India's Gautam Adani settles civil suit with the SEC in the US
Gautam Adani settles US SEC civil suit, scoring first legal victory in alleged bribery case.
By Admin · 5/18/2026
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Senators Approve Pay Withholding During Government Shutdowns
The Senate passes a resolution to withhold senator pay during government shutdowns, promoting accountability among lawmakers.
By Admin · 5/18/2026
VD Satheesan says Keralam has reaffirmed its secular identity through election verdict
Keralam CM-designate VD Satheesan says the state has reaffirmed its secular identity through the election verdict, vowing to preserve secular values.
By Admin · 5/18/2026
Complete Silence In Face Of Sustained Vilification May Weaken Public Confidence In Judiciary: Delhi High...
Delhi High Court initiates contempt proceedings against AAP leaders, citing sustained vilification can weaken public confidence in judiciary.
By Admin · 5/18/2026
Latvia warns of airspace threat near Russian border overnight
Latvia's National Armed Forces issued a warning of a potential threat in the country's airspace near its border with Russia, before announcing the situation had stabilised.
By Admin · 5/18/2026
Norway confirms decision to revoke missile licences for Malaysia, cites stricter export controls
Norway revokes missile export licenses to Malaysia, citing stricter export controls, affecting Malaysia's defence operational readiness.
By Admin · 5/18/2026
Reform UK donor behind Farage £5m gift named one of Britain’s richest people
The cryptocurrency investor behind a £5 million gift to Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has been named one of Britain's richest people, with an estimated wealth of £18.2 billion.
By Admin · 5/18/2026
Rich List says York area family still North Yorkshire's richest on £1.35billion
The Shepherd family remains North Yorkshire's richest, worth £1.35 billion, as revealed in the Sunday Times Rich List. Their wealth stems from various business ventures.
By Admin · 5/18/2026
Foreign Office's Top Official Leaves Post Amid Vetting Row
Sir Olly Robbins, the Foreign Office's top civil servant, is leaving his post after the department failed to inform the prime minister about Lord Mandelson's failed security vetting. The move comes as Sir Keir Starmer faces calls to resign over the handling of the appointment.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
Mandelson nightmare haunts Starmer again, as senior figure effectively sacked
The prime minister is believed to be absolutely furious over the handling of Lord Mandelson's vetting, Chris Mason writes.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
Supermarket food prices to be capped under SNP manifesto pledge
The cost of "essential" items such as bread, milk and cheese are to be limited under John Swinney's plan.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
Stranded in Dusseldorf: Home Office Error Separates Mother from Child
A German woman living in the UK has been stranded in Dusseldorf due to a Home Office admin error, separating her from her two-year-old daughter. The mistake has left her unable to return home despite having settled status.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
Aid Cuts Threaten Global Economic Stability Amid Iran War
Cuts to overseas aid by countries including the US and UK risk worsening global economic instability, says David Miliband. The former British foreign secretary warns of increased poverty and displacement.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
UK Government Invests £500m in AI Fund, Urging Public to Embrace the Technology
The UK government has announced its first £500m investment in an AI fund, with the technology secretary urging the public to embrace AI. The investment aims to support UK-based AI companies and create new job opportunities.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
Top UK Diplomat Olly Robbins Exits Amid Vetting Controversy
Olly Robbins, the UK Foreign Office's top civil servant, has left his post after a row over Peter Mandelson's security vetting. The decision to override Mandelson's failed vetting has sparked calls for Prime Minister Keir Starmer's resignation.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
UK Chancellor Aims to Break Gas and Electricity Price Link
Chancellor Rachel Reeves seeks to decouple electricity prices from gas costs, citing the need for a more stable energy market. The move could reduce the impact of volatile gas prices on electricity bills.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
UK Fuel Supplies Unaffected by Global Crisis, Says Chancellor
Chancellor Rachel Reeves assures the UK has no issues with fuel supply, despite global shortages. She plans to announce changes to energy policy soon.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
UK Chancellor Warns of Budget Cuts to Boost Defence Spending
Rachel Reeves says 'difficult choices' are needed to increase defence spending, potentially cutting other budgets, including welfare. The move comes amid rising geopolitical tensions and pressure to boost the military budget.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
Badenoch Slams Farage as Opportunist Over Scottish Nationalist Appeal
Kemi Badenoch accuses Nigel Farage of opportunism after he urges Scottish nationalists to back Reform, sparking a heated debate ahead of the Holyrood election. The Conservative leader claims Farage lacks genuine beliefs, instead telling people what they want to hear.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
UK Lawmakers Call for Cancellation of 'Shameful' £330m NHS Contract with Palantir
Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs are demanding the government scrap its contract with Palantir, citing trust concerns and the company's controversial past. The contract is valued at £330m and has already seen £210m spent.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
Starmer Faces Calls to Resign Over Mandelson Security Vetting Controversy
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under pressure to resign after it was revealed that Peter Mandelson failed his security vetting, despite Starmer's previous claims that he had passed. The controversy has sparked calls for Starmer's resignation from opposition parties.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/17/2026
UK Prime Minister Faces Calls to Resign Over Lord Mandelson Vetting Scandal
Sir Keir Starmer is under pressure to step down after it was revealed he didn't know Lord Mandelson failed security vetting for the US ambassador role. The government says the decision to overrule the vetting agency's recommendation was made by Foreign Office officials.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/16/2026
UK Government Probes False Asylum Claims After BBC Investigation
The UK government has launched an investigation into false asylum claims after a BBC report revealed migrants were being advised to make fake claims of being gay or victims of domestic abuse. The Home Office is working to ensure anyone abusing the system is held accountable.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/16/2026
UK Immigration Loophole: Migrants Making False Abuse Claims to Stay
A BBC investigation reveals migrants are exploiting UK rules to stay in the country by making false domestic abuse allegations, with some legal advisers encouraging the fabrication of claims.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/16/2026
UK Defence Spending Plan Delay Sparks Criticism
Sir Keir Starmer faces pressure to publish the delayed defence investment plan, with critics accusing the government of 'corrosive complacency'. The plan's delay has sparked an escalating row over UK defence spending.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/16/2026
UK Prime Minister Refuses to Yield to US Pressure on Iran Conflict
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer stands firm against joining the US in the Iran war, despite pressure from President Donald Trump. Trump has criticized the UK for not providing support in the conflict.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/16/2026
Exposing the Fake Asylum Industry: A Web of Deceit
Asylum seekers and their advisers are using fabricated evidence to bolster fake claims, including fake news websites and staged protests. An undercover investigation reveals the extent of the deception.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/16/2026
UK Government Summons Social Media Executives to Discuss Children's Online Safety
Top social media executives are set to meet with UK officials to address concerns over children's safety online. The meeting aims to hold companies accountable for protecting young users.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/16/2026
Labour's Uphill Battle: Can Keir Starmer Regain Momentum?
With Labour facing challenges from the Green party and Reform UK, Keir Starmer's leadership is under scrutiny. Can he turn the tide?
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/16/2026
England's Schools Need 1,400 More Educational Psychologists to Support Special Needs
A new report reveals that English councils must hire more educational psychologists to meet the rising demand from children with special needs. The estimated cost is £140m.
By Mehedi Hasan Sajal · 4/16/2026