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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's humanitarian tour of Jordan sparks debate over royal protocol and the use of titles by non-working royals conducting quasi-diplomatic activities.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle conduct unofficial Jordan tour visiting humanitarian organisations, raising questions about their role as non-working royals.
South Lanarkshire councillors face £41.3m budget shortfall over three years, threatening essential services including grass cutting, gritting, and Christmas events.
South Lanarkshire councillors face a £41.3 million budget crisis threatening essential services, with council tax rises and cuts to Christmas events on the table.
Trump faces mounting criticism over foreign policy priorities as polls show Americans increasingly disapprove of his international interventions and departure from America First principles.
Trump faces mounting criticism over foreign policy priorities as State of Union looms, with polls showing 61% disapprove of his international approach whilst domestic concerns grow.
Nigel Farage unveils experienced shadow cabinet with bold policies to restore British sovereignty, economic sense, and traditional values for working families.
Reform UK unveils comprehensive policy platform with experienced Conservative leadership team, prioritising British sovereignty, economic pragmatism and traditional values.
US Attorney General Pam Bondi releases complete list of 300 names in Epstein files, including British political figures facing criminal investigation over links to convicted sex trafficker.
Attorney General Pam Bondi releases complete list of 300 names in Epstein files, including British royals and politicians facing fresh scrutiny over national security concerns.
Pensioner Ronald Lovatt, 68, discussed sexual abuse of five-month-old baby online but receives suspended sentence despite possessing category A child abuse images.
Sir Keir Starmer faces mounting criticism over Lord Matthew Doyle's peerage appointment despite links to convicted paedophile, raising serious questions about vetting failures.
PM Keir Starmer faces mounting criticism over his decision to grant a peerage to Matthew Doyle despite the recipient's troubling links to a convicted paedophile councillor.
PM Modi's courteous call to hospitalised opposition leader Sharad Pawar demonstrates parliamentary dignity as the 85-year-old NCP president recovers from chest infection in Pune.
Two men tragically killed as Cirrus SR20 light aircraft crashes into moorland near Littleborough, prompting major investigation by aviation authorities and emergency services.
Swansea Council's four-year asset disposal plan includes former schools and the cherished Langland Bay tennis courts, sparking concerns about overdevelopment and community loss.
Estonian company Bolt launches 2,000 e-scooters across Liverpool, replacing failed Voi operation that cost £300k annually in losses due to theft and vandalism.
China's export restrictions on critical minerals pose a direct threat to British sovereignty, but Commonwealth partnerships offer a path to economic independence.
Egypt threatens military intervention in Sudan's civil war, invoking historic defence pact as regional stability hangs in balance.
Egypt warns of military intervention in Sudan crisis, establishing three non-negotiable red lines that could trigger activation of 1976 joint defence pact.