42 m. ago Search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 expected to resume on Tuesday

Marine robotics firm to renew its search more than decade after plane disappeared with 239 people onboardThe search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is expected to resume on 30 December, more than a decade after the plane disappeared with 239 people onboard in one of aviation’s greatest mysteries.A renewed search by Ocean Infinity, a UK and US-based marine robotics company, had begun earlier this year but was called off in April because of bad weather. Continue reading...

Politics

73 m. ago Scottish Labour 'not interested' in Holyrood deal with Reform to oust SNP from power

Jackie Baillie described Reform UK as a "party of undercover Tories and self-interested con artists".

Economics

73 m. ago Police Scotland responds to calls about domestic abuse every eight minutes

Police Scotland insisted its “relentless” focus on tackling the problem had seen 32 “high harm and serious” offenders sentenced to more than 228 years in prison during 2025.

Events

86 m. ago Brit 'eats two McDonald's breakfasts' before vowing to 'rip f****** heads off'

An Instagrammer with more than 100k followers filmed himself tucking into a double breakfast from the fast food chain before threatening to go on a booze-fuelled violent rampage

Politics

2 h. ago Anthony Albanese refuses to hold royal commission: PM hits back as he is grilled by journalists at press conference

The Prime Minister has staunchly defended his decision to call for a review despite demands from the victims' families to launch a national inquiry.

Events

3 h. ago Anthony Albanese defends decision to not launch a Royal Commission into the Bondi Beach terrorist attack

During a press conference on Monday afternoon, Anthony Albanese staunchly defended his decision to call for a review despite demands from the victims' families to launch a national inquiry.

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3 h. ago British drug mule trio who smuggled cocaine worth £300,000 into Bali 'have been spared the firing squad and will be deported to the UK'

Lisa Stocker was arrested with her partner in February after being stopped at Bali's international airport with nearly a kilogram of cocaine

Economics

4 h. ago Adele 'raked in a whopping £160K a WEEK in 2024' on top of her million

While the British songstress, 37, may not have released an album since way back in 2021, she still managed to add £8.2M to her £200M fortune last year.

Economics

4 h. ago All we've done is import yet another person who tweets hatred, spouts poison and who loathes this country: DAVID PATRIKARAKOS

Labour's decision to 'repatriate' anti-British extremist Alaa Abd El-Fattah to the UK, a place he openly despises, is the latest farce in the slow-motion collapse of British governance.

Politics

5 h. ago Starmer faces calls to strip UK citizenship from Egyptian activist

Posts have emerged dating back to 2010 in which the activist appears to call for violence towards Zionists and the police.

Politics

5 h. ago ‘We need to know’: Bondi victims’ families demand federal royal commission from PM

Open letter to Anthony Albanese calls antisemitism ‘a national crisis that demands a powerful national response’Ten minutes of terror: how the Bondi mass shooting unfolded in real time – videoFamilies of Jewish Australians killed in the Bondi shooting have demanded that Anthony Albanese call a commonwealth royal commission to investigate antisemitism and questions about law enforcement issues surrounding the terror attack that claimed 15 lives.In an open letter to the prime minister, relatives of 11 of the victims killed at the Bondi beach Hanukah event on 14 December say Jewish families feel unsafe at schools, at work, at home and in public spaces. Continue reading...

Events

5 h. ago Tory leader Kemi Badenoch's fury as Keir Starmer welcomes freed anti

Writing in the Daily Mail, the Tory leader says Alaa Abd El-Fattah - whose arrival in the UK was celebrated by Keir Starmer- should be stripped of his dual British nationality and booted out.

Politics

5 h. ago Haughey unhappy after gun allegedly put to Dubliner’s neck on Carlingford Lough

Irish officials urged that the matter be raised with British officials in ‘strong terms’ with British authorities.

Politics

5 h. ago Bruton contacted Major about Sellafield concerns as legal action was explored

Then-taoiseach John Bruton raised the issue with British prime minister John Major after several safety incidents over a short period in the 1990s.

Politics

5 h. ago John Major reprimanded John Bruton for ‘stormy’ speech in 1995

‘I regret that you have spoken in this way,’ British PM John Major wrote to Taoiseach John Bruton in 1995.

Events

5 h. ago Calls for overhaul of victims’ compensation scheme amid claims it adds to trauma

MPs, campaigners and victims of violent crime urge the Government to introduce changes to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority.

Events

5 h. ago Concern about ‘superiority’ of royal yacht visiting Ireland in 1996

The visit was later cancelled due to security concerns.

Politics

6 h. ago Britain's economic problem isn't a lack of money but a lack of confidence: RUTH SUNDERLAND

Britain's thorniest problem going into 2026 is not a lack of money but a lack of confidence.

Economics

6 h. ago Oliver Glasner makes transfer plea as former Crystal Palace boss calls for backing

Glasner has previously bemoaned a lack of squad depth and claimed it’s “pretty clear” what Palace need in the transfer window

Politics

7 h. ago Putin’s influence looms large as Zelensky meets Trump in Florida for peace talks

US president Donald Trump said the meeting would be bookended by calls with the Russian leader

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