with Treasury estimates differing from farming groups. Different counting methods show gap between 500 and 70000 affected farms
UK military faces tough choices as defense cuts hit drone program
British defense ministry plans to cut £500M from budget by removing key military equipment including main drone system. Decision comes while global security needs rapid military tech updates
Russian military prepares new super-fast missile to target Ukraine's capital
Western embassies in Kyiv closed their doors after getting info about possible air strikes. Despite Russiaʼs threats with new RS-26 missiles locals keep living their normal life
British military cuts: Top weapons and ships heading to retirement
Defence Secretary drops plans for six military projects to save money over next five years. Changes affect all branches of Armed Forces including drones ships and helicopters
Literary prize sparks chain of unexpected refusals from winning authors
Two writers make bold decisions about their prize money from UKʼs top non-fiction award. While one refuses the cash completely other decides to use it against the sponsor company
Myanmar leads world in deadly landmine toll as conflict gets worse
Latest report shows Myanmar topped global landmine casualties last year with over 1000 victims. Both military forces and opposition groups keep using these weapons as civil war continues
Scottish government explores foreign inmates transfer deal to fix prison issues
Scottish ministers start talks with UK officials about sending foreign criminals back to their home countries. The plan comes as part of wider efforts to deal with over-crowded prisons in Scotland
Shadow home secretary pushes for better legal shield for UK police officers
Police officers need better protection when making split-second decisions on duty. Shadow home secretary proposes new legal measures after recent high-profile cases made officers hesitant to act
Treasury minister's advice to farmers sparks massive Whitehall protest
More than 10000 farmers gathered in Whitehall to protest new inheritance tax rules on farms worth over £1 million. Treasury ministerʼs response to farmers concerns created extra tension in already heated situation
Putin sends exotic animals to North Korea while getting military support back
Moscow transferred dozens of wild animals to Pyongyang zoo as a sign of friendship between countries. This gift exchange happens while North Korea provides significant military assistance to Russia
MP raises concerns over police questioning of well-known journalist at home
Police officers showed up at Telegraph writers house to discuss social-media post but refused to give details. Labour MP brought this up during PMQs raising questions about police priorities
London bus loses its top: Two hurt in east-end tree collision
A double-decker bus hit a tree in Dagenham this morning causing its roof to come off. Emergency teams helped two passengers who needed hospital check-ups after the early-morning incident
Police officers face probe after tragic crash with mom-to-be in London
Two Met police officers under investigation after unmarked car collision took lives of pregnant woman and unborn baby in south-east London. Incident happened near Kidbrooke Park Road last month
First-time PM's world tour backfires as UK faces winter troubles
A newly-elected British PM chose global summits over local issues while UK faces economic slowdown. His fifteen international trips since summer have left domestic problems unaddressed
Police track down new suspects in massive Post Office computer mess-up
Met Police found two more people to look into for the Post-Office computer problem making it four suspects now. The case got bigger after tv-show made everyone talk about it earlier this year
Police commissioners cost taxpayers millions while crime rates stay low
Tax-funded Police and Crime Commissioners in England and Wales cost over £100M in just four years. Their effectiveness is questioned as local forces show low crime-solving rates and odd priority choices
New tax rules might force you to completely change your pension plans
Fresh inheritance-tax changes target pension funds and might cost families up to 90% in combined taxes. The governments plan to implement new rules in about 2 years needs more work due to technical issues
64-year-old woman faces charges after restaurant clash over Palestine clothing
A confrontation at Illinois restaurant leads to hate-crime charges against local resident. The incident involved physical altercation with a man wearing Palestine-themed clothing and his pregnant wife
British Covid investigation costs skyrocket to record-breaking numbers
UKʼs Covid-19 investigation spending reaches £124M with daily expenses of £150K. The final cost might hit £208M by mid-2026‚ making it Britainʼs priciest-ever public probe