Gary Lineker has said it is "great to see the freedom of speech champions come out in force" after the home secretary branded his comments about the government's new asylum policy as "irresponsible".
In the Russian town of Yefremov, residents say they are shocked by the case of a father separated from his 13-year-old daughter because of her drawing criticising Moscow's offensive."Separating a father from his daughter is horrible.
The former president made a claim about the status of the Manhattan DA's probe into the Stormy Daniels hush money payment.
A woman shouted ‘allow migrants into our country’ and ‘refugees should be allowed in Britain’.
Life has been quieter than usual for residents of Taiwan on an outlying archipelago that is lined with sleepy fishing villages lapped by ocean waves.
The “Jeremy Clarkson effect” is hitting rural Britain, with three-quarters of farmers saying they have abandoned plans to develop their businesses because of planning disputes.
Police Scotland is investigating high-value transactions, including vehicle purchases made by the SNP as part of an inquiry into alleged missing party funds.
At one point, Trump pretended to be a sobbing DeSantis begging for an endorsement, but his rally crowd was fairly subdued throughout his comedy bit.
Kate Forbes could pull off a shock victory in the SNP leadership contest thanks to supporters of the third candidate pushing her over the line, former advisors to the party have said.
Former president criticises adult movie star and New York County District Attorney Alvin Bragg
The Russian 155th Naval Infantry Brigade has suffered heavy losses in attempts to take the town of Vuhledar, the Institute for the Study of War said.
Both parties are guilty of setting targets that cannot be met, undermining faith in politics
The Chinese-backed owner of Britain’s biggest microchip plant has claimed the facility will be forced to shut down if the Government successfully blocks its takeover.
It has been fascinating watching, over nearly three decades, the inexorable rise of Nicola Sturgeon as she became – in elections won if not in promises kept – one of Britain’s most successful-ever politicians.
The Ministry of Defence has been accused of “wasteful procurement” after five helicopters worth more than £35 million were mothballed before flying a single minute.
Matt Hancock and Kwasi Kwarteng told an undercover Led By Donkeys journalist they would work for £10,000 a day.
Passengers on the c2c rail line into London’s Fenchurch Street station from Essex could hardly believe their luck.
A North Korean defector who sought refuge in the US said she was "embarrassed" to study human rights in America because it had become synonymous with socialism in universities.
The United States has reacted cautiously to Russia's decision to place nuclear weapons in Belarus. On Saturday it was reported by a Russian news agency that Vladimir Putin has signed a deal to station tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus. It is the first time since the mid-1990s that Russia has based such weaponry outside the country.
PATRICK Harvie has suggested the Scottish Greens will try to stay in the joint government regardless of who wins the SNP leadership race by reminding his party of the impotence of being in opposition.
The embattled former president faces multiple investigations and a tough primary.
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