Politics
Extreme misogyny to be treated as terrorism under new government plans
The home secretary has ordered a review of the UK’s counter-extremism strategy.
Liz Truss ‘in denial’ about being ousted as an MP as she ‘refuses’ to hand over constituent casework
It has been alleged by data protection experts that Truss could be committing an offence by not handing over constituent information.
Carol Vorderman tells Reform voters to ‘give their heads a wobble’
Wise words from Carol Vorderman, who has criticised Reform Party voters for failing to 'suss out' Nigel Farage and his friends.
Farage’s £32k all-expense paid trip to America was to ‘represent Clacton on the world stage’
He said he made the trip to "support a friend who was almost killed and to represent Clacton on the world stage.”
Farage paid £98k a month by GB News for 32 hours of work
He also earns £4,000 a month writing articles for the Daily Telegraph.
Russian authorities ‘refuse to open criminal investigation into Navalny’s death’
Authorities said he became ill after a walk but have otherwise given no details on Mr Navalny’s death.
Mediators hold new Gaza ceasefire talks and hope to head off a wider war
The United States, Qatar and Egypt met with an Israeli delegation in Qatar.
Palestinian death toll above 40,000 in Israel-Hamas war, health ministry says
The announcement came during yet another push from international mediators to broker a ceasefire in the war, now in its 11th month.
Pollsters are starting to think Harris could take the Senate and the House
"I haven’t seen anything like this happen in 30 days in my lifetime.”