Keir Starmer says state failures over Southport attacks ‘leap off the page’ as he vows ‘fundamental change’ to protect nation’s children: Live updates
Grandmother who lost her twin granddaughters in a horror car crash 10 month ago is dealt another crushing blow
Elon Musk announces DOGE’s first official act as Trump takes over in Oval Office
More Michelle Obama rumors… Ivanka Trump’s wardrobe malfunction… and the Lauren Sanchez problem: TOM LEONARD spills all the behind-the-scenes inauguration drama
Donald Trump and Melania hit three inaugural balls in one night as First Family dazzles on dance floor to celebrate MAGA’s return to greatness
WHSmith announces closure of 17 stores this year
Trump inauguration day: Live updates as 47th President is sworn into White House
The victims of Labour’s tax raid on private education: Map reveals schools set to close their doors due to VAT charge on fees with others pushed to the brink of collapse
Scammers target council’s air fryer giveaway as 6,000 pensioners handed household appliance after Labour rollback on winter fuel payments
Sadiq Khan says he hopes Donald Trump will be ‘different from the last time’ after long-running feud when US president branded him ‘a stone cold loser’
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US appeals court upholds TikTok law forcing its sale
A United States federal appeals court has upheld a law requiring Chinese-based ByteDance to divest itself of its popular short video app TikTok in the US by early next year…
South Korea President Yoon under investigation for martial law chaos
South Korean police are investigating President Yoon Suk-yeol for sedition after his brief martial law declaration sparked chaos. Opposition parties have filed impeachment charges, accusing Yoon of unconstitutional actions. The…
Cuba restores power grid but planned outages to resume amid energy crisis
School and work activities resume, but Cuban authorities say policy of rolling, five-hour daily blackouts will continue. Authorities say Cuba’s national electricity grid has been reconnected but is still struggling…
Russia’s Lavrov clashes with Blinken at OSCE meeting
Secretary of State Antony Blinken asserts Ukraine’s sovereign right to make choices about its future without interference from Moscow. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has clashed indirectly with US Secretary…
Bitcoin has surpassed the $100,000 mark as the post-election rally continues. What’s next?
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Hezbollah backs Syria’s al-Assad as opposition forces intensify offensive
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres calls for de-escalation, warns tens of thousands in Syria are at risk. Hezbollah’s secretary-general Naim Qassem has pledged the Lebanese group will stand by the…
Reserve Bank drops a huge hint about what’s next for interest rates in Australia
A senior Reserve Bank official says inflation expectations are stabilising – providing a strong hint about likely rate cuts. The RBA’s assistant governor on economic policy, Sarah Hunter, noted that ‘expectations…
Westpac, St George experience another major outage
Banks suffering major outages on Wednesday Third day in a row for customer unable to use internet banking READ MORE: Westpac and St George customers furious after repeated outages By…
JUSTIN WELBY: I don’t want the people I love
By SAM MERRIMAN Published: 20:13 EST, 15 October 2024 | Updated: 03:51 EST, 16 October 2024 The Archbishop of Canterbury today warns that changing the law on assisted dying would…
Labour accused of ‘power grab’ with vote to boot out hereditary peers in order to ‘parachute in their cronies’
Labour was accused of a ‘power grab’ yesterday as its bid to banish hereditary peers was backed by MPs. It wants to end the right of hereditary peers to sit…